The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-09-11


1T is said the young ladies Of this
ace, are taking the big sashes they
car around their waists after they are
,t Of fashion and make their beaux
eck-ties- Young men, beware.
NOTICE TO DEBroRs.--Notice is hereby
ven that all persons knowing them
Ives indebted TO the undersigned are
auested to make payment on or be-
re the first day of October next
DIR. ]. w. RocKEFRLIow.
ANOTHER VEIN or ORE.-Paxton &
have developed another large vein
brown fossil on lands leased from
snry Benfer, Esq, near Beaver Fur
ICE, measuring % inches, and of q
perior quality.
Choice family -four for sale ut the
Express Office, and Clothing Store of
c. Outclius. Every sack g,,aran-
led good, Sacks ! Bbl. 49lb, 400; 4
|bl. 24i lbs $1.O0, 1-l6 Bbl. 12I lbs. 80
ents also Bran, Chop, Oats, Corn
&c., kept for sale.
Railway trains loaded with coal
re now weighed without stopping.
he genius Of Fairbanks thus, by econ
mixing time and labor, has made the
re to burn cheaper on every hearth.
every forge, and in every stove and
lrn zee in the land.
Thousands have been changed by
he use of the Peruvian Syrup la pro.
bxide OF Iron from weak sickly, suif-
ping creatures, to strong healthy, and
appy men and woman, and invalids
annot reasonably hesitate TO give il a
Fial. For Dyspepsia and Debility it is
specific.
MURDER AT SELINsGRovE.-Thc Hon.
J. Herr, We have heard, is retained
counsel in the case of the Common
Fealth against Wenrich for the murder
Dr. Wagonselfer, at Selinsgroye.
his will be an important trial and we
hall watch il with interest.-Harris.
|uy Telegraph.
The Republican Senatorial Conferees
this district met at Sunbury, on
Friday last, and after u large number
ballots cast without making A nom.
patton, they adjourned to meet nj
Newport, Perry county, on Wednesday
he 10th inst, each county was fully
represented.
Within very short time VIC have
fhronicled the death of two of our
ownsmen who were in the very vigor
knd prime of life. Death, il il truth.
billy said comes like thief in the
blight; and it is debt we all owe
Bgalnst which the statute of limitations
oes not run nor can We put in plea
abatement-there is no stay of exc
kution.
DEATH OF AN ESTEEMED CITIZEN
pn Saturday, 9th inst, Mt the resi-
ence OF his mother in this Borough.
Philip Smith, aged As years, 8 months.
Phllip Smith was quiet peaceable,
nassuming man, good citizen and
N excellent neighbor. He quietly
pursued the even tenor of his way
holesting no one, but always n kind
Eord for every one. Whilst he made
DO noisy pretcnsions to christianity he
rs always found in his seat at church
nd literally shared his means to its
3upport.
FOUR GooD HABITs.-There were four
good habits n wise man earnestly re.
commended in his COUNCILS, and which
pc considered to be essentially necessa.
|y for the Management of temporal con.
ferns; and these are, punctuality, ac.
lurac,y, steadiness, and dispatch. With.
put the first of these, time is wasted
Without the second, mistakes the most
lurtiul to our own credit and interest
Ind that of others may be committed ;
Without the thirl nothing can be we'll
lone; and without the fourth opportu-
Nities ofgrcat advantage are lost, which
is impossible TO recall.
ToMATA CATsUP.-Wash the toma.
oes and press them through a fine
ieve; to six quarts of juice and pulp
hdd the same quantity of best vinegar;
hen set 1t over the fire 10 boil When
begins to thicken, add of Pimento
loves and pepper each half an ounce,
Cinnamon quarter Of an ounce. and
Two nutmegs finely grated. Boil to the
consistency of thin mush, then add
four tablespoonfuls of salt and take il
put Of the vessel. When cold. bottle
hnd cork tight. Boil in brass or bell
metal kettle, or tin lined vessel. This
ran't be beat.
To PENsIoNERs.--Many of our pen
fioners seem to misunderstood their
3luties with relation to the surgical ex-
bmination required by the Government
biennially, and We have been asked by
keveral person for an explanation
Every pensioner can tell by examining
bis certificates whether visit to the
Surgeon is necessary. If the words "No
biennial examination required" are
written across his certificate he has nc
occasion to reportto the examining sur.
geon, but if they are not written upon
|his certificate he must report to the sur
geon, else he will not receive his pen
fiOn.
STUNG BY A TOMATO WoRM.-One day
ast week, as Mrs. Michael Crist, living
|on South Main St., was doing some
work in the garden, she was stung by
tomato worm, on the hand. Shortly
bfter the hand and arm began to swell
which caused so much pain that ply
fician was sent for. He applied tour
|niquet above the elbow which had the
effect of arscsting the further progress
|of the poison. The wound was proper
krly dressed by remedies, and we since
earned that the swelling has subsidized
fnd no fears are entertained of any Sc
kious result from the sting.-Chanbers-
Purg Opinion, 26'h uh.
A lady writer gives what she believes
b sure cure for the chills. She takes
kbout pint Of new milk and stirs into
p tablespoonful ofground ginger, and
fhen heats the milk as hot as it will do
10 drink without burning. This is Civ
|fn to the patient rs soon as he feels
Ehe symptoms Of the chill coming on,
End he goes TO bed and covers up warm