The Selinsgrove Times-Tribune from Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania • 3

The Selinsgrovc Times. CX. $3,431 19 459 23 By ontstrtnding taxes of 1R69 3iy outstanding taxes of 1868 and provious years 3.910 2.40U County in debt Jan 1, 1370 CONTBA 41 0U Printing. Cronse, printing; tier contract 8 Suhuek ior.) Lumbard Gift, Court Election Proc's by order of Sheriff Receipts Kxpundit's Appeals 8 Sehuch, Court and Blec. Procs.

Crouse, it DtCF Moyer t. do Appeals, Eecs A Er Wefrick, pub Receipts nnd Ex do do Court Klec precs sIe! till! Jiff i'1 fi 2 1 -2 I 2 3- 5 i-Mss-s cT 2 -5 tr S. IX" half a century, but removed to her son-in-law, Mr. Samuel Gobiu, about eighteen mouths ago, where she roeoivod the kind attention and enro of her laughter nntil her lifo terminated 'in tlio tranquillity of a Christian hope. Mm.

Shindel was tho mother of twelve children, eight of whom survivo her, viz: Kev. Jeremiah Shindel, of Duii-pliin Jacob Shindel, of Selinsgrovc; Kev. J. P. Shindel, of Middlcburg Mis.

Benj. Hendricks, of Sniilmry; Mrs. Samuel Gobin, of Bmilmry; Pr. I). W.

Shindel, of Sunhury; Kuv. forma, Ireo from all Alcoholic Stimulants. TIib- are the GKKAT HLOOD J'UKIFIEK and LIFfj GIVING PKINC1PLJS, perfiict.KeuoVator and Invigorator of the Systoui, carrying off all poisonous matter, and restoring the blood to a healthy, condition. No person can take these Bitten according to directions, aud remain long unwell. $100 will be given for an incurabla case, pro-.

Tided the bones are not destroyed by poisons or other moans, and the vital organs wasted beyond the point ef For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheu- matism, and Gout, Dyspepsia, or Indi-. gestion, Bilious, Remittent, and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of the Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, these Bit SNYDER COtrXTV, We, the undersigned, Auditors of Snyder Connty, Do certify, that we have Carefully eiamiued aud Audited the loreg.iiiig account of tlie Cumntissioners autl Treasurer of Snyder County according to law, and tliat we do find the same truu and correct as stilted. In testimony whereof wo have hfireunto set our hands, at the Commissioners oliice, iu Middleburg, the 5lh day of January A. D. le7U.

Damkl Dikpknbacii Hknhv Bknfeu Mautin 1. IfASsmnRii, Auintors. $.10 30 80 65 611 35 100 25 65 90 5 4500 30 20 175 220 40 45 8J 55 45 ters have been most successful. Such Dis- R. G.

Hktzel P. S. McCoixougii. eases are caiiRed by Vitiated Blood, wliic is. frenerally produced by derangement of tho Digestive Organs.

ji Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever jon find its impurities bursting throngh the shin In Pim- plea, Fruptious or Sores: cleanse it ifheii yon fintf it obtructed and sluggish, iu the veins; cleanse it when it is foul, and your feelings will yoor when. Keen the blood pure aud tho health of the system will follow. PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking in tha system of so many thousands, are destroyed aud removed. In Bilious, Eemittent, and Intermittent these Bitters have no equal. For full directions, read carefully the circular each bottle printed in four languages English, French and Spanish.

J. WALKER, proprietor, 32 Commerce St. ft it. h. McDonald Druggists, and general Agents, San Francisco, and Sacramento, California, and 32 34 Commerce N.

Y. LtgSOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS DEALERS. marcn dm. Their Sons, and others, can. make money rapidly, selling the NEW ILLUSTRATED FARMERS' MANUAL edited by Gko.

E. Waking, Practical Farmer and Author, and late Agricultural Engineer of Y. Central I'iik. The best book fqr Farmers er issued Ail need it before It is a. sound, labor saving, money making, Thousands have bought it, and thousands mora, want it.

15th Edition ready. Live Agents pant-, ed. Profits large. A. H.

HUBBARD, 400 Chestnut St. Phil, ma 4ir $155 A MONTH -AVERAGED by AGENTS Soiling OLIVE LOGAN'S great SENSATIONAL) Work BEHIND THE SCENES And OUR RULERS AND OUR' RIGHTS, by Judge Willis. Trosjiectusree. Send forCir-. culars to PARMELEE CO, Publishers, Philadelphia, Pa.

23 -Sao 6ska -o niSS 2 a I'm 115 oa 4k oo 3 i to as 3 2 1- 1 Ol Delinquent Collectors. Districts CoUeetort' Franklin John JieackH Beawer Abrahetm Vagntr Chapman 21 A Rolig Jacob II Lenig Franklin JEisenhaucr Tear lues 18S8 1S67 1868 I 1 108 SI 41 13 9S 91 MM SB Auditors' pay for tlioir Fervirm $G0 00 Alleman, Auditiug county offices 5 00 Spring Election, Held March 18, 'CD. Pay of Election Officers, including mileage of Koturii Juripes $155 57 Pay of Constables, advertiaiiig and eorviui; notices 83 00 83t Assessors' Fay. For services in making alterations etc 147 General Election in October. Jt Sinsrerly, resistors uiidur Keg Act Assessors for service Ket'n -Judges Countablea ad.

serving notices etc Military. Ass'rs for making Military returns in April 51 7 Division of Chapman Ttvp. Surveyor, Viewers, etc. for services 1 1 District Attorney's Fees, Etc. Parks, bills of Fees for 1809 115 00 lCepuirs in office 1 30 1 11 Court Expenses.

Feb. Term Grflnil Jurora IVtit Jurors Court Cryer -----Tipatavos Geo. Smith for 13 meals for Jurors by order of Court Coustablo Returns May Term Grand Jurors 3 Petit Jurors Court Cryer Tipstaves Constable Keturus Sep. Term Oraml Jurors Petit Jurors Court Cryer Tipstaves Constables' lie turns Dee. Term fir.nirt Jurors IVtit Jurors Court Cryer Tipstaves Coustablea' Returns llirara Scliwcuk for cleaning Court House Court House Expenses.

Jack T5o-wersos. haulinsr 500 lbs coal 5 00 John Voting" A liolyndor 5 IK) Israel llachmaui 3 3d John Walier 550 .585 Sirhoch 387 3 69 KcrHt Court crior 10 00 SUiudrl Swinefonl for material for repairs ot Chairs and window bauds 14 Phil fcjwiuefonl, repa'g cliaii-s, blinds, and seven ohiee signs ia Albrilit Swineford, brick aud fixing water courses in Court House lot, 24 87 Boyer, trees for same lot 17 00 ISutniigtou, boxing trees 6 25 A Peters, freight ou Iockets, and stamps 3 69 Wittoumyer, for material for repairs brooms. Stock, for labor, cli'auin Mis. Kromor's lot 2 5t Diit'-Kera, urnsnes. ceo John Sraitl 80 feet board a uu Hiram Sehwenk, planting trees 1 50 Huber, repairing locks at doors 4 60 Sam over loads kindling weod 4 50 Jtdm Mover I .1 1 John Stouffcr, 1 patent Pump 1 50 lreese, fr Merchandise 11 4.j HtSS ttehoch, tor coal l7 t'J Wagenseller Son iocs 1 Commissioners Ojjice.

MimTiAm "Ever, late Comr 353 50 410 00 410 00 50 00 4H) 00 00 00 5 43 17 88 6 2d jusepb Weurich, Johu Mattoru do Isaac J-iOngaero, do A Petflrs, clerk to do It Parks, Atty. for do Kliza Smith, Stationery, Postage l)r Schwau, Stationery Dieese lamps etc PKnHui.ftirri tjihle sbnlvinr tC in vault 19 50 Shin die Svinoford, bill for panor Ink, Pens and Sundries for office and Conrt Houso 31 76 "Wittm moyer, for Brooms, Buckets, Stationery Jacob Aurand, Postage A Peters tor 1 doz Jeatl pencils 2yrothonotaryJs OJJice. Ilolmes, and others, Freight on 4 70 238 6 55 117 (, 3 54 3 77 CrotiAH, Proth'y. Feos for 1868 and pan oi ico'J PW Sch wan, StAtionery, Ink, Sliiudlo Swinefoid, Stationery, Wittti mover, Urooms, do L.amp, ireeso', Sundries for oliitM? Ore-uses Proth'y- bis bill for Fees for 1869inparC f8 10 -422 69 'Register and Recorder's Office Schiick, Stamps, freight on Iockets Sohuck for Blinds for bis office do Envelopes and freight on Docket TTittoumyer, Material Stc for desk in office 9 87 7 00 1 95 1 73 13 54 Sheriff's Office Fees 4' Daniel Bolcnder, Slioriif, bills of Fees to wit -t Bemovlng Jii-cb ISu'XPr to Eastern Penitentiary Fees for noticing Jurors to February Term. Lockage, boanling Prisoners lh uud fees as Turnkey Boarding prisoners Fisber 63 axyi 14 Ira Chappel 43 Jos.

Springer 2 Jno. Walker IS Summoning Jurors to May Term do do Sept Boarding Prisoner LKing 31 days Diller Grove 45 AJKeyser 65 Chubb 47 Fees and Ixckage Summoning Jurors to Doe Term Boardins Prisoners Fees Lockage CbUbb 90 day' EF Walter SW Road and Bridge Aaron 3v Gift and others, Koad and Bridge Views. Fox Scalps. 3 Gearhart and others for fox scalps Jail Expenses. cnoc.n, Coal in 1367-S 9 Wagenseller Son Mrs ISolender, cleaning Jail 1868 and 1869 A Boleuder, hauling Coal lor Jail 1868 9 John lackepbcrg, hauliug 1 load Boards for Jacob Hassinger KloadCoab Joseph Brunner lrees for palling; tacks Sec David Kaucb.

repairs at Jail Jaeob "Wiest ooal for Jail 1'liitip Smith wod John A Stahfneckr, for hauling stone for Jail well in 1867 Wittenniyer for Brooms Tramps, Joseph Howersox ono Cord of wood Geo. fcibmnan hauling 47uulb Coal Jnry Commissioiters' Jury Commissioners for their service inelnd-'ing Clerk 97 43 35 OU 6 50 12 35 31 50 00 1 00 6 50 35 00 35 00 15 50 22 50 33 50 23 50 17 50 35 00 7 50 45 00 11 00 189 25 78 75 15 39 24 40 2 00 16 40 1 50 a 50 4 8 2' AO 1 87 4 00 7 00 50 a -to 3 00 4 7Q. 9 70 00 Heaver Independent School District. Paniol Weiriek Surveyor 00 A Micldleswarth, commissioner Henry I Isb, do Two cLaiii carrion" 4 50 4 50 00 30 170 37 301 50 15 00 26 25 6 50 34 3d 614 00 $113 87 i 330 75 12 50 22 75 37 74 517 61 $117 3cl 331 75 17 50 26 25 35 76 528 64 118 13 79 62 15 00 26 25 39 13 50 OU 3 TKIMIS, The U-vtm rfr the i IMIiH ai'O IoMUW(4, esiHIl 111 UiIVjHUH! I Hhijrlo copy, pin- $2 Sitiylo cuiiy, rttx I fciinjjt! llirco months 50 AilvertiMliijr Term for advert I tdiir nro column por aniiiirn, ami lor winner rtm-ernsemeuis time Ki7(ii ami brtl uro nt the mnin'i IS I) AY, MA II 23, 1 870, T7p nt Ddwu Mail iU 5 TO p. m.

11. uu a.m. Loral Items, cfeo. Musical Conceht. A mnsic.il concert will bo given at tbo Missionary Institute in this place on Tuesday evening inst.

For pnrticn- lues, see lulls. MoviN'd Timr. As a nnnibor of our subscribers will in all probability change, their residence and post-office address on tlio first of April, wo request n.11 8UoU to notify us of tbo charge, so tvo may chargo tbo address of the paper. The citizens of Lewisbnrg aro getting an act passed, authorizing tbeir borough authorities to borrow a sum of money, not exceeding $50,000, to erect water works at that place. The appeal to the Supremo Court in tlio caso pending between Reitz and Fisher, of steamboat notoriety, at this place, has been dismissed and tlio case stands decided iu favor of J.

Soldiers. Volunteers' who enlisted prior to July 22d, 18C1, and were honorably discharged after serving one year (or heirs of such deceased) will receive a pecuniary benefit by calling in person at the office of Win. Moyer, Freeburg, Pa. Ex-Sheriff Frederick Blue, departed this life In Washingtonvillo, Montour county, on Thursday, 24th aged 64 years 3 months and 18 days. The deccasod was in his younger days, a keen hunter, and killed during his life time one hundred and fifty-nine deer.

Nkw Firm. Wo call the attention of our readers to tho advertisement of Hetzel McColiough who have just opened a largo stock of new goods at Chapman, which thoy propose to sell at low figures. They also purchase all kinds of grain, Postponkd AXJ3. By reason of the severe snow storm that prevailed on the 10th the sale of tho personal property of tho estate of Leonard App had to bo postponed. The sale will now take place on Monday, tho 2Sth day of March.

Thousands have been changed by tho uso of the Peruvian Syrnp (a protoxide of Iron) from weak, sickly, suffering creatures, to strong, healthy, and happy men and women, and invalids cannot reasonably hesitate to give it a trial. For Dyspepsia and Debility it is a specific. We Still Live! We are receiving a fresh, addition to onr stock of groceries, notions, confectioneries, Stationery, Books, which we sell at reduced rates. Wo mean what we say. Try us.

Rouback Kkli.er, Ilassiugcr's Old Stand. Sinco the steamboat caso between Reitz and Fisher has been decided, it has been suggested that tho boftt bo sold to thorciin's Crock Improvement Company to bo used by bo Corporators in their journeys up and down the Creek collecting Ml of 5 cents on every 1000 feet, board measure 1 Tho man who in these latter days bongs on to ho coat-tail and-does tbo bidding of the man who pretends to know moro about politics thau any other man iu tho county, will sooner or later find himsolf mixed up in things that will do him no credit, just as thoso did who allowed themselves to be drawn into the Fenn's Creek Improvement Connany scheme. If John Cnmmingsnndertakes to monopolizetlie whole of Penu's Creek, may he not some day try to get tho entire monopoly of all the highways and public roads of Snyder County and charge the people toll for putting a foot or wheel upon them! Such a proposition would not bo one whit worso thau his attempt to make himself tho ruler of Penu's Creek A sad affair occurred at Greenwood Furnace on Thursday March 3d, by a little son of J. Gregg, aged about 3 years, killing his sister, a baby only five mouths old, with a hammer. The child was lying in the cradle, when tho boy struck her on the head with tho hammer, no doubt in play or without intending to harm hor, killing her No ono was presont at tho time.

Lew-istoirn Gazette. To Housekeei-kiis. Two of the most essential things necessary to go to housekeeping is a little wife and a cook stove, and we would rocommeud all such -that are in need of cooking stoves, Tin and Kitchen Hardware, to call on Miles Wetzel on Market who keops tho best and largest assortment of cooking stoves in tho county. Also spouting put np in tho best and most workmanlike manner. GivohimacaU.

On Saturday night of last week, Wal ter center, confined in our county Jail, to await a new trial made an unsuccessful attempt to escape. Some person succeeded iu getting a small saw capable of sawing Iron, Into his cell, nd with it would have sawed through the iron bars in the window in the hall, had he not been discovered in time. William Fessler a brother in law of the prisoner was arrested, charged with furnishing Seitlor with the saw. He gave bail ta the sum of $250, for his appearance at Court. Middkburg Tribune.

The insertion of Mr. Bower's name into Cnm-mings' infamous bill is a great injury to that gentleman; for, although we ourselves do not imagine Mr. Bower capable of giving his consent to such a measure, it nevertheless creates a suspicion in the minds of many people that he -may really have had a hand in the matter. If a man should thus mako use of our name we should feel like holding him amenable to the law for trespass or slandor, or for both. No one has a right to use another's name in this way.

It is aa bad as appropriating a man's property, for a man's good name is often worth moro to him than goods and At this place, on Monday last, at the rcsidonco of Mr. Samuel Gobin, Mrs. Susan Siiixdel, relict of the late Rev. J. P.

Shindel, aged 81 years, 4 months and 15 days. The doceased was born at Lebanon; on "tho 21st of October, 1788. She survi ved'hor husband, who died in 1853, moro than sixteen years. She came to this place about the year 1812, at tho time Rev. J.

P. Shindel took charge of the Lutheran congregation in Sunbury, his pastoral care extending to many olhor congregations in this and Dauphin counties; she participating for more than forty years in hisusofulnoss asaclergy-man, and during that long period enjoying the esteem and love of this community, aud all with whom his position as a prominent clergyman brought her in contact, Sho occupied the old Shiudul residence oy Walnut street fur more than Road Damages Paid. Isaac Jacob Itorr, Wnshiugtou tp Jleudrieks for angler's heirs, Monroe Philip llilbish, J'eun township Jit .1 Buyer, Washington tp Isaac and JjumjU Morr Fisher, Pcau Sniuiil Fisher, Jacob Fisher, 11 Eastern Penitentiary, Taid for support of Convicts John Saston and Jacob Bower 80 20 Bridges. Moyer, building new bridge across Mabon- near Joitor's storo 395 00 A pp. plan and suporiutendhigsarae 17 00 Kath Moyer, fur Stonework at new.

Soliusgrove brides, per contract 1275 00 Moyer, for extm labor 150 00 riprappinff 25 00 do Painting same bridge 85 00 A Bell, superstructure 1770 00 WK Unganfist, labor, hauling, material, eto. for repairing bridges iu Beaver township 30 01 Jj Baudenbiish, shingles, nails, boards 75 31 Ulsh, for shingles, nails, eto 55 90 Peter Bolin, repairing bridges, above Sellnsgrove, -App's, KratzersviUe, Seliusgrovo and Burns', including lumber, hauling, carpenter work, 317 00 Moyer, Bums, Bowes, plank and boards for same, 234 81 "Wenrieb Son, blucksniithittg, iron eto for Burns' bridge 34 30 Wenrich, labor, nt same bridge 26 00 Moyer, new pier at KratzersviUe 385 00 Carey Sehnure, and others, for lumber, nails, spike, stone hauling, lime, masonwork labor. cfK. at Loiig Bums, Xleuingei's aud Kaiit1ridge 332 93 FBoligrflliing at Middlcburg bridge 2 50 Moyer, whitewashing 3iw bridge at Leitcr's 2 50 ltuulenbush. nails, paint, oil etc for renairs at bridiru near Adanisburir 1 61 Jacob Janet for tilling at Seliusgrovo and Long's brides 6 50 Jos SUlsn, repairing bridge near Jena uoou in liuavur townslitp ltSI 39 Keuter, labor at bridge near Snook's in Beavnr townnhin 11 9 It Kaudeubush, ebiuglos and nalLy for same bridge 15 70 Henry HeckUey, labor at sama 17 30 Win ark ley, hauling etcat same 8 00 Fred Bolig and others, material and labor for ron'ng bridge at W'etzels in Middlecreek to 943 83 Abr iu lierge, tilling in wiugwalls at bridge at Meiser Mill Tirth, for material, carpenter work etc at bridge iu ueaver Eewnsuip Entered Taxes raid Into Treasury and Eefanded Jos Bowersor, poor-tax.

Franklin twp 8,69 Isaac ueaver, scnooi tax, Bowersox 22.77 Hnber. tx refunded. SeUnscrovo 4.39 JGOraybill West Terry 1,16 Uan'l Uicleubach, retlemption money 10,20 50 8 Interest paid on various interest bearing orders 01 1 bo 4, 00 aim iy, wwu: To Gross on five orders for various persons $7,96 lor $ibty advanced to county in '68 interest to January 1. 1869 72.00 Abniham Eyer on order Ho. 101 of 1S68 Wr Snvderou 3 orders of 1867 and 1863 90,26 Albright Swineford on order N297 of 63 1,33 Petr Frain on various orders of '67 and 68 73,40 TTwnrv lTiilmr nn ordrr Ko QUA of .19.47 orth on order Jfo.

24a do 86 Swineiord lo 416 do 8,75 Wenrich do 249 of 1869 40 John Manrer do 62 do 2,03 Michael Schoch on various orders 36,10 on order No 81 of 1869 1,37 Abraham Ever do 4''2 168 11.33 Jacob Steinmger on throe orders 3.70 Henrv A Smith on two orders 2J.27 Grouse on order No 1 of 1869 ,70 Jacob Gross, on advanced to county interest to January 1st 1870 Wm Haiues for intoi-est 4,21 i Commonwealth Costs. The Commonwealth vs the following persons, for which tbo county paid cost, to wit i Mnriah Biirnliart oo 3 75 2 4i 65 13 29 44 46 45 46 S3 36 3 05 5 40 3 02 6J 2 50 1 54 4 34 77 18 8 17 17 84 6 42 18 00 1 10 112 23 4 06 2 70 5 42 6 68 1 15 11 25 fl 82 436 71 John Orwig Joseph Khootts Kaube.nstein Jacob Bower Gross and Ed. Stciningcr John Walker Robert Sehlotinan Hetty Itowersox LoviFisher John Foy IT KcnU David Steliin lie-ulw-n Snook Jefferson JJoweraox George and Aaron Wicst Diller Grove A Kevser Samuel Krobbs King iichard Sindors Simon Shaffer Susan Ikiyer Johu Sprieh Jamey ai. Wiu l'runiniel Wm Mussor "Wm Allison rederiek Chubb Uriah llerrold Inquests. IT "Wagner for bequest on dead body of Abr Braus.

of Jackson township A Wetzel, for Inquest on dead bod; 917 30 of Koah Aigler of Beaver township -30 43 Miscellaneous. Bover, Expenses of Snyder connty Teachers Institute In Dec. leCS 8 7 68 linchor, Jfisci legat services in tne case of Seliusgrovo bank against the Com-missioncrs fur Injunction to rcstiaiu thorn from collecting tax on Bank Stock 30 weirics, legal service in same case i A l'eters. making Mxtra starement Board of Kevenue Commissioners at Harrisbing 25 John oung. for Stamp to Collectors Bond 1 A Simpson, for legal services Kants Bridge case aud also in going to Karrisburg reference to'Stato taxes of County 47 JJ 1'arks, expenses in going to Lewis-town in reference to the collection of costs of Snyder County iu case of Butler vs l'a K.

It. Company. 42 Parks, exponscs ete. in going to MitHintown in collection of costs in case of Brooks vs. Fenna.

lUiUroad Oompauy, and other cases 30 92 Geo Wellter, assessment Xo 26 of I-yconi- iug county Mutual Insurance Company 15 Waller App, Jury fees in three cases paid by Juniata co. 13 -235 15 15,679 40 SNYDER COUTTY, SS: We the subscribers, Commissioners aud for the coun ty aforesaid, Do certify, that the foregoing statement of lie Kcceiptsaim il-xpeiHiitui-esor i ui TOMui.y iwi uv ear I860 is true and correct as stated totbebetof our wlodge and belnr. vimi iiiv.Ti our li.mds at our omee in the courthouse, at Middleburg this 4th day of January, A. I. 187(1 J.

J. Matte bn Isaac 8. Lonoacbb Attest '-t Commissioners. J. ETBBS, uierK.

treasurer's Account. Jacob Grosft TreasdroirVacooimt with Snyder county looy j-o. To amount' of Taxes outstanding ft 1868 and previous years ir Tn nm'fc nf hkXM an for 1869 nol3 73 Cash received of Mifflin costs in case of Butler vs. Pennsylvania R. Company Cash received of Juniata costs in case of Books vs.

Pennsylvania R. K. Company CaKflTecei-edof Cot. Paxton taxes entered: fZS 81 500 1 51 45 of Sundry pel-son tor taxes enwrott etc of Rangier Redemption money 92 81 11 85 -f 22,1 95 95 781 83 $22,877 73 60 65 $22,938 43 Balance due Treasurer Jan 1, TO Balaifce due Treasurer ori tteede of unseateu iands stiua uetow Total CONTRA CR. Total amonnt of orders bwued in 1869 $16 438 17 Deducted orders No.

1 nud 518 re-issued 397 17 Actual am't of orders remaining 16,041 00 3,820 12 13,220 98 2,236 51 Orders outstanding of 1869 Orders of 1P68 and previous year pairt oy xreaaurer cash 4aid to State Treasurer, on 190 51 1,639 27 8Mi 62 171 93 3,481 16 459 22 127 45 463 72 Tiv Amount due Treasurer at" last Settlement By Commissions allowed collectors of 18H By Exonerations of '6! By aui't of outstanding' fl do of 18fia and provious years By Exonerations allowed collectors of 1 868 and previous Years By Treasurers Commissions on $15 457 30 at cent By mistake in adt Idition of orders of 1869 $22,877 78 purchase money on six iippus lor unsoaion Xahds soH Jnne'9 aud to vi imis per- sous Deed transtevrcd to J. It llugue the new Ti-easurer, Total' County Fund. DM $2,938 43 'o ontstanding orders of 1869 92.920 12 2,677 81 812.48 lw and previous years 5Gp40 41 SI. L. Shindel, of Selinsgi-ovo, and P.

M. Shindel, of Smibury. Her grand children Jiumbor 08, and her great-grand children 78. Her romains were followed to tlio gravo on Thursday last, by her numerous descendants, relatives and friends. Sunhury American.

Tho following Officers were elected for tho en-slicing term, of the William Curt is Encampment No. 164 I. O. of 0. F.

D. D. G. J. W.

Cangler. C. C. B. Miller.

K. E. P. Rohbach. S.

C. Simpson. J. B. F.

Wagenseller. Seribo, Miles Wetzel. Treasurer, Joseph Woni iek, Moitu Birds. Dr. J.

G. Markle, of this place, having failed with his western quail, which he had brought in from Missouri last fall, for restocking, and all of which died, last week received ono hundred and twenty from Grecnsburg, North Carolina. Half of tlieni were forwarded to Messrs. MaGill and Gulick, of Danville, and some given to DanielP. Conrad, of Lower Angnsta.

Those kept by tho Doctor commenced dying, and to prevent tbeir entire, loss, bo gavo them their liberty, to shift for themselves, although rather oarly in the season. Wo hope ho may be successful in his efjyrts to restock this neighborhood with theso Interesting, aud to the sportsmen, useful birds. Should they propagate: the com- ming season, wo hope that the farmers and sportsmen may use every care to prevent their destruction. Suubury Gazette. Affidavits.

It is very easy to make assertions but those in relation to tne Wheeler Wilson Machines are sworn to as the following will testify: Jcthn Sini.E v. deposed "I must declare the Wheeler Wilson to be the most wonderful and comprehensive sewing mechanism ever put out into the American market. It is the simplest, as well as tho most cunning- in principle. There is genius and high mechanical abilitv in its arrange ment, and, therefore, it is most reliable and easy to keep order. A here is a directness ot connection between the power and the result, never found by me in the devices of any other inventor, and the mechanical results follow of tho highest possible speed, quiet and easy movement, which make it a delight to mechanicians.

I think it just to denominate it one of tho marvels of the age." Dr. Sack's Catabiiii Remedy Is no Patent cine humbug gotten up to dupe tho ignorant and credulous, nor is it represented as being "composed of rare and precious substances brought from tho four corners of the earth, carried seven times across the Great Desert of Sahara on the hacks of fourteen camels, and brought across the Alantic Ocean on two ships." It is a simple, mild, soothhff, plewmnl Remedy a perfect specif for Chronic Xasal Catarrh, "Cold in the Head," and kindred diseases. Tho proprietor, R. V. ieisce, M.

of Buffalo, N. offers a reward of 500 for a case of Catarrh that ho cannot cure. For salo by most Druggists evcrowhoro. Sent by mail, post paid, for sixty cents. Address the proprietor as above.

Cough Coi.ns. At the present time, when iseases of tbo throat and lungs aro so frequent, every one should bear iu mind tho necessity of attending to thoni at their commencement. That which is at first only a or ctdd frcqiiontly terminates in consumption. asson's Compound Syrcp ok Tau nevor fails curing the worst cases of coughs, colds, Hoarse ness, Soro throat, asthma, Bronchitis, and croup. is an infallible remedy for Whooping congb.

Price 50cts. Sold at SHIXDLE WAGENSEL-LER'S Drug store, Seliusgrovo, and by tho prin- pal Druggists everywhere. RUSSEL fc LAX- DIS, Proprietors, Phila. Dec. 15,1809.

3mos. X. D. Stoops, sw-orn "I have visited all tho principal lowing Mncmuo mamitaetones, and live had tho best tacilties tor liuumg om not only what was best, but why it was best. Tho Wheeler Wilson is the simplest in parts, the most direct, quiet and rapid in action of any two-thread machines.

Other machines cannot keep up with it. I now soil all kinds, and sell ton of them to one of any other. Others como back for exchange with many murmurs aud complaints these never: once sold, they are gone, and as an article ofincrcliandi.se, they aro always saleable. In T.cwisburg, March 17, Braily Tbompsuu and ill's. Susan Steel.

March 10, Robinson Jricluleswarth of Snyder and MiKtt Kate of MiHiin March ft, hy tho Rev. C. G. Erlenmcyer, Peter M. Garomn and Miss Miiry Landis, both of MiddleburK.

3 March 13, by the same, Tobias Landia and Miss TJtica How, both of Washington Twp. March 17, at the residence of the bride's mother, by the Kov. M. L. Shindel, Cant, flnghlin Harrison, of Akron, Ohio, and Miss Annie L.

iauin, of Snyder Penna. The printer was substantially remembered, for which both the bride and jrroom have onr hcavty thanks. Our best wishes for their futnro rolfaro go with thorn. May they ovor be happy and prosperous. Tit Miflliubiirg March 15, Sarah wifo of Thomas Gute-lias, in her 39th year- She was, when single, Sarah J.

Albert of Seliiisi'ove. At Fort- lteeovery, Ohio, March, 3, Mrs. Catharine Hays, aged 70 years, formerly of Onion Co. In White Deer, March 7, SamuolYoder, in his 85th year. In White Deer, March 11, Susannah eck, aged in her 89th year.

In Solinsgrftv, March 18, Franklin Shrub, a married man from Pinegrove, Schuylkill Co. His age wo did not learn. It appears he had become insane from the exit-mont of a religions revival, and thereafter failed in health and nanity till he died, like thousands of others befora him died- EGGS FOR HATCHING FROM FIKST CLASS Light Brahma Fowls. A limited quantity for salo at reasonable prices. A.

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