davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-02-24
&etnem falten 3ranb!
&eine manliperre mebr !!
@illiam Gramer's 9cilpnafer.

Y1tentirf am to. Wfaf 1871.
Die gDtrfune bieles @Eafers TT bepunterunaspnrbta
50 ertnirt fein 9Fafer, reldes biefes tterirtht.
DHrh iabrelangss &rprpbsn fann i'd niefes Yfstt
ais elm Observation-Disclosures e~npfeblen.
familtenpdter, 5atriibfiiser, iptp;e ale Nrbeiter fputtn
ss tets i'm Sauie uno in Der qDertfdtte ~porrdtbie baiten.
Sic Wtrtnns 1T etrs uberraftsnee; man braudt weber
arstli&s 5nlfe Su reaGtrtren, np6 bat man, bel fptsruen
&nwenbuna, einen 0eriut an NrStttssett 3u befurnrsa.
IS betIt tie idlimmffem sSuncen, bic barts
ndcetgffen aiten G5efdbmnre. Bon gang %befruoerer
gptrfnns 1T &c bet Sdbuas, Sieb gtidb,, Sdbutrt.,
SiR- nnb SretidDtuunnen; b bIinuaen SriI57en.
lauf, s~iutestebmiren, fimis bet @erwuupnns
nut roftise Sfdsel 9tbt es tsin bsHerss Ultttel.
pei 6abnerausen ffiat ss nttt nur ben S6mers 70.
fort %ipnper1 sefetttgt eieitIben bel etnsm @strau9s ppn
) BIS 10 Gasea sdnsli&.
t.Drppt: gilbert 6. 2uns's @srtbsfe, SO. 81
oprei6 pr Dor nebf @etraud 5anreifung so Cents.
S'sbabsn tn aleaap0tbeisn, fspis an Der Gtsarren-
Ntan % rtrn. 3SDt7pa1:
, 1876-02-24
Golf8nelhif)tet1.
Naterifuniihe Snaenb.8 ibltothef.

Sn bubble Boppoedel nit UiusliusJitden
gebunDsn a Is Gents.
sfeser une sSeife, bon Sran5 6pfmaun. - Der
trene SO Gdbter. 3uiannmen in einrm 8ano.
Der Wieerfpenfise, BON 5ran3 5offmann.
&ieines lit bic asiese bes 0roRen, pon Srana
3otm9nn. - Die Fisfabrt. 3ulamnlen in
eirf1n Banb.
Die Senfelcnfaten, BON Srans bofmaun. - Der
GdJIffbrud,. s3u1ant1nen in eitem Bano,
iebe cid id,on. BON SuIius bofinann
Su ipuft nid)t ffeb!en,
@rpRoGters Sie5lins
Der fd,fparje Sams
Der blinee ''aSiibe,in BON &uHap RisoeI.
Der Sefpfennig. Srei 8atbarinen. MuS
Der 6egen,part. Srei @rjd9lungen BON 3befla
BON Guinpert. Sn einem 8anb.
Mns Wad1t gum eid,t, bon &i4arb Baron.
Belobnte Treme. - saemnfala. Der MiiTo.
mar In Mfrifd. 3ulommen in einsm 8ans.
Bar MfIblarjt. Der Sirfbpf. 3pei @r3ablur.
gen BON 8. St06er. 3ulammer In einem 8ano.
wdS Der Menid) iGet, eaS tpirn err eudb err,
ter, BON Eiharo Baron.
, 1876-02-24
Gbriitop1 BON GGmib's Sugeno>
SihliDfbef.

@ebunben tn Bappbedel n Is Gents. Wtt
9iuSlir,Riiden q 90 Gents. @ana
Wiuslin 25 Gents.
@etnrid epn @id)enfesS, ME er sur GrfenntniB
5ottes fam.
Der Neibnadbtsabene. Cine GrjGbluns gum Weib.
na,Jts9eident fir &inoer.
Der 8pienstp&. Cine intereHarte Gr3Gblun9.
Der observation-disclosures Spbannisfdferd,en.
s3tptt @r31hlun9en.
Tte Stereier.
Die Sppfenb. ntben. Cine gesebetbeit aus Dem
2eben zines arlien Dorf=S duIebrers.
@uffadtuS. Sine GeI9idte Der 9riItliGen gorjeit.
SaS . umenfnrbdscn. Cine GrJdblung benz Bill
beuoen utter %seipibmet.
1fofo pom xdanensuge. Cine GeIhi9te bes @ltey
tbnm5.
@enpfepa. Sine Der id5nIten unb rabrenofen Gc
tdibtet beg Mltertbums.
Die Nad)tigaa. @iff interefants GsIdiUtt.
Rpbert, Der Batienenabes pcer: 9as Nnbtrfen
on Die Wtutttr.
Gue,pis, Der WvspanhereR.
&ieben GriGb unsen.
Sanuetcn une Mmdlis.
Die Maiblumeu.
gut.
aSilbe!m 1cn. Gin ssi6iatIidss GemaIbs.
Oas per creme RinS.
Sas Sdubdben Sas RdubidtpR.
Der quite 6rieorm une Der bpie Dtefri1.
Oie Nrdfin Julia, ooer: RinbIi4s Siebe. 2rsue
UNI Sobn.
@ottirier, Der iunse GinFssler.
Der Gbriffbaum.
Die fieine 2autenipieIerin.
Sds 2dmmoben.
SernonSo. Gsbensseiaiat. zines iunsen @rafsn aus
&upiermiin,em unb @olhhide. 9as gossI.
neffdJen Die Sapele beim @pifSbIb
| War9aretbd Sliymd,en. Die 9Salefapeue. TaA
Die seasrsbrnnf. w~aNerautb ait wbein.
Der Diamautrins. Das WarienbiIs.
, 1876-02-24
3O0 Vinnna nnn Orne[n.

ilcu ii,s ans ~;ipciter Sane, upn Tabrieanteu err
Gbi@to9s 3 ablun9en, oOer fir Mietbe in Staot mo
Sano. mGhreuo hieer bnrteu ,3eiten uno Der 5eiertaee
bur@ 6prace gSdterS II. Snn. ASH Srpaemap,
%inuroen'. W9cnten n%eylonet UNI Msatsr's nene scaie
@idnus une GpncertsS rgeIu ju p%ertaufen. Sau.
itrirte Gatalo9e per poit %periuuOt. Quite @eoin9uu9eu
fir ben 6dnhel. Gin groBer Discoutp fir 9ebrer,
Betltlide, &irDen, Suget, Sdulen &c. 4gB25nps
, 1876-02-24
Gin bcmcrfenSmertbcs Su6!"
Artbur'S lette8 unb gr66tes.
Oef0br

ODER: Seripunpet ii benz 9auS zines Sreunbes.
Sieles noliennetife SSerf bieIes Seteranen Der
Nnlfritanii6en Stteratlr bat ais Yorluuri einen Ge.
Ae1l1tGro, lpelder oas lociale Neben unieres aelaminten
SolIcs berlbrt nno 9iebt eten idredliden ueberblid
.oer llebel, meldes es ~bloste1t. NuReroreentlid,
ipannenb uie anfregemc, miro es pom Mlen nit
Sr9l:roe 8elelen meroen. Sliultrirt une idpn se'
buneen. 9Slr lino eutI6lolle1, Oas Bud in leoer Sya'
mile pes SanoeS ein5lfubren iltD oiieriren nod ME
ea9eipeiene Sprtbeile allen mdnnlideu uno meiblis
9elI Sub1crtbentenlammlerr. gSir p~erlaneen LIBERAL
NaeIten uno ldiden gratis auf Yerlangen 8eoineun.
gen uro bel6relbetpe Girculare. s. M. Gtpnear'
IL. &c., 1913 @beltnut Str, Rbila. 4gG2m3s
, 1876-02-24

Oarin) retteten fid burf eilige Slu6t Dor
Otibbanolnugen, sum Ebeil barfuB urlb iii.
b%efleioet. @rlt mad Idn9erer j3eit, ol8 Siilfe
aus oerStaot fam ulto Die Bafe berbet9erlls
fen mar, 9elan9 e8, bic Dt0rOer feftsunebmen
NIB Sir Sait 5l ~brinoen.
, 1876-02-24
Observation-Disclosures, D~OptDeria,
9iduncr OniS.

Gas erl6redcnoe llmitbNreiieu oieicr Granfbeiteh
modt oen Bebraud zines WtitteIS n6tBi9, lpelA5s IDre
GerbrettWn0 mn 1O0tlidfeit oerbti0ert. Hr0Nn0-
CElIOrtasull, lpell man eiueu Sbeil init iHufiebn
Sbeilen g8aiiCr miibt unp oies ti0ltd1 gum NusIYilen
oeS MiunoeS o0er Qiur9eln belubt, lin0ert Die glbipna
oeruuGclt. mn6t Den AtbeM wn0triehenb, lpirtt als
cine NrleneI Qegen 60ulniB uu0 p~erbinoert Die }lu=
Itetung ourA t~putaQjole IuSI1mibuu9eu 90er Der.
9iitete quit. 6ir rOuben noer entiinpeten ,bu(R luel0e
man pds Wiittcl iofort beim @ridetnen pes lle6tts an
is lnute bduIi9 i'll g8obuhluiern. @rantemimmeru
ju beibroern. MtNu belprae IT'D Elm P%ampblgt.
IiIdem a Co., Gbemieer,
4g9!soej 176 Q8laialu STR, Nelp @orf.
f3u o~crtatItcn bel onen Dru99iiten uno bdnotcru.
, 1876-02-24
bic cinStae pplNtebnii6e 9aus
Sbule.
ct. Clemens sail, SQicpt Gitn. mS,

Sn 6olae Der Seror6Berun9 iino fdnf Nldbe oifen.
Dian beperbe lh loiprt barum, Die 6rGouirteu
itebeu bod. Nlr erfer &laiie &noben wernen aui9e-
Sier @ourie; Glallilh, 9iberol, 9Biiieu=
ihaitlih uno 6ommerjien. Ntar lhide cine 8riela
NJ RE an Die 0ireetoren fir ben 0eesnniol=@otolo8
1WNibi hn.la
, 1876-02-24

n. II. %. Bo. Die Rdfns3efd5en. Rortar bon Il
QS. batl1roer.
70. ". 80. 30. Inn Zscpter unb Rronen. 3eitro.
man BON Oregon Sdmarolp.
Scr NOrS : amerifanii6e 9p!mcfdet
unfeblbare 3fafbseber
fir @tntpanberer uno @ingemanberte.
ehtbdlt cine fnr3 9tfaBte nno fir Seoerrrann peritdnb.
.@rammatif Der engliifen Sprade,
nebit Nnlcttttuo in tur5er ,3eit
rcHs Sebrer er9ttieb lpredDen nne fhrsiben ~
ternen:
auBeroelR cue
uoufdnbt9e Mue~ ',,ammluna
bon Vriefen, 3ednun9en, C&sSpnaeu, Gontroftep.
Netlellt, Mnrpeilungen, 3ettunss. Nnnoneen,
Weld1aftstdrten &c.
Giebcn,ebnte MuIaae.
mGppoeGeI s~ebutocl, so Getts, nit 9eb.r . Rider.
80 Gents.
Die Contribution Der Ser. Stnateu,
HebIt @rlduteransen utb gei6i6tliber GinIeituns
Sur i~pejicqcn 8euusung fir
G~'npanoerer nnb SGufen.
Venrteitst non 5uiiuS Setn.
Critic Nuidae.
Veou'oen, so @ents. Gurtouirt, IS G'nts
Gehtht e
opl
2,eotp;g Ml,1anb.
275 Soften suo., brp'hirt, 81. 90. elegant s~ebunbes
nit q"lOsreFiun9, $1.5O.
Ser anltrifaniidr. &aitetcnsS Slider
ODER
.. Gnffrucfipe MnpetiMne
sur Gnferti9un9 a1er @rten
Bafete1, Gcrten nrb Gterrabme,
uoit { ito 6riebri6. pratti9er palteten d. Bidder.
@reiS Ii GentS.
, 1876-02-24
Macnten ccrlargtf
prof GOwler iber Maanbarkfit,

Meiblldlfeit une eeren qFqenfcitiac Nclicbums
sen werpen eratts G~bsriGnet. 6as BUD yutb6it fsrner
etebe. ibre @,efeec, M6adDt &c. @eenten ~sertGufen
tdelib ven t5--2h @rCmpllre- MAN renbe Ib nit H..
Rabe frlberer : ~tt9tsit an r. SRationni @ubiiibtns
Gp. philadelphia, 20, 4D1iasU
, 1876-02-24

1. eans Der Isste 8ombarsier. Noosus bon
r. g8. bddl0noer.
4. Der ptrdtens&ieutenant. Grabbing
pom Balouin WtDlbaulen.
Ole Bianen unb 0elben. Tenejuela'
nildes @baratterbllO bon Sriepria
L. Ser Haub gtraRbnrs's. BaterlGnoi.
1der Jtoman pom beribert Gau.
g. D~eutiblane's &bre. 6iitorii9er Ro.
mani uon 8erno bon GuIet.
G. Pas Teffdmcnt Reter hes @rpEen.
Nprtan uno Uel1lpte pon SueiaR Der.
bert.
Z. Der @lepbant. aumiiaer &oman bon
u. D. Q8interielb.
Der fiesemSe 5pndneer. hifori.
l9er @olnan BON u. Y. BraaOoeel.
3Uei SGnoe.
10. Die ShlpAeiebe. Cine Gr3dbluns aus
BEN atten Berlin, BON Deor9 biltl uno
g1emeis, rlmino . Gel1ihte bon
5rieo. Griebrib. 3uIanmen in einenI
Sano.
II. . 9err estoa., Criminal : &Oman bon
IL. . Snei beitere GefcDidbten. Bon IboIt
Wtil5elbur9. Swet Spbne. - &ero'
eids. 3ulantlnen in einem 9ano.
Is. Der tple Sans. Criminal : GeiAibt,
pom VI. StredfuB. Inn Sie 8pbne
Sarneuelt's. biltorii4er Jtoman pon
Sbmlot : 99elBenrels. 3ulalnmen in
einem 8ano.
ID I'm Sbrpn uue 2eben. biforiiher no.
man pon 6eorg 6lltl
II. SIM &dfenfter. Socialer Roiuan Dol
S5rieorl1 0eritIder.
1& @abrielc, bad sSeib hes 2pielerS.
Criminal : 9iopele BON s. 4italpal
nno ole Sranctireurs, @rjGblunq
aus benz beutlh : franj0tIben &rieo(
bon 6rieorI9 Gerltdder. 3uammeu
in einem 8ano.
10. Gin Seripprfener.. Griminals glopsIt
bon ). %. 3emrne.-1as 6orifbaus
ooer Die ipiloe Sa9o in Der 4faij. gu,
ianlmen in einem 8ano.
l& Ssremids unh bic fd)pne Gtncen,ia
Der Serr res Ssufes.-Brdu o.
6en.-Ste Serlobte.-Resine. @r,
3dblun9en bon YGaria BON Offers. gu.
iamluen i'll einem Sano.
gu. 90. Der Sells ppn Sra. BonsI. g. Brad,
vp9el. SWei 86noe,
70. Die alte i~paniid)e ~ttrfunee, urn Nr'
mano hub O1S Deipentt. .gpiIpot
aus BEN beutihs frai1 oiii1en &rie9l
BON y. b. bon Oeoenrptb. 3ulamlner
in einem 9ano.
m, Sicr Siatben une cine Brudt $40,
ueue uon gSilbelm 9 d)miot.-G plpmbd
Nouele pom Nrosper Wterrinle. 3u,
%ialuen in etnem 8anO.
10. Gldn3enee babuen., Roman bon aug
SlberItetn. liter 8an0.
~ o GtGn3cuee Sabnen. .Homan BON Gue
Sil6erltcin. 2ter Scno uno Die ZpnnI
brinst es an Den Gag. 3%uiammen Ii
eiuem Vano.
a. Die Saronin. Sorndn bon Gu9en De
oeurot1 uuD Wtit eiisrner Sanh. gu
iammen III einem Gono.
% GiG zflGoerci Der eiebs. RUman uoi
, 1876-02-24
6eimatb unb Trem0e.

&omane unb G%r;dblunsen in srob 8oo. 6or,
/. ma elegant bro4trt.
Nrets pro Hane SO Vents. Cucumber In 2einl
manb pro Sanc s5 Genxs.
, 1876-02-24

Tofecuoe biriee
SOGS=, SltgcnOiGriitcn
nnO MOmdllc
fnS ;u BADEN tn ousn ecutfdeu
SutDbanDiuneru in cen
Hereinafter Gtaaten ui0 Gauaoc.
GrjaDlrr9en bon @uitGb Nicri5.
Sn bdbid]e 9appbcdel init O'uSlin-Gfiiden
%gebunben a 25 Gents.
gas 9tanhred,t.
Die Seppr+frteu.
Die Wusmdnherer mad 4frifl
StbneIecr une Oeigcr.
gbttftppb 6oiuntbus.
9iarus ii,S Maria.
S1rdno DON Sbmbure.
unrcebt Ont ~gcreiDet rtGjt.
Ste Nrhitelin9 ecs Qpr;eIIdn6.
Ste OrpRltuttcr.
per attc @rieser nnb fein gpbn.
S'e Nptenrniibit Scr fleine San'dritfr. -
Jn eIile1t Van0.
De Matic, ooer cine quite Shat finoet pft arf Grosn
Scbanna, oocr turt, @aebt yum eidor.
Ger artne Gpttfriee.
- orHty HHp ger 0EHIer.
Sde &ieebidtt. - Irei 0eididtett. I. Ter iretf
SIerer, 2. Ser gaibes uup ZEN sobn. 8. Dir
Tf1ltlnenn1ru"x
Die NHtf9ucssltbr.
Saepb nns feline Grbne.
GrSablnngsn pDn GaIparilts.
Sn bibf6e Bappoede[ nit Winslin,6iitep
gebnnoel a 25 @ents.
Seio5ttbten aus hem Spei1art.
Der gd,nlmeiiter unf fein 2pbn.
%fraRburg auf Der Gd)an;.
Golfsgei6idteu.
Sn biibi6e Yappocdel nit Mustin,Tiiden
9ebunben a 25 @ents
Der 3tgelh1er, oop 6la"brebt.
Gcbrecfensiabre.
Sie Stnniine non Uprtici, BON GIaubredt. unh
BON 2epfen, Der 9ropbet gon
Hobert beroer. ,3uIainmen in einem Bud.
@efd1id)ten Zee 0farrers Gicbentifd,. Bon
&arl St6Ger.
e1aebtlaser in Granada. Bon ssr. Torben. utb
1annbdnier. Son 9torbert 6iirte- 3uiammen in
einem G3anb.
3duaenfd,tB. 1Ine
Sasabnnsns. Suianrtsn In sinrrn
, 1876-02-24
2apNene I'm Druid na1 gdem Mcnall
IMTanenDer GrfpIa.

etn @9snt ~perbtent sta tn Sttr 8asen unb Elm antt.
rer SR5S IN = 4agen e,rh ben 0srfauf ppn
Seean'e Stprp /; s s@tr gsSs,r saas s sSn
eedun zen, Mbenteuern une @uneern auf /
nnter etr see: 2auhen, S6ismmen, Ratt bepelben lt
mtt ED pansneen Abbtlbunesn. grett ~ serf eteSris
eet pen rat5nsn atadns. Maa Sttrs I3.balh "
, 1876-02-24
Hnsychomancy, oeer z%celen,auber." @I

III ireenp en Welblebt Iofort lr9eno cine ~beliebi9e
Ierlon fir lid etnnebnlen uio oeren Siebe uno 3unel'
0uuo Iofort gu 9~elulnnen uermag, portnfrei fir % @tS.
iebIt einem beiratbsfibrer, @oOptildem Orafel.
Sr6ume. Nnoeutuu9en fir 0ameu, 0rautna6t'bemoe
&C. Sin lonoerbares &uG. Aorelle: T.. 9Siltiam u.
60, 9ubliibers. pbiIG. 4g85lans
, 1876-02-24

Elm tibf6 iluifrirtes SVurnal, pelGes tds Seimffotte
@efeB entbalt, Utrb mad alien g4elttbstls spsr-
idnbt. Ntreifre:
.. g. 9opis,
9anb-g ommifFoner u. 9. R, R.,
Smdbd Web.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1876-11-16
For the West Jersey PIONEER
WHO WILL BE THE NEXT PRESIDENT i?

BRIDGEToN, Nov. 13, 1876
MeSsrs. Ed5tors:-There has been a great
deal of discussion as to who will be the
President of the United States, on the 4th
of March, 1877, as that day falls upon
Sunday. One Philadelphia paper asserts
that there will be no President on that day,
an event impossible, as the President of the
United States neger dies. The Constitution
says that the Vice President shall be Presi-
dent in case of the death or inability of the
President. An act of Congress says that
in case there be no Vice President, then the
President OF the Senate shall be President,
and if there be no President of the Senate,
then the Speaker of the House shall be
President. Senator Ferry, of Michigan, is
now President of the Senate, but as his
term expires on the 4th of March next he
cannot be President. There will be no
Speaker of the House on that day, because
new Congress begins, and there will be
no Speaker elected. What may at first
sight, appear to be great difficulty, will
be none at all, for before the close of Con-
gress, all that will be done is for Senator
Ferry to resign his Presidency of the Sen
ate, and the Senate will elect another Pres
ident of the Senate, who will be President
of the United States from 10 clock, Sun
day, the 4th day of March, to 12 o'clock of
the 9th of March. So the President will be
for twenty-four hours the great unknown,
a purely accidental President.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1876-11-16
THE POLITICAL SITUATION.

On Thursday last, at the time of going
to press, the indications seemed to be that
Mr.. Tilden had been chosen President.
Since then, matters have changed some
what. 1t is now almost certain that South
Carolina and Florida have cast their Elec-
toral votes for Hayes and Wheeler, as have
also California, Oregon and Nevada. If
Louisiana gives a Republican majority,
Hayes and Wheeler are elected. If not,
Tilden is the man. In the meantime, it is
to be hoped that there will be a fair count
of the votes in that State, as upon it hangs
the result. President Grant, with COM
mendable energy has ordered General Sher-
idan to New Orleans, and has so stationed
the troops in Louisiana, Florida and South
Carolina, that there seems to be some little
probability of a fair count. The Democrats
are on the verge of despair, and are deter
mined to ''count inn their candidates. To
that end they are smashing ballot boxes in
Florida, and resorting to intimidation of
election officers in the close parishes of
Louisiana. 1t is the closest Presidential
election on record. Mr.. Tilden has 1874
Electors sure, just one short of majority.
If Mr.. Hayes has carried Florida, South
Carolina and Louisiana, he has 1856 Elec-
tors, and is chosen. All that the Republi-
can party asks is fairness in the official
count, then if the case be against us we
submit cheerfully. If the count be favor
able to Hayes, then we demand of the Dem
ocracy the same submission. The will of
the people as expressed through the ballot
box mast be the law.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1876-11-16
WEEK OF PRAYER.

The following is the programme for the
Week of Prayer, commencing January 1,
1877, adopted by the British branch of the
Evangelical Alliance, and commended to
Christians of other countries:
Sunday, Jan. 7.-Sermons: Christian
Fellowship. l. John i. Z.
Monday, Jan. S.-Thanksgiving and Con
fession-in the review of the past year.
Tuesday, Jan. 9.-Prayer: For the Holy
Spirit on the Universal Church, Joel ii. %:
for its deliverance from error and corup-
tion, and its increase of faith, activity, holi-
ness, and Christian charity.
Wednesday, Jan. 10.-Prayer for families
for the unconverted: for sons and daugh :
ters at school and college, and for those
abroad: for any in sickness, trouble, or
temptation; and for those who have been
recently S'added to the Church,
Thursday, Jan. 11-Prayer for nations
for rulers, magistrates, and statesmen: for
philanthropic and benevolent institut; ons i:
for pure literature, the spread of sound
education among the people, and the main
tenance of peace.
FRIDAY, Jan. 12.-Prayer for Christian
missions to the Jews and Gentiles, Luke
xiv. AZ: for Sunday schools and for the
conversion of the world to CHRIST.
Saturday. Jan. 13.-Prayer for the OBJ
servance of the Christian Sabbath: for the
promotion oftemperance, and for the safety
OF those 'swho go down to the sea in ships,
that do business in great waters.
Sunday, Jan. 14.-Sermons; One LORD,
one faith, one baptism, one Cop and Father
of all. Ephes. iv. 5, 6.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1876-11-16
Sherif's Sale

ID issued out of the Court of Chancery of New
Jersey, will be sold at Public Vendue, on
Saturday, the 18th day of Dec, '76.
Between the hours of u and oclock, to wit: at2
o'clock in the afternoon of said day. at c. O. Davis
hotel in the city of Bridgeton
All that certain farm situate in the Township of
Stoe Creek, County of Cumberland, State of New
Jersey, bounded and described as follows: Begin
nng at a stone standing on the West side of the
road leading from Greenwich to Jericho being
the North last corner of the land sold to Adna
Bradway, and runs thence along the West side of
said road, North two degrees, West seventeen rods
to stake set for corner, thence bounding on
BENJAMIN Tyler's lot of wood land, North eighty
seven degrees, East fftyfve rods to stone set for
a corner In line of Benjamin T. Mulford's land
thence bounding thereon North twenty-six degrees
to a stake for a corner, thence by the same North
nifty lone and one half degrees, West thirty rods
and seven links to stake set for corner on the
South side OF the new road being corner of
George Davis land, thence bounding thereon and
along the South side of the new road, South seven
and seventeen links to stone set for a corner AT
the cross roads, being also corner of said George
paws land, thence bounding thereon and along
rods and sixteen links to stone for corner on
the East side OF the road, thence bounding on
minutes, West one hundred and thirtyeighff rods rods
and twenty-five links to a arg black oak stump
Ior corner, thence by the said William Dare's
eighty nine rods to stone SET for corner in the
middle of the aforesaid new road thence along the
middle and bounding on land sold to Aforesaid
Adna bradway, North seventy one degrees thirty
nve minutes East seventy three rods and seventeen
INKS 10 stone for corner in the middle of the
sald st new road thence by the said Bradway land
o. Sousn Two degrees and five minutes East thirty
seven M TodS TO stone for corner, thence by the
same sam North eighty eight degrees and twenty min
utes M East eighty-four rods and ten links to the
pace Of beginning, containing one hundred acres
OF land be the same more or less.
7, seized as the property of Lewis M. Brooks and
mafrlet MS wife, ct al, defts., and to be sold by
virtue OF decree OF the Court of Chancery of New
Jersey, dated June 16, A. D., 1875.
JAMESL. WILSON, Late Sheriff.
(Prs. fee, $l1 52) nov Cts
West-Jersey pioneer., 1876-11-16
THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.

Official returns from the entire State show
that the State Senate will be composed of
ten Republicans to eleven Democrats. The
House of Assembly will stand thirty Re-
publicans to thirty Democrats-a tie. On
Joint Ballot the Democrats will have a ma
jority of one, and therefore choose the sue
cessor to Hon. F. T. Frelinghuysen. Who
our Democratic friends will select is not
yet known, but it is more than probable
that Ashbel Green, of Camden & Amboy
Railroad fame, will be the man. Mr..
Green is gentleman of great wealth, and
like Sam. Tilden has ''barrel of money!
to invest on the coveted position. and
with Democrats money wins. Joel Par
ker, John P. Stockton, the salary grabber,'
John R. Mcpherson, of Jersey City, and
Attorney General Vanatta, are also candi-
dates.
In the Senate, Leon Albeit, of Hudson,
will be chosen President. In the House
there will be fight for the Speakership.
The Democrats propose to elect Mr.. Rabe
of Hudson, provided they can secure enough
votes. The Republicans will probably sup
port Hon. Alden G. Scovel, of Camden, who
is the best man in the House for the posi-
ton. The House cannot organize unless
there is a compromise, and either the Dem
ocrats or Republicans must give up the
Speaker. The session promises to be very
exciting, and as the first in the Second
Century of the Republic most notable one.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1876-11-16

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. The New
Jersey State Board of Education met at
Trenton, on the I'd inst, full Board be-
ing present.
The annual report of the State Superin-
tendent, Hon. E. A. Apgar, was presented.
There are 1868 school districts, /. 1.532
school houses, 1884 teachers, and 1876, 1852
scholars enrolled. The school property of
the State is valued at So, 449 SIG. The.
general condition Of the schools is good.
Among the encouraging evidences of the
increasing efficiency Of the common school
system was the fact of an improvement in
the average attendance for the full term,
over 1900 more children being in attend
ance during the year just closed. Several
new school houses have been erected. The
favorable results of the two-mill tax sys-
tenn was very manifest, and the people of
the State were generally satisfied
r. Il. Howell, Esq. was reelected SUI
perintendent of Schools for Cumberland
County. U Q
West-Jersey pioneer., 1876-11-16
OUR ASSEMBLYMFN

We tender our hearty congratulations to
our Assemblymen elect. Isaac T. Nichols
may well be proud of the victory he has
achieved, in the face of the most bitter and
malignant opposition his district has ever
known. His opponents during the canvass
resorted to the most desperate means to
secure his defeat, and in the face of these
things his triumph is one he may we'll
cherish with pride as long as he lives. That
Mr.. Nichols will fulfill the hopes of his
friends. and disappoint the expectations of
his political enemies we feel well assured.
George W. Payne has also been misrep-
resented and mali.ned in this campaign,
but comes out of the contest with hand
some majority. Mr.. Payne will return to
Trenton, to do his duty the coming winter
as steadily and faithfully for his constitu
ency as he has done in the past
The triumphant election of Messrs. Mich.
OILS and Payne is an honor to the voters of
the county.-lMillyille Republican.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1876-11-16

There was much complaint concerning
the attitude of our City Solicitor on Elec-
ton Day. Instead of running around en-
deavoring to make capital for his party by
challenging the votes of reputable citizens,
poking his nose into the ballot-boxes, &C.,
it seems to be the general opinion that he
had better attend to his own legitimate bus
mess. The duties of the Solicitorship did
not call him to the ballot-box, except in
cases where he may have been called upon
for All opinion as to the right of this or that
man to vote (and We understand that he
was not so called on Now where Mr..
Sheppard gets the authority to interfere in
matters of this kind we are at loss to con-
ceive; the law does not constitute him the
custodian of the ballot-boxes, neither does
it make him challenger of votes. He is
simply the law officer of the city, and the
line of his duty is plain. He was chosen
Solicitor for the people, and not Solicitor
for the Democratic party. In his zeal for
"Tildeu and reform" he has overstepped
the bounds of propriety, and made himself
many enemies, whereas if he had done his
whole duty as between the two parties he
would have made numerous friends.