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HOUSE oI rLrHt,Ix4ArlvEs.
.nn- . ,1l,t M 10 n'clnrk.
senate met at 3 o'clock.

Hon e met ~ 10 o'clock.
At'cr opening rArrcl,'s preventative
Sharp iniolmcd the mcmbe,, that in the
Guvctnor's message 1t Wa, >Jlod that liz
ls73 III act was passed requiring Noiarics
oil lublr 10 usc certain ,'als. This act
lad te,u violated ami tlls Il crllency
fcnI.4 -r. iuus consequences ul,.ss its
spirit " t>c implied with. To co er the
matter "a, offered a resolution reerring
that lDcloi pt the message to iheCom-
lnitt,. on REVISED Statutes, whicLwas
adopted.
Representative Wares supple menrs.y
b II o ineplp pora e the Wilmington Ma
igdtion Company WI, read the tirs
time.
Representative Coll Ms on the part o
thr Joint Committee, appointed to drat
rules for the go".ernme nt "f both h"u,e-
reported rules for SAID purpose. Tne,
were adop'cd.
On morton of Representative War
tile oils o Incorporate tie Wrccdeoe Fir
COMPANY of MIlmlt gtnn, the AucicI
Older OF III brrulPus, and the Pas ) 4
Jones Company, W, r. cacu read by the
proper titles, ami referred to the Con
initice on Corporations.
Reprcs, ntalvc COllias offered Il rt,
luton 'efr.r nS that portion Of tn Gov
erhor's message relating to huauCcS al
taxatlun 10 ~" COMMITTEE on Ways al
Means. Adopted
On motion OF EcpseS' nt"tiSe Coth
the Secretary ~Is instructed To not
the senate that the House WIS really
receive them in JOINT session, TO conSid
matters p"r aiming 10 the lalc election,
an tim witch they may de m fit.
BY le, atlon from kcpresentatl
Dofau tht portion of the Govern
~sage rrlallug 10 fines AID puni'
nrent, MA, referred to the Committee
Revised Statutes.
The Clerk Of The Senate entered "A
gave notice that lie .loint resolution
jnrrs'ioa'e CHARGES of peglrct of d.
and inlmoraniy agmusr W. Fisk Tow
end lad been oor"1i-rod in and Il
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

AT III. annual election OF the Phtla lei
phia and Bal more Cen'ral Il ulrnad
& npany, IN Pnilldelphii, on Monday,
Henry WOOD was rec esred II, sidrnl
and samuel Dicky, David Woelpper,
job. II. Jackson, I'D lin Haines and
viii am Waid directors.
AT the annual meeting and election OF
the r. ach Bottom Railway Company,
held at Peach Bottom, York county, on
Monday, the Old bond OF officers were
re-, lect~d, As folloAs:
President, {. X. Meconkey; Directors
"A. Z. Mani'oli, Michael ocla !, W. L.
Smal, ". q. Ross, John llum4lhrry
& William Wallace, Samuel Dichey, j. \
Alex tnder, X. il. Patters II, {. ii
Stables, j. +. Ambler, and lsaac BraI
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The Labor Troubles In England

BARNsLEy, January iI.-The owners
of the 1horneriile colleres, which are
among the leadirg members the Masters
Assoc alton, have wit drawn there notice
Of a reduction of wages. The men have
not yet answard the inquiry ofthe mas crs
concerning arbitration.
LONDON, January li.-There is much
contradiction concerning thr tiailic oi TIE
Midland R,ilro I'd. 1t is Ger ally more dis
organic, Il than has been sia,ei by the com
pauy, but the strike 5 collapsing. The
Midland Railway conductors in the Man
chester district have resumed work on the
company's terms.
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FIFTH EDITION.
The Townsend Affair.
Special dispatch to the GAZETTE.

Specia uispatcr 10 the uAAhii"'
DOVER, Del, Jan. l5.-lO a. IN.
The resolution by which cne nvestiga-
ting committee in the case OF Col W.
f. Townsend was appointed, IL snil IN
the hand. of the Senate, having otignat-
ed IN the House. II the resolution can
be gotten back INTO the honSe, an eHof'
will be made by that body to reconsider
and postpone. This however will hardly
work for the ScLate is supposed to have
a majority in favor OF keeping the reso'
luton. Ifit goes 10 the House 1t will he
postponed, the members OF that body ha''
ing taken "A sober second thought and
think they acted prematurely
The special committee is now holding
an Informal session. ID
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z. r. O.

EUR K RED Oil, tn for'y deyyeey
htJt,r j." "Sh Mda the tar reItueS), can d.
pHruca .Dty LAili' wher. the chimney
bur ~ I~ Used L. uDdrrdttei NOT 10 eryIio,te .
under Iprletture Of ~lUJ. ~ Exclusive
couurA gAts for sale by p, j FIIZliER-
LII. '.H|s trQp..h ManIi'r, 1903 4 To- :
FouriH =, Philad'a. Also, whoipSa le
dr.le. dead light, coal ull and burning
HUT. y. IA large assortment OF ta5e,j
| styles @. 'hanet ii'rs, Brackets, Bronze
Ltinr Bri.ers, &C., constantly Oh hand,
aug2H- wan
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a New Railroad in Me,ico.

u - St ted that Mrs,rs.. ! Il. Black &,
t", % Pi iidrirhia, OF which lirn Cen
N ,,iudu Ilarmrr Is u m4uhrrl bava
ben awarded tie contract for bniidinp n
railroad IN MeVlco, from Mafamoras t1
the Lagoon NJ Iire, Il distance of eighty
mile, wi h sidng> amounting to twenty
tnil additional. Work on til. ratiroad
is { be comne crd a. soon AS possl Bile.
and II is expected that a steamer will
leav" shortly with material and supplies.
.,iooC vi IL. labor VIII u, secured IA,
Mexico, being much cheaper tnan IN
this country.
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NUMEROUS COMPLAINTS.

The Chief of Police, Is constantly re
ceiving complaints IN regard 70 lhr light
ing Of the gas lamps. He STATE, that IN
some sections oil the city, the Lamp, are
seldom lighted, and some OF those that
are hghted give such poor hight, that it
is almost Impossible to see two yards from
them. He desires Ia know where the
Lamp Committee of Councils
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Another C.nI Min. Horror.

BNrLosfoS IN THE DINAs PfT-FIFTY
EIGHr LIVES suPPosEE TO BE LOST.
LONDON. Jan. 10.
An explosion took place in the Dinas
Colliery, in Rhondda Valley near, ,Cardi II
Monday night. The greatest excitement
prevails in Ponty prdi and the neifhbo =
hood The Dinas pit is opposite Pandy
station, on the Pontyprldd aud Tech r
beri Railway. The distinct is denscly
populated. 1t is said that there are iifly-
eight men in the pit. The explosion WAS
very violent, and it is feared that none
of the men escaped. The bottom of the
shaft is temporarily impossible. NO at
tempt at rescue can bc male yet.
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Scarcity Of Oysters.

Owing to the recent hard freeze, AZ d
the unitvurahic we tther that has since
prevailed. oVstcTs are hard to get, aud
consequently very scarce. I he recelpts
in thus city yrstctdly am nunted to only
twelve barrels, whIch, OF course, MAS Il
very small supply. Some dealers have
teen oul gcd tu suspend hu,lArss cnn -
w. ShucAed oysters, in 'uhs, can be pro-
cured, bu, very lew people care about
eating thcm.
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rHE DIME CnNCEkI.

The famous Hayes Quartctte VIII give
one ut their J9ruitr concerts at the
Optra House. on Friday evening aud Tie
small uric: of admission 10 centsl being
within the reach OF every body, "A crowd
,d house may be looked for, Secure
your seat, at once Il, there Is no extra
charge for reserved seats. a carefully
selected programme has been prepared
and will be- finely rendered.
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THE LOUISIANA sen ATORShIP
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. Il, 1879.

In the democratic Legislative caucus
day for United States Senator, on the
H1h ballot Eu>tt, received - votes, Ken
70 b. u. Jonas y, scattering 3. The eau
a. adjourned until tomorrow.
luc SENATE ami House gave comph-
m.ntarv votes for United States Scuator
iu-night, hut no votes for prominent can
dlIatts were cast
The daily gazette., 1879-01-15

WHOLESALE NACcISATIoN.- ST. LOUIS
has a free lodging house, wheIc from 800
To bO0 prIson>, mostly tamp~, sleep
every night. y new rule is that every
lokger must lie vacc. mated. an! ON the
iirst nglt of It's enforcement the physi-
clans operated on nearly 100 arms Many
ohiectrd, bur the alternative wa, "A night
II the streets, and Il, the weather was
bitterly rold, none chose it.
A area cla ash Is momenlarily expected
al 10 1iSyi j., Ky. a, The great Ice field
in the OaiD iiyer i, moving from above
ana grave apprehension is felt by steam
boat m'u.
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FOURTH EDITION
shore Al Despond eat.

LONDON, Jan. 10, l679.-A st. Peters
burg dispatch to the Vienna Presse states
that Shere Ali, before leaving Cabul, de-
clared his readiness to become vassal
of the Car. Another ST. Petersburg de-
spatch TO the same journal states that the
Ameer in consequence of the refusal OF
Russia to mediate, has abandoned as
hopeless the idea of interesting the Euro
pean Powers in his cause.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-15
Long Service.

M. James &. Aiken WI~ Il, cte1 di-
rector, yesterday, Jf the Union National
Bank, for the thirtS->rvcrth tim- He
Is the only one now IA director who waS
one when the bank WAS first organized
The next oldest IN term OF ulhce was
Nj. Caleb ,ieaid, buj hr resigned about
ten Year. ago
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ssersUsalf.

Mr.. Il. r. KNOWLES superintendent Of
an extensive W., lon nili n PA.ladcipbia,
who has been on a visit 10 hls friends IN
III = cltN, return Il il rAe US eriay.
Mahion StetsruLarL, formerly of this
city, Is now chg sell m the grocery busi-
II 80 III Baltimore.
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kEGlS,rElA\G DOCS

Fom Jluu-ry Isl To the prs NJ date
th"re ha9 been IS cog, registered by
the Chirt o. Police. TIE hN will eX-
pre- on thr 2uth m,., and tie Ma, or las
Diet .dmin"d 10 arrest all paltic, who
krro AN Gnre@ ,'ered dog. The penalty
is 81 and costs.
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The blanchard Blood and
Nerve Food

Has been found 10y hundreds of the people
% th.s community to be the most reliable
iuN isprhtpi. IL contains really he essence
OF MI. ht lug made directly from the wheat
kernel the great life stapl~. Icc20-lw
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FLomDA's HEALTHY CONDITION.
Grv. Drce, of Florida, in his recent
mcssas sums up IN I'll S sentence the
co Git Oh ofthat 5 att "Many of our
sl,ter States have suffered severely nom
he y@llow fever, but Florid4 has been
8 AIRED aud for thi, for abnpdant
hal' SIS, decreasing taxation, improv, Il
edu AT onal privileges, exemption from
cly ! rife, etc, we have much c,tise OF
titudc." The current exn"rs's OF the
Stale in 1878 were only $l33,97O, a. a INST
s2l2 ,53O in 1877, while IT'S bonded li-
debtedness in private hands, is s7l6, 100, !,
decrease OF 2l,iOO within tn asst tso
yeas.
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sale Of Real Estate.

Mr. John Phillips, executor OF Reuben
Panel, has sold a house and lot in Kim
blcyill", Chester county, Pa, to jonathan
Straborn Tor 81 1870.
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Postmaster Eeappoiuird /.

ID. l.. Dunnn- has 5een reapp inird
Postmaster al NJ ldlrlowu II. tins county .
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ARRIVAL OF hG SHlPWRECKE
SEAME\

HALtfAX, y. S. Jan. 1.-THE steamer
Alpha, from ST. Tomas and bermuda,
arrived here list nighr She had IA, pas
- ngefs huN-,lx stlpwrrcked seam, II
from the Iaiter place. They belonged TO
thr English steamers Kate AID Larting-
ton, previously reported wrecked, the
brgantlne Herbert II. Raymond of Wey-
mouth, y. y, and the schooner Welcome
Home, of 5 John, \. b, both bindon-
e "A scJ.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-15

Everybody knows Capt. George W.
Earhart, of The Baltimore police force.
He has used kelrrs Roman Linime Ut
and pronounce> II an Incompatible pain
destroyer. Sold everywhere at 80 cents
IA bottle.
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No. ..

Rlankets, Wool FlanhelS Z gu
nels. Water proof q Od iitt
skirts, &c. You can Duy lh'''
us 10 al vantage.
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NO.<

Hosiery, Gloves and Undr' +
Nu oias. Wool Scarts, XIII 49,
gluss. and all kinls ol 9ri' '''
IN TINS line AT prices which o"--
n speedy sale.
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MOI

It's foliy To spend tine a al''
going TO Philadelphia wllt,l WI ~
w II at The Grand DepoI go
city.
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No 1

The balance OF our stock 20. O. a
Will almost give away, r. w. ili
TO carry over IA single CLOAK ,o1srs
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Bleachcl and Brown u a.
Ii ems, TOwels, ami all XIII .t
Goods al prices to suit the uu
cal and eXacting.
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.EGsTER's NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given to sill persons eoncerned
as legatees, creditors or otherwise, that the fol-
lowing accounts have passed register, aud that the
same viii DO presented for confirmation and al.
iowaucc At an Orpha1s' Court to be held at Som
ersst, On Thursday, May !, 1878.
First and inal account Of Aaron S2aaqf.r. Adj
minisrrator VI Henry HDss, deed.
Account Of N. A Sannsr. Guardian OF James
Gaumer.
Account ofDanisl 4 Weaver, Guardian Of Peter
3 Tough.
First account Of ). NJ. s. p. ]. Cover Admin
~istrstors Of ) J. Cover, decd.
First and final account Of Jacob GeIger and
Crlas bowman, Administrator Of Jonathan Long,
decd.
First and final account ofCyrus d. Moore, Ad
ministrator OF Anne Moore, decd.
First and faal account of John r. Scs,t, Trus-
tee Tor ths saisol the real estate OF Henry Clay
comb. decd.
Aceouat Of George Reitr, Guardian Jonn Adam
S~paugey.
FRS, account Of John NJ. oIinger, Trustee
for tho sale OF the real estate Of Peter Meyers,
decd.
Account OF W.. A. Gsrman. Trustee for the sale
Of the real estate OF Ananiss Hefiey, decd.
Fist and final account OF John Hamer, Admin
~istrator ana Trustee for the sale Of the real estate
OF Moan kocher, decd.
tirst and final account of Bernard Miller. Ad-
m;nistrator and Trustee for the sale Of the real es-
tate Of Herman Deist, deed.
Account of Bernard Miller. Trustee fer the sale
Of the real estate Of John Waltz, deed.
First and final account Of Jcseeh G. Lohr. Ad-
ministrator of Ephraim Lohr, deed.
First account of Isaiah Flick, Administrator OF
Isaac r lick, deed.
The second acc unit Of J. o. Meyers, Administra-
tor oi Peter Meyers, late OF Summit Township.
deed.
First and partial account of NJ. shaver, adj
a.. "a n nj a
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Reverence tn the Pulpit.

The pulpit is a sacred place. II is
the audience chamber OF Jehovah, in
to which the preacher and man o.
God enters to hear solemn messages,
and make applications for the PEG.
pie. and offer praise and thanksgiving
There be stands, between the living
and the dead 10 sin.
There is no place on earth where
human feet stand 80 hurdened with
fearful responsibilities to God and to
mau. as the pulpit of salvation. "Pdt
of thy shoes from thy feet" said
God to Moses 10 the presence of The
burning bush, 'for the place whereon
thou standest is holy ground"
Keep thy foot when thon goest to
the house Of Ged." said Solomon.
Invisible angels stand around every
pulpit, and the Son of God is there
looking on, and sees aud hears. No
monarch of earth admits bis subject
TO his throne-room so heedlessly as
many enter the pulpit-the throne
room of God. Many pastors and
preachers enter thu pulpit end rever.
emily bend the knee in silent prayer.
Others enter the pulpit as if in haste,
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History of ..Uncie Tom.'

A new edition Of "uGele Toms
Cabin is just ready. II il a repro
duetion OF the illustrated edition oil
the holidays, rendered necessary by
the wearing out Of The orininal plates.
Some notion Of the durability of book
plates may be mad from the statement
that no fewer than $50 900 copies oi
Uncle Tom were printed from
these plates.
The new edition contains, among
other editions, letters addressed to the
author by eminent people when the
bookfrst appeared. Charles Dickens
said be bad read il with the deepest
interest and sympathy" and added
that be admired more than I can ex.
press to you, both the generous feel.
ing which inspired it, and the admir-.
able power with which it is execut.
ed.n
Lord Carlisle wrote that be return.
ed his deep and solemn thanks to
Almighty God who has led and ena-
bled you to write such a book" He
added that be bad long felt slavery
to be by far the paramount question
of the world and age we live in, in
Guiding all that is most thrilling in
heroism and most touching in dis.
tress-in short, the real Epic of the
Universe"
"Unclc Tom" was first published
on March 90, lS52-twentv.seven
years ago. There are 50 English
editions of it in the British Museum,
and s abridgments. 1t has been
translated into 20 languages. In
French there ere l3 distinct versions
ia German 8; in Russian ;. Sixty
three distinct ~trauslations have beer
made 10 ell. There are three drama:
in French and four abridgments il
German. Thirty-one reAiews of il
have appeared 10 British periodicals
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Helmbold's Buchu
Invig0rates the Stomach.
ST. Per Bottle,
Or Six Bottles for So.

Delivered to any address free from oh.
servation.
"Patients" may consult by letter. receiv-
ing the same attention as by calling, by
answering the following questions
1. Give your name and p~ost-oiiice adj.
dress, county and State, and youG nearesi
express Office?
.. Your age and sex?
3. Occupation?
4. Married or single?
). Hight, weight, now and in health
6. How long have you been sick
Z. Your complexion, color of hair aat
eyes
5. Have you a STOPPING OF erect gait!
0. Relate without reservation all you
know about your case. Enclose one dol
lar as consultation free. Your letter vii
then receive our attention. and we viii
give you the nature of your disease anC
our candid opinion concerning a cure.
Competent Physicians attend to CORES
pondents. All letters should be addressed
to Dispensatory. 12lT Filbert Street, PhiIa
delphia, Pa.
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Jonathan Nile. and Ms FIFE.

In ITS, while the American army
was encamped at Tappan, on the
Hudson, General Lafayette had CON-
mand of the advance. his particular
duty being to guard the water front ;
and, in order that any attempt on the
part of the enemy at surprise might
be guarded against, Lafayette issued
orders that there should be no noise
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back to the Conference aud Mrs
Vance.
"By-the-wsy, | met The widow
this morning riding With John Vance
remarked Mr.. Torrey. casually. "You
remember him-tbe brother next u
Charles? He bias just come home
from California, with his pockets
full"
"Ah?"
Yes. Shouldn't wonder il be took
the widow. Some say they're en-
gagged already"
OF course the deacon knew better
than that; nevertheless, be delayed
his tender confession. And lie did
not write the letter. Time enough
for that after be had paid Mrs. Vance
the promised visit. TIE latter lady
had certainly the FIRST claim upon bis
attentions.
Unfortuna ely several days Of tor
menting pal. ensured, during which
the deacon's patience was put to a
pretty severe test but he was at last
able to seek the object Of his hssry
choice. He found her 10 her door
yard, playing croquet with a well
dressed gentleman.
80 happy TO see you, Deacon
Pbeaixir cried she, with voluble
embarrassment. "snd 20 glad to In
troduce Mr.. Vance, dear Charles's
brother. Do come in -
Il hope nv tardy coming does not
seem discourteous, Mrs Vance," said
be. With affsble formally, while the
stranger FASTENED to a suddenly
re called engagement. II have
not"
"No-oh no." broke in the widow
n~ervousl.
al have not bsen well, otherwise,
under u present interesting rela-
tions-"
"0n, Mr. Pbelix !" Interrupted
she. throwing herself upon a cricket
al his feet Do you know, | am so
afraid | am not tbe u To make you
happy Aud my friends say the dis.
rrepancy in our ages is. too great.
Ought to marry against their
wishes? !"
You must decide that question,
dear madem," responded the deacon,
with suppressed eagrraess Tee 10
ger Of Providence was 10 this He
held bis breath TO make sure which
way it poin'ed.
Then, If you don't miDd very
much, Descun Poo Tx, perhaps it
would be better for US TO part IS
friends. o.! | hope you'll forgive
one if I've done wrong"
The DEACON hardly heard the clos
ing sentence for the glad beating ct
his heart.
my dear child, you have done
right. | do not reprosch you," said
be With a smile of infaite b%enevolence
"It is natural that youth should
choose to wed with youth
And that age should wed with
age" he added, mentally, as. with an
adieu slmost p%sternal, be drove away
ia the direclionof Miss Olives.
He aud Miss Wayne were married
the following October. bat Mr.. aud
Mrs Vance waited ill Christmas -
Horper'e pozor
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TAVERN LICENSE.

Notice is hereby given that the lpiio"in5
filed their petitions Tor license ahI Wv
be presented to The Court for allowance W
Thursday, Hay l, 1873
TAVERN ICESsE
Scott 81 rner, Confidence.
Samuel S.Shafer. Berlin borough
Augusta Kalcr, C0nemaugh lNP, Tn
Joseph ; brock Mineral Point AAlJn'
Waller J. Zones. Moyersiale oor'1z
James p. .gens. New Baltfnote ~
Mary Ellie. WIZ, Glencoe. NorthalP r.,
Joseph S.all. ShanksgilIe. St4nt1s a.
George n. DeIIaven. Nelisrsbus-H
Michael Shannon. Summit lNh
Jerome Bowman. Jennert0~h h"-
r.. J. Frazee, Confluence Bnr ats Tza
Frederick Barr. P~0cahont1s, dre
Robert Guthrie. Meyersiale Bof'
Eliza Raer. Meyerstale Bor.
Samuel Custer. StoysloWn BOZ
Thomas Iiill, Irsinl Ber.
Josiah Braut. Somer-et Bor.
Holm II. Uite. SfcystoW1 horna-E
John u. Beniord. ITsiua hor9aSltfrLL
IA Prihononr
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DESCRIPTION

"Nobie Frank" is a very handsome dark brown,
5 years old, nearly Is hands high his legs have
great bone and substance, a splendid mover, has a
good temper, and is warranted sound. He Is con-
sidered by competent judges to be the best horse
In the county In strength. bone. build and action.
April le II. ). PICKING Owner.
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and without a pause, lay hold on the
Bible-God's own book-and rudely
turn over its sacred leaves as if il
were q ledger or commonplace day.
book. 1t is not suited 10 inspire q
holy reverence in the hearts and
minds Of q worshiping assembly. II
is not done "deceutly asd in order,''
becoming the house of God.
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RULE TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE
To ACCEPT OR REFUSE

10 James X. johnson. Susan i,ts-
-Fasbrink, Geo. W. johnson -
rine Andersun- OF Somerset county. Pt So
J. johnson residing n BosnettyIli H,rio, c
west gin Emeline intermarrriei wi,b
y. hitteiour ana Henry y. Johnsun 5oh =
ClmerOn Marshall county West Xir,.a p"
tlAou are hereby nOfined tO,appear a. an 0-nt,.
C1urt % DC held al Somerset, on MonIav ~ a.,
Gay 81 april next. to aece or refuse h, III. -
real est te OF Sarah A. Moon. deed. At ~ L
should not be sold. wy A-ls
Sherin's Office. EDqAR rvrp
March Is. 1879.
March 10
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SALE.

b. virtue suniry writs Of Fl. Ia. AMI Ala Fl
Ia. Issued ont Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Somerset Co, Pa, and to me directed l will ex-
pose to sale by public cutlery, at the Court House
in Somerset, on
Wednesday, ApriI 80, 1879,
at l . clock P. NJ. the following described real
estate viz:
All the right. title, interest and claim Of solomon
Shaulis Of, In AM % The following described real
estate, viz.
A certain tract Of land situate in Somerset Co.
Pa, euntainiDg2J acres more or less, Of which
there are about ! acres in meadow, with a one aal
a half story plank dwelling house, stable and
other Outbuildings thereon erected, all0inin.
landsof Abraham Baker, Eli Bittner, Henry
shaalis ana others. with the aPpnrtenanees.
Takenin execution as the property Of Solomon
Shaulis. NJ the salt Of Tobias Swiizer.
ALSO.
All the right title, interest and claim OF Michael
Hurley, OF, III AMI 10 tho following described real
estate. viz:
A certain lot OF grouni situate in Ursina Dor.
ou2h, Somerset Co.. Pa. containing acre more
or less. with a two story frame dwelling house,
frame stable and other 0utbailding thereon erect
ed, fronting on Harnedsyille road and North Fork
Railroad, alley on the south, lands OF O.. Long on
the west aud north, with the apnurtenaDces.
Taken in execution as the property Of Michael
Hurley, at the salt Of Daniel Augutine.
TEkMS.-Any person purchasing ct the above
sale will please take notice that ten per cent. Of
the purchase money must be paid as soon as the
property Is knocked down, otherwise it will again
be exposed to sale. The residue Of the purchase
money mnst be paid On or before the 1st day Of
May, 1879, the day fixed by the Court for the
viii be acknowledged until the purchase money is
paid In.
EDGARKYLE.
Aprils Sheriff.