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The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02
Probate Notice.

SrTATE EtF CALIFORNf y County of Bu;te-Pro-
- bate court. Oroviilr June 10Th 1851. Estate ol
lamos T.. Hughes. dcccGsrd ln pursuance of an or.
der mndr in the lInu. Probate Court on the oh day
uf June \ 1-jS. notice Is hcrcby given to uil
whom II may concern, tn be and appear before snd
court on Monday, thc 4Jth day OF August
A. y. 1883. nt the huui rf ~ O'Clock of that day
Vile then aud there 10 show cause If any there be
Why The Administrator Of snd estate II ould moi
make final settlement thereof, and he be discharged
from tar her hahilIty in the premises.
Py order of Court.
Witness my hand mud the soal of said Court all ed
IsEALl this ihe IGih dny Of june \ u 1858.
NJ. II DiRRACIl, Clerk Probate.
Ry I. H. MARBLE. Deputy.
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COnStable's Sale.

Dh VIRTUE OF AN ENECUTION
L issued out of John : Berry's Court a Justice
OF the Peace ia and for Ophir Township County oi
hutte and state OF California, against john Vance
and John Mcdonnell and in favor of George w
He's and John Larcomb, for the sum of two hun
drei (s9ol dollars principal debt, and one hun
area and seveniy.four (Sl74 ullars interest, ard
accrung interest on the same at The rate of three
per cent. per month, from the Goth day Of July, \
~ iSa-, ami all costs of suit taxed in the uf
fourteen hlty one-huneredths (SlI 50l dollars to.
ge'hrr with all accrulng costs IN said writ. To me
directed and delivered commanding me tu sell the
mortg lged premises hereinafter described iu s4-f,
satd demand | will, on Saturday, the ith
D"y OF september. 4. d 1855, al the hour OF
eleven O'Clock, A VI of said day in parslance of the
requirements of said writ sell AT public Saie 10 the
hlghest hi der for cash the property described in
salu writ as ollpws-That certain piece or parcel Of
land situated, lying ana being In the county OF Butte
ana siaie Of aliforns, and commencing AZ a bridge
crossing lhe Ditch uf the Feather River and Ophr
winter Company, runni theuce up the dit ch dfly
rous To an oak Tree. thence westerly sixteen and a
hat rods TO pine trte. thence torthwesterly tfiv
rNus TO an oak tree thence sixteen and half rods
To y place of beginning, being the properly known
as MeConnelrs Brick Yard aud eon;a. ming abou five
acre of land
The above sale to take place in front Of John ;
herry Office IN the town oi Oeovilie, County ard
State aforesaid
p. NAGUlRE, Constable.
Dated August llth, 1S5s.
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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the Stockhold-
IN ers In the Forly-Nne Il Finy-Six Quartz Min
ing Company. that there wili be meeting Of the
stockholders, nj the Office of tho Company, al Van
kee Hill, Oregon Township. Butte Cunty, ON We'd
nesday the 9th day Of October, one thousand eight
hundred and ffy eight at one O'Clock =. NJ, of said
day, for the election of three Trustees, to serve for
the ensuing year. full attendance OF stockholders
IL desired by order
q. r. wnITEMAN, President
JNo. l.. vIKES, Secretary.
Yankee flili, Aug. 2Tth, 1858. Iaug2T toll
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Probate Notice.
Estate uf j. u. BROWN, deceased.


ETATE OF CALIFORNIA-COUN
~ uf Butte-fROBATE COURT. In pursuance
Of an order made In said court the 2jth day of
MAY ID. lSiS, notice IL hereby given To all whom
II may concern TO be and appear before the Hon.
Probate court in and for said county the 10th
day OF August A. u. 1s5S, then and there to
show cause f any there he why the following des
cribod real estate should not be sold as prayed for
by the administrator herein, to wit All that certain
piece or parcel ot land situate, lying and being In
the city and county of San Francisco, bounded and
described rs follows To wit; commencing on the
northerly line of Vallejo street, distant III feet from
the northwest colnor of Vallejo aud Mason streets,
running thence westerly along the noriherly line of
Vallejo street - feet, thence right angles norhery
1877 feet inches thence easierly at right angles -
feet, thence scutheny at right angles 1871 feet
inches to the place OF beginning, being part of that
certain 50 vara lot No.GlS.
by Order of the Court
- Witness my hand and the seal of said Pro.
! LIS. bate Court affixed this the 2sth day of May
- A. y. 1883. NJ. II. DARRACH,
Clerk Of Probate Court Butte Co.
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STORAGE! STORAGE!
Saw Mill For Rent.

'E'HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR RENT,
"A his rev Steam Saw MN, situated IN The town
at Mtoresvilie, Iuto tOunty, said mill l. located
M ole o HE finest piueri"s in the state, comprising
al lh" Vlrirt's ol pine. il h' crcul--t abundance
No"rrsViIc ID rapidly improving. two large water
i!tclps viii be- completed to this place during tue
,umu.,r, and there is great dcuand for lumber.
There is now cut and hauled upon the lg-wa, NJ
tle m'll, u sufficient quantity oI logs 10 cut some
2du,uuO itet of lumber. The terms will be tHsy fVr
particulars. enquire of G. :. Ll tie On the premises
Moor, sviile, Aug Oh, 1888. &. :. LYLE
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Sheriff S Sale.
HFY VIF1TVE or DrCrstuJ Ordc,

4 - : - tbF' n tbiC ~ tai DrGel
y issued OCT of the District tuur uf the tif-
teerth Judicial District u and ter iat' County ami
Stie of tuiltotuip, nrain-t -lNnN GtRR ,S> i art
j. W WHALING, ana III f3vnr Of EO,tu WAR
ChI hIAl.N, iHt r." s'Uu Of Five Urndrpl and IiN,
70 l'r-. pr ci' ccii, amt thn fertilizer ~ ui Three
tiuu 5"i tid ittr'j Sour 'rtH 3 five ott- hupi irru,
UuHh~t interest ltS her WA; ttg"I lu''r Thereon
from the GttCuf lj- d"si,'. aui tiitty Ipr cent
'h'reDr fer a-t rarJ 5 I,r rHd fh' utrhrr -pm Of
ihutt h'c t"cNty enc hu4d:.t'7 Dollars cu-'s ui
7n', Ged aH ."rrpi2 c.-tsut -gji writ, To me di-
reccd and delivered, c,'rIe't.'iuv 'uc Ia spl the
m"llgtced premise hrrr'u'r,r described To satisfy
sale Gt mahds, III on Iuc.Nay. the 24th dav of Au.
Ensl ND. lN'N, 1t the hour of Two O'Clock Pm of
sad dHf ia ,rr-. n.- 80 'lm rruu.r,ut,i.ts uf .ai
writ. Viii -r ~ public sHlc 10 HE -ich st hlA.r
Tor c'sh, tne pr Gr' described IA sad order ni sale
as tloNs, to W.; THAT ii"r" parcel pr loud Si'
mated In the town Of Orov,.lr, 80 MY and Stul,
tipr'-h'I, caiAH"urc'tri oa tHa UDr'urrY Inc ct
hnt s'".t, ti ttJ caatcilt ir..l l,r IA .rlh .on.t
crN rnnr tf Ni q st.,Df nW il.ttllon street
running a"ug Che s9jd nrrt.,r'Y iirc of Hrd street
ta'lrrN @' ie'- h9.so nt rfght girs u,rthc,N s.
''c', Ih'uce at rig IaI'rs We st'fh 80 feet lh-urp
W r&hi H g'rS souh-rs )frj tu ihr a'urc " begin.
ntnt, b"iag "A ra't o. l,' So % jn Bl,ca Ne , %,
Hl down op TIE rAi-ll,- ulHp nt -nd town. iYg,lhs
NH n'l rn! sing lar t'' t.nruut,, hcre,.laIuen1.
ana aplu5'enmres lhercGtIu tcongiug or In an,
wise aip"riaihug
The above snl' to TAX, pacr at the Court Tious,
sud
v n PAUlL SIc,iF Butte Co,u.tg.
OfuNIIl" Aug An lS-<
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NOTICE.

Vuyo THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE VIRGIN
- Quarz Mining Company. notice is hereby
given that all shares upon which assessments now
due. and remain unpaid on Saturday, Oct. ID, 1855,
will be sold at The Office of the company at Yankee
Hill, on that day, TO pay such assessments.
Oroviile Aug. 80, 1858 =. l.. CoMLEY, Pres.
A304w g. H. TURNER, Secretary.
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Money Advanced !

TuNo ANY AMOUNT. At REDUCED RATES or
II interest, ON Watches Diamonds, Guns, Pistols,
and every kind of valuable property, by
----s II. M Y e Il S,
Fire-prooi brick, Washington Block, Myers street
have constantly for sale, forfeited rledges, con.
eistiug of gold aud silver Watches, Rings Breast
pine, Pistols, sc, sc, which can aud viii sell at
New York prices. Call and satisfy yourselves before
paying exhorbitnni charges elsewhere Silver watch
es 81 so and warranted for twelve months cor
rect tmekeepers
~ Highest price paid for County Scrip. au27
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Is the l7th dry of Jnly 4. D. 1853.
NJ. !. PURCELL, Consta Bile.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-18
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.


"A Benevolent TStoR, established by special
for the relief of the sick and distressed afflicted tcih
piritieRt and Epidemic Diseases
no all persons afflicted with sexual diseases such as
SpermatorrhGa, Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Con-
orrhGa, Gleet, Syphilis, the vice of Onansm or Self
Abuse, &c &c.
The Howard Associations in view of the awful destruc
ton of human life caused by sexual Diseases and the
decepons pracsed the unfortunate victims of such
diseases by Quacks several years directed their Con-
sulting Surgeon, Charitable Act worthy of their
name TO open Dispensay for the treatment of this
class Of Diseases in all their forms, and give Medical
Advice GRATIS, TO all who apply by letter, with de-
scrption OF their condition, Gage, occupation habits of
life, &c) and in of extreme poverty TO furnish
Medicines Free Of Charge II is needless to add that the
Association commands the highest medical skill of the
age, and will furnish the approved modern treat
ment. The Directors, review of the past feel as
sured that their abOrs this sphere of benevolent ert
have been of great benefit to the afflicted especially 10
the young and they have resolved devote themselves
with renewed zeal TO this very important but much de-
spised cause.
just published by the Association, a Report on sper
IDatorrhGa, Seminal Weakness the vice of Ouanisn
Masturbation SelfAbuse and other Diseases ne ,bc
Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon which will be
sent BY mail n sealed letter enyelope) Free of Charge
on receipt OF Two Stamps for postage Address for Re-
port or treatment, DIR. GEORGE Re- CALHOUN Con.n,,
ing Surgeon Howard Association, No Q South Nin,b
street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order of the Directors
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL President
GEO. FAIRcHILD, Secretary a..
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Q1G lQNSQRRR.
THE sUN-BRIGHT CLINE.

Have you heard have you heard Of that sunbrght cline
Undmmed by sorrow, unhurt by time,
Where age hath power DER the fadeiess frame.
Where the eye is fire and the heart is fame
Have you heard Of that sun-bright ciime'
river of water pushes there,
Mid flowers of beauty strangely fair,
And a thousand wings lowering Ger
The dazzling wave and the golden shore
That are In that sun-bright cline
Millions of forms all clothed In light,
And garments of beauty, clear and white
They dwell in their immortal bowers
Mid fadeless hues of countless flowers
That bloom in that sun-brght cline
Ear hath not heard and eye hath not seen
Their swelling notes and their changeless sheen;
Their ensigns are waving and banners unfurl
Ger the jasper walls and gates of pearl
That reared In that sun-bright cline.
But far, far away is that snless CLINE,
Undim'd by sorrow, unhurt by time;
Where amid all things that's fair is given
The home of the Saints-and its name is Heaven,
The name of that sun-brlght cline.
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Commissioners Orders

Issued from January Isl to December 3la,
1857, iaclusire.
Z. A. Werrall, medical attendance on
prisoners, Sol 25
Lewistown Water Co., water rent, % 90
Ii. j. Walters, Attorney and Clerk for
Commissioners for 1856, 325 90
William Wilson, Collector of Oliver
township, taxes refunded, 6 90
JAS Fleming, services as Com. in full, 45 90
Abraham Mutthersbeugh, collector of
Decatur township, taxes refunded, / 90
Jacob Mutthersbough, Sheriff, balance
due at Auditors Settlement, 457 88
j. Mutthersbough, horse hire to arrest
prisoners, 2 10
j. Mutthersbough, reward for arresting
George Smith, 25 90
j. Mutthsrsbough, house rent for Jailor, 60 90
Geo. Nelson, whitewashing cells of Jail, 5 co
B. A. Bradley, room for holding elec-
tons from March, 1854, to March,
1857, inclusive, "a 90
jos. Kunkle, water pipe and laying it
in prison, 81 90
Junkin & Robson, pencilling Jail wall, 80 90
John G. Sigler, money loaned county, 270 90
Myers & Gutshall, balance on con-
tract for building Jail, ll240 90
Miffiin County Agricultural Society, 100 00
G. w. Stewart, putting gas fixtures in
the iaiI, lis 25
John Swartzell, making list unseated
lands, II 90
James Mcdowell, Register, indexing
deed books, 10 90
r. D. Smith, grading Jail yard and
hauling sand, 81 90
II. d. Smith, making tax duplicate of
unseated lands, 20 90
David Mutthersbough, work at and bed
clothes for Jail, 76 II
Amos Hoot, blacksmithing for prison, 5 90
John Swartzell, drafts of land for use
of county, 3 so
Abraham Shull, making CRATE pattern
for Jail, 90
j. A. Shimp & Co., repairing hopples, l rs
VIM. Creighton, Commissioners seal, 2 so
John I. Wilson, boarding prisoners at
Harrisburg, 100 81
VIM. Wilson, Commissioners pay, 100 90
Daniel Bearley, CRATE for Jail, 2 55
Constable's pay for returns to court,
election services, and fees in Com
monwealth cases, 270 58
Repairs, "a 81
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Fuel for court house aad Jail, 3l9 10
Grand Jurors pay. 324 80
Petit Jurors paw 1850 81
Furniture for Jail, 33 90
Witnesses in Commonwealth cases, SO IL
Justices fees in Commonwealth eases,
qualifying election boards, commits
sioners, sheriff, county auditors, d.
reetors of the poor, &C., 173 60
d. d. Mutthersbough Jailor, for board
ing prisoners, 536 OF
Henry Ferer Court Crier and Janitor, 73 II
Books and stationery for public offices, 134 72
Andrew Reed, District Attorney, fees, Ii so
Jacob Linthurst, Esq, Comm's pay, l65 90
Jacob Hoover, do. so 90
r. ID. Smith, Commissioners Clerk to
October lst, 1857, 225 90
Assessors pay, 468 46
Cleaning gutter, pavement. &c. at G. H., 8 IA
VIM. T. Shaw, ct al, adv. & printing, 200 90
Clothing for prisoners, l 90
Directors of the Poor, 1000 90
Election officers pay, 355 94
Coroner and jurors inquisitions on
dead bodies, % 03
Jacob Mutthersbough, Cemm'w'h fees, 4 90
Interest paid, $50 90
L. +. Mccoy, late Prothonotary and
Clerk of Sessions fees, SO 81
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-18
Grocery, Provision, Confection-
cry, and
VARIETY STORE.
At intersection of Valley, Mill, Dorcas and
Market streets, lately occupied by
Mrs, WertZ.

AT intersection of Valley Mill, Dorcas and
Market streets, lately occupied by
Mrs, Wertz.
VIE undersigned having purchased the
u entire stock of Mrs. Wertz. resnectfnIIv
announces that he intends to make sucb ad.
ditlons OF articles in general use as to be able
10 supply almost anything that may be called
Tor by the old customers of the establishment
and any number of new ones. Intending TO
Keep on hand all the leading articles of mar.
keting, he selicits farmers and others having
butter, Eggs, Lard, TalIow. Honey. Pota.
oes' dreen or Dried Apples, Soap.
Poultry, sc.
to k1ge him call, as the highest cash price
Will &C Paid the market can afford. or Gro
ceries, oalt, Fish, Confectieneries. Perfnnoorv
Fancy A. rticles, Hosiery for ladies and co.,
tlenen, La. lies Collars, Combs. BracsI5sts
Buckles, Bels,'. Gloves, Mits, &c. Furnished
therefor at loves. cash prices.
Cabinet & Una, ertaking Business.
WI The manufacture of @urniture and Cabinet
p ware generally, as well as the Undertaking
business, will not be relin, tuished on account
oI my engaging in the ah owe business but
or19rs II IN either promptly atte nued 10.
ny friends and the public genefaiiy are
invited to call, examine INV stoc, and prices
10 6oth establishments, and as bs, ~etotore,
snail sndeavor to please them.
ANTHONY Eel. a.
LewistoUn, New. 10, 1857. LILA
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agrtrultural, sc.
PRACTICAL HINTS TO AMATEURS.

PRACIlCAL HINlS III AMAIEUhS.
Don't let insects of various kinds over
run your orchard or garden, and then lazi-
ly fold your arms and say, cts no use
this trying to raise things, now that so
many vermin are about" Spend three
days, industriously, in the early stage of
the matter, in putting down the rascals,
and then look around you and see if a lit
tie industry is not better than grumbling
IF you want early vegetables, set your
self, in winter, about making some boxes
to protect them. A few cheap boxes, a
foot square, with pane of glass in the top
to put over tender things at night, will cost
you but trife, and will give you ten days
start of the open ground.
If you have a tree that grows 'apace," :"
but won't bear, dig trench around it, and
cut off third of the roots. This will
check its growth, and set it about making
fruit buds.
If you don't love flowers yourself, don't
quarrel with those who do. 1t is defect
in your nature which you ought to be sorry
for, rather than abuse those who are more
gifted OF what possible "use" is the
rainbor, we should like to know? And
yet wiser than you did not think the
world complete without it.
Do not grudge the cost and labor neces-
sary to plant few of the best shade trees
round your house; and if you have any
doubts about what to plant, stick in an elm.
There are few trees in the world finer than
a fine weeping elm; and two or three of
han L.
dwelling look of dignity. If you plant
fruit trees for shade, they are likely to be
broken to pieces for the fruit, and they
grow unsightly by the time that forest
trees grow spreading and outrageous
There are very few men whose friends
build so fair monument to their memory,
as they can raise with their own hands, by
planting an elm or maple where it can
grow for a century, to be an ornament to
the country.
Don't be afraid to clip hedges, or cut
back young trees, when you are planting
them. You gain more growth than you
lose, though you may not be able to COM
prehend it till you have seen it with your
own eyes.
N'0NCh WIN SouI SIOuLu III wet weather
if you can avoid it, as it makes it cold-like
and compact by forcing the air out. And
ridge up your kitchen garden ground be-
fore winter, so as to expose as much sur
face as possible to the action of the frost.
Never lose an opportunity of getting
sods from the corners of old pastures, or
the breaking up of commons or meadows,
where they cannot be spared Placed in
heaps, and rotted, they make excellent
mould for tender plants or trees.
Never buy fruit trees in the "market
places" of unknown venders, who have no
character to lose. You cannot tell bv
examining the article" whether they
cheat you or not; and you get your trees
at half price only to wish, when it comes
to bear, that you had gone to an honest
dealer and paid ten times as much for
something worth planting.
Collect from about your neighborhood
all the bones that are thrown away as use-
less by persons ignorant of their value
DolCning
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JOS. kEARNs. lIsilf 4 S N"'' Auditor.

HENRY ZERBE Treasurer, tss aecos.,s scssa
John atkinson, JoAn Peachey, and JOHN
Ca6btson, Esquirs, Directors of the Poor,
Of Aif'in county from JaaSary lst, 1857,
10 January 1st, 1858.
DIR.
70 cash received from w. Russell,
former Treasurer, 81 SO
Proceeds of sale Of farming
utensils, stock, &C., at public
vendue March 10, 1857, 1859 sc
Cash reed Of County Treasurer, 1000 90
A fine reed from Justice of
the Peace by the hand of
John Peachy, 337
S5264 62
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~ The partnership hele.S ..S.sl
N\ listing between the slOsStIlSSgs lnOSsSISgs
49, the BOOT 4 SHOE DeJa i..ss,
was dissolved on the FIRST day Of as s
1858, by mutual consent. The Iala oasIi y ii
be carried ON and accounts setlisgn u - .,ss !
johnson, at the old stand, where o. .,i ps
indebted to the late firm are reques.;ssJs ;ss
and make payment as soon as pIsst p.ssm tst
those having claims will present us s.ah !
Element. IF not settled soon, the WV
be left with Justice for collectl10.n,;-
JOHN CLARD
Lewistown, Jan. q, 1851 -
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Ready-made Clothing

M E will sell at Philadelphia prices. Now
w, is the time to pull off your old clothing
and buy new at the cheap store of
JAM KENNEDY, JUNKIN & co.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-18

HENRY ZERBE, Esq, Treasurer of Miffiin
county, in account with the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania DIR.
To amt State tax ass'd on per-
sonal & real est. for ST, Sl4,373 80
said tax outs. for '55, per
last report, 100 Oh
81 do do in 1856 per do 1920 '16
=" reed on fall assessment sc, Al 10
due by Treasurer at last set. 1895 so
' oyerpaid on tax on real &
personal estate, applied
to paym't militia tax below, 406 81
balance oyerpaid on tax on
real and personal estate
applied to payment of
tavern licenses, 225 "A
sol 552 c2
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-18

We, the undersigned, Auditors of Miffin
county, in the Commonwealth of Pennsylva-
MIA, do certify that, in pursuance of an Act
of Assembly relating to counties, townships,
&C., approved the 18th day Of April, 1884,
and the 4th section Of an Act relative to the
appointment of Trustees OF Orphans Court,
&C., passed April 22d, 1916, we met at the
Commissioners Office in the Borough Of
Lewistown, on the 10Th day of January,
1857 and did audit, settle and adjust the
several accounts between Henry Zerbe, Esq,
Treasurer of, with said county and the Com
monwealth, and the account of Jacob Nut
thersbough, Esq, Sheriff of, with said coun'
ty, and also the collateral inheritance tax
accounts of James Mcdowell, Esq, Register
and Recorder Of said county, with the Com
monwealth, as the same stand seyerally sta
ted in the foregoing report. In witness
whereof we have hereunto set our hands at
the Office aforesaid this 4th day Of january,
4. d. 1858.
GEO. IlANAWALT, ka;.ou.
JOSEPH kEABNS, 1AoU''o'''
Lewistown, Feb. 4, lS58.-4t
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suit was brought and judgment
given vs. commonwealth, as per
certificate of Justice Swartz and
Hoover II W
:" cash p'd Geo. Frysinger, adver-
tising list II T,
w. f, Shaw Ii Al
9. amt treas. CON- on 1886 90 ca
nar ar cent 80 81
:. bal. due commonwealth 5ll 81
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-18

We, the undersigned, Auditors of Mifflin
county, elected and sworn according to law,
having examined the accounts of Joseph II
Morrison, late Steward of the Poor House. from
January to April l, 1857, have settled the
same as above stated, and having also examined
the accounts of Joseph Langton, Steward of
said Poor House, from April ], 1857, to January
!, 1888, do certify that we find balance due to
the said Joseph /. Langton, on the books, from
the said Directors of the Poor, of one hundred
and hve dollars and ninety-two cents.
Given under our hands at Lewistown. Jsnp-
ary ID, 1858.
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$500 Headed and Square faDps, 's
- not headed do on hand and f'' 'a,s SI,Clsf
ausls
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RECEIPTS & EXPENDITURE
OF MIFF'LIN COUNTY.

From January 21, 1857, 10 January 4,
1858, iuclusiUe.
HENRY ZERBE, ESQ.,, Treasurer of Mif1in
county, in account with said county, from
January 2lst, 1857, to January 4th, 1898,
inclusive. DIX.
To amt county tax ass'd for '57, $l3,504 40
/" 81 " for 1855 out.
1s56 1912 81
" extra CO. tax ass'd for '56, 90, 20
as per last report, li,ooi ne oe
reed of Pro. M'Coy, yer. fees, Il oo
John C. Sigler, bor 80
royed for use of county, zaU w
for full assessment 1890, 90 o4
p.,onos dna Treasurer, 2,044 Al
$S4,2ol 54
CR
By amt comm'rs's orders lifted, 800, ,488 80
By balance due him last settlem't, LIB 80
BY amt court orders road dam
age, road viewers pay, 229 50
4" court orders Auditors and
clerk,s nav. A so
g justices Ger. fox scalps lifted, 263 W
CO. money redeemed canc'd, l w
50 suudry notes and counter
TelL money Eecciseu ALoHi
predecessor cancelled, 6l w
Erie City Banksmoney red
for taxes paid to successor, 10 90
drafts eastern penitentiary
maintaining convicts, 230 90
exoneration allowed collec'
tors 1855, 1856 extra tax, 805 40
=" commissions allowed same, l,645 SO
abatem't allowed collectors
for prompt paym't ex. tax, 462 O6
{" do do do in 1857, l0l 08
extra county tax 1856 outs. 1890 SO
county tax 1857 ont. 6,172 IL
Treasurer's commissions on
$40 81 a. It per cent. 557 IA
$34, 4,20l "a