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, 1877-11-08
Gute MuSrcte.

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berts srbielt Den auitras, bic 6iiAprecist oss
bcili9en autouius bon Yaoua bar5ulteaen,
bic er am Meerssuier balt, pdartno aue Se-
wobnsr oes Wesres ibm 5ub6ren uno o,e
86pie aus benz Waiisr itsdsn. Gr ianc &c
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iasts ibm Ssmaap, rois lsbsnpissn &rebie fnf
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~Smaba &epublican" 9eridtet, in welder er
auseinanoerieet, in wie fur3er .3eit er cine
5tsiie nm bic 8slt semadt bat. @r iast:
~abssiebet BON Der i3eit, Die i'd an peridieoe=
nen Stelen perbratt, ba oieier &silsauisnt=
halt sinsli6 batte permieoen perben %f0nnen,
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itiaen Oceans 9iinltt9eres @etter %getroffen
hatte, in 60 Sasen babe ausiibren fDnnen.
Die 8eiie bon Ileranbrien iiber Srinoiii unb
PariS mad Qouoon unb BON bort had Ntp
Dorf uno Gun francisco murbe in 20 Ga9en
Sariidgslest uno eben oieielbe' 3eit brauhten
mir sur ueberfabrt uno San 6raneisco nad
Dofobama. Son bier gelau9ten mir III 6
Sasen nod Canton. Cine 5ebntdsi9e Tabrt
Ourd Die dineiihe See uno Die Mseren9e bon
Dtalacca bradte ms nit 8eriibrun9 ueriAie=
oeler Yunfte, Die id feline 3sit aufsn3ablsn
babe, mad Gsplon. Son bort fubren mir
nad Suea, uno 5tpar in IL 3a9en, uno bon
bier aus in menigsn Sturben nit Der @iiei-
babn mad aleranorien, unlerem alussanss=
punfte, 10 bab mir Die 9anss Oiltall5 bon
$4,000 (snslii9en) Dtsilen - 10000 gu @ai<
ier uno 5000 gu Sano in 68 Ga9en 5uriif
lesten, obne baB uns elm llnfaa paiiirte ODER
mir irseno etpas gu erleioen sebabt batten."
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Or. MmamH &Dmi8's
kr0uter paafer,

EN- a%ltbelpabrtes WfltteI geSen
0e',dwire, ufiene Wunocn, Sal;flnB,
YeiuiraB, TrOit'Y enlen.
@eNeu lofalen Gbenmatism1ts.
Bon trefHtder Wirtnnsbe
Sumors, Siltelm, inncrcn %erleBungen,
Teritandungen.
Gin Yadet oes 3 q M burser d II.
Hahers toitet rs Gents. finf
Padete fir $500, 1T in ieoer Ipothefe su
laben ODER wirb mach @mpfang oes . Ices
!oteufrei mad auen Ehetlen Der Ser. Staa.
len p~erlanbt burh
". Woeeler Il Go
Baltimore, WSe.
, 1877-11-08
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nitt umbin fam gu penfea, it mad einem
cusIiiden Slatte 6olsenoes: y DAB iie NIT
le9sSebn Sabrsn eiu iebr biibi6es WaoAsn
mar; p oab iie iebr piele ih6ne Seiratbsan=
trdse hattie ODER bod bate baben %f0nnen, menn
fe gepolt batte; - oab ale lire 8reunoinnen
UNI flint Sabre alter iino ais fe am9eben; A
oab is Elm iebr sutss SsrS bat; 81 oab ibr
@atte uiel reiAer iein f0nute, wenn er itets
ibrtm 0atbe 9efol9t battle; g oaB Die aente
aus Der SdDnbeit Oieier ODER Seuer oiel gu
uiel @eiens MAIDEN; y oab ibre Sdwle9er=
muttsr cine Der uuleioliditen YeriOnsn Der
Welt lei; 81 oab lire Sinoer otel bibiAer
ino, ais Die Der 6rau a., .. uno g.; 81 Sab
ie germ wiiien m0d)te, oh ibr Mann, wenn
er aussebt, iih audi INNER portbin besiebt,
mobin er III seben erflart; 10) oaB ibr alteiter
Sobu gang Dem Sater nod gerdtb; ~ BAT
ale alien Sunsfsrn beralih gu bemitleiosu
ieieu. uebri9ens erlauben mir uuS bon III Term
5tauopuaft aus bin5u3uiissn oaB biz
Yuutte 3, 6 uno IL aud bon iungen Wfao.
hen 9elten.
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800 YtanOs lllD Orgeln,

800 YlanOs llll0 Srgell1,
leu unc aus Spelter pamp, uom Ja%prIfanten er'
Ter Hiane, lueroen su iieorl8eren prellen. IurNalY ODER
tolWtayss Saglunsen, oOer Tur Wtlstpe III Staot uno
:unO. !uaersno Dleler 1arten .3,ltea uno Der Gelerta8e
%'srtautt, AIS ~oRleipeh e 3uulr I IL Jtelp yort %oTTerirt
ouroen. N8snten perlan8t um MSaters neue Scdie
pianoS unc OoncerhCr8eln iu pertauTen. 9uu.
lrlrts 0ataloye per po,i uerlumot. Quite Seoingun8en
ur oen banoe.. Gin YroBer Disepnto tir SeDrer,
DelllilNe, MlrNen, GO4eN. S9n.en &C. 49S2onDs
, 1877-11-08
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Gin meDulnlihes YNunpCr.

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5taetum, Serptsin, ADnigs. Arantptit, xrytpelas, az.
oel0wure unp be l1lttnmisn daue Don Uiutfraatpst.
N, sr0Be S&paNs, 9sber. uno 9ttertnlttpen, WtnB.
parm u. &c. wifo Iui's Ssftiu1mtsHe purp eIslen xpn,s
iusr Nttnt8un8smltIsl eebellt. Aerlelot IN 3ws,snp'
pansi8 SABRE ptnbur9 pom Yublltum erpropt, 1al
,unpsrttauisnpe uua 5auep sepetlt unp eIrri usis.
9enn mao 9,prlprtrt 8snp,nnen. Jt elm itHeree pstl.
n,tiel pom 6tnt!n IN ausn ~bs,lbaren .ausn, eurirI o.,
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,ttreNen III,
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cap. lra8ppen i'm gact' lbsatsr tu SrpefIpn. ". H..
ON drpntften hpsamatismus. na6pem p%erfelbe cent
kIfDl9 pom ben ppriu8lttlIsn Aerjteu &uropa's aai
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ppartS xebeuss gotham eurtrte 5errn Y. o.
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Istabrttbsa Vs,@wur, na1bsm CT Iebs Utpnas IN
5rpGppap pptpttal mar une bort ais %unbellbar erIIar
purpt.
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0fret 9tp. 242 Gresuwi1 Ctr. ppn etutm i%erptuIpIsn
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lspruneen mar. PER- u. bat pabrenp 10 Sabren uaa
Jeibtbeasr Ssilana teine Wieperbcian8 Der Rranissti
rtabren.
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,unretsm @bsumattsmus 10 srnhl,asr art, Sae psrlslb,
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nannte iSnnts mot ,tins 9ano anm Appfs trbebfn xnt
par waprtnO prstss 9t0aa's an's Sstt %sslsfsl'.
3u baben IN Der tsaapt' OfFee, 246 Sranp Ctr, xxs
oct apOtbstsrn i'm AaGsms,nsn. su 81 per 5lai&s. ests
| 5la,dsn IS.
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| si.25. - Spatt'S YalmUnt Saliam, pbtr Der 6wtne
iu6tiesn Nrsuap, Bu $t.0U. - Spatts Spts siat.
msnt, %untsbIDar fur seesn uns samsrssu itesr art,
| appfpsb. Snausnta, Satarrb, su rs gts.
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rem Ylase ~ baten tnb, 10 renet man i'd brett anpas
Central DspS,, 246 @sansar.. y: .:
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Dustnb. t3m2Utau
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-26
Adjourned Court Proceedings.

The February term Of the several
courts having adjourned to April 10Th.
1877. His Honor J. G. Buchcr and
Associate B. l.. Raudenbush, present.
The following cases were disposed of
Henry Spots w. IYm. II. Backhouse
Notion for new trial. New trial award
ed. This was an action for malprac-
tice. end when tried before resulted in
n verdict against tho Deit.
Commonwealth VS.. w. a. Mceker
Rule on Commissioners OF Snyder
County to show cause why the county
should not be ordered to pay the costs
of prosecution on the indictments
quashed in the above case at Sept Sess
1875. Rule discharged.
Peter III. Snyder and Lydia II. Sny-
der, Adm'rs. of Bel Fisher decd, vs.
Penna. Canal Co. Rule to show cause
why judgment should not be entered
non obstauti peridicti, Rule discharged.
John +. Weller vs.. d. Eisenhart.
Reasons for new trial. Rulo dis
charged.
Abraham Kaufman and Benjamin
Kaufman vs.. Mary Long. Reasons for
n new trial. Rule discharged. This
was the contested will case certified
from Perry county.
W. Ii. Ripka vs.. Strunk and Worry
Rule to open judgment. Rule made
absolute.
In the matter OF the estate of DR..
Isaac Hottenstein decd. Exceptions
to widows appraisement. Exceptions
dismissed.
ID. Eisenhart now for use &c VS..
Charles Sprinkle a al. Rule to show
cause &c. Rule made absolute.
Rule on Joseph Heiser to show cause
why he should not deliver his docket
as Justice Of the Peace to his success.
sor in office, Wm. Harding. Rule dis.
charged.
BENZ. II. Long vs.. Daniel Hettrick.
Reasons for new trial. Rule dis
charged.
Arguments heard and opinions filed
by Hon. b. F. Junkin, of Perry county.
This is the water right case from Mon.
roo township.
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Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia. Dyspepsi

DysPcpsih' DySpepsla' dyspepsia.
Dyspepsia is the most perpleXing Of all
human ailments. Its symptoms are al,
most infinite in their variety, and the for,
lorn and despondent victims Of the disease
often fancy themselves the prey. in turn
Of every known malsdy. This is due, in
part to the close sympathy which exists
between the stomach and the brain, and in
part also to the fact that any disturbance
OF the digestive function necessarily dis,
orders the liver, the bowels and the nerv-
Gus system. and effects to some extent,
the quality Of the blood,
Z. T. Kunkers Bitter Wine Of Iron a
sure cure. This is not new preparation,
to be tried and found wanting ; il has
been prescribed daily for many years in
the practice Of eminent physicians with
unparalleled success +; IL Is not expected
or intended TO cure all the diseases to
which The human family is subject, but
is warranted to cure Dyspepsia in It's IN ost
obstinate form. Kunkels Bitter Wine OF
Iron never fails to cure. Symptoms of
Dyspepsia are loss Of appetite, wind and
raising Of the food, dry ness Of the mouth,
heartburn, distension Of tho stomach and
bowels, constipation. headache, dizziness,
sleeplessuess and low spirits. Try the
great remedy and be convinced Of its mer-
It's. Get the genuine Take only Kun
kers. which 10 put only in 81 bottles. De.
pot, 269 North Ninth g., Philadelphia.
Advice BY mail free, by sending s cent
stamp. Try one. bottle Of Kunkel's Iron
and be convinced OF its mirits. Sold BY
druggists and storekeepers every where.
Worms. Worms. Worms.
Removed alive. Tape Worm removed
alive in form, two to three hours, with veg
etabls medicine. Head and sll passing
from the system alive. No fee till head
passes. The Doctor never fails to remove
Tape. Seat, Pin and Stomach Worms. Ask
your druggist for q bottle Of Kunkel's
Worm Syrup. Price @l, per bottle. j
never fails, or send TO DR.. Kunkel. 90
North Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. for
circular with full Instructions, by enclo.
sing 8 cent stamp for return Of same
Kunkers Worm Syrup is used for children
or adults, with perfect safety, as it 10 veg.
etable. Buy IL, and try 1t.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-26

NEVER Do fr.-Never run after your
hat when II blows off in the street.
There's nothing that makes man feel
80 foolish, or appear so ridiculous to
others, as to pursue rolling, rollick-
Ing. cantering hat, especially ifthat hht
belongs TO the one who Is chasing It.
There's but one thing to do under the
circu and that is, to keep per.
iectly cool, never smile, walk lcisurely
In the same general direction your hat
u going, make no replies to the fellow
who remarks upon your condition,
but keep right on until the hat stops.
when some one is sure to run into the
'Geet, pick up your hat and bring il
y you, for which service you will thank
him as kindly as you can consistently
Nth we'll preserved dignity. II IS a
|hmarkable fact, but one that cannot
y denied, that there is always some
body at hand TO pick up another's run.
way hat. He can do IL without at.
tacting undue attention or evoking
lpecial ridicule. The owner of the hat
Of course the centre ofattraction, aud
enless he deport himself In tho most
rcumspect manner, he is liable to be-
nme target for all sorts Of sallies OF
eeet wit Therefore, wo say, never
base your own hat, but always en-
savor 10 secure the passing hat Of
bother. Tho owner will never forget
b kindness, however indifferent he
Ny appear upon receiving II at your
buds. You cannot know how deeply
appreciates the service, unless at
me time or other your own hat has
kn yssca>d AaA sastorsd 70 you.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-26
How to Explode a Lamp.

The Scientific american gives some
Of the circumstances which lead to
the explosion Of kerosene lamps, the
philosophy of all of them being that
the fame may pass down the wick
and ignite the vapor which accumu-
lates in the upper portion of the lamp
This vapor is not explosive, as the
term is ordinarily understood but
when it is confined so that the gases
resulting from its combustion cannot
escape freely into the open air, the
vessel confning it will be shattered
The ignition Of the vapor may be
as follows:
I. A lamp may be standing on n table
or mantel, and a slight puff Of air from
the open window or door may cause an
explosion.
2. Alamp may be taken up quickly
from table or mantel and Instantly OF.
ploded.
8. A lamp is taken out into tho entry,
where there is q draft, or out Of doors,
and an explosion ensaes.
"a - Wy
Of stairs, or is raised quickly to place IL
on the mantel, resulting in an explosion.
IN these cases the mischief is done by the
air mavement-either BY suddenly check.
ing the draft or forcing air down the
chimney against the flame.
o. Blowing down the chimney to extin-
guish the light is frequent cause Of eX.
plosion.
Q. Lamp explosions have been cause d
by using q chin ney broken OF at the top.
or one that has a piece broken out. where-
by the draft is variable aud the dame un =,
steady.
Z. Sometimes q thoughtless person puts
q small wick into large burner, thus 10 a.
wing considerable space along the edges Of
the wick. An old burner. with its si r.
draft clogged up, which rightfully should
be thrown away.is sometimes continued
in use, AMI the final result is an sxplo-
sion
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All railroWd employees, when on du.
ty constitute n special police.
News from Beaver Iswnshin.

On Monday night, April 1e, In Bea-
YER township, Mr.. Christian Harman
was awakened by q scream from his
children. He went to see the cause
and found q large black snake coiled
in q ring along side of his little ones.
The children escaped. Mr.. Harman
killed the snake.
ExHfBITIoN-Ira Filson's schoo
closed at the West Adamsburg sch ooI
house, with grand exhibition on
Wednesday evening, April 18th, 1877
The Middleburg String Band was pres
ent and enlived the occasion with Their
excellent music. Notwithstanding the
inclemency of the weather, it was d
grand success. The house was crowd
ed to its utmost capacity, and large
number were unable to find seats. n
was nearly IL o'clock before the exhi.
bition closed, and all were we'll pleased
with the way in which il was conduct.
cd, Mr.. Filson is acknowledged to bt
one ofthe best teachers in tho county
He will commence teaching a selec
schoo | on Monday the Both inst. l..
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-26

THs Law OF PusLIo sALEs.--In q sale
BY suction there are three, parties. name
y: the owner Of the property to be sold,
The auetioneer and . portion Of the public
whs attend to bid. which Of course in.
cludes the highest bidder. The name of the
swnsr must bs made public. The articles
must be sold without reserve. and unless
The vendor reserves one open bid he can
net bid himself or have the auctioneer or
any one bid for him. There are Gases on
record whore . bid was not reserved, and
The vendor bad bidder who bought Il in
snd sftsr~srd suit WAS brought sgainst
the vendor by the highest outside bidder
for the article, and It was decided that he
the plaintif) was the highest bidder and
sutitledto the article. against the vendor.
30, also, II au article 10 struck of to Q
person, and II 10 Afterwards ascertainsd
that the vendor or auotioneer practiced
fraud, BY holding himself, or had puffers.
!. was held both by the Courts Of En- gland
and so repeatedly decided BY the Supreme
Court Of Pennsylvania that the purchas
could not be held. but the purchaser as
soon as hs Discovers the fraud practiced
upon him must return or tender tho ar
tcles TO the vendor.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-26

A tasteful woman can make a gar
ret beautiful and home like, and al
little cost for the beauty of home de-
pends moro on educated and refined
taste than upon mere wealth. If there
is no artist in the hohse it matters lit.
tie that there is n balance at the bank
There is Usually no better excuse for a
barren home than ignorance or care.
lessness. A little mechanical skill can
make brackets and shelves for the
walls. A thoughtful walk in the woods
oan gather leaves and lichens and
ferns for adorning the unpictured
rooms. A trine saved from daily ex-
penses can now and again put a new
book upon the table or shelf. The ex-
penditure of few shillings can con.
vert the plain window into a conserva-
tory. In these and fifty other ways
can a plain. bare room be converted
into scene of fbeauty.-Er.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-26
SOMETHING NEW AT
Weis g. OppenheiDaer's,
.SELIyNSGROVE, PENyNA

a new American Lever Watch given
as present TO our Customers.
The above watch will be given rs a
present TO one ofour customers on Sat-
urday April 18th, 1877, in the afternoon.
No postponement.
To all who buy $500 worth Of goods
one ticket will be given. on n $1,000
purchase two tickets will be given. for
larger amounts tickets in proportion.
On the above mentioned day the
ticket holders will make ARRANGEMENTS
to suit themselves and dispose Of the
watch rs they agree upon.
Remember that we will give the
watch if we give but one ticket and
that II will he presented on the day
mentioned without postponemcnt.
Any one who wishes to examine the
watch can see it in our Store.
WEIS e. OPPENHEIMER.
Mar, %
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-26
FIRST NATIONAL HOTEL At SELrSs-

FIRST NATIONAL HOTEL AT SELISs-
uRovE.-Henry Krebbs has become
Proprietor of this old. popular and
centrally located Hotel. Located in
the centre of business and most pleas.
ant portion of the town. it becomes the
most convenient place for travellers
and business men to stop.
Mr.. Krebb's personal character, good
social qualities. pleasing manners and
accommodating spirit will command
the respect, esteem and admiration OF
his guests and the citizens of Selins.
grove. His Bar and Table will be sup
piled with the best the market affords,
and his stables attended by careful
hostlers.
THE SALOON, which has long been
known ~ the best in the country, will
be kept in the best Style. and no pains
will be spared to make it meet the de.
mands Of the public,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-26
Our RAIL RoAD.-The officers of the

Our RAIL RoAp.--The officers of the
6unbury & Lewistown II. X. certainly
merit the highest encomiums for the
prompt and efficient manner in which
they reconstructed the bridge over the
Susquehanna and placed on the road
freight trains which are carrying
away the accumulated freight.
The efficient manner in which all
the business of the road is conducted
is the highest Recommendation for all
its officers and employees from brake
man to Superintendent. Though n
single track no accidents Of any note
have yet occurred. Larger trains are
now passing over the road than here.
tofore.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-26

JoHN LrMBERr, Proprietor of the well
known Raudenbush Hotel, at Adams
burg, is a gentleman Of excellent so.
cial qualities which constitutes one OF
the essential elements Of a good land.
lard. He has had experience. His
Bar and Table are well supplied in
quantity and quality. His guests are
made TO feel ut home and his ambition
10 to make them comfortable. Try him
and if you are not pleased then go to
Henlfrich's New Store and buy cheese
and crackers.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-26

We have received q very elegantly
printed invitation 10 be present at the
opening ceremonies Of the Information
Al Exhibition, Main Building. Centen-
nial Grounds, Philadelphia. on the
10th Of noxt May. We respectfully re-
turn our thanks for the compliment,
and would like to be present.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-26
PafIr JURORS.

Psflr JURORS.
Beavsr-Robert Dresse. l I Monbeck,
Beaver West--D J Ronig. Andrew Weld
ner ..
Centre-Uriah Barger. Jacob II Hartman,
Sw Hartman, Geo. W Showers,
Franklin-Thcs. Bower, John ] Coleman,
Jacob W Eisenhower, Thos. Holland,
John II Martin.
Jackson-Paul Benfer, ] NJ Daubermsn,
Simon P Kohlsr.
Middleburg- Geo. Bolender, Peter Erain.
Middlecreek-Geo. Steiningsr, Henry NJ
Stroud, Peter Yoder,
Monroe-Hssry Cochran, AsAph Fisher,
TP iinmmei, Jacop p. Hendricks. d
b Hsiser, John d Ritter. Jacob shsffsr.
Psrry--Thos. Atbogast, Benz. Brugger,
John Dresss, wm. @ Hsigss, George X
Brosius.
Perry west-Samuel Martin, Thos. Shell.
lenbereer.
Bsnn-- John 8 Hendricks, Charles Look,
VIM. o etshl, VIM. D Roodlins.
selinssrove--M u Miller, Geo. 8 Davis.
Uuion--wm. 3 Thursby, Jshs o Wolf,
Harrison n Wilmer. 4.
washingtou-Thos. u Arbogsst, SAM uet
Rslcbsnbseb, Bspjsmia 6hsfsr. Calvin
D esssold- q N-lm Y.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-26

An electric belt for ladies, which is
said TO have tranquilizing effect up.
on the nerves, is the last invention.
For steady comfort however, il is not
likely to supcrsede the old and popu-
lar belt, which is composed Of n coat
sleeve with young mans arm inside
oft.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-26

MEDICAL SocIErY.-TheS Snyder Coun.
" Medical Society, will meet in regu-
lar session, on Wednesday, May 2nd,
coming, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. in the Court
House, Middleburg. Tho members
and all wishing to become members
are earnestly requested to be present
DR, JNo. Y. SHINpEL, Sec.
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An amendment to the Tramp act
approved March 9th. 1877, amends sec.
ton to read: That for each arrest
or commitment made under this act,
there shall be paid TO tho committing
magistrate the sum of twenty-five
cents, and TO the officer making such
arrest, the sum Of fifty cents. for their
services, under the provision Of this
act, and no more
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JURY LIsr-mAY TERM 1877.
GRAND JURORS.

oRASp JURORS.
Beaver-Isaso Aurand, VIM. II Colmsu.
Jacob Greenhoe.
Beaver west-Tobias Becker, George
Lambert, Ner d Middlesworth.
Chapman-Abel Hsrold, John G Kreiizer,
Joseph Young.
Frankiin-9eorge 0uyer. Andrew Kraissr.
Jackson-wiliism Sholly, Samuel WAL
ter. Irr
Middlscreet-Ifeury N we,zei.
Monroe--John Hartman, George thinner
man.
Penn--Perry Jarrett, 0eorss J schooh,
William n Snyder.
Perry--E d Heint selmsn.
Selinsgrove-yonas Rouch.
washing,On--AdAm Garmsn tr, II b
Meyer, Abraham wsrts.
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THE TRUE BLUE CORN PLANTER

-PhiIip Mersinger, agent FOR the above
celebrated Corn-planter and farmers
favorite, has made arrangements to
have agents in different parts of the
county At Adamsburg, J. Limbert
Freeburg, Matthias Schuee Scins,
grove, J. b. Focklcr Mckees ! Falls
Enoch Smith; Mt Pleasant Mills,
George Weaver; Middlcburg, Jacob
q. Smith. There is no Planter now in
use that has given more entire satis-
faction than The True Blue, and i,
merits fair and impartial trial.
April l., '77.iw.
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shade mountain has been prett

shade mountain has been pretty
veil burnt over during the past week,
and the whortleberry crop will likely
prove short
Large quantities. Of oouutsrfsit silver
half dollars are being manufactured and
M, 10 circulation. The secret service o.
seers Of the treasury department have now
on hand about . half bushel Of these ooun-
isrfeit pieces which they have recently
captured.