The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-09-04
Nov is tho tilnc to com lncncc ad-
vertising for tho fall trade. 1t s

THE coal business over the Sunbu
~ and I.ewistown railroad is rapidly
Increasing ~ winter approaches.
The next term Of the Snyder coun'
H court will commence, In this place
ON the 22I inst.
WE return thanks to Hon. James
Colder, President Of -Pennsylvania Ag-
ricultural College, for copy of Rcpor,
for 1872.
Numerous new species OF worms,
b3ys and other insects continue 10 he
discovered daily preying upon the fruit
aud vegetables.
when your pocket book gets emp.
ty, and everybody knows it, you can
put all your fiieutls ia it. and il won't
bulge out worth cent"
An exchange says there Il not n
casc on record where a man who paid
regular for his newspaper was ever bit.
ten by mad dog.
"A COW belonging TO Harrisen
Bwartz has given birth to four fine
healthy calves within the space Of iir
teen months--rathcr prolific---who can
beat thats
--One Robert Houck was convicted
at Huntington last week for stealing
Railroad ties from the Penna. II. X. No
doubt he Is one of the same breed o
thieves that robbed Millers shoe store
at his place a year ago. Times
Railroad trains Of ore, coal, iron, etc.
are now weighed on tie run. The Fair.
banks Track Scale, with platform
nine rods long, accomp!ishes this mar
vel. Even Wendell Phillips must al
low that the art of weighing is not one
Lost Arts"
Choice family flour for sale at the
Express Office, and Clothing Store OF
G G. Outelius. Every sack guaran.
tced good, Sacks I Bbl. 49lb. ~ 90; 4
Bbl. 244 lbs $1.OO, 1-16 Bbl. 12l lbs, sc
cents also Bran, Chop, Oats, Corn
DC, kept for sale.
When you make mustard plaster
use no water whatever. but mix with
the white Of an egg, and the result will
be plaster that will draw perfectly
hnt will not produce blister even on
the skin OF an infant, no matter how
long 1t is allowed to remain upon the
part.-EL.
1.-The evenings grow pcrceptibly
ionyer and cooler. Summer is practi-
caliy ended, mt least so say the weather
wise, and a very endurable one it has
been. We have had very few hot days,
the rest having been only degree or
tive above what might be regarded as
comfortable summer weather.
Alum is said to be remedy for
funder in horses. Pulyerize it, draw
out the tongue with one hand, (he be-
ing held by an assistant,) and with the
other lay tablespoonful of it as far
down the throat as possible, on the
root OF the tongue. Let the tongue
loose and the alum will go down.
Pic Ntc.-The Musser's Valley Sun.
day School will hold pic mic in Har.
rison swhrtz's Woods, September 9th
10 which hearty invitation is extended
10 all. Let old and young come with
baskets fi,.,ofthc good things, and spend
a day in social pleasures. Excellent mu-
sic will be furnished by Mcssrs. Ocker
brothers. Hains and Steininger.
The mail train west, on Monday
niorni9g, met with n slight accident
ncar Red Hill, resulting in the break,
ing OF truck axle under the engine
smashing the tender considerably and
tesrhS up the track, occasioned by a
loose stone rolling down the embank-
jnent on the track. No personal in
luries suatnined--a little delay---that's
'f all.
WILD CHERRY BALsAM.--The memo
~ OF DIR. Wistar is embalmed in the
hearts of thousands whom his Balsam
OF Wild Cherry has cured of Coughs.
colds, consumption, or some other
form otpulmonary disease. II is now
over 40 years since this preparation
was brought before the public, and vet
The demand for it is constantly increas-
ing.
We notice that DR.. A. C. Clark. of
this place, has permanently located in
Selinsgrove, Snyder county. Pa. Dr..
Clark is u sober and industrious physi-
clan, and had a good practice in this
vicinity. lie was also employed by
the different railroad companies ms
their physician & surgeon, at this place.
His friends here will, no doubt, regret
his departure. We wish him success
In his new field of operations. .---iSunJury
american. - =
SCARLET FEVER CURE.-As this dread
ed and dreadful disease prevails at this
season OF the year, 1t may not be inop-
perfume to state that M eminent phys-
ician claims to rob il of many of It's ter
ross by prescribing for the patient warm
Lemonade, with little mucilage, ms
often as is desired, and the application
OF warmth TO the stomach He directs
that cloth be wrung out of hot water,
and laid on the stomach, renewing II
as often as IL cools.-With this treat
uient he guarantees that not one in a
hundred cases will prove fatal.
A WISH GRATIFIED.-A girl in Centre
township, was given little powder last
week, and told that il she swallowed il.
ANY wish she made would be gratified.
She got it down nicely, and then began
10 think what she had better wish for.
Before she had decided, a peculiar in
ternal feeling made her wish for slop
'Das'ni and as her mother was an ac-
tive woman, she succeeded i'm getting il
in time TO crafty the wish and save the
carpet. The girl don't have much be-
lief in signs, wonders and love powders
any more,--Neo bloomfield Times.
NRIAL LIST SEPT. TERN, 1873.
As,cu%miags & wife vs. D Bolender,
Ross, Schott d Co. vs. Rohback & Bro.
Bates 4 Miller vs. same
Henry Bernheimer vs. Philip Lanig.
Adam Willard vs. jeremiah Grouse.
Jas X Davis ys The s & l. II r Co.
same VS. same