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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09
HEAVY FAILURE IN MONTREAL.

MONTREAL. Jan. 8, 1878.
George A. Cochrane & Co., butter and cheese mcr-
chants have failed. Their Liabilities are estimated at
between $3.50 600 and $500 OOo The Bank OF Toronto
advanced 500, Geo on butter shipped recently by
George A. Cochrane 10 Anderson & Sons, London. AS
the bank holds lien upon tho butter 1t IL not likely
TO loso much by Cochrane's failure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09
COLD WEATHER.

Troy, N. Y. Jan. 8, 1873.
Tho thermometer here indicates twelve degrees
below zero; Saratoga, eighteen below at fort Ed
ward twenty -four below; ut Glen's Falls, twenty be-
low. at Whitehall, eighteen below al Smiths basin,
twentysix below, and at Cambridge, eighteen beow.o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09
A STATION HOUSE LODGER KILLED.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 8, 1878.
Charles B. Hager. formerly OF Philadelphia, who has
recently employed by the Sentinel OF this city. as
q copyholder fell from the upper tier or hunks at the
to-day receiving injuries from which he
o,cd shortly afterward Ho has mother aud child
living In Philadeiphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09
THE KENTUCKY SENATORSHIP

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Jan. 8, 1875
The nrst joint ballot OF the Kentucky Legislature for
United States Senator was taken to-day ana resulted
as iolows:-Wiliams, SO; Lindsey, 40; McCreary,
"a; Boyd (repubican) L. Tue Legislature adjourned
Til TO. morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.

1f INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 8, 1878.
Frederick Rusehhaupt fled his pctuon In bank
ruptcy to-day; liabilities s1e5 0o0 and with others In.
dorser for $500, 900; assets $500, 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09
HANLON RESTORED TO FAVOR.
B0srON, Mass., Jan. 5, ]

BosroS, Mas, Jan. 8, 1878.
The Regatta Committee that voted to debar Hanlon
the Toronto oarsman, from future rcgaitas hero, on
account OF his alleged crookcdncss at the last Fourth
OF July regatta today voted to rescind their former
action.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09
BULLOCK ACQUI1
TED.

ATLANTA, Ca JAM 1875
Tho Jury in the aga INST Ex-Governor Bullock,
after thirty minutes deiiberaton, this morning re-
turned u verdict Of not guilty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09
FINANCIAL WRECKS.
FAILURES IN HAVANA.

HAVANA, JUus 1910.
Troncoso & Argudin. dry goods importers. have
failed. Busing 4 Co.. sugar and tobacco exporters,
have suspended payment. rtes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09
AN OHIO ASSIGNMENT.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
LANCASTER, Jan. 8, 1873.
David Chism, Pleasant township farmer, made an
assignment 10 David Pence to-day. Liabilities 5000;
assets nil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty hours. in CON-
parison with tho corresponding da.e OF last year. rs
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
tspp
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A CAMPAIGN ISLANDER.

DO NOT ANOlNT THE CUrlCLE, BUT USE
GLENs SuLPnUR SOAR for ernptve dsordes sure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09

THE LORD HICKS WEDDiNG.--P0RIRAIrS OF
Mrs Hicks equestrian and Of Mr. Lord
this moruing in 14 Of FRANK LEsLEs ILLUSTRATED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09
A FRIENDLY ASSASSIN.

AveTuge tcfnporatufo yesIcTday z
Average temp crature Tor corresponding date last
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THE LATEST ABOUT THE LORD-hiCkS WE'D
ding -spendid portraits of Mrs Hicks and Mr.. Lord ap
pear in FRANK LksLix's ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER this
ulru
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09

GLEShs SULPHUR SOAP Tor enptive disorders
CAMPAIGN ISLANDER.
when Dr. X " PIERCE a candidate for State Sen.
his political published pretended
of his popular medicines hoping thereby to prejudice the
people against him. His election by overwbe lining
peach his business integrity. No notice would been
o these lies that Of his
every successful business has his full
OF vals) repubhing these bogus analyses.
absurd for been published,
rnrporpg from high authority and Is signh
been at all alike -conclus
proving the dishonesty Of their authors
BUY YOUR FuRs FROM BURKE. ia BROAD
seal Gaps. $3 up: Robes so mp; Seal Sets. s2l
II. w. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
Maiden lane the solo Of genuine Ashes
Paints, Roofing Steam Pipe aud Boiler Coverings re
SEE PORTRAITS OF MRS. HICKS AND MR.
Lord in FRANK LKsLiks ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER this
morning.
THE LORDHlCKS wEDDiNG.--POR1RAIrS OF
Mrs Hicks In equestrian costume and Of Mr. Lord
this in no 1U4 Of FRANK LEsILEs ILLUSTRATED
NEwsPAPkR
THE LATEST ABOUT THE LORD-HiCKS WE'D
ding -spendid portraits of Mrs Hicks and Mr.. Lord ap
pear In FRASK LksLix's ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER this
morning.
DRUxELLtS-HOrkLD k SUEDE. IN THE CENTRE
Dol town overlooking the boule> Excellent
cuisine and wines OF best au .lity.
1NrERNAi IONAL MARr
lfUR AGRICULTURAL MACHINES AND lMPLE-
MEMS.
HAMBURG: 1878. tT
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EUIyOIsk.

DRUxELLtS-HorELD k SUEDE IN THE CENTRE
Dol The town overlooking the boue, Excellent
cuisine and wines OF best ,lity.
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II. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
Maiden lane the solo OF genuine Ashes
Prints. koolng Steam Pipe aud Boiler Covengs. 70
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SEE PORTRAITS OF MRS. HICKS AND Dir.
Lord in FRANK LEsLIk's ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER this
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-10

TEE Harrisburg Telegraph says
that the Board Of Education OF New
Haven. Conn. recently adopted
resolution providing that the Bible
be excluded from tho public schools
of that city, aud it is alleged that
the result WAS secnred in quiet
and uDderhand manner, without any
discussion or previous notice THE
leads us to infer that the board is
composed OF democrats in the inter-
est'of the Roman Catholics, who
have persistently demanded 10 cx-
clude the Bible from the schools.
Ours ia p Bible land-the Bible is
used in the coarts--tho Protestant
Bible ia the book on which all oatbs
are taken, of q Judicial. Legislative
and executive chaIncter--it is the
Bible, too, Of equality hciors the law
and OF universal freedom. When
official bodies IT any grade thus cs-
c!nde the Bible, il is o challenge TO
the country for contest from which
We pn,t never shrink, end the
struggle is boand TO coma sooner or
later. and the sooner tho better 70,
the honor end glory OF the couulry.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-10

On CoMBISATIoN EFrEcTED, 1t is
stated that consolidated company
controlling all petroleum reiineries
10 Baltimore, with possibly single
exception, has been formed. The
new combination has been named
the "Baltimore oil company" 4
somewhat similar combination, it is
repsrted, has been effected in Cleve-
land, PittsbuIg and ParkersburG
with q view TO monopolize the en-
tire petroleum traffic of the country.
The combination, as indicated pro
poses tn control tho conl oil resour
ces Of the country, AZ we'll as the re-
fiuing process and sale oil tho manuc
factured article.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-10

Az issue made by Senator Blaine
that the Presidents southern policy
10 not a Republican idea, not Re-
publican expectation and therefore
sure to fail of Republican approval,
ls destined to grow in popularity
When the senate again assemblies,
tho Senator from Maine aud 10
doubt will further elaborate this
idea
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-10
The Sultan is an object Of pity

The Sultan is an object Of pity
He is anxious for peace, while the
var party is in the ascsn1,ncy in
Constauiinople Ifthey h,vo their
way. the country will DO ruincl II
the Sultan attempts to thvart thcm.
aud save the country from further
defeat and humiliation, he will pro.
baby get dose Of poison, or n
qniet thrust between tho ribs, for his
psins. 1t is no doubt very pleasant
to be au Emperor under certain cir.
cumstsnces bat we know ofa mum
ber OF more desi rable-spd comfort
able situations than that Of the
Sultan Of Turkey at present. .-Ek.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-10

A suMDER Of Democratic journals
are ecboing the r,ttsburg Posts in-
situation tha4 tho President is in
tnguing for a war with Mexico
There is no intrigue necessary, MS
the Democracy in Texas are doing
what they can openly to provoke such
Q collision. and the unemployed. un-
rspentant rebels OF the Sonth want
no better employment than q war
with some OF our neighbors. Az
for the President having any feelings
ON the subject, IL he has. it is GER
tainly sverse TO war, because he has
al be can do to carry ont bis "poli-
cy" TO sottle the remaining bad Of.
fsots OF our late domestic war. with
out seeking to provoke conflict
with foreign foe.-Harris6urg Tel.
ssyspA.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-10

GovIRSoR Blu9 Jeans Williams,

GOVERNOR Blup Jeans Williams. OF
OF Indiana, is not distinguished for
hnaucial liberality. Not long ago
several ladies', engaged, in tho work
OF helping the poor OF indianapolis,
called upon the Governor for con-
tributions. "Why dou't you stop
building churches he asked, 'and
leave on dressing in such fine
clothes Then you'd have money
to help the poor, and wouldn't need
TO come begging of other people.
And he gave them nothing.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-10

A NEW telegraph c,npiny, With
the title OF Continental, and with q
capital OF S10.000,000, divided into
shares Of $25 each, and having for
its avowed object the reduction of
telegraph rates, in opposition to the
Western Uuion monopoly, has filed
articles Of Incorporation with the
county clerk of New York city A
number OF prominent Philadelphia
capitalists are moving actively in the
organization of tho new concern.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-10

THE latest report from Sitting Bull
Indicates that the "gentle savage
finds Canadian hospitality too cold
FOR him. The resident Indian tribes.
the Blackfeet and some others, don {
take kindly to his invasion of their
hunting'grounds and threaten tc
make things uncomfortable for him
Whoreupon Mr. 5. d. proposes to
return to Uncle Sans domain and
take his chances against onr militia
~ establishment.
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ACCORDING to official rcturno .hs
Russian losses in the fighting pre-
cedins the surrender OF plcvna, were
10 officers and 49, men killed. AMI
IS officers aud 1907 men woundcd
The Turks lost 4,070 hillol and
wounded. and the prisoners include
10 Pashss. 12S staff officers. 5000
officers, 20,0jO infantry, and 1920
cavalry, Seventy.sevsn cannons
we're also captured.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-10

NJ lriCG +. a..,t, s.s.nth,, the r,l
4 t'wi1g srtir'es IIv. h.rt ptr.,,.. q
by tho m isrs gnel. 1t t'tnsttbis,s at, ,,,
lrIt them In possession ~ phtrrs BnNersry
during my pleasure. lll psrsnns nrs c,ntiln
eI not to Interfere q" me tile sltr th.sn, viz,
hnr-e'. COW bull, hogs, shptt, sst ;t1ksy
h.rn ~. buggy b rrs" biSSg, sprint v,g,n
huxyy tnnv lo'siei. plbws htrr,w. I
ch'in'. dn ble nni 'luSic eis, s,If.-ks .sS y.
IS, axe, TrAk"s c. -''s,Itstv J TN. fhly
= t"o.hotso loads ~ rhrr.tptl,- Z i,,is 1f
tri~, ihcrs' pi grtiN In grtuul hushei. ol
rot1'ni. ~ "sahci NJ earn. co, Oh ia. led
corner cupboard bpl..,i ,nJ L.J ~.
cha :, "sh In ts, ~ feet OF pl,nk, 80 4 Q,
ot pire h"a-ls, hay ladders
Nov. g. ~. tRED r pOWER.py
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VIZ have had the gr.en Chris,

VIZ have had the green Christmas
nov look for the fat grave yard
The sbscDce Of snow is so remarks
BILE, that it cslls forth prognostica-
tious Of the most gloomy character
and the character and variety 81 dis
ease which is TO follow TIE eof'
weather OF December. makes one
shudder to think of. It is not
pleasant TO be fOreboding prophet
r..
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-10

FnrxSps OF Senator Norton Say
shat, as o member Of the joint com
mittee on the subject OF Chinese im
migration, he prepared an important
report, in which he took sides in IN.
vor Of the Chinese in California, and
denounced the outrages upon them
1t is now said that this report can.
not be found
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Notice

NOTirEis hereby given that the FOL.
' l"Ninv articles have been purchased
"' th' undersigned. at Corsinblr's saic
and lefi them in possession ~ John
S'ri'l'r durin G my pleasure. hll persons
ate cautioned rot 70 infsrfrte or msddic
with the sau" viz: I mslodesr. I stand.
chairs. ! patlnr siove cook stove.
sink. side board. I clock wcrd rhrsi
l'' carrti SAEoN STErJEE
Usc ~ 1877
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THl Car OF lia,sll is resolved to
continue active operations against
ths Turks regardless of the inclem :
sncy Of the weather. II looks as il
negotiations FOR p1,oc will ultimate-
" be made in Constantin1p'e.
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Miadleburg, JAN 10, 1873
!. GROUSE. Editor a pronrie or.

SrArs rret4nror irct Nives bis
appointed ] ,hn Nflsr. " CIsslsr
county, Cashier. anl Il ,hsrt fieu.
ming, Of L,,s lI,yen. nrl !. J Ne.
Mullen. OF within nsnNr clnrl;s.
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SHEnIFFS SALES,

by virtnc OF sunlrv writs Of Ven
- ET. isu"d ont ~ the Cont " Conmo,
Pleas OF Snyd-- co1niy, snd I" me directed, VIII
he "spn.d g. Phblic sale, at tae CJIriR,usr
iu Midil.hnte, on
1"es'ay, Jaaua,y, 22nd, 1873.
.t 10 o'c'"ck 4. ". n. f,lio-,us de,crib.a r.,l
Estate '" VT c.rtsin TRACT OF LAND
.i'""- 10 ir,y"r tovnshia. SJydrr county, p. .
h"unded North And ::tt hv ian ~ Ahr,r N "a
d...,iih south bv lad "f " . uapr,h Smiih
and wet hv l,rl ~ InLa ls,, cnn;.iph n
TiRtE kbSEIALF ,'REs. more o. 10. =
rhr, ~ are e'o,t.i. rWD--1 1ORY DWELL.
mo HOUSE.. STABLE s"d u'h,r ont~ui.l.
lhH. ~rfel b, .'u ~ s-rn',pu aud to bs go IA .,
We property Ell ~. x rrirr,
D.
Ai'>p. ~ III" sAns tim" ard rlScr the f,Iins
~ a'ctibcd Rev Etst-, &, WI: A c-rI,in
4, 'f ll"CS ~ tr"rui sttIts IN TIA, loUu ~
iHN!'h'i''. Frtnkl 4 irwn-lip, Spvl.r count,
iA,' 1'nuG"d y ~ ~ ,trfJ h, E,rn.', snn,i
' 10y "fChsrlss u 'ntrr, Net ~ 10, II u.rr,
y, ,ei, shi West ny IuL!u Road, cohinLiur
O"t-tiA p Il nv, uimo or l.s,, oh -r.nn -,
crt,ici 49," aud he,f stury DWEIpiEti
houSE, Ihi STABLE, snd other o,Ib,iIi.
'nps' h"iEed t'.en ~ eS'cH'inu and to bs .,li
- 'he property II u. \. VI UA-n.r
DANIEL tl>t.NHARr, Sheriff
shsfih's onicr, MiJdi'burs, D,c .!ti;.
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<A~signcn NOtice.

4 JI prrsuns interested rrr h-r.hy ~.
~ iihed that Low J i;pmit, 49, VT
Beaver twp. Snyder e1nn'v az. mite NJ
assignment Of ill hi4 niF'c'-. real ini
rcrsond to tho upltssif,ri fir al. pc.
pose NJ HIS orsito,, 81. p'rs,rs htvirt
claims are re1nestri 10 present iurmio
the undersigned. anl person. indebted
will please make imnN,lir,c ptvn.n,
ALEXANDER a, ROuIG.
Dee. 2oih. 1917. Assignee.
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SherifPS Sales (! |!
RY virtne ~ Sun1rv Writs issnei
sInnt ~ the cau-t Of Common ~ lss OF Sry
q unity. "a. Rni N iu' 'dire'fci, will be OK.
Iosoi ~ puelIc v.ndno " outcry, on
Stf,Vdoy February 2nd., 1873


~
NJ 10 o'clo,k A. VI At the court nnuse. In n,
teronth of uii'iab ira. III, toll ,wias de-oslD
ed resi- estate, via:
OroNNiLiru MOL Atttsr,yA
cert,in tract ar nsssp,gr y, land sl,u.t
" frtnNlir '"vns'tn. SnVd,r rnrnty Pa
Boundt'l N'fth, S,urth nni = c.tby lands O.
rs 'r ~ 50 an "'hors trst hS l,ris ~ >
zen ich. c"ntninlns ore huad-ed ami thiri Y
No'ts mre ~ less -he'rrr tre .re's two.
story S"rher tt,sir hu,s, No H,1s i,,rn
IN o'h.r "ut buildings ~ pr"prrtv srn-
ICY 70 io't aso Of rh,reso Fioi,,nJ D,u,r
Nos
ais 3, certii' lot " p'sce or xr,unisIt.
nHtt ~ ''cHtr' vii, ceatrs tnva nj, -,intv
,,nd Stat ,i'ts''i h,inisi nv rr,rt stres,
E1tt iy IaWir tti N'rth by "a Niisy "a
c.i h II ] iha ke''-r r,tt, uidr "ne-
.",t ',te m'ts"r hes. sh,-spa ara rrerie !
Other Ou but iinks
nLSO. = certain loi d. rls,e otsro ~ 'i,n 80
a' fcstli bpiaial S1-ih h. "uhi, n,i.
,,a'i b' TN at I"irs X. san iars Slutr tn !
~ va 1ls ~ toI. H'ate coat lidtu;oui
anl nuo '@"tih ':ss nnrcnr Icss wtc-o'u are
'''''e' '''se Tan ~. b'rs Nnoi" ac.
Also, re.tala ita,t o. timbsr tai s,.
VIC "n.h.. c"ruis tni Suita lf,rrJ ~.
n"ei N"lh h, Jacks M,lut,in E,.t ~
lsni oi yIsGt,us W,itsr ,.r:n rs i,nI Of
'e,rge Haroau aud Issss Fss auI' veto,
All ,nJ' ~ rsary kuhn.. e"u.dnint OB dua.
"oubJ-ttN aofef, IN iro or 1875
No.
Also q certain tr,ct NJ timber l,nl
situate ~ Aforesaid. b,uniel North hy
linds NJ Heirs of George Sirin. d,c'L
t"-' bv lani ~ q org, K.cki.r S,ith
ny land If Jnhn kuhne arl Wat hy Land
ni Heorsc knhns, containing Firts mia.
Acres. more or le.s.
No 6
ALSO. NIL the White Oak Trees. Meas
uring fourteen inches and over a., The
bu'i now standing anil CROWN. On cor.
tam tract OF land. situate ia Csntrc own
ship aforesaid. bounded North hy land nf
Henry Sn0ok AMI oih.rs. Eat hy land of
Jacob Sanders. South Ivy hnl OF Jhsep,
swarm and West by land of U.irs of
George Stein. deed. containing Eighty.
hve 'cres more or les. ~ the property
Of samuel u. hsssinger anJ Marian L.
llasSingcr.
SMITH Mo-. =, r.
h'srt-in Tract or Message OF land sltua,.
10 ,entte Twp, sad r county ., Bound.i
Nortib by lsnf.o levi Mu.ss Suutb by I,nL,
Of Robert Bitdger ud Icnry kf.t,sr. E,.t
hy itnd' oi Z isebsh h Gtrhatt nnI West hy
lAhis of be"ryu kuhns, cnn'tin n1 MT, nys
lS'l acres more or tees, whereun are eTurtsd
Two sory inS house. Darn aud Other out tuil,i.
inls A' Ne rtIrsrly Of H"nry Kuhne
hei'eu' taken 10 execution and To he sold by
,.-,o. y. hI>ESHAR p, She,if
Sh.tlH,. Orc" Hid iehIrp, "a Jan. io',s
ith "S -fiity do lar. tnu-t b. pIi1 on all
sa'e, noder hre huuir.i dollars over ave
Luni ed dollars ten per cont. vi tho amount OF
toli.
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~~srznD<SrzuvS~-xr-zs

Acclion2cr,--Georgs IT. lIacken.
burg, az Middlecreek. p. O.. would an,
nounce 10 the people nr Snyder conn.
~. that ho will cry sales for real aud
personal properly. at short notice and
uh the most icns0uahlc terms. lie
guarantees sslidfactiGn. MarlJ.77iI.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-10

IT paid Ehstis to 10 kept waiting
for bis ecat in Congress. lie gets
about twenty thousona dollars bici;
pay, with two or three thousand dol
lars in mileage; aud all tue iine he
was q member OF tho Louisiana Log
ialature at q gnng enlary.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-10

THs President ia sat t1 he pre-
pairing spsciL mrastya N C,vil
Ssrvics Reform. rhe m9sstye will
be accomptp'si hv u repbr. from
ths Civil Service G nm ussion
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-10

Tas 81 iildis Gois Dem ,r-r,
unfurls a R.g inrr,b,l With those
names: For Prasi lent in 1882,
Ulysses 3. Grsut of illinois fir Wee
President, Roscoe CooNlluy, of New
YORK
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Price Reduced.
THAT Head OF 7IINE

II you uouh Know Whdi il contains,
rcdd NE PHRONOLOGiCdL JOTRN.,
dL'' Terms, 81 yen trcducd fron,
So tM 6cuuiVm Hrenoiogical BuI oi
ft1sfr Of Paris, noor'g Hye.Si;e, as Pre-.
nliMm 10 ench sMbsnLiL.r.
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THE PHRENOLOGICkI,

Has been rnhlish'd for forty ,car-, IL widely
aud fnvors'lv known, occrpyibga rlaco urcul,.
stlv ~ oNu, devote To the study of HUMAN
VAT RE ~ all its phases. including Phtcnol.
oFl, PhtsioeD"m!, tthuUlngv. P'y.iniogv etc
together with III" "SCIEsCk or lIEALTun - aud
10 expense " IN be spared to make 1t tile best
pullicatiun for general Circulaiion, tending al
"E,s To make men better phNsicallv. mentally,
and morally. ThE JouESAL inr ls's sill co,,.
tan series 81 car iuili prepared papers on
PRACTICAL pHEF FNoLuoH, eallel
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AssiQnee Notice.

A LII persons interested are hersby no.
~ iihed that Cyrus Marks. OF F,s XII,
township, snvder county, Pa. has on
ih,s day made an assignment Of all hi,
effects. both real snd personal 10 the M.
d-rsignsd for the hrneft Of credilors
A ! persons having olai ns are reqnss,ed "a
present them ~ the undsr.iahsd and
persons indebted 10 the said as.ignor will
pleas make immediate payment,
ANDREW J. B0wERs0x.
Nov. 90, 1871 AMtgsS1
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AUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ Gll'wins articles h,va been rurehas
ell by th. undersianed at Cnnsinh eis sale and
lett I" the posFessiol ~ t.. I..Iufiny'nn dnrIny
my plesn All re sons are ctutiO ell M
q int riors or nal lie Win stns yg:
Heds \ Reih ng, chnk.St0ve, Pirlnr stove, Q
sets hairs, ewing ch,ir Game Se,t Rock or
Photorrnrh tt,ne, lot of Books. Dining -.
VI" 2Sinks Wopd chest u ok, !. ok nm
,ilass. d! i'ureAu. largo CHEST, lot of Garnet.
Work Renrh, Shost.. 1T of Tube. Rsrreis
Me,t stand '"ttes. lot OF C'rp ntor Touls
tIo-sCut saw.
lee. u, n. SAMUEL RDwEN
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\ Dgsp,r5H from g Cilinbia S)n'h
Carolina states thA' Ssritor Billrr >
~ TIrts to have al further criminal
p 'ncapl'ng- aI,in-; SAn,t,r ID1p
!. Patterson stppPai. have failed.
owing +, the OPP 'si'inr Of CIV
Hampton Hampton wln.a {, driv.
0ut Patterson anl all other oostliern
men FROM South Cnrolini, nj loaS,
those who will TAX any put in p III
tirs in opposition {, Waste Hampton
aud bis duu 'crttic party Th't il
what u the matter 10 South CIro,n f,
aud other Southern States.
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DNlyJSrE TOR.s NOrtrR

cticts ~ ndriristrrtsNp IN 'he state n,
John ,rtyis ltt"nf Adt,rs th,vnstIn. Soy 10,
county. Pa. u ~'i h,ve teen yrt ted 80 IL.
unters vnsi All rprs'rs krnWin ,e.n.,lvrs
iru-hied tC sail est'tc wiz ~ 80 IN ,sp tiu.
m'hi'tn p,vw.nt whi,s those h. vinY ci,,ms
fvainst said cs ate sIii rrs.ut 'hn u r,r satt g.
ment 10 JAAss N on .s.yARrd,
Ian lJ.;s ina, str,tnr
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TuE iioass rsa bssn kiui ~ dior
keepsr Polk. aud the forty oi1 man
carried Illegally on his roll are 10 bs
paid snbj"ct 10 the approval OF the
Committee on Accounts This corn
miitee will approve Of the whole roll
aud the people n'th country viii b.
defianl led ont Of $3.50 Many Il
the D'oikeppsr's men were in rnl-
licking hnnor last week. in an,ici-
patton or drawing theiy p,v. Some
uf them never done II dLy's work
Uhont The House. AMI arc MT OK.
prc,el To ID anv.
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\ sSiGnee Notice.

4 LL rer4nn. iuterr.ird are hereby
~ Notified hat Perer Sn.snman NJ ren,r,
'n"nshir, Snyd"v county, msde an nssirnm. nj
~ az his 'n'ri-, real and personal 10 the M.
i"'sian"l hr tho brnrht " his cr,. Tors Az
lrrSnhs having sl'ius ara requested u, t,ro.rut
lh'ih Z" the nud rsigu'd, aud persons it,drIt,J
VIII plei-e max" iuims'li '"p vmen'.
ANDREW !, BOWERSON.
'''' '''"' - Assignee.