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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-13
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ORPHANs, COURT SALE.
Bf virt1sef IA order ar the Orphans CONT
rs a~ire.fri, we VIII expose % pgbiic sale,ur
SgFprfqlL Dec 80 1876

rs vir.1sof an order or the Orphans CONT Cd
Us ai-egfct We VIII exp1ss % pabiic sale. w
S9iHrfGy. Dec. 80, 1876.
at the homeste,d Of the deceased a. &c o'ciok @.
sid day, the flowing restesstte. ltta the proa,
crty OF ~tmaclI Raotds, OTIS Jmcrset tpTnshs ..
deceased.
No-I. A trIc. Of Ian situate in Somerset Tp,
admining ltDds Of Josiah Aukeny, Samuel ltsgs-
ey, aud other ttnis tf dcc-fent. cgrttiain q
acres more or less. this land tS cieaE har X q
goqi t~Eos.oFy house AMI stable thereon rres;ad.
there Is sls1 a gooI orchari on tie Prealis-s.
No.2 A Tract nf bad sltumte partly IN S0mer.
set and partly In Iefiersba ir.. adjoining lands %.
Simon Sultlt. Jacob Maast and otners- contain.
Ing loU acryS.Inore ~ less about ~ acres clear and
a house thereon ere.tet. TnisIs . god imbeg
tract.
No .. Attract Of land situate in S5mcrset Tp.
adjoining lands of Philip Monty. Jacob S~gelehcr,
Jonathan Bhoads. aai Henry Berkey. cuntalu
ing IL acres and 40 perches. more o. les. with
the apHurtenances. This tract is all clear but
about 10 acres. there Is q good two sturs house, barn
and convenient oatnulIings thereon erected, 2
good orchard anla sugar camp oi ahlu- leo tree&
This l. q desirable farm.
TERAS=Cash 10 the extent - iants being
about S2ooo. ones bird 10 " = lea Dr the Wild
oW. the balance in three esSil annual payments.
70 be secured bT i9igueat bonds; 10 per cent Of
hand qI0Iey T. be patti as soon as property j
kaocted do~u. Possession given tPe it day Of
April, ls7., Whe1deed will be made.
ALEX. RHOADS.
LEVI BERKE1.
Dec. 8 Admr's Of Samuel J. kh1lds,
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TIE rulings Of Speaker Randall 10
the case of Bedford, OF Colorado. and
Butts, of South Carolina-which
were sustained by the Confederate
House-are the most infamous in the
annals Of our Legislation. A corrupt
pur pose was TO be snbseryed and
Randall was eqaal to, aud ready for
The dirty trick. The admission Of
Belford would have recognized Colo
RADIO as a State, nnd that of Butts
would have recognized the Returning
Board, and as both have a bearing on
the Presidential election, the unscru-
pulous bally in the Speakers chair
did not hesitate to partially disfran-
chize two sovereign States. And yet,
Democratic partisans who compla-
Gently witness this high handed out
rage which they hope, when super
added to intimidation aud murder,
will place TiIden 10 the Presidential
chair. have the unblushing efirontary
10 cbarge fraud upon the Republicans.
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Prepared by Or. J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.

In pursuance % the Will OF Jacob Ztrci1ss. late
Of Stonycreek Up. deceased. and by virtue Of an
order OF the Orphans Cours % Somerset 60. Pa,
10 rs directed, We viii sell at public sale On
Saturday, Dee. %, 1876,
the homestead OF deceased, situate IN Stonycrcek
Tp.. Somerset Co. Pa, adjoining lands ct Samu-
cl LtrelJ<s, Levi i. Long. ENAMEL Pie and ty-
rus Ruyman. c0nisiuing l9S acres ard allowance.
The improvements are about 40 acres cleared. p
acres In meadow, and apple orchard. three dwell
ing houses. a large barn, also "a stable and other
outbuii1ings thereon erected. gJod running water
IN abundance. There is coal ON the premises and
| limestone IS also believed to be on the same: also,
guad timber on the premises. Sale 20 commence
az / o'clock Of slii day on the premises.
IERMS-One third in hand. 900 thereof 70 be
paid when the prUpertyis knocked down and
the balance on the ErS- day
OF April 1877 when possession is given the
residue in SIX equal annual payments thereafter,
10 be secured by Judgment bombs.
CYRUS RAMON.
MARTIN BkANT.
Nov -. Executors.
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lHb ldSL aDHuui LutoSaSV Vi iicSi
dent Grant will be found in this issue
of the HERALD. 1t is a strong, prac'
teal, tersely written document large
ly made up Of a review of the results
of his administration for the last
eight years, and of ordinary matter:
pertaining to The government. The
total absence of all reference to tae
late exciting scenes occurring in the
Southern States has occasioned com
ment ss well as some surprise, bu1
this is explained hy the fact, that he
intends shortly to present his views
in full Oh the Presidential troubles in
that section in a special message.
His personal references are manly
modest, and unaffected.
Under his administration the taxes
have been reduced. in seven years,
nearly three hundred millions of dol
lars: the national debt, in the same
period, cut down four hundred and
thirty-6ve millions of dollars; the
annual interest has been reduced from
one hundred and thirty millions OF
dollars, in 1869, to little over q
hundred millions, in 1876, and the
balance Of trade, that was over one
hundred and thirty millions against
US in 1850, has been changed tosole
hundred aud twenty millions of dol
lars in our favor in 1876; and this
balance will increase, and specie pay
ments will be resumed in 1879 with
out additional Legislation.
His brief review of the history OF
the war as a conflict the like Of which
no other nation ever survived, and
his stingirg reflections upon the Dem
ocratic party has largely augmented
the partisan howl with which the
press of that party is pursuing him.
Here is bis vivid, vigorous ~blisterins
picture of the copperhead of the
North, during the rebellion /:
Nearly one-half the States had
revolted against the government; and
of those remaining faithful to the
Union q large percentage of the pop
ulation sympathized with the rebel
lion, and made an enemy in the rear
almost as dangerous Us the more hon
orable enemy in the front. The lat
ter committed errors of judgment. but
they maintained them openly and
courageously the former received
the protection Of the government
they would see destroyed and resped
all the pecuniary advantages to be
gained out Of the then existing state
of affairs-mapy of them by obtain
ing contracts, and swindling the gov
eminent in the delivery OF their
goods"
But the President does not stop
with this singing and historically
true arrangement of the s~ympathiz-
ers with treason, be follows it up
with this telling blow:
."Immediately on the cessation of
hostilitiss the then noble President,
who had carried the country so far
through its periis, fell a martyr to his
patriotism at the hands of an assas-
sin. The intervening time to my
first Inauguration was filed up with
wranglings between Congress and
he new Executive as to the best
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gloss and freshness Of y0Wth- Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often. though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the folIicles are de-
stroyed. or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that y new
growth Of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with 4 pasty sedi-
ment, it viii keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use viii prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of. and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton Of dandruff, which is often 50 I'M
Clearly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous aud inju-
rious to the hair. the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
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FOR FLORIDA.

EbR THROUGH TICKETS u FERNANDO
INA. JACKSONVILLE. ST AUGUSTINE
SANFORD. ENTERPRISE AMI intermediate
fandings IN ST JOHNS RIVER AMI interior
points in FLORIDA h. Steamboat 70 SANAN
NAH. aud thence by railroad or ~stcaE-siat. az
plT TO WM. l.. JAMES, GenI Agent.
PtlddsiPffG and A~0afhcEh MAJ Z S. Co.,
il6 south Delaware Ave, Ph.iad'a.
Dec. g.
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Nor a single respectable Demo
cratic editor or politician in the
country cares to justify or defend the
bsre-faced fraud attempted by the
Governor of Oregon and his pal.
In fact, no sensible or decent man
could endorse so shameless a trick.
That one member in a body Of three,
could set himself up as a quorum,
and go through the motion of ''tak-
ing the sense of the meeting com
posed of himself alone, is most ab-
surd. Equally ridiculous is the pre-
text of the Governor, that because
one elector was ineligable, therefore
his opponent is entitled to the posi-
ton. Let us illustrate It's absurdity.
At our late election Messrs Stuff and
Musselman were elected Associate
Judges. Suppose now, before he
takes the oath of Office, Mr.. Stuff
should die, remove from the county,
or it should be discovered be was
holding a position as Justice of the
Peace, which rendered him ineligible
to qualify as Judge. Would that
give Nj. Hoffman, his Democratic
opponent who was defeated by the
people, q right TO the Office
Wouldn't there be a racancy to be
filed by the Governor, and then an
election of a new man? So in
Oregon, one elector was ineligible
because be was Postmaster, this
made a vacancy, to which his Demo-
cratic competitor could not succeed,
but which under the laws Of the
State his colleagues could fill. This
thew did, and there the matter rests,
ana will stand.
In our own State and district, a
similar ease has just occurred, Hon.
J. Morrell Of Johnstown was the
elector for this district and vas
chosen. He was at the time cue Of
the Centennial Commissioner, aud
therefore ineligible, be absented
himself when the college met, this
caused a vacancy. Did John II.
Uhl Esq, his Democratic competitor
succeed to the vacancy? Not much
remaining electors in accord
ance with law elected Harry Boges
Esq, a Republican, and the solid
vote Of the State College was east
for Hayes and Wheeler.
What folly then to think that the
Oregon fraud can succeed.
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N.Y. AND WHEELER ELECTED

N.Y. AND WHEELER ELECTED
Tur Electoral Colleges of the sev-
eral States met Cd Wednesday last
according 10 law, and voted Tor
President and Vice President. The
result is thlt Rutherford b. Hayes,
and William A. Wheeler received
toe necessary ls5 votes necessary to
elect them, and they are therefore
elected.
Attempts to defeat the will of The
people were made IL several instances,
notably in Louisiana, South Carolina
and Oregon. Bribery was attempted
in the two former States, and a cou-
spiracy among the Democratic Of
fcials. to exclude a Republican cleo
tor was resorted to 10 the last named
State. All attempts failed however,
and the votes Of all the men elected
to vote for the Republican candidates
were cast for them.
The disappointed gamblers, place
hunters, and Bull-doZers may, and
doubtless will, until Governor Hayes
is inaugurated, fret, and fame, and
threaten. but it will avail nothing,
except to keep the country in a fer
ment. Hayes and Wheeler have
been legally elected, and they will
certainly be inaugurated on the 9th
day of March next
Meanwhile sensible people will
mo- devote their attention to othar
affairs, and let the heather rage.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

- Freeman ". Mason. Eehecca Mason. Eidos
Joseph r. Mason. Amanda T. Maspu. ~itius
lfHslu. floia ! Mason. Alice Ann Morrison.
ai ct Somerset Co. Pa fahu Mason. liviug ia
F5ycttr Co. Pa, William Mazu iViug Ia
Iowa. Harrison Mason. living in Dixon uiiuiis,
Harry ami Jimmy Morrison. OF Mt. Pleasant.
Pa James Mason Of Dix1n, Illinois. Rebeeca
MasiH. OF Mt. Pleasant Pa.
You are hereby n0tii-t that In pursuance OF a
writ OF partition. Issued out Of the Orphans Court
Of somerset Co.. Pa, I will hold au inquest On he
real estate Of Tsomas Mason. deceased. in Mil
trl IT,. az his late residence. On Thursday the
ilih lay 90 Janulry, 80. where you can attend
% you thinx proper.
GEO. W. PILE,
H. = ~HarfF
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AsslGNEEs SALE,

By virtue Of an orier Of the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Somerset Co. Pa. to me directed. I viii
expose to public safe the real estate q John A
Fuust, on
Saturday. Dec. 30. 1876,
at one o'clock, en- the premises, a. follows
A certain tract OF land situate in Sinuyefesk
Somerset Co.. Pa. adjoining lands % Henri
Stull. and Solomon Risgler. containing SO acre.
with the appurtenances There Is n good two
story house and bank barn thereon erer'ei. This
Is a very desirable farm. the cleared land in Coyi
cultivation and the balance wei .imhered.
TERMS-Onc thru In hand, one-thiri in siS
months. and one-thiru in one year from the sd o.
Noy. Is15. with interest on the deferred paymeHf-
from day OF sale. 10 be secured by judgment bonds
10 per cent. Of hand money To Be paid When tx
property is knocked down.
WI. STULL-
Dec. c. Assignee of John A Fousi.
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Child B~utchered.

PORTLAND, Me-, December "A
foolish lad residing in the family OF
John Moulton, a butcher at Graham,
was left in charge of an infant and.
initiating what be bad seen. be killed
the child, skinned The body, cut and
hung it up.
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4 SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Western District Of Pennsylvania. So: .
Al Pittsburgh the Jlst day Of Oct. A.. D.1815. \
The Gniersigaed hereby gives notice of his az
p0.ltmeut as assignee Of Rudolph !. Batter AMI
Jshl GFiers1n Of Ursinl. county Somerset. ana
state Of Pennsylvania within slid District. wh'
have been adIudged baukrupts upon their 09r
petition by the District Court % sail District.
KIRK q BlGHAM.
n0vi5 Assignee.
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s~sIGNEE's NOTICE.

Notice l. hereby given that Jacob Mummau. Of
Qucusahoning Tp-. Somerset Co Pa. by deed q
Voluntary Assignment. has assigned 10 me al
hs estate real. personal and mixed IN trust Tor
benehf Of creditors All persons indebted t. the
said Jacob Muumau. viii make prompt payment
tome ami those having claims VI demands will
urescu. them duly authenticated at my Office in
somerset Boz.
JAS. L PUGH.
ErV. - Assignee.
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Proposals viii re received az the otnce oi tee
Directors ~ the Poor. fr the Cruniy = Sgtner er
for the persrmanc OF the 1aues Of Set. srt. -f0T
one year from the lsT day % April. lss.- For tht
performance Of the duties Of SGrgeon and Phys
etan to he poor nj the house 81 employment %
Somerset "a. for one year IRON the lst Of April.
1871. anil ~ the performance Of the duties "
Gaunsai to the Board % Directors Ior one year
from the T. day of April. l. =
The proposals must be in writing anil snhmh-
tel no he Bnarf Of Directors on % before the IL
Gay Of January. ISL
~ order " the B0arl O.. Directors
JOSIAH BRANT.
Dec c. steward
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JUDGE LERIssEE one of the Re
publican electors of Louisisna, openly
stated in the presence of the Elector'
al College, and a crowd of spectators
there assembled, that be had been
offered 500, 900 to cast bis vote for
Samuel j. Tilden.
oIet ne have a fair cOuntlr
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The virtuous Democracy are just
now publishing a great many homi-
lies and pious reflections On the
moral condition Of o Presidential
candidate who would permit himself
to be counted" into Office. Will
they kindly tell rs what code of
morals govern a President, who will
accept the vote Of an elector from a
State where be was largely defeated,
and seize the Office through a trick
Ike that perpetrated in Oregon?
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In pursuance of the above commission 1 VIII
meet To attend to the duties Of my appointment ar
my office in Somerset, on Wednesday. the 81 day
Of January, ls.7. az 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. when and
where all persons can attend if they think proper.
l. g. COLBpRN,
Dec. 6. Examiner.
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\ col"red careful women has col
leeIed aud erred 6t'y bushels Of grass
peppers for winter Use She feeds
them To ibe chickens.
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by virtue OF az order of Orphans Cours. 70 N,
directed, I VIII expose To pubLc sale on
Sqfa~6qy Bse IG 1876

saturday, nee 10, 1870
I at ten o'clock q. m. in Bertha. the following real
estate, late the properly 0f henrs SuduT deed.
No. :. AtrIcto t land situate IN Eruther-vdl-
lev Tp.. CONTAINING 81 acres more or loss with %
tw1-s.ury frame dwelling house. large stable with
threshiug ulOr, about IL acres clear, balance In
timber. adjoining Auauias Lands, Ia. a.. Lands
and john Suier.
No. = Attract Of land in same To. is callei
the Anaw alt tract. r0l-aining To- acres more OF
less, with a log house aud bdnk barn thereon erect
ed. about 20 acres clear. adjoining lands OF Uriah
B3wman. Benz. Walker. and No..
Ms. FJur acres 1lland adjoining simon Hay
David Dtckey ani Henry q. Hay. with "A one and
OBe-hllt story house ami stable thereon erected.
No. !. the undivided one-thirl Of AS acres
more or less situate IN Allegheny Up. win 70
one ami one half st1ry house. small iara, about 90
acres clear. balance well timberei.
FEKMS.-One-thirt IN hand 0n the L. day OF
April l317 balance In three equal annual pay
m -nts. wi-huu- interest. % be secu red un the prem
ises; - per ccu-. 0f nali money % be paid a. slol
as the property Il knocked L0wn
JOHN SJDER.
Nov. -. Trustee.
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US have a fair COUNT

We call attention to the prospectus
OF the New York Times 10 our ad.
yertisnig columns.
1t is the re~presentive journal Of
the Republican party. Forcible,
frank, and reliable; of approved
courage, and hearty devotion to all
the best interests of the entire country,
it is a paper that should be in the
hands Of all the intelligent Republic
ans of this stanueh Republican
county.
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A dispatch from Columbia to the
New York Times recording the ac-
ton OF the South Carolina electors
says:
"The Presidential electors have
met and adjourned. The seven votes
Of the State were cast for Hayes and
Wheeler. One Of the members, stat
ed that be had been offered $4,000
for his vote with $1,000 security
put up for its payment.
Hurrah for Tilden and reform ~
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tUDITORS NOTICE

Jones Sei5ert no =, November Term
Co.. 1875.
solomon Snyder. N0iuntly Assignment.
The Undersigned appointed Auditor by the
Court OF Common Pleas 0f Somerset Co.. Pa. 90
distribute the iunis in the hands OF solomon Sny-
der. assignee OF Jonas $eibCr 10 ami among those
legally entitled thereto, hereby gives notice that
he will attend to tue duties of his appointment %
his office In Somerset. on Saturday the ri dag %
December. 1870. Whena AMI where all persons inter
csc Il may attend.
VALENTINE HAY.
Dee. C. Auditor.
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Notice Il hereby given that J. Weller. By deed
Of voluntary assignment. has assigned an The 80
rate. real auI personal. % said J. Weller II IA.
VI. Scnr1c&. Of Sonerse. Bor.. 10 trust Ter the ben
ttui the creditors u said j. Weller. An persons
thcret re indebted % the SAIL ]. Weller. oi sum
mit Up. VIII make payment % the said Assignee.
and talsc having claims OF demands will make
kiroNn the same without delay.
T. N. SCHROCE.
get. Assignee
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New Establishment.
MANUFACTURER OF COPPER wAEE

MANUFACTURER OF COPPER RAEE
Having Just opened a copper 2sts-y. We aS
prepared 10 manufacture all Kinds OF Cope CT
Ware for kitchens. hotels. dtSifleries and brcwtr-
ing use. Repairing neatly done. Factory in rear
OF VIA Knieriem &SnRs grocery, I5SNOrth Me
Charlie street, Cuc-berian1.
EDWARD kDRNRUMPH co,
ManulaetuzeS
eaGood price paid for old copper.
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II EGAL NOTICE

T EGA AL NOTICE.
Rosy Schruck. by her next IN the Court NJ Com
friend RUmauus Baldwin. ulon Pleas Of Somer-
" ~ettu.
Jonas Sehrock. Ne u. Nov. T. $50
Alias Subpoena in Divorce.
Somerset County IS.
20 Nov. is55. on motion OF Jas. L Pugh. ESI .
filed, L. &. Colborn, Esq-. appointed eNlnineTuo
take the testimony, find the facts and report N
opinio
Extract IRON the record. certified y Nov. 1870.
+. J. EOOSER. Proth'y.
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NeaC 4dcertisePeH

To spend foolisLly Is To invite pcv-
erty.
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cry ~ the Court House In somerset Borough. on
Saturday, Dec. Is. 1876,
at . o'clock p. m, the following described real e.
tate. viz
The undivided one-hllf OF a certain tract OF land
situate In Paint Up. somerset Co.. Pa. contain.
iug $50 arres More or less. about - acres cleared
wi h three frame dwelling houses. saw mill. grist
mill, blacksmith shop and other 0uthuiidings
thereon erected. adjoining lands OF John Custer.
Reuben Miller. Aaron Berkey- Joseph Rummel
aud others. with the apFurteuaHces.
Taken in execution as the property Of k0re
Kaufman. at the suit uf Joseph Johns.
TEEMS-Auy person purchasing % the above
aiewilltak notice thatten Percent 81 the purchase
money will be requiret as soon as Ir0psrty IL
kaocked down. Otherwise q will again be xposed
70 sale. The residue OF the purchase money must
De paid on OF before the 18th day OF .Iauy.. IS ..
the day fixed by the Court FOR the acka0wlcdg
fneut Of Slerit's deeds. ana no deed will be ac-
knswielsed until The purchase money = paid In.
GEORGE -. PILE.
%gv-@. Sheriff