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We denounce the present Tariff levied

We denounce the present Tariff levied
upon nearly 1900, articles, as masterpiece
of injustice, inequality and false pretense.
It yields dwindiing, not yearly rising
revenue. II has impoverished many indus
tries subsidize few. It prohibits imports
that might purchase products of American
labor It has degraded American COM
merce from the first to an inferior rank on
the high seas. Il has cut down the sales of
American manufactures at home and abroad
and depleted the returns of American ag-
riculture an industry followed by half of
our people It costs the people five times
more than it produces to the Treasury, OBJ
tructs the processes of proc ds'io !, and
wastes the credit of labir. 1t promotes
fraud, fosters smuggling, enriches dishonest
officials, and bankrupts honest merchants
We demand that all custom House taxation
shall be only for revenue.
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friend to pay you for the loss of one. 81
have only wanted one thing to make me
happy" Hezlitt writes, " but wanting that,
have wanted everything" And again, My
heart, shut up in prison house of this
rude clay, has never found nor will it ever
find heart to speak to-" We are the weak
est of spend.hrifts if We LET ole friend drop
of through inattension, or let.one push away
another; or if we hold aloof from one for
petty Jealousy or needless slight or rough.
ness: Would you throw away diamond
because it pricked you? One good friend
is not to be weighed against the jewels OF
| the earth.
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FRECKLES.

HarMlT's WASH, the infalhhle Eve day frecile.
tan and pmple cure, renders the skin as clear and
fresh 9 babes.
Mailed securely sealed for 80 cents, 5y
]. r. HEISLEY q CO.,
aug % Salem, New. jersey.
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IHEI PRESS.

VIII contain all the of the day, the market miscellaneous
reading and local will corruption wherever be found
asking of the political will show THE Press
the Of the Geac party Of Perry county and will its influence
advance the principles of that Every bong and
should subscribe It will contain reading matter than pub
Gshed in theeounty and the lower.
W. P MAGRUDER,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-03-07
Foundry Property,

on the Logan road, where we will sell all kinds of
Lumber, Shingles, and Lath cheap for cash.
Planning Mill work promptly done. Doors,
Sash, Frames, Moulding Brackets and Blinds made
to order. T. NJ. ASHBROOK.
May "a, 1877.
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SOMERSET
Planning Mill.

The undersigned wishes to announce to the peo-
pie of Perry county that he has started new
Planning Mill in the old
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Erianda.

II. A. ROBINSON, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
NRU-JERSEY POLITICS.

TIE CONTEST IN THE SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL
pIsrRI1T-rnE OUTLOOK PROMISING FOR THE
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
(ynoM Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF HIrRTBUsEl
JERSEY CITY, Oct. 31.-IIudsOn County has
not for years been swept over by poiilica!
canvass 50 intense and bitter. so exciting and
uncertain, tho ono which Is now raging.
Tho county is 50 overwhelmingly Democratic
that there hght until that party is
arrayed against itself which rarely happens for usually
the domination OF the committees Is endured with
meekness But at last there TO be honest aud
earnest revolt against the local TsDany and therefore
tho heather rage. BY threats and persuasons, BIZ
abuse and Aattey. the regulars have already
won over many OF the nerveless protectors,
but at tho same time the opposition OF
the drner has been solidying and organizing. and
the canvass quite promising to-day the Repub
lean ticket ss 10 ever has been. The revolving Demo-
Gratis CHAIN and this is the ground on which they cup
fofey vail he substantially Democratic victory for
everybody will understand that II Is achieved by
best class Of who have chosen thi. as the
effective. aud under the conditions OF the the
only OF setting their party right side and placing
IL under the control OF intelligence aud respectable
ity. These points are openly urged by tho Hon;
elOquence and Democratic mass-meetngs are held
In different p,rs 6 o .ne soan5y every evening
dressed by gentlemen OF such high character as eI
Mayor Van RIpep the Hon; b. +. Sawyer, Geo w.
There are many objections to Mr. Lavery beades the
Fundamental that he IL the creature OF the commit
tee and that pretends that lila party, left 10
tree choice, would have ever nominated him. No
objection to him 10 made On tho score of his rclig
ion or OF his Masonry anti Masonry. But A. Is thought
di-gracefu for him both 20 claim aud solernnly
deny that he is tuing the other at the Time
IL Is not matter OF great moment where Mr.. Iayerty
born. but 10 does excite unpleasant comment when
he tails the lads III the HOrseshOe District that nc
born in Tpperlry and the natives ae
saw light the banks ~ the Hudson and named
after ParcR Henry, Virginia patriot All this and
chronic ONCE begger, and unfit
nature and training for the place. mako 1t compare
lively easy for respectable Democrats vote against
him The character and standing Of Lewis A. Brigham
the Republican candidate, make I'll. boiling
eAsler STILL Aud wln hafd-mOney Democrats
hear Mr.. Brgham's earnest speeches on their own
side OF the Capital question before the country while
Llvery IL dumb question with two sides to IL,
they often make up their minds very suddenly.
The hight the ShrleYatyone 0 the most lucrat I've
Offices In the state-is made under almost the same
general conditions. But Mullins fas some peculiar
dsady antages. and Colonel TOsy special adyan-
tages in personal popularity which mako tho success
M the IolODI pretty Ccrtniu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
The PROPHETIC CONFERENCE
EXERCISES OF THE SECOND DAY.


TIE SAME LARGE AUDIENCES AS AT THE OPENING
MEETINGs-THE REV. DIR. g. II. TYNGs PRES
FyCR AND Observation-Disclosures OF BISHOP
NICHOLSON. The REV. DIR. BRooKEs AND
OTHERS.
The second days proceedings of the Pro-
phetic Conference at the Church of the Holy
Trinity attracted large audiences. The Rev.
DR.. S. II. Tying, ST., was present and spoke
briefly. The leading addresses were by
Bishop w. II. Nicholson, of the Reformed Epis-
copal Church, Philadelphia, Oh "The Gathering
of Israeli and by the Rev. DIR. James Ii.
Brookes, Presbyterian, of st. Louis, on 1.-THE
Coming OF the Lord in its Relations to Chris
tan Doctrine" Other addresses were made
by Professor III. Lummis, Methodist, of Mon
son, Mass; the Rev. Ii. M. Parsons, Presby-
terrain, of Buffalo, and the Rev. DR.. L. p.
Goodwin, of Chicago. The closing session OF
the conference this evening will be given up
to general discussion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
THE HiHNEM4NY HOSPITAL OPENED.

The opening Of the Hahnemann Hospital
took place last night. This building Is situated
on Fourth-aye.. between sIxty-seventh and Sixty
e,gbtl sts and has already been described In
Tur TRIBUNE. 10 has accommodations for 100
patients, aud IL constructed ON tho most APP
ntoyed methods, particularly ms regards heating an /
cn,lnting Eleven private rOOus have been set apart
Tor paying patients These rooms have been furnished
v dtef ladies and gentlemen Interested In the insli-
as,", ~ tolloys, Mrs ~ r. CLARK, Mrs Clark Bell.
Mts " A. Ialsey MIS- H. spsuldlng, Mrs j. L. Bennett,
Mrs ~ Motsmap. Mrs. ID Miller MIRA JOnathan
A slsvsrt These rooms situated on tue niSt ana
srOnd ntuts. There was large number 0f ladies ana
gsntle,neu prespnt last might ut the formal opening.
bevaral addresses were made. Balon ". Waes, Ptes
don't 81 Tho Hoard of Trustees ~ tho Hospital gave
history Df the institution. DIS ~ W. downing, Uclnutb
AMI Guetnsey also spoke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01

,oo,,v make Il more deslred than other metals OF
a., costliness There are twenty known metas'
nrnd nj Thteh will buY more silver dollars than
ound OF gold win buy, but these netis hafe Ho
and their uses are few -. .....oa 10 n once
hold in my hand paper money issued py one
nowerIul Government know IL TO be genulnei Wiz 80.
General Dix and trying the prisoners OF stac; n
TOOK il from a Rebel spy. viii read the staunPeu "
scrptOn:
az
sir months after the ratification OF IIertt %
Peace between the Confederate States ana inc oi'0
!: o'A''' THE CONFEDERATE STATES so :
{: -...--......'...... OF AMERICA :
b: Receivable No. ----- {:
. in .
Payment Fundable IN : ::
: Of all dues COn1edcrate
- except state stock ; !.
F. Export Dues. bearing !;
/. .-..-''-----' per cent. ; :.
(: Will pay Fifty Dollars TO bearer interest. ::
RICHMOND, Va. '''''''''' ''' !.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01

their very opposite principle. and their malignant sup
porters who shall be utterly DESTROYED In all their
usurped empire and in the very person OF Their
boastful and blasphemous king In tnas day Tnen
opened Heaven with his armies TO judge and maze
war. There Is preparation now going on Tor tms
On the part Of the enemies or
God in the development Of nhdey social lawlessness
deadly opposons il the ~ God used "a th 60
cue and complete the Church, the Bride Of Christ by
preaching the gOspel TO every creature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
THE RYRNING SESSION.

Ar the evening session, the church wa,
ID, With an audience whose attention was he'"
,.Ix for three hours The brief address Dy Tue no'
NJ ooo5vin called forth murmurs OF approval ".1
49, ororat,on OF DIR. Brookes's long ana e'aoois'e
onsr was greeted with hearty applause anu a. tse
pmrnted on warmly by both clergy ana iSsn'e"
oT The ssssion opened with the hymn kos e ke1
a. nv prayer by the Rev. MI DlnWiule, y. ., an.
W Tbs Rev Dr. E. p Goodwin, pastor ., ns
a;, safional Church, Chicago, maae , ,rcn,
arnasr address dwelling upon thc Joy ueI - con.
faith in the AnteMilleuial and md been
,rt trr only short time 10 this a nrayerTuI
w. 80 is nresent convictions by ealeiul apu hecsuss
80 - tho Scripures He accepted lne 49,, n He
s ine hope OF the Church restsu npy nj the
was firmly impressed with ,nc IT. nose OF fierce theo-
word of God plain itself lie spor ,~oube In the
49, war which was soon to open The uou ,b,s Soc.
Church. he said, would not be Sccasohe Soysrmue,s In
tr,ne bur by apOstasy IN the Inos 10 chiefly 70 DO
' , -. ,ss a Chrlstess preacher preaching a., he
- .nn,,rs n ton That which was o,ai .amIns
Ccsrel Was found in a-oelef IN the pfe-niii'e"i
oi Drawer by the Rev Or. Philip senan, .ne pres
N, t.a,,s Al fsrokcs pa stor OF tile haIuu ,,.ner ON
h.isr ,nurra ST Louis, read an .,oa 70 fbrigtan
= ~, t,,ning OF the Lord In us "a onnosed 10
: lac 'rhoss who hold views, be sSiu Piaon,n,
49, - the prr-millcnsrians, regssha nsvsr dwell
a, erist as an remote ,hs or ma pos
upon nmedlAeiy ahee1i nSeration now living. No
80 truth IN the Bible largely dnu " n
S e. srrncthen the iaith and quicken the Tast
Gods children as that OF the ~ hs1 of every argu
IL 81, Give direction to appeal, 10 MI ous Sss
n~Iortatop 10 terminate every WarnlhS ~ ,ha old
nroceesd 10 cite Que hundred passages Ilon THIS
rn,t trnth ne adde's runs like golden coiu hsnd
oantire New Testament. touching every riing
wv, a,.ry aufv arousng. consong, directing, tU oacc
inspiring the believer III every s''P VI ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01

You cannot buy an apple with It. II j. just as WORTH
less az the paper without the stamp h0d ahOthe pe'e
OF stamped paper which reads q Us -: o-o
1.-THE UNITED STATES $oo
Will pay 70 bearer
DOLLARS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
PROGRAMME OF TO-DAY's EXERCISES.

PROGRAMMF. UF IO-D"f -, ,;r Al
At the morning session, which VIII Des, ma's
m in order 10 permit Of the completion OF Vac
Of the conference to-day. the Rev. Dr. r. ~ The
Presbyterian. of Newark N - wiz Sp ps.'nrv !, the
D., mr. i r. Cooper, Professor OF Ineo,osy yiI
R Rev G seminary, Aegheny pen he Rev
read paper on The Jndg y; ncaas,uaati, on "TSs
History OF the Doctrine" ,,a.,, os princeton Cor
Al p n, the Rev George puiisdi s ~ with rss,
lego WI, HArYHments for the Doctrine o, % and
so o Pr-Msnnai Coming S,,y * Reformed. q
me 1N vii read an address Fiat Biessa AZ 7:Jt
Motive TO Holy iyng and Active General neral diseuss'O1
p ~, are expected from the Rev Dr. is Row
~ ReooSes, W. r. Mackay and A. ~ I
Mr. wilde aud Colonel d. W. "u''Ns
The New York herald., 1878-11-14

ADJUSTMENTS.
5RoADwAY THEATRE, CORNER sorH ST
oEDGAR .Lsssees and Managers
EVERY SPECIALITY ENcoRED.
"A thoroughly enjoyable entertainment"
Mr.. and Mrs. GEO $. KNIGHT
In Marsdsn's amusing local play Of
"oTro, GERMAN"
SATURDAY hSt kSp wEDSEs6ay hSSsi6 MATINEE
POPULAR PRICES.
SyrE SiST aYFSgs ls,s Ra srH
CREE zE1fk ATrNAiIioS' WkII
Will EnEfSa sfSG * SFEKEIltER satREp sosraSckRr sdr5aSSckRr
pspsss is1 scat, At cogna
THE AQUARIUM. BROADWAY AND 35TH ST.
sEp KEsTEcsp HORSES
NEIL 9ssfaTfSs sarrTs p kbuSarED SsSi nsf'' DOGS
psy IS cents Reserved sers 10 cents extra
lIPooLR ( DoSNELLY ~; .Lessses and Managers
sis;;s
Is $EE$SS ASB sSB Mss $ 4$$E S$$sF f
"iifaR IL THEIR GLoRioUs sUGcEssEs
the delightful sARsdN ARs5!ssn oI domestic Drama
and 'Hii Tah !asSifss GisRsn SssJHsH STRsos R's.'
RsSss original sps
dances and
THE WILLIAMSON'S OWN CHINESE OPERA,
RECEIVED BY CROWDED HOUSES
WITH CHEER UPON CHEER
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
CRAND OPERA HOUSE DE MURSKA
VJ SUNDAYS COMBINATION CONCERTS,
the successful ever given in New York
Houses crowded from parqnet to dome
Secure your to-day TO avoid the rush -
NEXT SUNDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER II.
THIRD GRAND COMBINATION CONCERT
Mia LIMA DE MURSKA Mile LIMA DE MuRSKA.
THE unrivalled Diva of song
"The nightingale of the Danube"
GILMORES FAMED BAND
LEVY. the King Cornetist.
Sgnor SUSINI, Professor HILL &C.
Nile DE MURSKA will sing for the first time here .
CARNATIONS CONCERTANTES.' for Voice and Violin,
the difficult Of vocalizaton;
the Grand Aria from Robert 10 Diablo," II
request the Duo of "Crispno In Comare, with
Signor SUSINL A brilliant programme.
Admission Soc; Reserved Seats, Soc extra.
m0NY PASTORS TONY PASTORS.
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


Central.
A -57TH ST 400 FEET WIDE, NEAR BROADWAY
IA .and Central Park entrance superb four high
stoop brown stone 25x6DxlOO; fine order for sale
low, by X STEVENSON, Jr Pine ST. 50 East 17th st.
and 66l 5th
A -7ts MADISON Av., NEAR CENTRAL PARK
A.Extra fine, brand new. suporbly decorated medium
sized Dwelling; exquisite mirrors chandeliers &c bar
gain Possession at Permits from sole agent, " X
STEVENSON Jr Pine, 50 East 18th ST.. and 66 5th NV
A JACOB v D. wyCKOFF AUCTIONEER WILL
h.sell this day, at IL o'clock Exchange Saesroom
Ill Broadway superb Lots north side 375
feet west 9th 50x204 north side West ST. 325
feet west 9th av., 25x2O4.4
A SUPERB FOUR STORY BROWN STONE DWELL
hing. 2ox65xl00 elegantly frcscoed West 25th
Broadway; a bargain. Address EXTRA SACRIFICE, Her
aid Office
A VERY CHOICE LOCATION-PARK Av., CORNER
avenue 4o feet wide with beautiful flower gardens
in centre Corner House four high brown stone
2oxoo with buffers pantry extension; adjoining House
lsx5 both in perfect order ground high drainage COM
plete altogether the attractive location in the cy
prices low; Immediate possession Open daily.
N EXCELLENT CHANCE TO PURCHASE AT VERY
allow price the only remaining elegantly finished medium
sized four House. nearly completed 81 West 55th be
tween 9th and 9th avs possession In week.
CHEAP PRIVATE HOUSES.-EAST lI4TH ST., MOD
Oern improvements So Ooo also House. Lot Fulton
ferry Brooklyn 5000; will exchange See OWNER, Abs
Sd NV.
The New York herald., 1878-11-14

WANTED TO PURCHASE.
JlTANTED-A LARGE HOUSE SAFE, STRONG AND
w we'll finished; also Fireproof Safe, medium size.
DUKE Post Office box l. S66
JITANTED-GROCERY STORE, BROOKLYN OR NEW
w Jersey. G. H., Herald Office.
yIrANTED-A sEALSKIN SACK FOR CASH. AD-
w DRESS stating quality and price SEAL Herald Office
yJANTED-To BUY A GOOD NEWSPAPER STAND,
w down town, with without Route Address j. 81 ll3
Herald office.
VxrANTED-A SEALsKIN SACQUE, WITH COM.
w plete description and price, Address q. g., No.
Union square
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
TONY PASTORS,
ONE HUNDRED STARS in a MAMMOTH PROGRAMME.

LA CIGALE "a CIGALE;x y LIxrrS Ia GIGALE
B-Evcry seat In this theatre Is an opera chair Each
floor carpeted throughout For the especial
who do wish to 30 cents
chairs will reserved In the balcony so cents
which will sale the box office six days in ad
Reserved Opera Chairs In Balcony. so cents
Reserved Opera Chairs in Dress Circle. VI W
Reserved Opera Chairs in Orchestra 90
Monday evening. November %. ROBSON and CRANE as
the TWO DROM1OS in Shakespeare's Comedy OF Errors
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-09-19

TIE SHERrrF's POSSE RESISTED: "A
posse under the command of County
Commissioner Reitz started down the
river on Monday for the purpose OF
tearing down the fish baskets and eel
walls. They had proceeded in their
work as far as McKee's Half Falls, op-
posite Georgetown, when large party
Of the residents Of that neighborhood
formed in battle array and resisted the
efforts Of the posse. They were very
threatening, and after taking down
about twenty names Of the combatants,
the sheriirs party returned to Sunbury.
Warrants will be issued for the arrest
of all the parties, and tho constitution.
ali,y Of ofthc Fish Act in regard to the
erection of eel walls and fish bask cts
vii! be thoroughly tested. The depu.
ties left town again this morning for
the purpose Of destroying those below
Shamokin Dam, where resistance is al
so feared.
Since the above was written we learn
that tho Shcrifis party met with oppo-
sition nnd resistance below the Shame.
kin Dam this morning and we're driven
of. The citizens who own the fish
baskets appear determined, and u lives
" controversy between the fishermen
and the minors of the law may be look.
ed forward to in tho near future.-Sun-
bury Daily.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-09-19
LEwrsrowN DIVISION.
Grand Mass MRatilg.

The Republicans Of Snyder county will
hold . Grand Mass Meeting, At Middle-
burg, on
TUESDAY, Sop, oath. 1878.
Eminent speakers will bc present.
Tho political issues Of the day will he
discussed and general invitation Is
extended to all. without regard to party.
TO come and hore the great issues discuss.
ed.
MAHLON CHAUSER.
efNew York, will pay his special atteu.
tion to the "FinAnciAl Question and oth-
er Issues before the people.
HON. HORATIO O. FISHER,
late State senator::and our candidate for
Congress. will also. be present ani address
the meeting. Como from hill. valley aui
mountsiu, and hear . fsir discussion OF
tho vital truths which interest overy good
citiscu. Como In delegations with fost>
ing banners.
sTETTLER's CORNEr BAND,
will furnish the music for the occasion.
and Il Is expected that other Bands Of the
county will be present.
W. II. Beaver, Chairman.
p. Hermann, Secretary.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-09-19
TRIAL Llsr-sEPr. TERM 1878

John Ksistsr vs. tcnn suook,
q. N. b. II. II. 10. W. Sikafrted weis.
Snme ". t'has. II. Bower.
Same ~. Hehry y Miller.
Mary N. kantz Va John X \ WIN. Hughes.
Isaac Beaver. ,ssivnee Va. ". J.. Rsudenbu sh
Patrick Brcwu W. George &. Arnold.
j. u L. hindei ct al Ex's W. =. a. y. 4 II. A
Y. X. Fisher W.. Henry p. Charles.
Wilton Mcpherson vs.. Henry Zortman and A
Trutt.
Sane -, vs. IpaAe d George rishev
catharine wslrick, widow 40, W Isaac d.
Conard.
L Y. kreitser. Trusiee Ac. W. W. Bsckho d,,
sa.c D, Boyer, hndorsss 40. vs. Edward
Bassler.
solomon Shrsw Ter ys. Josiah Troup.
=. q. &. 4 r. A. W. J ". Hare h ". N. Stroud
keely h wagner vs.. Thos q. Else, ct nj Admr
lcorge y. koush W. w. II. Dill ct al Exec rs
James NJ. ksrsicr OF at Trustees vs.. Henry ID
Fisher. Executor.
Jonathan Bottiger Va. Milton Roush.
Crish a. Fessi~r vs. samuel Knouse,
John =. Wolf Va \. q. h Sarah Scehfist, Ac.
Same VS.. Same.
John y, Stahl W. John q. Nipple.
AngciIne Rothroct, Exec Z vs.. WIN. swenk.
Tho above causes ats al issue and for Tfisi
at Sept. Torn. 1873. GROUSE,
Prothy's 0nics, Aug. ID, rs. Proth'y
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-09-19
COURT PROCLAMATION.

"heress tho Hon. J. G. Bucker Prssi
w dent Judge Of the Judicial Distrin,
composed ofthe counties Of Snyder, Union
and Mifiin and Hiram UNeil and
sam'l. d, ghuck Esqs. Associate Judges
In and for suydcr county have issued their
preoept bearing, date the 18th day OF
July A. d. 1878. to me directed for
the holding ofan Orphans court, a court
OF Common Pleas, court Of Oyer and Ter.
miner and GENERAL court Of Quarter Ses-
sions Of the Peace st Middleburg, for the
county Of Snyder, on the 4th Monday. (be
Ing the gard day Of Sept. 1878. and
continue one week.
Ndtiss IL therefore hereby giten ID the
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace and Consia.
blss Id and for the county Of Snyder, TO ap.
pear In their proper person with their rolls
records. inquisitiohs. exsminstions and
other remembranoes to do those things
which Of their Offices and In their behalf
pertain to be done and witnesses and per.
sons prosecuting IN bshslfof the Common
-snsth sgainst any person or persons are
requiredto to be then and there attending
aud not departing without leavs at their
peril. Justices are requested 10 be punct.
ual In their attendance ut the appointed
time sgreesbly to notice.
Given under my hand and seal 1t the
Sheriffs office In Middlsburg, the f5ih iay
Of Aug. A d., one Thousand eight hundred
aud seventy-eight.
DANIEL EIsENHARr. Sheriff.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-09-19
PETIT JURORS.


AD<S'-David Coleman. Joseph Kline.
3xAyER-Dani-l Alter. samuel q. Baker.
BsAygR WKsr Reuben Becker. Jesse Knapp,
N. u. Middleswarth, Joseph Peter, John
NJ. rroxei Wilson II. Ulsh,
CRSrRg Htnry =. Long.
CHAPNA NAN--uAbiicl Eisenhnft, William L.
Hummcl
FRANKLIN Philip Amig, Benjamin Hummei,
Abnor Howell, william I. tcrgcr.
JAcksoN--Robert 3ouse. John Reichley,
Samuel Snyder, Jeremiah wsltcr.
MippLgBuRo-Samuel y. bailey, Jno. Y. skin.
del.
MiDDLsoRyRK Ioei Biiger.
MoSRop-ptter kiingler, q. W, Row, Jonsi
Trcxl-r.
PKss-1eo. J. Schoch, James Miller.
PERRY-Deorge 0noiling, Jr. Geo q. Horn.
=. burger, William Kalrlter, Jno. Schnso. Jr.
PsRRy wgsT-Josepb Arbogast, Jacob q.
Hornburger, Abraham Miitcrling.
SsLirsanovs-E Edward Haupt, Miles wctrei,
Charles IL. Winters.
UNioN-Aaron \. Secbrist, A. l.. Spansier,
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