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RULE ON HEIRS, &C.

In the matter Of The estate Of Frederick
Maurer, late Of Jackson to,cnShip decd
John Maurer, Daniel insurer, Sa.
rah intermsrried with Enos t5enfer. all resd-
inx 10 Snyder Co., Pa. Polly internarried
with John Gankle. residing near New keriin.
Rock drove. stephen, on 20. IN. Frederick
Faust, AbrahamJ j. Faust, jacob Faust, Msv.
dHline Faust, Elizab til Fau.t. M,ry Faust,
I'll nj Pau.t who has for her guardian f,e.
derrick Faust, residing at Su init Post. sun.
nit county, ohio, CstLarine Faust intermar-
RED with Hsustan Kepier resi- ing near New
Postage, summit county, hio, 9eorge Mau.
pa, Mary Jans Mauter h George Naurer, ".
residing no y New Lebanon, Mercer -tUunty
Pa .arah Maursr, Josiah Maufer Iiann,h
Mauter, whu has for her gusriiau btrnrt I.u.
per, u ikabeth Ray, re idlux near tia nal p a.
Nenango t'o,, Pa, Catha tae Maurer, inter
married With Joha tal hen, dresavilie, 4. %
Mercer 20 Pa, heirs aai lex al representa-
oSnship sny.sr county. Pa, dece .ssj.
You are hereby cited to b. aud
appear before tho Judges " our OrphAas' Court
al An Orphans' Court TO bs hell ~ Al ddleuurg,
on the fourth Monday of F.UruAry, A. ID. lsIs,
st 10 oolock IN the forenoon, then and there Ia
sreeptor refuse To tase tno Real Estate of sait
fisasrlcs insurer, d,ess.et, at the spyrstss I
valustion pu. npon u by sn lnques dnlTA,arl-
OF said couniy, OF show csuss why the anna
shonii not bs soii, Aud hsrssf fail not.
Witness the Non. Jos. ph u. Bnchsr, Esqulre,
President Of our said Onn1 ~ NiddIsburg. this
issh ~ - Jaa. \. y. !sIa
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The old year was ram Irk ,bls fIr
the number Of banks that broke. fn
the number Of trust companies that
sank TO ruin, Of insurance companies
that dropped aud Of embezzloments
Of public aud private money by ras-
calls Of high and low degree. Ths
country has gotten rid Of 81 mucl
rottenness that tho new year onynt
to begin with singnlariy healthy
condition Of things.
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FoRrY guests partOuk uf Christ.
mas dinner given at Cherry Run.
near housewife. On the evening of
the day three fourths IT the party
were overcome by chilluess, ac-
conpanied with stiffness II the
Joints, severe crampins in s,omtch
aud bowels, followed in many cases
by very severe vomiting and purg
ing. leaving them in an exhiuste |
condition. No fatal results have as
set followed, aui the cause Of the
troubles il n mys.erN
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~ Nouoraes tha R.nuhl;oa

Ix Congress, the Republicans are
erystslizing with splendid harmony.
the minority in the Rouse being in
. condition to do good work, while
the meagre majority in the Senate
will show it's effectiveness, when that
body reassembles, in q manner that
will defeat all the plots Of tho De-
uocracy to get control there. We
look to the Senate for noble work
within the next three months. 1t
has already frustrated the conspira-
ey to destroy the Republican party.
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N,Ss tons IT silver AMI one ton OF
gold were shipped from the Assay
Office ri New York n few diyI ato.
to the Min, in Philadelphia for the
coinage of subsiiiaiy coin.
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{ iAUrlON.

NOTICE is hereby given TINT the
~ fli wing ,r'lcles have been purchas-
ell by the undersigned at Consiah as sale and
left t. the uossession Of u. L,rutlnR'on during
my rle sure All ~ sons are etutlo ed 10
Int 'rfere or mo Ito with stns w; =
Reds Bedding, Cook stove, P'rlor stove, 3
sets hairs, ealing Dhiir dame Se,t Rock or,
Photograph tr,ine, lot of Bn,kr. Dining -,
bl" ?Sinks, Wood "hest. q ck. I. ok nv
,tlass, Bure,u. large CHEST. lot Of CARPET.
Work Benrh, 2 Shosts, 1T nj Tubs. Barrels
Meat stand '-ttes. lot of O'rp-nter Tools,
CrosCui saw.
Dec l., ~. SAMUEL BOWEN
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at 10 o'clock a. VI. At the Court Hous,. In tho
borough Of Mlidlrburg, the Toll wing dsscrib.
ed real estate, viz:
uRosMILLxR Mol ALrIsyiYA
A certain tract or messuags NJ land situ,t.
in Franklin TOWNSHIP. Snyder co inty Pa
BOunded North Snunth and West nv iands OF
Isaac kiose ami others hast by lands Of = >
acres moro ar los, shereon are ercrtei u two.
story weather boria h'use, Nsy Bank Ram
AM other ont buildings. rhi' property sub.
jert to Wort age oi rhirtesn ruou'and Doll RS
with interest.
No2.
ALSO. certain lot or place Of grounl SIT
uate In Nentrevills Centre town hil county
and Stat af res,ii baunlsi hy Front street
last by Public Hon, North by an Aiiey aud
west by Ut Of John kesfsr COZ taininy enc.
/ i0urih acre more or less, wherein are erected
Ia ltrse two.st"ry dseiiing house, stable and
other ouiOuidnSs.
| ALSO. n certain lo' or piece of ground sItu ate
as nhresah, bpnniei North by puhiic o,I
Fast bv Ian of Henry X sanders South ~ pi
st by lanis "l En,' Banfe cont ,inluS one
aui nue.lourth acre more or less wherein are
| So4
ALSO. = ce tain tract OF timber land sit.
u'fe wn'ht.', county and state afIres !. ~,
unied Notth by Jacks Monntain Est by
land OF NalentIue Walter south by hand oi
,iemge harnan and Jesse Fry. auI We by
'nh- of Henry kuhns, cont ,ininx Oae HUI.
dred ana Twenty-s,S Acres, more or loss.
M. D
! ALSO ceriain tract Of timber land
.iinar. Hs aforesaid. bounded North h,
,nds OF lIeirs Of George Stein. deed
EnsI by lan'l OF G,o orge Kl,ckner. SouIl
by land of John kuhne aud w.si by Ian,
I George KuhB.. containing Forty nine
| \cres, mere or Less
4 No @
ALSO. all the White Oak Trees, Mea.
nring fourteen inches and over AT III,
hn't now standing anl growing on 4 Ger
tain irac OF l,nd, situate ia Centre town
ship aforesaid. bonni.d North hy land o
Henry Snook ani others. East by land o.
locoh Sanders. South by land OF joseph
swarm and West by land Of Heirs o
George S,ein. decd. coniainiug Eighty
live Ncres moH or less as the proprri,
of Samuel u. Hassinger aud Marian l.
lIas'inge :
SMITH No. Z. FL ia
A,'srtsin 'rract or Ness ,aue OF land situat
10 uentre Twp, sad eoulty Pa Bouuds,
Of kobert Bardxer nj Henry kratxsr, E.p
by land. Of Elilebs b Garha I, aud Wes, b,
lands OF Geprgs kuh0s. con attn ny hih Nv,
tb5l acres more or irss, whereon are erected
! iva story log house, barn Aud other out build
ssised, taken 10 execution sni TO 10 said by
ID. EiSENHARr, sbsrin
sheriff. Onnce MD lsburr, Ps. Jan. rs
TER S.-Ptny do t.rs must bs paid on ri
sale. uedsr nvs huadred dol. l.rsi over Nv
sale 20 bs paid imnsliHtsis tier close VI ssiss
othssVtse W. property VIII bs tmusdisssiy rs
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CAUTION.

NOTICE ,s hereby given tn NIL person
~ not 10 rnrchase y note held agains'
me. originally hv Lcwis GNodline. srA
now held ty Chas Goodling Said noi'
amounting TO shout S3oo ~ NJ I will no.
nsy the same. claim legal sei-or.
laws GpArAn.
McKres J Fails. Dec. ls 1877
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CAUTION

NOTICE il hereby given that the fol
~ Nlowing articles hnv" heen purchased
hy the undersigned. At Cons ahle'. sale aud
let IN the possession ~ Cithrin. " m during
her pleasure. All persons are caniinne n ~ tn
meidls ~ inter er" with the SANG, VIZ: IL
busLel ofngt-, 8 bushels NJ corn, hirres. rlnch
! lne, rhaiis. cpnSina stove sni pipe, table,
nil cloth, 'nkine g'sss. ca,I soy" .rd pipa
~ chairs, ! stand, ton -. htv I In,d II corn
fodder, | co., hog, " chi k"ns, S hu.h il Z
p"nti-s, hmg', Iorahtr"v, h"ist ds and
bedding 'utran, corn"r cuuhorri, I rh. u
Dec. lJh, -. "a. LEVINA BOWER.
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In re assigned Estate In the Colri.
OF Harrison Brouse ofCommon Pleas
Of Snyder Coun.

The undersigned having been appoint.
ed auditor 10 distribute the balance in the
hands OF Georce B. Brnier. assignee FOR
henei' of creditors of Harrison trouse
VIII meet all parties In Interest at the
Public House " d iiolenler in the iiur-
rough "f Mi'lileburg. on Tnursiay. Jan.
10th. 1878 AZ 10 O'Clock A u all crrdi
tors falling 10 present their claims nt thai
time will he 'l.hnrred from participation
IN said distribution.
A. ". POTTER.
Dec. l5, III Auditor.
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ASSirnee Notice.

A LL Per-ons interested Mr.. brreby no
IA iiRed that 3. b Schuck. Of Frank lin
Twp, Snyder Co.. made an assignment oi
all his effects, real aud personal Including
book accounis) to the pnder-ign-d for the
henehi OF his creditors. MI persons hav.
ing claims are requested 10 present them
10 the unlersigned. aud persons indebted
viii please make Immediate payment.
7. J. SMITH.
Oes. %. ~. a Assignee.
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Notice

4 dministra'crs Notice 49, Letters
q Of administration on the estate oi George
Hun, dee'd, lac ui Washington TWP. \
Ter Co1nty. rcnna.. having hrer granted
- ~" "rl"rsivnea. .il persons krnwirV ,he,
selves Indebted to said osate are reque.,.d ,o
make immediate payment. while those havi q
claims viii present them duly authenticated for
settlement 10 SAMt L.. n FF,
Dec, 20. ~, Admins traitor.
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CoxoREssMAN TUcKRR. Of Virginia.
will soon receive from Congressman
Keifsr. Of Ohio. the sword which in
1866 General Tucker surrendered
10 General Keifer. The whirligig OF
tins bsiass reconciliation - veil ~
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\ sSignee Notice.

4 LII persons inier-.ird are hereby
hpoii6 fed hat Peter Sssssmnn Of 'enire
'nsnship, Snydcy county, made an Assignment
N all his effects, real aud personal to the Nm.
tetsign~i for the bcnrht II his crri tors. Al,
n-rp"rs having claims are requested ~ rre.rnt
them ~ the nhdsr,ilnrh, aud persons indebted
" III please maxi immeii u" vmcn',
ANDREW J, BOW ERSOX.
Dee. 18th, ~ As-igree.
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VIZ return our thanks to Govern
or Haatranit for pamphlet copy 1T
his messnge.
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Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.
Arrangement Of Passenger Tra'As.
AUG. 18th, 1877.

AtJ$F. 10Th, 1877
Trains leave HernRon az toi-
!o'os (.Swniays E.rcpp,cd)
For Shnmohin. 1918 lI.00 am and
- m
rsr VT Carmel. Ashland. rnmnoua.
'n'isvil's, Recalling. aud rhilsdrlpnia,
I ! 40 IN.
Trains for Ee,udon, icare ns foious.
tS'mS0vs Erc,p,sd.)
Leave Sha,nokin. 500 a IN |. 80 sud
~ pm.
Leave philadelphia 0.l5,a IN. Reading
l.ham
rorsyilir. ,9.l0 . ~. Tamaons las
- Ashlsn& :. 2s m
Nj. Carmel 3.ib, m
Trains iecre Nur,i.Jprg as follows:
For New York. go. 8 10 a N, and
! 90 snd a. b5 p. NJ.
For Philadelphia $50. sios. IN. 2.0c
IND 3.51 IN.
Sundays
Far New Yerk b 20 m.
For Philadelphia !. 4SF. IN.
Trains for Harrisburg knre az koHows
'rnve New York, s.aS an Loo $50
md - ~ pun.
Lss'e Phifadslphia, 9.i6 . N. g. ~ asa
~ Pun.
SUNDAYS -
Leave New York $50 p m.
Leave Philadelphia 7.2D m.
rVia Norris h Essex u. T.
J. Il. WOOTTEN,
Gen'l Manager.
G. q. HANCOCK.
Gen'l Ticket Agt.
Feb ~. vii n s6.
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REPoRrER.

n Ey On 40 ENTS p onts per week VIII
SCI .CVproye It 81 forfeit s3w'. New A..
tleles. lust patented SaMp Q. cent Heo to all
ST Now York.
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Sheriff'S Sales ! =!

pY virtue Of Sunirv Writs issred
b,nt ot the cou~t of Common PlAas Of Suy .
irc unity. Pa. AMI to mo directed, will DO ex.
posed to pubic v-ndue or outcry, On
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Saturday February end, 1878.
at 10 o'clock A. VI. at the Court Hous,. In tho
hcrouvh Of Miidl"burg, the Toll wing dsscrib
Ell real estate, viz
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A story Of the House Of Romanofr

A story Of the House of Romanoff.
The house of Romanoff, which has
filed so large place in European his.
tory, narrowly escaped extinction in the
very year of its rise, owing it's safety en-
tireiy to one Of the very peasants whom
it has so often prosecuted. After the
expulsion from Moscow, in 1919, Of the
Polish usurper Vladislay, it became nee.
essary TO elect new Gar, the line of
Ruric having ended with Feodor lvano.
witch, the son Of Ivan, the Terrible.
The choice fell upon Russian noble
named Michael Feodoroviich Romanoff,
who was then at Yaroslavl, in North
Russia, with few attendants. The Pol
ish King hearing OF this, sent band of
men to surprise him On their way
thither they halted at the cottage of q
peasant named Ivan Susanin, giving
themselves out as foreign soldiers on
their way to take service with the new
Car But as one Of them dismounted,
lie happered to stumble, and in his rage
uttered Polish oath, which Susanin' 8
quick ear overheard. The peasant in.
stantly OWNED their purpose, but could
find no better way of battling it than to
offer himself as their guide, while he
secretly dispatched one OF bis sons to
warn the Car of. the meditated treach.
cry. Then guiding the traitors into 9
gloomy defle, of which he alone knew
.the outlet, lie boldly avowed what he
had done, and fell beneath their swords
slefying them to the last. This herolt
self sacrifiee was not made in vain. The
timely warning enabled the Gar to over
take AID destroy bis intended assassins
and Susanin's devotion was rewarded
with the permanent exemption Of Bill
family from taxation and the erection o
IN ststue TO bis memory. This statue i
Ntill TO be seen in his native town o
Kostroma, which, by singular coinci
tlence, was. also the, birthplace Of tn
peasant Oisip Komisarcti, who save,
the present Gar from assassination il
April, 1866 The story of Susanin aa
furnished material for one OF the mos
popular Of Russian operas, .Life for th
Gar" 'i assi N
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
Tuesday. December 10. 1878
.laambling i'm Old Times.

Many good Americans, who have been
wont to look upon Washington as the
most faultless Of mankind, and to whom
q gambler is the type of one of the low.
est orders Of sinners, have been surpris-
ed to learn that in ledger kept by him,
and recently sold to the Government by
the Lewis family, there is a careful rec
ord kept of his winnings at cards and
on the turf.
The fact is that we have little idea of
the great Improvement in ordinary so.
cial customs, and the difference in man.
ners between the present generation and
those that have gone before
There is preserved in Philadelphia by
the reat-grandchildren of one of the
signers of the Declaration of Independ
ence. his diary and that of his son.
These gentlemen visited London during
the period when George iii was insane
in bis palace at Kew, and the Regen,
held high carnaval at Carlton House.
The diary gives US clearer insight
than novels or history into the real con
duct of the routs, assemblies and tea
rooms, In which the fine ladies OF tha
day delighted. Gambling was held tc
I've perfectly legitimate and honorable
way OF earning living.
Our young American records on ont
night that he had lost his money by
cards. and was utterly penniless ant
friendless In London He had not ever
40 shilling to pay bis way back to Vir
GINA" He indulges in two pages o
pious reflections, vowing that he vii
"betake himself to sober and indus
trious life, and never touch the accursed
cards again"
The next morning be writes, "Foun,
one guinea in .he pocket OF my pinl
doublet, for which thanked God, ant
went to my Lady Waldegrave's where
won fl0."
In the expense-book kept by thi
young mans mother in Virginia, we fin'
set down her own and her husband
losses and winnings ct cards and horse
races -
The dame must have had shrew,
eye for horse.fesh, for she won on som
lucky DAYS from El00 to f200. Ye
her husband was leader in the paris
church. and she, we are told, was mos
exemplary and pious Christian lady
Liquor was constantly set out, nc
only in every private house, but at q
religious meetings. Indeed. it was nc
alf.a-centurv aoO that n Preshvteria
Synod in Pennsylvania voted that
should not be permitted at the reguls
sessions.
We may not be any better in the graf
than our grandfathers; but at least. "
are not so hedeed about with temptation
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LEGAL NOTICE.

% 4 IT. :
CATHARINE POWELL sr. Jacob ". Powell,
" Joseph W. Powell, Margaret Shuts and
Peter Shuts. her husband. Maris Hsrtshofn
and Aaron w. Hartshorn, her husband, Han.
nah Oden and Asbury Oden, her husband,
and Catharine Powell, minor child Of iAndfew
Powell, deceased. Susan Darnell, Mary, Dafe
nell and John Darnell, minor children Of Su.
san Darnsll, deceased, all Of whom reAide ID
Monroe County, Ohio, and Elizabeth Marsh
and James Marsh, her husband, who reside
in the county Of Tyler, State Of West W.
ginia, Deborah Amber and william Awbles.
her husband, who reside in the county of
Belmont and State of Ohio; Sarah 3. Conners
and Frank Conners, her husband, and David
Powell, who reside in the city Of Wheeling.
State Of West Virginia: Jehp Powell. zho
resides in thu county Of Noble, State Of Ohio;
Catharins Darnell and Andrew Darnell, her
husband, who reside in the county Of, Wssh-
| ington, State Of Ohio, and Caroline Hutchin.
son and Samusl Hutchinson her husband,
who reside in the county sof Linn, State oi
Missouri, will take notice that An amended
petition was fled against them on the I'd day
Of November, 1878, In the court Of common
L
and State of Ohio, by Mary Ann Frymar
and Henry fryman, her husband, and is nov
pending, wherein Said Mary Ann Ffymar
! and Henry Fryman, her husband, demand
partition OF the following real estate. to wit
The southeast quarter Of section twenty-five
township five Of range six, except fifteen acre
sold off Of the west side Of said quarter section
by John Powell, deceased, to Smiley Pryor, b.
deed dated June Is. 1854; and also except forty
six acres sold off Of the west side of said quar-
ter section,by said John Powell to James Wor
Hey, by deed dated June 1yy 1854, coatainin,
ninety acres eI lts ssiAi 30 eIIiSHu 9{i
Also, the southeast quarter f the northeas
quarter of section twenty-five, township Ave O
range six. containing forty acres
Also, the following tract, being apartef tn
southwest quarter Of the northeast quarter O
section twenty-five township five d range SIX
beginning for the same at the northeast corne
of the southwest quarter Of the northeast quar-
ter Of said section twenty-five, running theme
west seventeen and seventy-eight one, hun
dredth rods to a stone; thence south eight
rods to stake; thence east seventeen and sew
Ienty-eight one hundredth rods; thence mort
eighty rods to the place d beginning, contain
ing nine acres, containing in all Que hundre
and forty'eight acres.Tg 131i 'd ilijs j 4Ea
And that, at the next term of said court, th
said Mary Ann Fryman and Henry Frymar
her husband. will apply for an order that pal
tition be made of said premises. -, ~.
MARY ANN FRYMAN and
i3Sa HENRY FRYMAN. her husband.
By J. W. SHANNON and SPRIeGs &, DRIeG.
their Attorneys.
Dated this 9th day ii November, iS7S-t7.
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Probate Notice.


"A CC0UNTS and vouchers have been filed in
IA the Probate Court of Monroe County
Ohio, for settlement, by the following Ad.
ministrators, Executors and Guardians:
First partial account Of J. NJ. Ridgway Execu-
tor Of Ely Ridgway.faF
Seventh partial account of VIM. Beardmore
Guardian of VIM. f. Beardmore. 6
First and final account of John Moore Trustee
Of Margaret Byers. @d UT 5t'
First partial account of Chas. Singewald
Guardian Of Chas. Louis Ritter.
First and final accountAof Joseph Kast Guar.
dian of Anna and Frederick Baumgartner.
First partial account of b. B. Hill Admir-, d.
6onss non, with the will annexed Of William
Wells Fti baia sstj5sgt
First partial account Of Eli Evans Guardian o.
Sarah Evans. a. +
First and final account Of Samuel Feisli Guar
dian of Amelia Feisli.
Any person interested may file writer
exceptions to said accounts, or any item there
Of, on or before the 18th day of 1Decemhel
next, when the same will be finally heard and
continued from day to day until disposed of
ahi 4oi ststg JAS, B., NORRIS,
novl9,'7Sws. Probate Judge N CO,