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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05
Manhood: How Lost. How Restored

Manhood: How Lost, How Restored
n Just published, . new edition Of
DR. CULvERwxLL's CELEBRArsD Es.
~ SAT- on the radical cure without
medicins) Of SpsrmAtorrhosa or Seminal
Weakness. Involuntary Seminal Losses,
Impo,snoy. Mental and Physical Inoa.
pscity, Impedimsnts 10 Marriage. sio. ;
also. Consumption. Epilepsy aud Fits. in
duced by sslf.inlulgenos or sexual ex.
trsvsgsncs &c.
~ Price, In sealed envelope, only
elk cents.
The celebrated suthor, In this admirable
Esssy, clearly demonstrated, from thirty
years successful practice, that tho alsr-
ming consequences Of sslfabuss may be
radically cured without the dangerous use
Of internal medicine or the application Of
the knifs t; pointing out . mode Of cure
u once simple, certain. and sGsetual, By
means Of which every sufferer. NO matter
what bis condition may be. may cure him.
self cbssply. privately, sud radically.
D0rThis Lecture should b. q, The
hands Of every youth and every nAa ID
the land.
Sent under seal. In . plain envelope, 10
any address, post paid, o1 receipt Of elk
cents or two post stsmps.
= Address the PubllshsSs.
y. BRv0MAN = SON.
II Ats st.. New York; Post eaies Boz lS6s
July 10, 1875 " t
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05

Nearly every day there arrives at
.his place people from the West who
where once residents here, or are de-
scendants, ofthc western pioneers of
thirty and forty years ago many Of
whom for the first time have personal
acquaintance with their relatives here.
They are on their way To or from the
great Centennial Exhibition.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05


ID pursuaass Of shs pssvisisss ss shs
Ceassltutloa and election laws Of the Con
ncnweahh Of Psnnsylvania Dasisl Eileen.
Aart Hleh Sheriff Of the county Of Saydes
do hereby give notice 10 the electors ei
saId county, on
THesday, ne 7M day Of November
1870. (bsiug The Tuesday nsst following
The Arst Monday In Novsmber,) at which
time the following ofRccrs will BE- elected
10 Wit:
Twesty nine psrsons for electors Z
One person 10 hil the once Of Reprssen.
tative In Congress for the 18th district
composed Of The counties Of Snyder. Hun
.isgdon, Junisss, Perry, Fssntlis and
One person 10 on the eisee Of State Sen /.
ator 10 represent the district oom posed Of
the soun,ies Of Union Snyder sAd Nor.
One person 10 al, III. one. Of R.pr...n.
tativs in the General Assembly Of the Com.
monweal,h ofPennsy ivsuia, for the county
Of Snyder
Oss person 10 All the once Of Distsie,
Attorney for the county Of Snydss,
zone person 10 ali the once of Register q
ssosvsu0r luz tuv Oouusy " ouyu0ss
Two persons 10 Gil the once Of jury
Csmmissionsr for the county Of Snyder
leach voter, however, can only vote for
one esndidats.l
One person TO all the office Of Pro.hon
tary Clerk Of the courts Of General quar-.
ter Session, Orphans Court. &C., for the
county Of Snyder.
I also hereby make known and give notice
that the place Of holding the aforesaid election
Ia the several townships aud borouxhs within
tho county ofSnydsr ere 80 follows, 10 Wit :
Al tho Union school House, In the Borough o
Seiiusgrove.
AZ the House Of Daniel Hovs In aud for Perry
township.
Al the house q christopher wen,scI. In and 20,
Al the house ofwm. Meyer. In and for wash
ington township.
At the house Of 4sorsc q. smith, In tho Bor.
ongh Of Middlebury. for Franhiin township.
AZ the School house In Besverto~n In and foI
At the house u Jacob Miller In snd for wss'
Beaver township.
At tho house Of James d. Long In and fol
Centre township.
AZ the house Of Henry N. srrsub In and 70,
Middlecreek township.
A. the House Of ssrsh A. Miller In and fcr
Penn township.
Al the school house In Kratssrvilis, In and 70,
Al the school hcu.. .. shsnotin Dam In end
for Monroe township
AZ the house of John Fisher IN aud for West
Al The Court House In and for the Borough Of
Al the house Of Jacob Biosser in and for Unioi
township.
Al the house Of tho heirs Of Charles Msttern In
Ttoxievillc, In and for Adams township.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05

hnruWV Our LARGO iifs.iike srxgL EsauAv.
hu1N ~ mas Of tho PRHsipINriAL CASpi-
MAkn DATES sell rapidly. send for circu.
elS day. lar. N. Y. Engraving Co.. IS Wall
Street, Boz 3.J6, N. Y,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05

A!!!aET a.! s::::; -: ~: =: :.
6sONsLrA yubss sbl1sds.. pa. FTyn
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05

Oct. lat By Rev. J. P. 6hipdsl. Mr.,
0c0rge ~ Kratzey Of Snyder Co. and
Miss Kate Pick of vuion w.. ~.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05
ROOFS.

Why not make yonr Roofs last Q iifeiime, and
save the expence Of . now ro"f every ~ or IS
years. II eau bs done II yon use Slate Psint,
II " III not only resist the enect ts Of water apd
wind, but.shield you from Fire.
Old ROOFS
ffotert y~ur Buildings by using Slate pAtnt.
which netther cracks In winter nor runs in sunls
mef. Ola shinslc roofs painted looking much
better, snd lasting lrnser thsu new Shingles
shinsiing. On deoaysd shingles u nils up ths
holes and pores, and gives . nav substantial
roof, thst lasts for years. Ourlsd or warped
shingies brings TO thsir plscrs and kseps then,
there. This paint requires NO healing, 10 sppay-
I'D with brush end very ornamental. u n eho.
colats color, whes fret sppitrA but changes 10 .
IN form slate color, snd Il TO oil ntsnts aud psr.
ON TIN on IRON RtDOYS
ths red color 70 the beet paint In the vosA for
durability. IL has heavy bniy, 10 easily sppii-
cd. espsnds BY heat conti scts By cold dries siov
and never cracks nor scslss. Quo cOat sSusis {
Of any other.
NEW ROOFS.
Milt, tou..vies, iaetorise aad dwellings .
Of nat Rooi Of RsbSsr Roodnv eat Lst hall ~
price oite-shisqIy.. For Private hossss, harss
and buiidinss u ail dsssslpttsasM u v ~ sups.
fior 10 o. ny other ro0nny ID oGuworld far eOavs-
nisncs In lay lag, snd eomhiuos the ovnAm.a-
tai sppsarsnce, durability ant Hrs proof ,luAli-
tiss of,ln, ~ oosAhi'd The cost. No rAs os
.Iiow TO save rs.sAinxlins- ssop,.ahs sn,e,u.
ally snd chseply IN roofs of ~ in.ls" NO pase
hook tsss' wsi's to.dsy, and ask tes u.
New York nlats Resanw ca. Lis,sttsa.
"vsass sHsss. Mes yssk. Ayssw WSIlsG
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05
CXECUTOR'S NoTJCE.-I,stter,

~ tss.susntsry on the estate Of Philip
0smbsrlisH dssssssd, late Of Psnn's township,
Snyder Coanty. Pssu's., having bsen Sssnt.
Cd 70 the undsrsiNued, ell pei SONS knowing
themselves indebted 70 ssid estate are request
Cd - make immediate payment, while thoss
having claims will present them duly authsnsi-
JOAN W. aEMBERLINo.
bept. " ula kxeeutoss
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05

uAVE0 WHEELER VICTORY.
10 i EI0 Now ready for Agents. Our
Campaign BOOK, American Progress, giving Ma
tiohal Facts aud ngaros, with Lifo Of Hay 90 A
Wheel,r. Illustrated. Scts. will secure outat
and territory. 500 month made. z. d. TagAr
Pub. sos broadway, ". Y.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05

AoEsrs WASTED! Medals = Diploma. Award.
cd '0' sE@ hSsSA'' Centennial Bible
1900 Illustrations Address Tor now circuIars
A, J. HOLMAN 4 o.. 9o0 Arch street, Phiis'
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05

In the Orphans Court the usual
amount Of miscellaneous business was
transacted, I. c.
Orders Of salo nwarded-Returns TO
confrmed--Guartlians appointed-Par-
tition proceedings coniirmed,- Real es-
tate decrecd 10 heirs &c.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05
\ FARM AND HOME
OF YOUR OWN

NOW is THE TIME TO SECURE 1T
a. Ihs h.s, And cheapest lands In market are In
EASTERN NEBRASKA, on tho line Of tho
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
ihe inost favorable terms given. and very low
rates offare aud freight To all settlers Tho hest
markets. FREE PASSES To LAND BUY.
EhS. Mar, descriptive pamphlets. new edition
or "THE PlONEER.r sont free everywhero.
Address, OIL DvAIS,
L'nd Comm'r. U. r. n. X. onshs, Neb.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-04-20

ANEcDorE OF THAcxERAY.-Ago good
story is told of Thackeray's first intro
duction to scholastic Oxford. Before
he could deliver his lecture on ''The
Georges" at Oxford it was necessary to
obtain the license of the collegiate au-
thorities. The Duke Of Wellington was
Chancellor, and knew the author Of
VANITY Fair" but he had learned
deputy whose knowledge of Greek was
possibly profound. but whose acquain-
tance with English classics was only
limited.
"Pray what can / do to serve you?"
asked the bland scholar.
"My name is Thackeray."
$50 see by this card"
81 seek permission to lecfmrO within
the precincts"
"Ah! you are q lecturer? What
subjects do you NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
or political
"Neither; am a literary man."
"Have you written anythingI"
eyes, am the author of VANITY
Fair" said Thackeray, conscious, no
doubt, of having done something worthy
Of remembrance.
81 presume a dissenter," said the
Oxford man, quite uusubdued. HAS
Vanity Fair anything to do with John
Brnyan's work ?"
"Not exactly" said Thackeray. 81
have also written sPeudennis'
'sNever heard of these books" said
the learned man; "but no doubt they
are proper works."
81 have also contributed TO Psseh," "
contin ued the lecturer.
'.Punek! / have heard Of Psnek,
said the scholar; sit is, fear, . ribald
publication Of some kind"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-04-20
TRUE LOVE- GoxE Our OF FASHION.

True Love GosE Our OF FASHION.
The country never possessed 30 many
beautiful marriageble young women a
il does at the present time. And why
do we not have more marriages? We
answer, because marriage for love isthe
exception and not the rule. The young
people Of this age have gone fashion
and money mad. If the dandy bank
clerk who paws one half Of his income
for board and the other half for clothes
cannot improve his condition he will
not marry. The show girl who earns
good wages and cannot be distinguished
bv her dress from the bankers daugh-
ter certainly will not plunge into mat
rimonv unless she can better her condi-
ton in life. If man is fortunate
enough to possess money, it matters not
how old or ugly he may be, hundreds
of intelligent, handsome young women
can be found only too willing to become
his wife. Love is an after considera-
tion. They marry to be supported and
dressed extravAgantly. How often do
we hear the remark, "Better to be an
old mans darling than poor mans
slave" Alas! too many Of them are
not satisfied to be darling. They will
persist in loving other men after they
are married.
It cannot be denied that great mum.
Der of the unmarried men are adven-
turers looking for wives who can keep
them without working for n living
The peace and contentment OF hap
nv home is not taken into consideration.
They are willing to suffer q ;i1on.s. Ia spJa If
on, lung people do not abandon this
extravagance Of dress and greed for
money our country will be filed with
old bachelors and old maids. We must
have more genuine courtships and mar
riaees to have prosperity and happiness
in this world. Too many marry for
money only to be disappointed aud un-
happy the rest Of their lives
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-04-20

ACCORDING TO The FAsHIoN.-She
wore q round hat upon the back OF her
head like the aureole OF q saint, to
whom her sweet face gave her an ap-
pearance Of kindred. Her bodice was
close-atting-indeed, drawn tight about
the waist, like the bark of young tree.
Her scant skirt, pulled tight in front
so as to show her form, and "tied back,
terminated behind in . short fan.like
train, like the tail Of . mermaid. She
was mounted on shoes seven sizes too
small for her feet-indeed, only her toes
appeared to have accommodation IN
them: and the high heels coming under
the instep tilted her forward and com.
pleted the grace Of her carriage. When
she walked she put down one little foot
after the other as If each leg were ~
elastic as an iron rod. Ii was great
pleasure to see her peggiug along, like
one Of the drawings Of some mythologi-
cal biped BY one Of the old masters.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-04-20
A BOYS IDEAS OF HIADs-sHead

A BOYS IDEAS OF HEADs-"Heads
are of different shapes and sizes. They
are full of notions. Large heads do
not always bold the most. Some per-
sons can tell just what man 10 by the
shape Of his head. High heads are
the best kind. Very knowing people
are called long-headed. A fellow that
won't stop for ANYTHING or anybody is
called hot-headed. If he isn't quite
so bright they call him soft headed.
If he won't be coaxed nor turned they
call him pig-headed. Animals have
very small heads. The beads of fools
slant back. When your head i cut OF
you ara beheaded. Our heads are all
covered with hair except bald heads.
There are other kinda Of heads besides our
heads. There are barrel heads. heads
of sermons some ministers have 81.
teen heads to one sermon; pin heads.
hsads ofcattle, - thsfaxmercalls his COWS
and oxsn; head winds, drum beads, cab
bage beads. at loggerheads, come 70
. bead, heads Of chapters. bead him of,
bead Of The family. and SO ahead-but
6rst Be sure you are right"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-04-20

Ssa WALr1R Soorr's FsrRxDsHrrs.
We lous round and recognize few
such friendships - are the theme Of
mcralists and histcviana They arc seS
alleviations Il great minds under unus-
nj presgurs Of circumstances; but In
the more social aspect Of the virtues
our own age has many pleasant ex.
ample. And nctably Sir Walter Scott
wboee heart was large enough for4roops'
cf frisuds. each of whom might hAse
thought himseif pve-emineutly fayorsd..
He was equally great in the measures
and the duties u the relation. His
mind quick 70 catch the occasion wl1gn
be might serve friend; his affections
warm. aud sympathy overdowing. where
these alone found exercise. And what
be bestowed ne also desired on his own
aecoaat. Hswas gracio0s, eu. not cou.
1,o1sondine. Ihstsnderness that soothed
6nd eomDor>ed = znany IN their trouble
be vas grateful 20 Wb69<h - NWNtz<1
came. He had none Of the ~ ~, -
tidiousness, shyness,s difiidence, exclu.
siveness which make fri6al1lip diff.
cult, but felt what is .qpotsd = Cicero :,
''There is enough 4. man that 10
willing to- become a4ei2 "He talks
to all Of u.s." said hia 81 neighbors,
cas- If we were blood relations" Rank
was no hinderance, poverty no bar. He
needed not one friend, but many, and
of all degrees, to st into and satisfy the
various phases OF his large nature
And vet he was not indiscriminate; hs
chose his friends for what was good and
worthy in them; and had some to whom
his heart and thoughts were open, who
were necessary to him in more init.
mate aud especial sense. To all he was
faithful; nor do We detect any trace Of
the too common. effect Of time in slack.
euing ties which demand . tenacious re-
gard to keep mp. People'e friends slip
from them for want Of vigilant hold
ing the absent in remembrance. Sir
Walter Scott's correspondence continues
various and faithful 10 the old names
70 the end. In no point is he moro an
example than in this ot friendship, not
as feature of one PED of his life,
but as constant influ6 to the emo.
No one more uniformly a implicitly
followed the rule laid d6l by The son
Of Sirach "The man who hath friends
must behave himself friendly"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-04-20

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-04-20

GA gentleman having an appoint
mept with another who was habitually
unpunctual, to his great surprise found
him waiting. He thus addressed him i:
"whv, I see you are here first at last.
You were always behind before but am
glad to see you have become early of
late"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-04-20

@Honolulu people say it rains nine
days in the week at Hilo, and thirteen
months in the year. and once IN great
while it rains into the bunghoDs cf .
barrA faster than il can fow out 81
both ends.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-04-20

- A rustic ysongstsr being asked
out to take tea With : friead, was I'd.
monished to praise the ea&ables. Pre-
sently the butter wss pas1sd 70 him,
when be remarked, "very nice butter
what there in Of it." and observing .
emile. he added, ''and Plsnty II it,
such a. it is.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-04-20

sSue, you 10 IN osgrateful Niger.
Look It you now and the day I got you.
When I married you you hadn't q rag
70 your back" "Yes," retorted Sue,
..snd now rse all rags"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-04-20
ST. ,MARY'S BEACON
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j. y. KING 4 r. y. YATES.

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No subscription
kiltefe received for shorter eerisd than SIX
snosths asd no paper 10 be discon tianed until
Ell arrssr.ses are paid exeep, at the option Of
the publishers.
ftnns % AnwxRrssrxo.-75 cents per sqnare
FOR the FIRST insertion, and so ceats for every
ashstsuent issertion. Eight lises or lessA con-
siitate square. IL the lumber Of ipssfnops
Be mot MARRIED on the Advertisement, u VIM be
yublithed until forbid, and charged according-
H.. A liberal deduction made 20 othoss y DO sd-
vsrtise by the year. n.y.,
Communications Of . personal character win
be eharged, At the same rates as advertisements;
obituaries over ten linesin length win be charg-
I'd at the rate Of 80 cents per square.
All communications for publication must Be-
accompanied with the real name of ihe author
or no attention will he paid TO them. TuRws
1A.ee1lensssSs.1soeu 1ps
denioo8 8hne-~sgUU UDass0e-eUiUggFU
,ssisnAinnesssssswsb thvw1Ds. 4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-04-20

Tcacher-"what il the definition OF
Irritation 2" Intelligent young. Lady
pupil-"It 10 attention without iafea-
ton"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-04-20

swhy, Mary Ann. what in the world
are you doing with the scissors f"-
"Shure, yea told me to scollop the oys-
ters."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-08-30
YoU HAVE so ExcusE


lIavc you any excuse for suffering with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint? Is there
any reason why you should 20 on rom
LAY to day complaining with SouI
stomach, Sick Headache, iIabitual Co.'S
tiycness, palpilation Of the Heart, Heart
burn. Waicrbnlsll, Gnawing and burn.
Ing lr,irs At The pit Of tile Stomach, Vel
low skin, Coated Tongue, aud disagree.
able tste III the mouth, Coming up 81
fond after eating. Law spirits, 30. No! II
Is positively your own fault IL you do. Gu
u your Druggist Dr. q. Hooker, and get i
Hottie ofGREEN's Auuusr FlowER fnr u
ccils your cure Is certain, but If yuu doubt
this, get a sample Bottle for 10 cents aud
Try Il. Two doses will relieve you.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-08-30
PINE sENsInIEfTfrS ARE LiKE woOD-
HINES.

Delightful luxurics of beauty 10 twinc
anund solid upright stem Of under.
standing, but very poor things ifunsus-
laincd Is strength, they are LEFT 20 CREEP
along the ground. So Il Is with the body,
when sustained by strength and health,
then nll IL beauty aud happiness. But
when cnfccbled By disease. there h nt
nlIvcry Inning III tho clouds. tilooni l,cr,
va,les all nature aud hope dwintilcs into
despair. Invalid, would you enjoy that
cstiinablc boon. health ? Know That IL Is
within your power. Thousands lIav,
hccn ~ had on rs you are. Strength I,
their cnfcc',lcd limbs, aud joy TO their dc,
pondlng hearts have hccu impaired 10y ~,
ju,Iicious use Of DR. TUrr's vgdgrADLE
LIVER PILLS, the boon TO suffering
humanity.