davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1874-12-14
financial.

A ST. JOSEPH and DENVER CITY RAIL-
"A ROAD SoItben Psse Determination ssd wes
ru ud other Railroad Bcpds boasht m me
~. 80 ~ ~ ~ ALBERT n. SIC0LAY Co.
- STOCK Brokers and Ascaepscsy.
No. IS PiDe-st. n y.
and 10 per Maniepal Bssds and other
Investnent Securities. paving 10 to IL ysr e.st;,
fOR SALE BELOW PAR
DROCLAMATfON.-ST of ILLINOIS
ExRCUTIvR DRPARTMENTBy yrtse Of and m seeerssscs
entitled An relation the rsyneut The Nv
Of the State debt approved Feh %. 1853. JOHN bhv
BRIDGE the Of Iss DO hereby not al sso
iCAS EXCHANGE NATION cir ef Es~Ysrt, hs
Treasurer hfas viii the bonds of the se OF
Inos hereafter psusrg cedzns IN this proeisma''cs and
ss concern and al o a bonds viii ee.s
from specified IN this rose to yi fen the 4h ssy
1875 Bo de Issued s Al set to relieve
the lien Chicago the aeis sHd Mhis.n Canal
revrnaes rcfnzg said city the smona expended oJ IN
slinr conmpaei By Al act % provde Foe Ne
peoo Illinois and Michigan Canal upo. the plan adopted
breon section Eve Of sad Ac end to provide s
bonds therefor approved and 10 Tor Oct ~ ISL
the State tine ate three years Aitsr Ne ss
thereof and tnovn the Reyeauc Detct Bonds" -
SAID bonds eseh, registered and Numbered eensss
lively from $50 Inclusive dated Jan l. 1877 psysb Ss ~
1875 NeuYort bearsg Interest st ar per cent per p
bic notes se1i annually on be ars' h'hiJ '-'
testimony whereof hervo Sc. my band and esse e
Alfred OF State Done st ne cay OF spn's
sl this l3sa dJ OF November a x sayvRRIpaR
G.o IT. MxsIow seer-tarv Of State.
FNHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY WARNED
sgan negotiating tie following desebed note . hA- 1ssn s'
or mi.i.E: go.
So 500 SKvYoRK, Dec. ]. 1874
Four months after promise pay tn of Gre
and hundred dOsIs at the Tsaesasns MAJ
'A"' WIZ" '"'''''' KoRN BRO. 4 Co.
End Gns.ler l. Psns.el
New-York tribune., 1874-12-14

Total 357 700 Equal 296 168 bsh
Total snee July 1872 vesse 4 03s 600 Rqask buh
Average price 1873 % 10 per esntal
Average price 1874 81 SO per cepaL
She ao shipped l54 600 bb Flour the months total
rsspialsoa e what and Hear e9ssl lo02 700 sn Tue
surplus for $40 Oc0
this quantity exported cleared BY the 3la Of Tsnsass
sappkes smpe.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-14

quote: - -, 49,. ~ 81, p-..p. 4, ooa
Com Msa W est:rs 15g 20 CoFu Neal uoh safs 100
Con- Meal W.sLn goa 40 40 49,,
Backwhe Flour Is t active and Is hrni stse :. ~ foGs3
aud nis f3dS leo b. Jerse Bag Neal easier
W. asote dne 95as3 U5 Pine Yel At 81 so
Co. C3QSl Feed Al 81 3OG Il CO. Cob Meal
New-York tribune., 1874-12-14
THE MARKETS.
ICsssiaIiy rs,ersea for rus TnIsssz.I !
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

s bs~ss eonplss list Of exports shppsi Ia vessels which
ssrs eissoc to1sT oE fersgs poru;
New-York tribune., 1874-12-14


CHgEsE-The better inquiry fom eIpOrtets tae dec Inc IN
freghs ade agd they OIeHg loSc Vf strictly
Fancy Wesvern dniet and steady We
Factory. 6le 20 STATE Fac-or7 new, .
fancy .......... l5a.alGis all fir. l2'49li4
State Paetory. gooito Safe FsctorT. new,
o.
COM u.....
TO iliF....,. l23sGl3 state faetorf new,
Western FaciOry, eli cream, al sAin a a. D
10 ine..... 10 4l5 state PiIeap1le.. ~ a@z
State FaeIOry new, ElSish D4iES do'''' ID az
all cream. q. .e..... 10 Ol0S4
PROFisIONs SEGroRK FOR tNDIso
New-York tribune., 1874-12-14

In State bonds Missouri 6s OF 1875 sold ct lo len
nessee new series, at 81 and Virginia Consohdateo
NJ h8 The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1874-12-14
5apinas Banks.

EQUITABLE SAVINGS lNsIIIU IloN.
H. sxa.svr eoruer TweaL-st. -Ogrn % aso
Mouday " lestay sstnay fsu % p n h"heI aspo
lied now draws nteres from the 1t Of next fno4ia
New-York tribune., 1874-12-14
THE STATE or TRADE.

Iueladsi in ihe above are Ssos7a barrels aoGr
New-York tribune., 1874-12-14

DxI,x.xx LAcxAvASSA, wysrzRs RsILsoAp CosFASr
20 ErcHANGEPLAcE, sKw.NoRK. Dec \ lS'l ,,,,r,,lx-
TRANSFER BOOKS of NORRIS and ESSEA
R.IIR0AD CONPASf vii he closed from EVENING Of lV'h
-, .a,l MOE Of ~ Jsnuary pox j. ODkLL keglsira
New-York tribune., 1874-12-14
Coruordt,on Notices.

DEPARTMENT oY PrBLIc CHARrTIEs ASo CogKkerios
No. 05 THIKD-AvE., NEw-ioRE. Dec :, 1874. ,.
ALI, persOns having CLAIMS against TINS
N DepatE mssea, sa poes I'M nnea asrss 70" s, s
The ooh inst b. order Boar r. ~ h6DDhA beoskePer
New-York tribune., 1874-12-14
financial.

THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE EArIosL BASK
NEW Dec. l, 1874.
ELECTION.-An election for for directors VIII
- ,S Ss n ~ 4 I oce.k D. m L. WILSON, Cashier
New-York tribune., 1874-12-14

oyvcu OF rHz CONSOLIDATION CoiL COSPAsy OY hiRY,Sp
NO Il BRoADwAY NEwloRK Dec J iSfi
VNHE BOARD of DIRECIOkS OF I'll tins 81 ConIr SHnT
ON ts clUtal stock PAYABLE and after Jan = 1870 IN irsa
.i1 ooy1 ~ IST5 H. 4. HICKS Secretary
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-09
Our Young Folks.
NY MOTHER.
BY A rwEIyE.rrAR.oIn ROY

BY A TwELyE-YEAR-oLD BOY.
Who gave me in my early youth
z Lessons of love and words of TRUTH
Who taught me that should fulfill
And reverence my parents will?
My Mother.
Who tended ME with watchful care,
And warned me of the danger nears
Who turned me from the willful way,
And taught me what was right to sayy
My Mother.
Who Taught me all of Gods commando
Who told me of that holy land
Where angels in eternal rest
Are holy, lovely and most blessed?
Ny Mother.
Who, when scolding deserve,
Reproves me with a gentle nerve?
Who tells me, in her gentle way,
- hen | command YOU should obeyg"
My Mother.
Rural Netp Yorker.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-09
/" THE EARLY BIRD"
BY MARY d. BRINE.


n.rxrr,Y over the dewwet grass
TT-inned blue-eyed Milly, the farmers lass,
enincing her mllk-pail to and fro,
a. she murmured love song, soft and low.
MANY a sutton Milly had,
From the 'squire's son TO the herdsman's lad;
mr. sbe smiled on all with a merry glance
And cave each wooer an equal chance.
Vow faithful Donald, the herdsman's lad,
INC more he loved her the more was sad;
!. Por what with the 'Squire's son" though the,
:. She never will turn thought to mel
mt down in the meadow he raked the hay,
When Milly went singing along that way.
Wa watched her pass. and she cried in jest:
!. .,TIs the early bird '-you know the rests'
Then suddenly Donald grew so bold
THAT the nod, old story was quickly told;
And blue-eyed Milly was nothing 10th
IN that summers morning to plight her troth.
- hi foolish Donald" she cried, in glee,
:. No wait so long for hint from mel"
Then merrily over the dew-wet grass
Tripped Donald and Milly. his own sweet lass.
N. Y. independent.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-09

Fannie's head was covered with pro-
fusion of dark auburn curls, which were
indeed crown of glory that made her
plain face almost beautiful.
Gentle, loving, and beloved by ALL she
remained in the seminary until she grad
uated with honor, after which Madam
offered her the position of head teacher,
with a most liberal salary, which she
gratefully accepted-Christian Union.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-09

ASPARAGUS SoUP-Take three large
handfuls of asparagus, Cut off one inch
of the tops and lay them in water, chop
the stalks and put them in a soup-pot
with one onion, cut up, pepper and salt,
and three quarts of water; boil briskly.
When the stalks are done, strain them
from the liquor, put that back with the tops,
a hook of ham and fat chicken. Boil it
until the chicken is done, and thicken it
with -four and butter rubbed together,
and wet with some of the soup or milk.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-09

Snow Balis.-Beat the whites of ten
eggs till very dry, then add very grad
ually one pound of pulverized sugar, and
then add two or three drops of the
essence of lemon. Have ready some
white paper and with a spoon drop the
mixture in balls upon the paper. Set
them in a moderate oven and when tinged
with brown take them out.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-09

"A lady Of Lafayette, Ind, has fur
nished the means to enable her servant
to visit her relatives and friends in the
old countryside girls wages to continue
during her absence.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-09

According to Virginia City paper
all our quartz-vein deposits have been
produced from aqueous solutions and by
magnetic affinities of mineral molecules
during protracted periods of oceanic sub
mergencies.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-09

"A patent has been taken out for an
invention by which it is claimed glass can
be used as a building material for house
fronts, floors or payements, superior to
marble in durability and economy. 1t
can be made plain and varicgated and
its colors are indestructible.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-09

strong, you've been there; you know all
about that; you don't buck your money
away at three card monte-not muchp-
Overland Moathlv.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-09

TIE Ocala (Fla.) people are waging an
internecine war. Several alterations
have already taken place, in which pis-
tolls and double-barrcl shot-guns have
been INDUCED in.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-09

Sugar Cake.-Half pound of but
ter, half pound of sugar, one pound of
-four three eggs, and milk enough for
dough. Beat the butter and sugar to-
gether, whisk the eggs light and add
them, stir in the milk and -four alter
nately so as to form dough Roll the
dough out, cut in cakes, and bake in
moderate oven.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-09

The wife Of the new Secretary of the
Treasury Is said to be asplendid financier.
She never paid $50 for bonnet that she
could make herself for $40.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-09

A BosTog correspondent tells the fol-
lowing: Mark Twain, In one of his ar
ticles, speaks of the lady who treasures a
precious slice of bread from which Dick
ems had taken bite. This sounds like
the broadcast burlesque, but the following
anecdote, which Is literally true, and
illustrates many peoples foolish desire
for relics, shows that Twain was hardly
burlesquing in his essay. The last time
that Mr. Dickens was in this country he
happened one morning to breakfast at
the common table Of the hotel where he
was stopping. When he had eaten his
egg, he dropped the empty shell into his
egg-cup, and, after finishing his breakfast,
he left the table. AS soon as he had gone,
lady who had sat next to him arose, and,
taking up the cup, went TO the hotel pro-
prietor and offered to purchase it Of him
at any price; and the unwashed egg-cup,
containing the broken shell, is now kept
by her as souvenir of the great novel
ist."
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-12-03
THE SUN.


Th,ap, roach oCthe " siiential election gives
unusu | twp rtance to the events and develop.
meuts of 1870 We shall Q tsrVor 10 dcsCritc
IHE WEGKIY ~UN has now atiai ed
circulation of ovc- sevcuy thousand crUica. It's
reade,s are found IN every tate md Terri ny.
and its quality T. eCli known { tue irh ir n e
shat NOT only cndeavor to kccpit upfui to the
old STANDARD but im rove and Jdd to its variety
TiiE WEEKLY SUN VIII continue 10 be
thorough Newspaper All the news vi the day
will bo found IN Il, condensed wien uuimrur
tant. Mt full length when ofmoncnt, anj alN tys
We tru.t Gated In u clear, ,.in,cTesthg nj IT,.
it is nur aim to make tho WEEKLY sun hr
best family ncNspnpe' IL, tho W rid l. vilbc
mll OF cutottaiuinF and npptpltts to reading u.
must scrup l.us aud delicate ttstc Will q
wtNs cortniu the ~ - Interest uI .'urIc. o.. .'
roman 's 'i tue uay, chiciuly sr.,co o..
icsibly printed.
ho frt lcul,r'al rci MN NJ .. o. tro,ot .'
tcntu e tr tie " t.a ~l u' 'f. HtI....
Nill always he { un' tte'. and 90 nl.
re rurb be- O, p,c, : 'or.rdc .o .. .i..
ere sior. M tlo TIKI. ~ ..t.s
.'- olec,i'y J, n,,.n.s. r.
f'- o.. 81 ~tieu rrrt,.t ucu B. ",p.. .t
Horu. g. Fr .i .--..,. 90 ..Ii. ...
r.,ctfcn 10 'to.lr.N '.. .h.., t...
3 % uas',. 'c's sI.l ,g' 'n..r..
70 roIul'"y 20 ..' D tir ~ .'-
Its .i.t,t '.,
rIu.r. ..''.s u'. .. .
w,.. " '..
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Beaver, Isaac Aurand, s s Baker, VIM.
Beaver, Paul Benfer. Geo. Smith Beaver
West. l. \ llerhstcr. I'd. Mitchell; Gem
ire. Solomon BowersoN Franklin. Chas.
Boyer. VIM. Bowcrsox, G. =. Swcngel u.
Jackson. Geo. u Bcnfer, Joseph Shifer;
Mouroe, Daniel Beaver. David Wendt.
Jno. Young Mijdlebure. John p Smith I;
Perry Daniel IIooyis, wm. lIeigcs, J Il
Martin. Enoch Smith Perry West. Jos.
Arhocast VIM. Eoadnrmcl, J q sinhl, u
y suyicr Willow. Jonathan Woomcr:
Penns. Samuel Erllcy. wm. Hughes. Hen
Henry Mnycr Daniel Ott. Geo Schoch;
Sclinssrjvc. George Ehy. : Rccly. Benz
Ki-ner. A Mnrhhrgrr. Jonas Rnuch
Union. Jonathan Gamhy. Jacob Miller.
Albright swine ord, \ & Secc' rist i! Wash.
inr'on. u. VI. Bo,torf e. +. rNaniz, WIN.
Meyer. Joseph Ioush, A. S Mer'l. Pete,
Wettcl.
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NIAEsEsEEIIb.

On tA' -iih ul'. hy Rry, g. O. T. lrnmvrr. Joel
Blr,r, of M.allncr,uh 'owushin, and Mrs. Mar
ga-.' Is t'r.F, "t LIyrrunul p,rsy county.
y Iy. .Gtl hy kry. I. q. IA nunls, hr. VIE.
lam u. RIuh NJ Miss Sophia VI. Spisiom5 er,
both ui West Beaver.
Ou thn same Gsy 10y tie same. Mr.. Andrew
Nrid.r 7th Nis. C4thIriu" B .rkrr. tho former oi
Wrs' u aver thr latter e K,lv Nifiu go.
y y. l "a hy tn slu', Mr.. L. lNarl trtycf uf
J. ." i-t1wu aud Miss my Suuok OF LiilyH r.,
VI N Go.
Nov. I.th ly the same, Mr. Roswell roV"rsoS
ard Miss Amanda Il ger, both Of Decatur, NJ fiu
county,
Nv. 18th by tho same Mr. Jacob Dingnmau
aud Mi-~ Al. Wr'Eal both of Bcay,rt 1wu.
NOV. ld'h los tho sFmr, Ntr, James Potter and
Niss LYDIA St,iuirgcr both uf West l} aver.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-12-03

LYcEuMs LooKn | Ur.-The winter
season draws near, aud before many
weeks there will loo general cessation
uilahor throughout the rural districts,
I his season of the year is the farmers
.Yliday. While tLe city folks were
cooling themselves ut the seashorc or
,u the mountains, the tlller of the soil
was gathering his harvest, swcltering
ln the summer sun. But while the hu-
siness man of the city Is engaged in
the turmoils and perpleXities OF the
winter trade, the farmer Is sitting
around the roaring fire, sipping his cl-
der and taking his ease. This Is also
.Ae time when lyceums are inaugural
ted and spelling schools, debating socl'
cites and singing schools iiourlsh;
Books are gathered up and neglected
studies resumed, pursued with all the
more zeal by reason of the anterruptlon
BIZ the busy season. The lycenms are
good institutions ifproperly conducted.
II the aim ani end be mutual improve
ment, and il care he taken TO secure
and judiciol,s presiding oil
GERS, and ifsensible and practical ques-
lions are brought out for discussion
.hen there will much beipetit accrue
rom these social and intellectual meet.
ings, and as n means of culture and
mutual Improvement they villbe found
most cflcctunl. .--Er.
|. Waaler what has becomalofthe Mid
GoH cam i..uv,nss done. ~
~ gv.ry,s.s ,.,s..sa :" S~
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-12-03
.SNlDER CUUNrl. SIS:
The cummoaW sl,h @


sNG NA.tl.tlN III u
PENNSYLVANIA.
r. r.r.....
Wrnnfn4cr. willow. John w E,,,.....
Il.,u,, ini.rm,,ri,d with I4t,, r.t,
firury II. Errpingrr. Nrrr,r.' i,t.-r.r.
.r,rl with ucor,r 4 EpNer.,,y Cr,rl,.
Walter. Robert Walter. Nil.on wslto-
phprts Waiter. Lincoln waller. If,i.
Walter. Horny wnl,er.John Water. g .trcc
Wtllcr mi Edward WNrts m Of Whom.
are minors cNtrpt CNpiafN Waller. aud
h.ygt,r G.,ri. ,lu,.N W.nt,r
a. =,
'"'.'7 y N'l''' Wl'.' "h" ma io'
Ids Guar II In S,ut =. = wrr-. y, Ind VI .rIg
Npy,r , r,.r. VH, nm. t,r b,r.u. lam.
- 10
'."" N,"'. \. u. ''''-' Wh' N'' lhI't
900 .iI.ll .,.'v Ihcan hHu'i..srr, bat Wh D.
I...t .....ot. I.Yft. ,rt.r t..f,.,. ,l...,.I
q. ',..
.'.N l.. t'Hh t'f. '.' "I.Ii'l 10. '' ....
'li ~ ~ "W ''.ldr iu ~uNncr county. &c.,.
md 'l.l, iui.rH,,f~.. vI|l g..,.t u.
I.,., ., ~, L...
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-12-03
Iury Lisi.-.Dccenber 7. rs74.


Beaver, VIM Bfger. A. Middleswarth
John Meyer. Win u Smith. Robert Smith,
Jacob c Spccbt Chapman, Frederick VI
HSrr,ld Franklin. Samuel Gilbert :
Jackson. Horny Meyer Monroe, John
Amp: Middlecrcek. joel Bilger Perry.
4 q IIorubcrger. Msrkley Sclinsgrove.
VIM. i Eckberi. wm. Noetling, Charles "
Winters. Isaac Romig. u Schnurc Union,
Jacob Blosser. q lIerrol1, | 8 LpnEa
ere. Henry Scholl, Geo. Daubert Wash.
ington, Tillman Hoffman.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-12-03
SNYDER COUNTY. IS g.:
The Commonwealth Of

GSsg The Commonwealth Of
Pennsylvania.
To Sarah
neihl. widow, Aaron H. Delhi. Na'hrr II
Delhi, Andrew J, Deihl. Mary II. pThl m
tcrmnrricd with Henry RumiF, VI ch1rl II,
Dtihl Joseph II Debit all rrriliug in ~uy.
der Co. va. aud Simon n DrihlIcsiiiul IN
the Stulc ot Connexions Sew Haven, uni
David II. prihl, residing in Tokonrh,
Bent Co Nchr,>sl, linr.l drccuItu's Cd.
Michael Dsihl la'c It jhe Township OF
h,nglon, Snyder counly, deceased
GurETISg:
You are hereby cited to be aul appear
before the Juigcs oar orphin, Court
nt nu Orphan tou,t - hr hail q Middle
burg. ou the 2ud Monday of Dee mhsr. T..
%. 1874, NJ ~ o'olnrk in m" forrppnn,
hen nnl there q nrc'p' or refuse 10 take
lhrRcal Estate of said Nichrel pc.hl lecea-
cd. ~ the appraised lut,ion rur upon it
hy an Iuqursi duty AVA tel by the said
,ourt, nni returned nv the sheriff Of said
counts, apd ,toy cause why the same
houll not b, sold Aud hereof f,il not
Witness the Hon Joseph q. iiuehrr,
res, tent of oar said Court, M Milllc-
hurg, this 3u,h day ot ustober. \ u.
1874 j, CRDUSE, Clcrk q. q.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-12-03
Now Sadll8p & Harness Shop.
And Auctionecr.
Middleburl. SNYDER County. Pa.

'TllE undersigned would respect
j fully cIl tho attention of the citlz o., #
Mild'chgr1 a'd vicinity, that hp has rented tile
Sadllcr Suuu formerly occupied ly NJ Beaver
where persons wishing anything IN his line VIII
u wei! by calling uu hluI, ng NOu can du better
than nuyolrr m the county. | am also 70 licensed
AUG IiON Eil, and vii call sales at short mo-.
iicu and " T,atuuaulo terms. Az ash Il. a trial
NoN..6iiLI l.. b. kAUI FMAS,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-12-03
NOTICE Of Widows Appraiscments
I lpAn

HUUVT THV cOTV INV = Y UTlN0 I
hereby given that the following widows
npprniscmeuis have hrcn filed with IA,
Clerk Of tie urphgns' Court Of Snyder Co..
for confirmation on Monday, the lIth day
ot hc'cuhrr next.
Ar,rfiscmcot Of --- Ritter, willow of rll
ms hEttcr, lat" ul Jackson towushlI =C'i.
Nplrai-Cm ot Jane RohrthIrh widow Of
Dan ci Enhr1blch ate 4 "elnsgruye d.c'd
Apprnis meut nt Cnthlriuo trtyh. H. willow
81 J. bias Gray bill ate OF West Perry township
decd
Ap rnisemcrt of Harriet Rrou.c, widow of
In.s II. ltou. e. late ur WusA on TWP. rcc'l
Advertisement ui Rchrcct krrmer willow uf
Eeuben hrcncr late ut Frnrklin wp., drr'd.
!, GROUSE Jerk Cd, g.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-12-03

If Alcholic Stmulants are taken
into the blood the heart works faster,
and this unnatural speed wears out thc
vital machinery, .Ail Intoxicating
nostrums advertised as "tonics,' reno.
vators," &c, produce this disastrous Of.
feet, and should he rejected. Dr.. Walk
er's Vegetable Vinegar Bitters-an In
vigorant without the curse ofalcohol
is everywhere supplanting the poisons.
Nov. l2,iw,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-12-03
ID T. ID

Ia rrlH tsp., ou the e2ld ult Nj. SAMUEL
PIAlinl at tho advanced a.r Of 50 years, Mr..
Paving was highly l'suvctrd ly ;Ie pvuul, uf
Snld-i county aud at t., time of his Death was
one Of the Oldest citI1ens IN our county,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-12-03
Trial List.---December. T. 1874.

Jaserh Nan!luskirk Vsrenn. n u 60.
Lands ifick ACO VIM aud Elwln
Boyr
W TIsher vs. rcnna. canal Go
rulins gtsum VsA Spiingnan ct o.
Jimes LongAore W Fran .ilu ,huch ct al
Vim J NoSsr " Isaac 1ruNei
Cco A r Uconud 60 wE RuhIuck ct al
= X Hen vsB FSJ Grouse
JOhu BOworsoS vsSwluciOr n Nhtuiol
Dtui / lUhugr va uinmIugs.
AlCNRnier kvhbAck va nv y VOL.
i = Weller idmt " Fcter Weller
h r kaatgcA eta al VS. Diuiol Bnlcudcr
] tlair v manuel nuigts
petor W epecht vsCulr e. go. or
TAos Bower iTcs. g. vs. Z Wagons Her ct =.
" |. tirtiucr vs. Mrs Annie SNartZ
John r. Rn'hhum Co vs Ira ~syos
Cornelius B0wersoX W jonathan Il fayetta
Fcttyrolf
! \ Kelly vs. chr stlan Stahl.
Tho ablvc cluscs are 20 issue rul tor Trial
at the December term ls1I !. Ckp, ~.
Nov Ij.ls4 P.othOnotlry
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hCrrrrST.--Prof ], II. Phillippi of
who was in this place during
our Fair, for the purpose of making a
balloon ascension, but did not ON ac-
count ofthc iuclcmcucy of the wealth
er, met with severe accident, n few
weeks ago, Mt Churchtown, Borks Co.
lie had passed over the tightr rope, sew
eral times, and was performing the
drop act" from the trapczo, attached
Ia the rope, a distance of25 feet from
the ground when lac met win the acci-
dent. Here is what lac says about the
affair: II was hanging 10y my toes on
the main rope, head downward, | left
so and dropped throngh the air until
my feet reached the bar. | caught the
bar with my toes when the rope broke
and down | went head foremost tn the
earth. spraincd Iny left leg and skin
ed my face, and my wrist was out OF
Joint. This is the worst thing that has
happened me yet, but it don't scare
me"
1t is his earnest desire to make an
ascension from this place early next
Spring. 1t is also his intention of visit
ing our town in n few weeks and lee
lnre io.re.} on o,,I; b2;llooning ropc-w"lki"s and
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keal Estate at jacob uuch, lato of Nour twp
snyder County, lT,,, ducd. Tho l'ustes VIII
expose the following ie,crib,d Real lstaie to
J ublic sale on IA premises. on the ubnve given
date, ttKlDAN, DE EMbEk l.th, ls1iJ at 10
O'CLOCK, a. NJ, toW't:
Troci No, /.
being certain plantation or Tract NJ Land, SIT.
uate lu Monroe toSuship Aforesaid, adjoining
lnnds of EliZub tn Sanders and the heirs oi
DnEl Gauuler ON the Last, Jacob Shailer aud
Michael Va. 10 un the >Uyth, Henry cochran and
Ia, iel Hi, on the wcst aud Martin ~lear and
. her lat ds OF the sad deco On the North :
containing
GO AcrCs,
more or less. Thiswns tho Mansion Prorerly
o. saia decedtnt, and on Il aIe ersSted . large
and commodious TWO SlnkS FRANZ
BaBN, together with all the necessary out
building all otwhlch arc IN an txcellents 81 tie
oi repair, h eellent water on the premise.
TwOexe llsnt orchards OF Choise Fruit
Tc1d No. .,
Contains 50 Acrcs,
moro or less. adjoining lands Of Hiram Young
aud heirs Of Jacob r. ilummel decd, ON The
Fast other lends ~ decd on tho south martin
Slcsr aid Jacob T. Hummel on the West aud
j. h. Hinnnel's heirs on the Nor;hi on which are
Tpo Story Frame House,
Large Bank Burn,
bath Lelrly new, oxceilent water. splendid young
orchard, About i5 Acres cleared, balance well
timbered.
Tract No. 3,
81 Acres and 10 Pcrches,
looated ini Monroe twp adjoining lands of Isaac
Jarret. Henry Aurund, Jacob Millhon. John
Hummyl and other ID Aeres aro cleared bal
alee well timbetcd.
The above property is beautifully loca-
ted aud is convenient 10 public schools
aud churches. II is contagious to thee
or fsue good Markets. The land is in n
high slate Of cultivation. Further infor-
nation in regard to this valuable proper
Ia can be had by addressing
GEO. w. HOCH, Trustee,
Shamokin Dam, Snyder CO., Pa.
LIS. LoSdAcRl, Auctioneer. Nov ~