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EDUCATIONAL
Extract from my Note-book.
By the County Superintendent
During the present school year. a con- ,
aideiable improvement has been made in
various districts by remodilling scholl rooms
affording means for ventilation,—resent
ing with reference to comfort, and con
venience for a system of instruction. While
this is the case, we stirl have school-rooms
unfit for the training places of youth; and
destructive to the health of those confined
in them. In two or three cases scholars
have seriously frosted their feet by sitting
oin the room where the means for heating
was entirely insufficient. In a few oth e r
instances I have noticed a constantly high
temperature in the room, without means
for ventilstion. This is seriously injuri
ous in two particulars. Accustomed I
through the Jay to this warm room, the
scholars go out with a relaxed condition of
the system; and are quite likely to take
cold. These repeated changes kept up
for a whole season are sufficient to confer
injuries to the system which can never be
repaired. This assertion is ill hot excite
any unnecessary feeling for we know of
cones of infirmities in adults that can be
traced back to the school-room, for their
cause. If we add to this a want of clean- 1
linees which is occasionally found, we have
a case which is difficult to represent with
moderation. In one of these poorly van
tilated rooms, let us suppose a large num:
bar of scholars,—a half dozen boys chew_
ing tobacco and constantly emptying the
contents of their mouths in the corners ,
and under the benches.—a teacher in his I
dignified position, demonstrating practical- i
Jy and conclusive that he chews more tob
acco than all of them put together; and we
have merely a reality without exagrega.
tion. This tobacco pulverized with the
filth of the floor, rises, floats in the effluvia
of the room, and when inhaled must be
very injurioos to health.
emmill School.— J. S. Beyer, teach
cr. 40 scholars ; attendance good ; 7
study mental Arithmetic ; 12 Writthn A
•rithmetic ; 7 Geography; 4 Grammar;
.2 Phisical Geograpny ; Algebra 3; As
tronomy 2 ; Nat. Philosophy 2 t Voca!
music is practised occasionally,
.13queduct School.—W. H. Flenner,
teacher.— 57 scholars ; Attendance good
—better than nsual at this school; 17 stu•
dy Mental Arithmetic; Written Arithme
tic 17 ; Geography 11; Grammar 4; Or
der good; system of instruction good.
Knod , School.—Jno M. Bailey, teach
er ; 62 scholars ; attendance good ; house
good; 60 aoholars read, 47 write ; 8 stu
,dy Mental Arithmetic; Written Arithme
tic 24 , Geography 31 ; Grammar 15 ;
Algebra 1 ; Latin 1; Composition 15 ;
',History 12 ; Physiology 1; Astronomy 8.
Loop School.—David Tussey, teacher;
60 sholars; attendance good; 60 read; 45
write; 60 study Mental Arithtnetic ; 45
Written Arithmetic; Geography 30;
Grammar 13 ; Composition 10 ; Philoso
phy 2.
The Barre° Forge School not yet visited
WEPT TOWNSHIP.
No. 1 School.— Saml. Davis. leacher;
house very good—the best us the county
--entirely suited to a system of instruction.
32 scholars ; Attendance good ; all scholars
read ;16 write ;15 study Arithm ;
Geography 6; Grammar 10; Composition
15; Mitchels Outline Maps and Osgoods
Cards furnished by the teacher.
Petersburg No. 1. School.—A. B. Bum.
bough, teacher: 40 scholars; 39 write ; 21
study Mental arithmetic; Written Arith.
met ,c 20 ; Geography 23 ; Grammar 15 .
Physical Geography 4 ; Algebra 3 ; Nat'
Philosophy 2; Composition and vocal mu.
s ic ate practised in this school. The teach
er has furnished Peltons Outline Maps
worth 28 dollars.
Johnston School.—M. 1,. Shaffner,
teacher 31 scholars ; Atlendance good ; 20
read ; 15 write; 14 study Arithmetic ;G'eo.
graphy 6 ; Grammar 3.
McGuire School.—J. I', Wilson, teach.
er; 22 scholars; Atter.dence middling; Or
der good; 15 read ; 14 write ; 15 study
Arithmetic ; Geography 2.
Forge School.—J. C, Carothers. teach
er; 82 scholars • Attendance middling;
10 not able to read; 20 read ; 14 write ;
8 study Arithmetic ; Geography 4.
St'4Sehool,—Mies Annie Wilson, teach
er; 35 scholars; Attendance good; 28
read ;12 write; 7 study Arithmetic ; 2
Geography ; Grammar 1; house good, and
remarkable for cleanliness
Bridge School—Robert Ramsey, teach
er ; 49 scholars • 9 stony Mental Artthme•
tic . Written Arithmetic 27 ; Geography
7 ; Grammar 8 ; writing 36 ; Order good
Attendance pond. Mitchell's Outline
Maps and Osgood's Cards furnished by
the teacher.
Globe-run School.-- John Nelson,
teacher; 48 scholars ; Attendance poor ;
45 read ; 35 write ; 10 study Mental Arith
metio ; Written Arithmetic 22 ; Geogra
phy 6 ; Grammar 5 ; Composition 8 ; Or
der good ; Mitchells Outline Maps furnish
ed by the teach.
Green Tree School. •—W .1 W. Borst
teacher ;78 szolars ; Attendance good ;
Order good : 51 read ; 34 write ; 19
study Mental Arithmetic 23 ; Grammar
7 ; Geography 4 ; Book-keeping 1.
Nylon School.—J. w. Myron, teach
er! 88 scholars; Attendance good ; 45 read
and write; 25 study Men, al Arithmetic;
Written Arithmetic 23; Grammar 8; Com
poattion 6; Algebra 5; Nat. Philosophy 5,
Chemistry 1; house good ; Oulu. good.
Odd Arrangement of the Senate
Committees.
Out of twenty-one standing committees
in the U. S. Senate the South, with about
ono third of the national population, takes
the chairmanship of fourteen, leaving to
the North, comprising two thirds of
the population, but seven. If this had
been reversed by the Republicans, would 1
no doubt have been called "sectional;" but
haveing been done by the Democrats, it'
must be considered eminently "national."
And then look at the fitness of it. Mr.
fluster, of Virginia, a State next door to
bankruptcy, is Chairman of Finance! Mr. '
Clay, Alabama, an inland lawyer from a
State that lever builds a ship, is C hair
man of Commerce! Post Offices and Post
Roads are assigned to Mr, Yules of Florida
who gets his letters by bridle paths
through swamps. The Federal Capital
to Mr. Brown, of Mississippi,
which thre.
atens to dissolve the Union! The Library
to Mr Pearce. et Maryland, which makes
it a crime to read the Bible. Gen. Davis,
who advised Mississippi to establish arm°.
ries preparatory to a disslution of the Union,
is made Chairman of Military Affairs.
Mr. Green, the representative sf the Bor
der Ruffians, is made chairman of Terri
tories,----Pittsburg Gazelle.
RECEIPTS ANI7EXPENRITURES
OF THE
COUNTY OF HUNTINGDON,
Front the sth day of January 1858 to the
30th day of January 1839 including both days.
RECEIPTS.
185.1 John Laport, Franklin, $7O 76
1855 John Beaver, Hopewell, 114 67
" A'm Isenberg, Morris, 174 22
" Juo. Thompson Walker 10 00
1856 Joseph Forrest Barree 208
" Geo. Rupert Brady 46 05
" Fred. Harmau Cromwell 12 43
" Sol. Hamer Jackson 111 25
" Benj F Wallace Morris 15 00
" A J Dunlaps Tod 10 00
" I) Pheasant Union 1 13
" Jos Isenberg Walker 222 45
" W ill in Moore West 102 59
1657 Alit Stitt Alexandria 184 75
" Jun R McCarthy Brady 602 43
" Peter Levingston Barren 850 59
" George M Green Cast 183 90
Samuel Smith Cassville 'BO 10
" Joseph Park Clay 272 55
" Wan John. Cromwell 424 42
" Brice Blair Dublin 569 70
" Win Bice Franklin 1423 25
" George Numer Henderson 250 00
" Samuel S Smith Huntingdon 639 97
" Geo B Weaver Hopewell ' 366 02
" John Jackson Jackson 1076 25
" Henry A Mark Juniata 266 26
" Samuel Harnish Morris 488 67
George Miller Oneida 52 00
" AIS Neff Penn 465 43
" 1) P Henderson Porter 1313 60
" James G Doyle Shirley 1049 58
" C Bowers. Shirleysburg 124 e 7
" Joshua Johnes Sprii4, o leld 106 45
" Thus CiSiiey Tell 222 63
" Arm Elias Tod 691 10
" HI , Candid' Union 200 15
" Martin Manner Walker 416 59
" S Lehman Warriormark 859 80
Jno Thompson West 102 G 15
1858 Win Walker Alexandria 109 50
" P Livingston Barree 93 50
" .1 C Watson Brady 131 16
" Joseph Park Cass 75 50
" John S Gehrett Cassville 26 00
" 0 W Horton, Carbon, 7 20
" George D Hudson Clay 35 30
" Joseph Cornelius Cromwell 52 00
" William M'Claiii Dublin 140 00
" John B Thomson Franklin 970 00
" Jacob Hallman Henderson 162 59
" Peter Swoope Huntingdon 1033 00
" Jacob Weaver Hopewell 100 00
" David Heffner Juniata 65 62
" Nathaniel Lytle Morris 130 00
" George Green Oneida 100 50
" Michael Garner Penn 302 62
" Daniel Rhoda Porter 145 31
" Samuel Foust Shirley 379 05
" Benjamin Long Shirleysburg 36 41
" Jacob 0 Jones Tell 75 50
" David Aurandt Tod 16 00
" Abram Wright Union 71 83
" Henry Swoope Walker 69 50
" Thomas Hyskill Warriersmark 470 02
" Andrew Slattern West 589 85
20619'60
Coenty tax on unseated Lands 428 74
School " " ", " •131 09
Road " " " " 407 37
Fine. & Jury fees reed of M. F.
Campbell 6.1 00
Fines & Jury fees rec'd of D Cald
well 12 00
7( 00
Reed of Ak J Port for Toll House 100 00
" " A Jacobs rent " "55k56 50 00
150 00
Rent reed of Huntingdon Band for
Court House .15 00
Rent reed of Continentals 4 00
19 00
Rec'd of Henry Glazier for old privy 10 00
Reed for sale of stray steer 60
Redemption R.ceive'd
Balance due County Treasurer
Total amount
EXPENDITURES,
Att'y Gen . , Prot'y, Sh'ff and
witnesses fees on Corn pros
Constabl s for making ref ns
adv'g spring election, &c.
Gr. & Tr. Jura. court crier,
Judg. Insp. Clio, of elections
tssesaor'a orders
Inquisition on dead bodies.
Road and bridge views 313 00
Do darn. Mrs. Vandevander 93 00
Do. do. Thos. Crownovor 46 75
Do. do. M. Chilcote 80 75 533 50
For running division fine be.
tween Tad & Carbon tps.
Bridge orders :
Wise & Eby, bridge at Hun
tingdon, 1681 00
Do. tor rep'g above bridge, 38 49
W Harper at Drake's ferry, 276 00
E.E. & A.Ramsey at Rockhill 100 00
A, S. Harrison, Raystown Br. 950 00
A. C. Blair, building bridge
across Tuscarora creek, 40 00 3085 49
Commissioners :
H. L. McCarthy, 160 00
G. W. Mattern, 65 00
J. Baker, 100 00
Benj. K. Neff, 57 50
Clk, to Comni's in fullfor '57 80 00
Do. on acct. for 1859, 275 00
Atty. for Comm're in fnll '57 20 00
Do. in full for '5B, 40 00
County auditors for 1857, 68 70 866 20
Expenses of visitors to Poor
House to inspect accounts
by order of Cour:, 80 00
Publish'g rep. of Visitors, 10 00
Trear of Hunt Co. Pocr H, 7000 00 7090 50
Interest on County Bonds
J. G. Miles,
Wm. P. Orbison,
Exr. of C. Bucher,
Win. B. Less,
Ssniiiel Wigton
9 00
180 00
00 00
60 00
45 00
Jno. It: Cosned,
Thomas Fisher,
Medicine and attendance to
prisoners in jail,
Wood and coal for C.M. and
jail, 237 21
Gas consumed at Court 11., 36 71
Repairs at Court 11. and jail, 242 02
Sweeping and cleaning C.II. 25 00
Washing for pris. in jail in
full for 1857,
Do, on account for 1858,
J. F. Ramey for running and
marking lino between Hun
tingdon and Main counties
Penna. State Lan. Hos. for
Nancy Long, 65 00
do. B. Brotherline 212 25 277 25
Stationary & Blank books for
county offices, 28 51
COunty Printing—J. A. Nash, 149 75
W. Brewster 68
W. Lewis, 97 25
Postage and express, 35 96 379 72
One copy standardwe ights and
measures,
Lycoming Insurance Comp'y
Wesel] Pen'y for convi is,
Hunt. Co. Agr. Soci'y, 1857, 100 00
a " 1858, loU 00 200 00
Mdse.'for C. II• and jail, 71 24
County Bonds paid—D. Blair 481 38
Leas for Miller, 1188 65 1670 03
A. 11. Crewit's est. 2300 00
01. Glazier transcribing gan
oral index, 225 00
M. F. Campbell trans'g judg
ment docket. 225 00 450 00
Do. for his fees and coast ns
clerk of C. of Q. S. Prot'y,
Stationary, &c., 237 65
D. Caldwell, do. do. 134 21
do. do do. 126 65 894 51
F. 11. Lane, Or. for deeds to
Comm's at Treas's sale and
jodv'g land afterwaad direc
ted not to be sold 23 28
Refunding orders paid, 49 24
School money paid to James
Harper, treas'r of Cromw'll
tp. school district, 3 62
Redemp'u ii,ney paid out, 65 16
Fox scalp premiums, 398 94
Shot'. Miller for summoning
jurers, boarding and convey
ing convicts to the pontoon•
liar in full for 1857, 81 52
Do. on account for 1858, 550 00 631 52
Balaneo due Treasurer at last
settlemen
CO. Treasurer's Commission
on 548895 84 at pr. ct
In testimony of the correctness of the above
her.unt o subscribe our names, and affix the
seal of the said county, this dd day of January
A.l). 1859.
11. 1,. McOARTIIY,
• 11. W. MATTERN, Comm'rs
JOHN FLENNEII,
Wo, the undersigned Auditors of Huntingdon
county, Penns, elected and sworn according to
law, report that we mot, d d audit, settle and
adjust according to law, the accounts of F. H.
Lane, Treasurer of the,county, and the orders
of the Commissioners and the receipts of the
Name, for and during the past year and find a
balance duo F. 11. Lane, of six thousand seven
hundred and seventy dollars and forty-0)1N
cents,
Oven under our bands at the Commissioners
office in tho borough of Huntingdon, tho third
day of January, 1859.
JAMES CItEE,
P. D. STEVENS, Aud'rs
T. I , V. GHAFFIUS,
APPEALS.
no County Commissioners will hold
their appals fer the present year, at the
following times and places in the several
townships nod bofoughs, to wit:
Tell township, Monday 28 Feb. 1859, at
Union School House near the Union
Meeting house. 1
Dublin towp. Tuesday lst March, at the
Pleasant Hill School house near Joseph
Nelson.
Cromwell, Wednesday 2nd. March, at Or
bisonia, at the house of David Etnier.
Shirley tp. & Shirleysburg Borough,
Thursday 3d. Mitrch at the house of
Mrs. Frriker.
Brady, Friday 4th. March, at the Public
house of V . Crouse at Mill Creek.
Warriormark, Tu sday Bth. March, War.
riormark at the house of J. Chamberlain.
Franklin, Wednesday oth. Mechanicsville
School House,
Morris, Thursday 10th., Waiersireet sit
the house of John Seeds.
Huntingdon, Friday 11th, at the Court
House.
Henderson Sat. 12th, at the C. 11
Cass tp. & Cassville bor., Tuesday 15th
at the Public School House.
Clay, Wed. 16 at the School house in
Scottsville.
Springfield, Thursday 17th at tie School
House near Hugn M a dden.
1269 20
Union, Saturday 19th at the School house
near Ezekiel Corbins.
Jackson, Tuesday 22 at the Public [louse
at McAleveys Fort
Barree,•on Wednesday 28d, at the Public
House in Saulsburg.
West, Thursday 24 at the Public School
house on the farm of Miles Lewis.
Porter town. and Alexandria bor Friday,2s
at the Public School House in Alex n.
Carbon, 'l'uesday 29th. Broad Top city at
the Public House.
68 52
6770 43
'l'od, Wed. 30th. at the School house near
Eagle Foundry.
Hopewe'l, Thursday 31 Mar, at the house
of James Entrikcn.
28983 35
Penn.Frida3l;tApril at the Public
House in Markelsburg
1339 57
Oneida Teuedav 6th April Centre Union
School House.
381 23
2915 51
810 70
432 00
67 34
Juniata Wednesday 6th April at the place
of holding Elections.
Walker Tliureedey 7th McConnelstown
at the place of holding the election.
H L, MoCATITHEY.
S. W. MATTERN. S
Com.
JOHN FLENNER.
38 50
WILLIAM GLASGOW, Steward, in
account with the Huntingdon
County Alms House. from Janu
ary, 6th,, 1558, until January 4th,
1859, inclusive:
Jan. 6. To Ball. at last Settlement
" Co. Treasury for Orders drawn
at sundry times. 747,73
Cath'r Fraker, Shoats sold her 4,18
" Blair Co. A. House, cash reed 41,71
Bare & McLaughlin, cash paid
them through Co. Draft 18,85
" K. L. Grcen,Groceries sold him 10,84
" John Lutz, Sr. Fish & Salt
sold him 70
" J.B.Kidder, this acct. on Books 8,75
.• K.L.Green, doz Bread Bask. 1,10
" McLaughlin, Oro. bought
for private use 5,37
" Cambria Co. A.House,Ch. rec 20,6'
" I Clugston, Bal. of his acct. on
Books
" Cash roc A.S.Harrison, (found
on drowned persons
" Ch rec, Harrowing Corn
I.aue's Est., Ch rec
" Wra. Johcson, Hides
" Cath. Fraker, plowing &c. 2,10
" Westm'd Co. A. H. cash rec 1,48
" Private use, 4bu Potatoes 50 2,00
2 bit Corn " 1,00
" " 3 gall Molasses " 1,50
4 4 d. 220 lbs Beef 5 11,00
11 14 300 " Pork " 15,00
~ " 10 " Coffee 12 1,20
41 43
114 00 509 43
)$1185,63
Ca. By Sundry Expenditures for use of House
Jan. By E. Doyle, for paym't
to him. Statement No. 1. 8 56
By log. Centelius for ox
en Case. Stat. No, I, 1 16
By Comb. Val. F. I. Co.
Cash per Ag. Ins. fees.
Statement No. I. 18 00
B. Graffius, Tin Ware pr
Receipt. Stat. No. 1. t. 82
Win. Jennings, 1 plow
15 00
15 00 570 04
230 00
tatement No.l
Cash exp.. Sundry purpo.
see during mo. No. 1. 4 00
Ch . exp. going to Cambria
Co. No I. 920
do. Harrisburg, No. 1. 475
web. J.W.Galbraith Cabbage
Statement No. 2 1 00
S. Hains, plow pts, bill " 1 90
Wright &C0.,1 br faocet " 2 30
J.Palmer &Co, 5 bin fish" 45 77
F.Harmony, pumpkins." 3 00
Jon. Mon tague, cash pa
id him per order. " 5 52
Jungerick & Smith, gro.
per receipt. " 22 81
Mrs. Goodman, making
pantaloons. " 1 00
Epraim Doyle, making
coffins on acct. 9 43
Mar. Jungaric & Smith, Ciro.
per receipt stat'm N0:3.171 13
J.C.Seckler, freight " 28 82
John Read, garden seed" 90
Win. Jordon, keeping E.
Kelly. " 2 67
B.2lcMaben, cash paid
on account. " 200
S.Bolinger, hanlingrails" 1 .25
Win. Brown csts in Ox
en case
Apr. G.Flautt work done at
the house. Steen'. No. 4 3 37
W.l.Steel, 1 wag. whip " 1 50
Lutz & Harris, mortising
locust post " 7 60
S.Kurts, altering hogs " 82
G.Nleguly, 14 bushels po•
tatoes " 6 50
G. Flaatt, work done at
houso " 4 00
J.B. Kidder, parsnips &
ashes " 1 79
E. Doyle. making coffins" 4 00
Andrew & Dixon, for cook
range per bill . • 132 00
Fisher & McMurtrie mer
chandise rec. " 3 20
Casa paid for traveling ex
penses & other ourposes" 41 21
Cash paid, sundry use of
house. '• 8 64
May Dr, 11, Baird, attending
(.). D. ' , to(:iers NO G 5 00
J. Murphy, wish for send .
ing paupere to house 75
Cain paid, expenses go•
ing to Huntingdon 5 82
June Ch. paid smidry travelling
July J e C x .s re e ' c l l c iM, freight No 8
80
paid
per receipt. No. 7 6 30
F.&.Franciecus, 2 pairs
hanies 2 00
Jos. Harris, harvesting 500
C Atherton, manure &c 100
Cash paid, Sundry trav
elling etpenses.
Aug Jungaric & Smith, cash
paid them pr receipt.
No, 8 10 00
M.A.Doyle, house labor 10 00
Jos. Harris, painting &c. 3 75
A.A.Shannon, repairing
harness l 90
Akin. Lutz, apples cab
bage &c. 2 20
Eli.. Zcleh,one years rent
of lot. 1 50
• S. Nuts, altering hogs 1 00
Cash paid, Expense of at
tending Court &c. 9 84
Ch.'pd. removing paup.
pore to house 6 50
Ch. pd. travelling i(busi
nese 5 40
Sep. J.C.Secklcr, cash paid per
receipt Stat. No 9 4 92
R.Robison &Co. do. 65 31
J. Burns, allaying paupers 75
Cash paid, travelling exp.
Broad Top 5 07
do Spruce Creek 2 15
do various places 4 . 64
Oct. R.Robison Cash paid them
per recipe No 10 3G 97
M.A.Doyle, house labor 32 41
Cash paid travelling
Hopewell, Greensburg 26 25
do Huntingdon 2 26
do aundry places 607
Nov. Jungarie & Smith Cash
paid per receipt No. 11 25 00
J.Starr, for sundry fruit 2 64
J. Palmer, Cheese 3 70
Cash paid, Expenses to
Huntingdon 2 90
do McConnelsburg 4 25
do Huntingdon 231
do Phila. & home 14.42
Mary Sneath, Sewing 2 25
Cash paid, sundry capon
sea during month 6 54
Dee. J. C. Sealer, cash paid
freight &c. bill. No 12 31 15
Margt Hoover, house la•
bor. receipt 12 25
11. W. Doyle, do 425
Epos. Doyle, ch. pd. acct. 4 V)
Cash paid travelling to
Huntingdon 231
1859 do sundry expenditures 3 52
Jan. 4. Buffalo robe purchased
for use of house. 7 50
Levi Evans, note returned 12 39
J. McElwee, do 9 00
Mrs. Glasgow, extra sor. 100 00
26 yds of carpeting for
use of houso.
I bedstead, do
By balance of acct. to
square
1859 •
Jan. 4. To balance at settlement ea
per contra. 47 29
" 18, Wm. Piper, for order overpaid
(Nov. 2nd 1868.)
201 60
26 00
361 90
1567 00
7:13 43
28,983 95
224,6'
In testimony of the correctness of tho
hove statement and exhibition, we have here
to set our hands this; 4th. day of January, A.
D. 1859 D. CLARKSON.
JOSEPH GIBB, NY.
JAMES MURPHY.
Receipts and Expenditures.
Of the Ifu n /inydon County Alms House
from Jan. 6th, 1858 to Jan. 4th, 1859 inc/u.
DR. To County Treasury for amount
drawn therefrom 7014 09
William Glasgow late Stew ball
of his acct at last settlement
do. for sundry items detailed iu bit
. acct. Aggregate
1,00
60,87
580
CR. By sundry persons 10,787
lbs. beef No.l to 14 in. 497 81
Do. 3,557 lbs. pork No 1 2. 3
6 and 9 177 37
David Stoner 101 bu. Wheat,
No. 15. 101 00
Thos. McGarvey Inuit, No. 16 4 61
T. E. Orbisou 30 bu wheat
95 cts 17 28 50
A. Heiner 75 Liu db. 71 25
do. 2 bbl. Flour 8 00
do. 8 bo. rye, No. 18 4 00
David Rimier 25 ho. potatoes
No. 19 13 50
A. L Funk 7i " " " 50
No. 20 3 75
Jacobs & Long meat per bills
No. 21 & 22 88 38
John Jacobs meat A sued
N 0.23. 16 56
Thos. MeGarvey meat N 0.14 107 97
David Hicks Esq. I yoke 08-
en made into beef No. 24 90 00
A. Heiffncr 50 bib unbent 1 25
No 25 62 50
Abm. Lutz 233 bu do. I 25
No, 26 29 .58
Samuel Bolinger 18 do. 1 25
No. 27
Cath. Fraker 37 lbs. Bacon 10
No. 28
Fisher& McMurtrie 10 bbl flour
No. 29 6:1 47 1394 83
Merchandise and Groceries File .11.
By. W. B. Lens fur merchan
dise per Bills No. I. 2. 3. &
4 325 64
W. A. Frisker do. No. 5 toil, 238 91
Geo. McLaughlin do. 12 to 14, 102 18
Bare & McLaughlin, do No 15 7G 40
A L Etnier, 16 & 17 102 96 ••••
Dovle Foust &Co. 18 to 20 75 5G
H A Robison &Co. 21 44 32
T E Orbison 22 12 11 978 38
Out Doer Paupers. 'narked file 0. D.
By Danl. Megahey, for keeping It
Chaney 1 to 10 index 120 87
Daughoubaugh,S Daugh'bh 11 to 18 52 00
Geouge Miles, for keepin for E That-
cher 19 to 22
Rich. Ashman, do J Banks, 23 to 26
Margt Wales, keeping McLaughlin
27 to 33
J Stensiu, relief afforded 34 to 36
8.11 Houpt, keeping, Mary Ream
! 37 to 39 36 00
I D Houck, E Peight keeping 40&4I 48 00
B ITopkins, IM Hopkins, do 42 -3 20 00
G W Matters, Wm Firran, do 44-5 12 00
J W Matters, Mrs Wharton, do 46-7 52 00
I Lininger, coffins, 48-9 9 00
T EOrbison, fool's '
for 0 D P 50 9 87
I Ann Walters, do P Quinn, 51 13 00
T Koogh, do do 52 7 00
Ann Donahoe, do do 53 400
.1 S Reed, making coffin 51 4 00
IV K Wimer, burial expenses 2
children 55 13 25
J Chamberlain, furnishing sundry
paupers 56 27 02
G Guyer, do 57 2 01;
S Cisncy, do for Wilson fain. 58 22 00
I'M Stoneroad, do Itisely (am 59 21 G 3
J Clark A Sun do do 60 2 90
A willolgh4y, do A !Ticks, 61 100
rIV T. Tlalim, burial of person
found in dam 62
S Rickets, burnishing for Ferrer
family 63
B Stevens, do Win Abbot 64
II Brewster, do J Thompson 63
II C Weaver, sundry 0 I) I' 1:6
A S Harrison, services per droned.
ed man 67 1 00
Kilo& A Westbrook, do 69 5 00
It II Wigton, for furs sund 0D 1' 69 28 50
S B Donalson, making coffin Wm
Allen 70
0 Etnier fur,, sund 0 D P 71
S Barkstresser a teo do P Quinn 72
Barlcstresser A Moore do IV Allen 73
McCabe, furns J Murry 74
Hudson & Wallace burying Wm
Abbot 75
Long A Miller, furnishing D Han
, AOll 76
1 111 Hamilton, atten'e I) Price 77
i S frica dig grave. D Hanson 78
W Sneel keeping Ac IV Roberts 79
Roullet A Bolinger, dig grave J
I G Lane 80
j Eliz Ennis, keeping J Grinder, 81
J Shaver, coffin for J G Lane 82
N C Shaver, keeping " 83
N Dallas, nursing " 84
I Baker, furnshing for " 85
P D Stevens, making coffin for
W Sneet 8G
W E McMurtrie, house rent 87
I Neff, furnishing 0 D P 88
A Estop, do IV Roberts 89
H Kelly do do 90
Louisa &met bal purchase money
of house Ac 91
Sarah Decker, for furnishing for
Mrs Martin 92
Dr H If Conrad toed A atten per
W Roberts 93-4 96 00
I II Orlady, do J Pruner 95,6 7 75
.1 McCulloch, do 3 Cases 97 to 99 15 75
'4 II Dorsey, do stud cases 100-1 22 00
'J A Shade, do 2 case 102-3 27 25
' J Heidetithall do P Quiun 104.3 10 00
I Moore a Long do sund can 106-7 47 00
' J IV Harvey, do Thos Magee 108 8 25
It D F B a i r 1, do IV Abbot 109 18 25
" visiting suml 00 P 110 13 00
'TM J McKennon, med A atten
E Price 111 3 76
' J It Meta, do W Gooden 112 10 00
J P Ashcomb, do IV Allen 113 20 00
' C Bower, do IV Law 114 22 50
• J E Keefer, do J Harrington 115 18 19
' R Clark, do Curtis fain 116 12 00
14 00
il 92
22 •16
Removing d• Delivering Paupers, marked file It
By Jacob Porter, for delivering poop•
ors, at sundry times No Ito 4 iuclu 31 50
P Harold', do 5 and 6 13 80
J Stoneroad, do 1 pauper 7 11 10
S Coen, du do 8 12 00
J S Africa, do sun pauper 9 5 80
J Decker, do 1 pauper 10 2 50
W Dice, do sundry pauper 1 I 12 40
J Alexander, do 1 pauper 12 4 00
W Winier, do sun pauper 13 4 50
1 Ashton, do do 14 6 00
H Creamer, do 3 paupers 15 9 90
B V Chilcott do 14 do 9 00
16
N Decker, do paupers lt 4 50
47 29 1185 63
FARM. u4nexu ritx F.
By Win. Piper, for Cash paid
at tuna. times. No. 1 to 9 in. 268 12
John Wicks for cuddling, No. 10 27 15
H. Myers, 11 22 21
Jno. Long, sch. tax, 57-8 1243 29 60
W. I. Steel, cellars, straps, 14 550
Ino. Gifford, locust posts, 15 38 00
S. R. Douglass, 25bu. seed oats
at 33i 16 833
G. Garber, 20 bu. do. wheat 17 30 00
Lutz do Wakefield threshing 18 22 00
G. Wakefield, 600 chest. rails,
5i
28 50
75 79
19 33 00 483 91
Incidental and Miscellaneous, Marked File I.
By E. Doyle for coffins, vou
chers no. 1 to 3 in.
Abut. Lewis, sundries, 4 to 6
McKinnon & McNite, drugs, 7
and 8,
M. Harrison, tinware and rep
9 and 10, 36 53
D. Snare, Esq., official fees and
Ilund's_, 11 to 13, 26 21
Henry Brewster, do. 14 and IS, 13 03
224 67
213 23
7451 99
OUTSTANDING BALANCES
Due at the Settlement of the Auditors for the year 1855.
Town&bor. Collector's NameP. County 'Pax. State Tax Militia Fines,
1851 West, Charles Green, 37 81 70 53
1852 Walker. John Coulter, 49 34 4 85 52 50
1853 Cass, Joshua Greenland, 0 50
" Henderson, Luke Voorhees 123 5G 77 08 75 05
1854 Barree, William Couch, 39 54
" Cromwell Michael Myers, 900
" Porter, . William B. Shaw, 10 00
1855 Barree, John Smith, 125 22 377 03 51 50
11 Walker, John Thompson, 28 87 18 03 23 50
1856 Brady, George Rupert, 70 51 10 97 37 50
" Jackson, Solomon Hamer, 515 20 293 12 23 75
a Morris, Benj. F. Wallac ~ 47 11 77 97 23 28
" Warriorsnfk, Ilenry Grazier. 100 00 13 80
" Walker, Joseph Isenberg, 43 11 28 77
" Cnseville, Nicholas Corbin, 700
1857 Alexandria, Alexandria Stitt, 121 67 55 55
a Brady, John R. McCarthy, 139 30. 34 10 350
" Cass, George M. Green, 85 50 30 95 1 00
" Cassville, Samuel Smith, 302 1 Ott
" Clay, Joseph Park ,
112 64 f 19 18 00
'' Cromwell, William Johns, 331 42 214 12 550
" Dublin, Brice Blair, 47 20 44 02 700
" Franklin, William Bice, 41 25 62 18
" Henderson, George Numer, 46 38 10 74 16 50
" Huntingdon, Samuel Smith, 502 21 267 52 48 50
. 1 Hopewell Geo. B. Beaver,
" Juniata, Henry A. Mark.
" Morris, Samuel Harnish,
1 . Oneida, George Miller,
0 Porter. D. P. Henderson,
" Shirley, Jas. S. Doyle,
" Springfield, Joshua Johns,
Shirleysburg, Charles 13owersox,
Tell. Thomas Cisney,
1 "rod, Abraham Elias,
.' Union, M. F. Campbell,
0 Walker. Martin Flannel.,
0 West, John Thompson,
1858 Alexandria, William Walker,
" Barret., Peter Le vington,
a Brady, Jno. C, Watson,
0 Cass, Joseph Park,
a Cossville, John S. Gehrett.
" Carbon, Geo. W. Horton,
" ('lay, Geo. D. Hudson,
" Cromwell, Joseph Cornel us,
" Dublin. Win. McClain,
" Franklin, J. B. Thompson,
1 . Henderson, Jacob Hallman,
" Hopewell, Jacob Weaver.
" Huntingdon. Peter Swoope,
" Jackson, Samuel Steffey,
a Juniata, Isaac Heffner,
. 1 Morris, Nathaniel Lytle,
. 1 Oneida, George Green,
" Penn, Michael Garner,
" Porter, Daniel knode,
" Shirley, Samuel Foust,
" Simleysburg, Benjamin Long,
" Springfield. David W ible,
. 1 Tell, Jacob G. Jones.,
" Tod, David Aurandt,
~ Union, Abraham Wright
~ Walker, Ilenry Swoope,
" Werriorsin'k, ' llO Ol.B [l l' , liill,
. 1 West, An Irew Nla Jeri),
22 60
54 06
72 00
70 50
41 25
9 00
18 00
70
2 90
857482 64 814390 57
Bonds due and owing by the county :
To Win. I'. Osbison, 83500 00
C. Bucher's, Est. , lobo 00
Samuel Wigton, 750 00
Joh•i H. Gosnell, 690 50
Thomas ruler, 1900 4'o 7810 al
Balance due A. B. Crewit's estate, 448 05
Unpaid on Jury orders, 38 50
" Comth, " 302 71
'• " Elec'n •' 55$ 80
" Assessor's orders. 100 50
" " Constable's " 8 55
Inquisition. " 44 IS
Deficit to the Commonwealth for 1830,
1857,
Given under seal of office, 11c1 of January, 1859.
H. I, AIcCARTY,
G. %V. MA'ITERN, Commissioners,
JOHN b'LENNEII,
Altest:—llenry W. Miller, Clerk.
4 00
15 61
29
3 25
31 05
2 31
1 25
3 00
38 00
1 75
15 00
4 00
05 00
10 50
C. Bowersox, carpenter work,
16 and 17, 43 75
J. Brown and Co., hardware.lB
and 19 6 78
D. Bergstrasser, leather, 20-21 13 94
B. Brindle, mess vessels and
coopering, 22 and 23, 21 00
S. Ricketts, lumber, 24 and 25, 15 92
Peter Myers, tailoring, 26-27, 000
8. A. Myers, 28-29, 975
W. Lewis, pub. an. rep. 27 50
" " visitors, 10 00
stationr7 5 24
30 to 32, 42 74
J. Nash, pub'g An, Itep. 31, 27 40
But•gans & Grim, for 70 pipe
rings, 34 5 60
F. H. Lane, for commission, on
$5080,35, 50 80
C. Price, I milch cow, 36, 20 00
S. Lutz, plank, 37, 4 75
1 D. McGarvey, lime & wood, 38, 12 95
J. Matters, 811 s. st'g yarn, 39, 600
B. M'Mahon, boring and laying.
64 perches, 40, 32 00
Taylor & Cremer, sundry fruit
trees, ae., 41, 28 17
Jos. Harris, whitewashing, 42, 712
Ricketts & Boolon, tobacco, 43, 5 50
W. Hill ebrand, one coffin, 44, 350
W. McNitc pipe timber 16 trees,
45,
10 00
R. B. Wigton, dc, 30 trees, 46, 18 75
II H Johns'n 20 tons coal 53, 100 00
Jao. Read, drugs, 47, 5 89
Wm. Colon, stationary, 48, 8 48
Wm. Dmke, repairing, 49, 6 25
Abm. Varns, masonry, 50, 4 87
David Shaver, lumber, 51, 7 38
Jno Temple, whitewashing, 52, 4 37
W. Harvey, wood ladders and
4 00
3 00
1 75
18 00
48 00
15 55
14 00
7400 40
repairing, 54, 6 12
H. 111'Momgal, doz. Sanford's
Invigorator, 55, 5 00
J. Hutzler man'o 38,1 wool, 56, 9 62
C.V.M.F.1.C0. assesem't 8, 57, 21 60
T. M'Garvey, 5 days butchering
58, 7 50
Sundry persons, official tees, 59
to 61. 3 20
Do. do, small items, 621°66, 928
A. Heffner, lumber, Bee File I', pution
No. 3, 19 52
1.. Evans, apple butter, "
No. 6 2 19 1 Wee',St=t2T.VV=l l .V.: ~,,
"„_—""—.. c. r . , ; 'asap___:)
' tgcnikto.4o4Koo.—.o.4
_ 7 ______
Boyle, Foust & Co., stone coal,
22
75
202
24 1
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a. „
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:2 =
By K. L. Greco, for ssrriro .. 9
&e., M. 19,
Salaries. 1 2 1 , . 1 oe os , rs „ . l ; . - a
W ,
' "Vtlttttees
"
di -- -- 11 00
128 00
•
director in full', ---
- ~apatuvl 1
1 ~••
61 0.,.. _ S 4.totainto,4l%4 ..
C. ....II : 4 I . 01 01.0 l 0 0,1 ....
_______
J J:s m e e p t, h
m G u ib , r hy ne , y do c . lo . ., t d o date,
Number of insane, 10. Idiotic, 18. Ont
10 5 : 60 °
David Clarkson, do. do. 27 20 door paupers now on support and relief about
W. Glasgow, serv'a as steward 400 00
45 cases. During the year relief has been al-
Dr. R. Baird, as atten'g phys'n 150 00 forded to about 115 c cues of out door paupers.
Hour Brewster, as clerk, 50 00 Ideals given away to wayfaring parlous about
I), Blair, Jtsq., as mined, 20 00 971 60 200
Jan 4, 1859. We, the nodal signed Auditors, of the county
Joe. Thompson, steward, for or- of Huntingdon, do hereby certify that we have
drawn of this date, 100 00 examined the orders, accounts, den., of the Di-
Wm. Glasgow, late steward for rectors of the Poor of said county, and find the
sundries detailed in his sect 1185 63 1285 63 same, together with the vouchers, to be correct
- - as above stated. Witness our bands this 19th
_ 7451 59 day of January. A. D. 1859.
, JAMES CREE,
I P. D. STEVENS,
THOb, GRAFI - 11:n, S.
43 83
33 G 4
17 56
J.. 4, 1859.
To Jno. Thompson, pre., atm, ion o 0
. 1.. E, An,' note transferred
• -7-
7 50
5 00
S 22
U 0
52 00
00
43 50
3 ou
3 00
$lOBl 14T
from pre •ious stewa d, 12 39
1)0. J. hPlilwee's do. (Judgm4
on Esq. flicks' docket, 9 0,0
' Do. Jno. Him' note, taken roe
one yoke 01 oxen, by provione
steward, 75 00
Do. Wm. Johnson'. note, Intl of
. acct.
7 42 20 PI
PROCEELiS OF F.IRM.
132 bus wheat, 56 bus ryo, 250 bus oats, 130(1
bus corn,
(in car) 300 bus. potatoes, 30 bus.
onions, 2 bus. small do., 9 bus, soup beaus,
bus japan peas, 15 bus beets, '5 bus turnips, 6
bus parsnips, 5 bus cloverseed, 3000 heads rob.
bags, 19 loads hay, 20 Wads corn fodder, 3457
lbs pork, 2388 lbs beef, broom corn for 10 des.
corn brooms, and 30 bus screenings.
ARTICLES MANUFACTURED.
10 pairs drawers, 85 smocks, 41' skirts, 80
dresses, 2 doz towels, 47 pairs stockings, 75
napkins, 56 aprons, 13 sheets. 18 comforts, 14
caps, 150 lbs hard soap, do 1200 gal soft do.
200 lbs butter, 200 lbs candles, 6 bids sour
krotit, 6 doz corn brooms.
STOCK ON HAND
3 horse.i, 10 mulch cows, 8 head stock cattle,
15 hogs, 17 sheep, 8l bus wheat, 25 bus rya,
150 bus oats, 1000 bush con', (in ear) § bus.
cloyerseed, 75 bus potatoes, 5 bus beets, 800
beads cabbage, 41 bblo sour krone, g bqa onions
2 bus small do., 15 loads corn fodder, 12 - loads
hay, 6500 lbs beef, 8000 lbs pork, 4 bus soup
beans, 400 chestnut rails, 225 locust pcist.
MONTHLY TABLE.
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