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Total receipts. ..... :. .$l7,76
STATE FUNDS.

n. u. u. NJ
By County's proportion of State sy
Common School fund. $500. $14.3SS 40
By County proportion of Sec. Ii l,392 IS
By States proportion of taxes re- IS
funded by county. .......... - II
By Treasurer's mileage tc CO.
lumbuS. - - ~ W
By Treasurers per cent. on ped .--s-.,.-a
lars license. ! Us
By Treasurer's per cent. on auc-s ~ -
, si9n duties; @ Is
By Treasurer's percent on show
licenses ................. w
BY Treasurer's per cent. on State -
taxes collected on duplicate. 276 Is
By printers fees on State taxes z.. -eas
collected on duplicate. Al so
BY section 16 f4nds paid into
state treasury before and since as go
January settlement. 1868 80
Amount expended 1889 80
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ARITHMETICAL "A mathematician has
discovered that an infallible method for
producing division in families is to mutiply
jcalotsies. ...ss ...v- e. s.....-...-... go
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STATE FUNDS.
DR

To amount of State taxes collect E
ed on duplicate Of 1857, includ- e-g sz
ing delinquencies of 1856. l2,44o 81 3
To amount of pedlar's license col
lected at January settlement 80 90 o
To amount of pedlar's license s
collected since Jan. settlement 10 90 0
To amount collected for auction
duties at January settlement 81 U
To States proportion Of show IL a.. ~
censes collected 1900. 20 90 O
To nett amount of section l6
funds up to Jan. settlement s1O64 is 0
TO nett amount of section IL sE rss
funds at June settlement. -. 957 Sc
To interest due State Oh Surplus Is
Revenue. 1l4 AZ 0
To amount due from State, Jan.
settlement. 31ls so ?
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balance in treasury.....
SCHOOL FUNDS

To amour. of State Common
school funds for Feb. 1S5S... 1886 o
To balance remaining in treasu- 40
~ las. year. ar..............a 1,237 IS 0
To interest an section l6 from
State Feb. 1855. ......... 1888 So
To interest on sectia4 IL collect
ed by County Treasprer at Ja4. aG SD
settlement. .................. s3l &C
TO nett interest on section 16
collected since Jan. settlement 234 81 2
TO proportion Of show liccuses 20 90 0
To amount of township school s-ss
\ tax collected on duplicate of r.s -..
1857 ;. 37os IS 9
Total receipts. ......... 2lSo7 81 3
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-08-11

Come from thy palaces above.
Immortal spirits. pure and blest,
Smile in mute token of thy love .
As once ye smiled upon my breast.
Oh come and crown my faded brow,
With flowers bright as spirits wear,
Breathe on my saddened spirit now,
Aud I life's future ills may bear.
Come, sweet srepose, and let me bathe,
In mirrored streams, the fount Of bliss
Forgetting there the storms that rave.
Around my joyless home in this.
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LONGING FOR REST.
By MRS. SUMNER sArRrIrLp.

BY MRS SUMNER sAIRfIELp.
Come to my eyelids. balmy sleep,
Come give my tired spirit rest; q g
Let me in dreams forget to weep, sss,
Forget that no more am blest.
Forget earth's pilgrimage of years.
Forget the dark rough path I've trod.
Forget life's sorrows and its tears.
And lean my trusting heart on God.
Gone from the fount of love on high
Desr images Of happier days,
Lost cherished ones be ever nigh
To cheer me on through life's rough
.i7r5a ways g.. III.
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NUMBER 90.


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HaSerly. .'....... .a......+ . UOsO
To ca~h of Richard Clcgg, j. p. fne, 5ss
Ohio vs.. Henry Hughes .s..s. ...sss.a5 sos0
To cash of J. +. Randolph, j. p, fine e-sss
Ohio VS.. isaiah Windland .... !. IS 600
To cash of J. T. Morrill,, J.. p, line - saa
Ohio VS.. Jas. Farrier.s.5.. ....a.,.s.. 1000
To cash of James Cunnng ham, J. r., sss,,z assss
ane, Ohio vs.. Marcus Metts. 80 2ssosG
To cash ofSJ. T. Sprggs,J j. r., Gne,s Slr1
Ohio VS.. John Railing 5000
To cash of same, Ohio VS.. Arthur sn AsaE
Porter ..................... 2 $50
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deSty ~ bOsO
To cash of5J.sW. Barnett, balance. of -sss &ssE
fines collected ..............s 2sa0
To cash of Justice Bell, fne, Ohio vs.. aa'H 81
W. Riley. =. ......... = 25a0S
To cash of John Beardmore, due. ases
Ohio W. Job, ,Stackhouse. ......... q 5os0l
To cash Of E. w. Finney, fns, Ohio \ ,.ss
vs. Jesse Clute. ....segss70SQ
To cash Of same 6ne, OhioArs. T. @6..g q szsE
Fisher ....,.s.. :. .S..a.i.. ....5. 0QsOs
To cashof same, fne, Ohio vs.. Beniah
mcknight. ......s. ...i.T... ..s.s- 20 VOzOx
To cash Of Martin Troy. auction slissssg- sSg
cense .....s. -. =. ........ IS ls0Ox04
To cash of J.. H.. Bridgemaa,, 6ne, So > ss6E
sOhioss. Thomas Hyssoin.. .....S. g 3a0oeek
10 cash of same, fine, ohiolv Vim. "a V EAsz
nColweu. .. .5.,z $3.50
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well :. $3.50. ............ ..le SsV0&0
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sCoiwcu ..f.s. ii...s >. 2SF0
70 cash Of Wm.sIIobaugh fne, Ohio SO assss
VS.. Fred. Suider >. -. ...s.... & 2 800
To cash of same, fine. Ohio vs.. Francisszsas ssa&
To cash offs. W. No'l; me, OHIO ". asa ssrs
! Edwin Hornbrook.. ..........sa.. L 500
To cash Of same, Ohio VS.. Lemuel4;& AlsS
| PEARSON. ................. .s..s. -. 70 00u0
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| drew R!st..... ....-ls. ....... 70 % o.
To cash Of same, dne, Ohio vs.. Jacob. .esSs&
Zinck. ....'. ....s..s .,...... ,.s..sE 0Oz0
To cash Of Robert Cree, Ane, Ohio VS. Ss,s
! Isaac Hogue. 50 ...... s...L - B 900
To cash OF Same, fne, Ohio vs.. Kestnsr 0ss O
To cash of .. F. Randolph, dnes Ohio 3 . kSgs
VS.. Joshus Potion. ............s.s.- IS 0cs0
To cash of John Cline, s6ne ohips5s. = S1gE
Mary Anderson. ..s.gsl7 $3.50
TO cash of Jacob x .sper, ir., dne. ohis sz $50
VS.. Jacob Keeper, sr..s.... 49,. ..-.a'l0s 00s0
To cash ofWm.sD. Patton, auctioni-A p A-s%
- ses,ss s,sS - ei.;t M;,oh.ii ;ne;:,.d y 600 "
costs in court ofeomnon pleas .s.s44gsssos
To cash of Sheriff Morrow, jury fee,sass "a
Parker vs.. Dillon & okey. ..s... SssoosOs
TO cash Of same, jury fee, schwinsys.ss sssS&
Anthony..... .s..s..... :. -. {. E6 O0t0s
To cash Of same, jury Zee, Hesdly vs., sss -
! Ralston. .... .... ..+... 8 90 sOt
TO cash of same, jury fee, Windland IS sass
vs.. BAKER. ...... ...s .... ...l sOOsO
To cash of,'salne, jury fee. Antheny& 3 fas9
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To cash of Joseph Moose. fine, Ohio e. Sz@
svs. Vincent Baker. ........- ...sss 5So0s0
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zzes A STATEMENT - *
ss- OF THE r Ea p.
AND EXPENDITURES
OF Monroe County, Ohio, -.

For the year ending on the first Monday
of June, 1863.
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COUNTY FUNDS.
s Total receipts :. . ~. $soI5

Balance remaining in tyeasury,.,E "a O.
q The following Statements shows the diaey-
ent purposes for which County orders have
been issued during the year, Commanding on
tho 3rd day Of June, 1857, order No. 1893, Book
U, and ending June 9th, 1858, order, No. s47s,
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? Wv. Z ~ ~. "
BY Treasurer's per cent. SO 81 2
BY proportion of printers fees. -. IL 80 9
BY proportion of taxes refunded by
e9uhty. .......... oi
Pl. Thos. Nc -Mahon, treas. Adams tp. $sl ~ =
Charles Algeo, ." Benton tP. 2l9 IS 8
Daniel oConnor, !" Center tp. l57l s3 5
" same, treasurer of Woodsfeld, AS As 7
" JOSEPH Myers, treasurer Green tp. o 90 s
" J. II. Bridgeman, treas. Jackson tp. 90 40
Peter Dorr, treasurer Malaga tip. III s76
t" J. R. Smith, do. Salem tp. lis 40 5
same, treasurer of Clarington, 30
" T. Cummings, treas. Sunsbury tp. 237 4s
d" john Wisener, treas. Beallsville, II 81 {
" David Ruble, treas. Switzerland tp.495 54 1
SPECIAL SCHOOL-HOUSE FUNDS.
- DA. 2. c. II
To amount collected on duplicate n !,
of 1881. ao57 q .
SPECIAL SCHOOL-HOpSEFUNpS.
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wv u Q. VI
By Treasurer's per cent. 80 81 5
By proportion of printor's fees. 10 81 z
Pd. T. McMahon, treas. of Adams tp.$3o3 Al
Jesse Bell, Bethel tp. 6S 90
R. Hawkins, treas. Franklin tp. 264 p /
/" Joseph Myers, Green tp. 3l7 81 .
Is j. Il. Bridgenlan, tr. jackson tp. 81 Al 4
g. Peter Dorr, treasurer Malaga tp. 494 80 3
= ]. A. Lankard, treas. ohia tp. III SIS
Thomas West, 9. Perry ip. 226 ~. 3
" ]. II. Smith, go. 6. Salem tip. : 80 !
4" w. B. Alexander, !" Seneca tp., 499 "a
I" Phillip Webber, I" Summit tip. 261 40 3
ID. Ruble, treas. Switzerland tp. o. o.
M. Markly Washington tp. LOG ~ l
Joseph Moose, treas. Wayne tp. 81 03
Total. ................. 3057 q Q
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-15
HOVER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE

THE testimony of Prof Booth and DIR BrinckIe having
previously been published, the following addsd
From Prof NcCLosKEY, formerly Professor Of Theory
and Practice uf Medicine the Female Medical College
Of Pennsy yvana, and late Professor Of Surgery the
American College o. Medicine. &c.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 9Th, 1856.
Mr.. Joseph + Hoover "A trial of your Liquid Hair
Dye via th- skeDIicaI that II j. e.. ele.
ant and ,ECscious preparation. UGlIke many olhrrs,
has In several instance proved seTvceahe the cure
Of cutaneous eruffions the head have no
hesitation IN commencing u 10 those requiring such
appIi- stioH. Very respectfully,
J. r. Y. MCCLosKEy, NJ. D,
as Race above 18Th.
HOVER'S WRITING INKS, including H0yer's Wri-
ting Fluid md Inv-r Indeii5le Inks, still maintain their
high character which has always distinguished them.
demand FIRST created has uuinter-
Iupied until the present. M
Orders addressed 10 the Mandatory, Nc. 4I6 Race
above Pauth (ald No IA Philadelphia, will
eeive prompt attention hy JOSEPH Z. HOVER,
declT Manflrfursr.
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agricultural, ST.

Which are the Best Ho,,., ;,
Those Fifteen or Siateen Hana. @ y E'o
This is subject on which there M, H'gh !,
less be a great difference Of on;n: sAi desj
all depends upon this: at what Fo,E R,,loa . '.'
to be fed? There can be no 5ouh. "UlA a,sb
heavy work such as heavyteam;o~,'' ~', ! ii'ti
and the like, where horse. are a.; = ppl'sl
and well fed, that those sixteen lea Va sos
wear best, and what is more. ,,;r u'nas
satisfaction to their owner; wbo ' i ips
like to follow the plough after snol m uos'
But there is fault in too mn. n al''l "a
which are bred at the present ns t;;r:. Bog
have the extra hand all in the le~ ,''-, =
man who knows anything sba,s 'l.S
will give all such animals wi1o , ! Ia
they are decidedly the worst 70 W 1'''
there is to be found Again if bos ,ll y
10 be sometimes worked hard and Y',9 :. .
times driven hard, and what is ,yas a Qlt |,
all, and but too often the cas- s'sy ,as, % !
into the bargain, the small horse l'1!!
the French breed, will stand such ~. s.el
better than any other with which ''S'2s
quainted. They are hardy. easr ;. u :
and will stand to be driven on ~ |" 20
the one hour, and draw heavr 1' ~ !a' ,
next. So the man who wants to os,I, u.
to wear well had better first co,S:5 81 IViS
he is to use them and the work tban y
perform, and then he can easily i3ie' ~
the horses that will suit him-co'
Farmer. '
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Cleaning Val Paper.-WaIl p,r.,
the order Of the day, now, and al as,,. =,
who find their paper soiled, wopd Iss' n.I
saving by cleaning it instead Of putin.
new. The best process Of doing II, :,
take about two quarts Of wheat bran g.
in bundle Of coarse flannel and rrbaa'
the paper. It will cleanse the vbas.
per OF all descriptions Of dirt and !
better than any other means tia; on
used. Some use bread, but dry br,
better.
Indian Bannoch.-Take one nm, Al
dian meal, and stir into il p;pt of !.
milk-fresh hutterniik Is better:
teaspoonful Of salt, a spoonful 4 A.,
butter. Beat two eggs and add. aai 4.
stir in a pint of wheat -four: then N,
with milk to the consistency Of drOpe,I.
and when ready TO bake, add two bea,,
teaspoonfals Of soda, dissolved in ba ,
ter. Pour in square buttered pans an IN
thick, and bake fifteen minutes. Thsop,
tity makes two pans. Try it.
Soda Cokes.-Takc quart Of fop,
teaspoonful of soda, and one OF cream
tartar, dissolved in hot water; | spoonful
lard and one of butter, rubbed iato ;hetr
little salt; mix soft with sour Or bv.,
milk, aud cut with tin in round ss.
bake in quick oven. These are rerya
for tea
Griddle Cdkes.-To l quar-; Of ID
add l teaspoontul of tartar and one thrs
fourths full Of soda, mix with sour Or bu-s
milk, and bake on the griddle; qaxat
taste. Buttermilk cakes can be'mads b
same way, adding two eggs, and are vsI
! nice.
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A WORD TO FEMALES.

ne local CeblRy iitu tiic -
pecia anuoyauces of the weaker sex, and which, when
neglected. always shorten life relieved for the time
being prevented time come, by Of
this mild but thorough Alternative.
Holl0lcayS Pills are tie best remedy kRotcn in
the isorld for the .totIowing Diseases:
Asthma DiarrhGa Indigestion Secondary
Bowel Com Dropsy Influenza Symptoms
paints Debility Inflammation Inward weak
Coughs Fever and Vsnereal AZ
Colds Ague fectIOUz Ligrr COZ. 1l'tE
Chest DssasssFemaie Com worus Of al. Luwness Of
CosiiYeness plants kinds Spirits
Dyspepsia Headaches SioneaGTaye Plies
s$CAUTION None genuine unless the words
"FO!ioudy, Neg York aud London" discernibe
marx in every leaf of the book Of directions around
each pot box the same may be plainly b. hold
ing the leaf the light. hand some reward will be
gvsn TO any rendering such information may lead
he detection Of any party parties counterf~ngi ihe
medicines vending the same, knowing Them 10 be spu
rious.
*soid al the Manufactures OF Professor HOLLOWAY,
so Maiden Lane, New Y0rk sud by all respectable Drug
gss ard Dealers OF Medicine throughout the United
States and 'he civilized world, In boxes 25 cents 62
cents. ann 81 earh
sTheTe 10 considerable saving by taking The larger
sizeE.
~ B. Directions FOR the guidance of patients la every
disorder are afhxed TO each box. augl3
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-15
Estate Of Bruce MsNitt, deceased

NOTICE is hereby given that letters o., S
~ ministration on the estate Of bh9
McNITT, late Of St. Louis, Missouri
formerly of Armagh township, MltHlo ''il
deceased, have been granted to the u. u.
signed, residing in Brown township ~ ~
county. All persons knowing theHss'a y
debted 10 said estate arc requested 70 :.
immediate payment. and those having ~ -
against the same 10 present them S0?
thenticated for settlement. ,,.
mh4 ]. P. TAYLOR, Aaat.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-15
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

4 BsHeroex fHstitutos, established special endorraen
for tie relief Of the sick and distressed afflicted eiA
Viruisrt and Epidemic Diseas<I.
ITO all persons afflicted with sexual diseases such az
IL Spermaorrh9a, Seminal Weakness lmpote nce Con.
orrhea, GIeei syphilis, the vice of onanFn or Self
Abuse, &c. sc.
The Howard Association, in View Of the full deslrne
tion of human life caused b. sexual Diseases and
deeepons pTaclsed upon the unfortunate victims Of sueh
diseases by Quacks several years directed their Con-
sulIing surgeon, Charitable Act worthy of their
class of diseases, in all their forms, and give Medical
Advice GRATIS, 10 all who apply by letter, with de-
scpIon Of their condition. sge, occupation, habits Of
life, &c) and In cases of extreme poverty 10 furnish
Medicines Free OF Charge II needless add that the
Association commands the highest medical skill of the
age, and will furnish the most approved modern
men The Directors, review of the past, feel
Eured that their abors in this sphere Of benevolent effort
have been Of great benefit to the afflicted especially
the young and they have resolved devote themselves
with renewed zeal TO this very important much de-
spsed cause.
just published by the Association Report on sper-
matorhea Seminal Weakness, the vice of Onaniarn,
Masturbaon selfAbuse, and other Diseases OF the
Sexual Organs by the Consulting Surgeon, hich will be
sent by mail n sealed letter enveope) Free of Chsge
receipt Of Two Stamps for postage Address, for Re-
port or treatment, DR. GEORGE n. CALHOUN, Consult
ing Surgeon Howard Association, No. South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. by order OF the Directors
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAIRCHILp, Secretary. dees
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YON s.
PURE CATAWBA BRANDY.

III AVlNG received the suie agency of A. Hazard 4
II Co, wholesale Druggists, Philadelphia, Tor the sale
"f this Brandy in N,fn county, confidently offer II
to the pubic pure and unadnlierated article as The
following certificates viii prove:
CHEMICAL IssPEcrnR's oFrlcz,
es SAN al, Cincinnati, March, 1857
This will eerGHy that have this day inspected two
separate "is of CaaWba Brandy one In barrels and one
:" bottles, manufactured by Laurze Lyons md sold by
ms sole agrut Jacob ,he Depot. No 81 opposite
the Burnet Housr, nd i3 West Third stree Cinctuns
ana nd them both ard from all poisonous ~
deieteTous drugs aud such have marked The -ame as
ne 10 y Directs. Given under my hand al ny Office
lHignsd H1RAa Cox,M ~,
lUSpceior Of Alcoholic Liquors, &c
NEw YoEK, % Prince at July 2s 1857
Dear sir:-I have received a bottle of Lyon.' Pare
ohio Caiawha Brandy furnished By Mr. A Raistou j. .
ct Lockport, y Y, for ana zs"a. and find To con
ain only those ingredients which exist In brandy
The proportion of 'cahoi Obtained from it n 90.
believe this sample be pusr Brandy Without aduitera.
rion-the flavor of il /. dsesIe and peculiar
(SisHrd JAs. r. Chiffon, NJ. u. Chemist
The ONO CATAwBA BRANDY not only equals but
eKoeis the hest imported Braudies In purity and
favor. Il ia IN fact The BEST Brandy known Tbis
fully eorroboraed by the certificates of
many OF our most distinguished analytical Chemsts
The Of pnre Brandy has long been , in this couu
Try and h- introduction Of article Of such quality as
saprrsede the sale and Use of hnse vile Compounds
hitherto sold under the OF Brandy, ouiy be re
Brandy
all the good qualities claimed for the best i'm
ported liquor aud s Of perfect purity and superior avor
II Is therefore fully entitled the patronage of pu
lac. We feel confident that its reception in .hls state
will BE- favorable that which hz. with in the
Great "est, aud that the time s far distant hen
the superiority Of our liquors will put an end 10
their importation from abroad
For Medicinal purposes this Brandy hs. no rival and
has long been nseted. Ii Is sovereign Ind sure RENE
dy for Dyspepsia FiainienCy, Low Spirits, Langunr
General Debility, &c
Also Tor safe, BsHELBY's CELEBRATED STILL
AND SPARKLING CHAMPAGNE. These Wines are
made In the urghboFhood of Cincinnati md guar
sntied 10 be hc pure Juice of the grape, and emf
neHiIy cacUst-d for invalds Ind persons require
gentle stimulant. and for Sacramenla purposes
beverage VIII be found equal II superior, the best
imported.
soRetal Price Tor Brandy and Wines. 81 23 per Quart
Bottle A liberal discount made 20 the trade
Address CIAs. RITZ, Le~istswn, Pa.
February IS, 1883 eo6m
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DONALD KENNEDY
Ne 100 Earrsa s., RoIb4rp, .NGss
Price sl 90

Wholesale Agents New York City, c. V C.ickner, 81
Barclay street, II. King 1872 Broadway; Rushton and
CLARK. 2-5 Rroadway;A B. & Sands, oFultnu street
L. W. DYOTT Il SONS, Philadelphia wholesale
Agents for Pa. For sale b. f. J. HOFFMAN aud Mrs
MARY MARKS, Lewisiowr, and by b. r. kEPNER,
Mirf1intown fieI-lv.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-15
Pennsylvania Railroad

IL Passengers taking The AIl0o1l "
Train for points West of Altoors. will hi
tained at that place until the arrival Of tasb
Mail Train west.
Fare TO Harrisburg, 81 SIS TO Phiiaiels
5 90; TO Altoona, 10; to Pittsburgh, g.
LTThe Ticket Office will be open % :
utes before the arrival Of each Passes
Train. D. f. robson, Agent