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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-29
CITY ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that an elec-
ton will be held in the city of Chey-
enne on Monday, December 25ti.
1876, in the City Hall buiIIing.
for the purpose OF eIeeting two Trlis-
tees, for the term of two years each, in
place of l.. II. Bresnahei and John
Nealon, retiring members of the Board.
The following named persons lave
been appointed judges of election, viz.
y; II. Nichols, T.. j. McNamsra and j
L. Tuttle.
by order of the. Board OF Trustees.
LS>R- BREsNAHEN,
President and ex-ehicio Mayor.
Attest: N
GEO. B. sTMrsoN, City clsrk.
.N17-dtd
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-29

To all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretions of youth. ner.
vous weakness, early decay, loss OF
manhood, &c., / will gend u receipt
that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by a missionary In South
America. Send "a self-addressed en-
yeIope to the Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN
station d. Bible House, New York
City. WI, is-eod&wem.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-29

Hagan,s Magnolia Balm preserves
and restores the complexion, removes
frecbles, tan and sallowness; makes the
skin soft, white and delicate. Its APP
plication cannot be detected.
ap27-deod1y
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-29
Ne,c York Money and Stock Marke1

Ne,c York Money and Stock Market.
New York, Dec. 2s.-Silver bars,
1904; greenbacks, 122; gold and silver
coin, t@i premium. Gold closed at
1914. Money 495. Stocks active and
steady. Western Union, NJ; Quick
silver, 113; Pacific Mail, "a; Mariposa,
"a; Wells Fargo, SO, New York Cen
trail, 1907; Erie, %; Panama, 125; Union
Pacific stock, 59t; U. P. bonds, LOG.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-29
HAYES WILL RESIGN
The Gouernorship Of Ohio.

New York, Dec. 2S.-The Graphic's
correspondent at Cincinnati t~elegraphs
that he has been informed on good au-
thority that Hayes intends TO resign
the governorship of Ohio on the reas-
sembling of the legislature, next Tues
day, confidently believing that lie will
be peacefully inaugurated President of
the United States on the 4th of March.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-29
MISSOURI.
Dismontliay On ARSENAL.

DtSHFuNFttHy vi "tHUt.
st. Louis, Dec. 2S.-In accordance
with orders from Washington, all ord
nance stores andcannon atthe st. Louis
arsenal, formerly Jefferson barracks,
will he removed Immediately to the
Rock Island, and the guns and pistols to
the New York arsenal. The arsenal
here is to be converted into a cavalry
recruiting station.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-29
When the New Year Comes in on Monday.
An old English propliesy reads as
follows:

New Year Day on Monday be.
A great winter that year you'n see,
And full of winds both lou and shrill;
But In summer, truth to tell,
High winds shall there be, and strong,
Full OF tom pests lasting long;
While battles they shall multiply,
And great plenty of beasts shall die.
They that be born that day, l ween,
They shall be strong each one and keen;
He shall be found that stealeth aught;
Tho thou be sick. thou diest not.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-29
MIG HIT REPORT.
CONGRESSIONAL

HOUSE
Washington, Dec. 28.-Flinn intro
duced u bill. authorizing the purchase
of gold dust and bullion at the assay
Office at Boise City. Idaho. Referred.
Adjourned.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-29

Collections Made at all Points
With Prompt Returns.
srIns.res Paid on Time Deposits. -
A. R. CONVERSE,
President.
SoKN y. WILD,
cashix.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-29
DIRECTORS

A. R. CONVERSE, F. E. WARREN,
T. NJ. FULTON,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05

~ ~ sslollaa y Ne e,sssiens q shls Oenaes.
Vseleh." sd vhsa se6eevose eue11Ae1 us1ss
sss :s:,s ,:s :s:s; z II. g: = ~
fhs eocve rseitc4 aueseoeats aad eess n.et
p ssesstsd ssd essysd y ell sssese.!s sesis.
ssss ss g ysssss s,sslssS sossss s.d ctn:,s ssss
noswssiiA sstiiisd 10 tSs ssss
By the ssA ses.les Of The sese Asssms,y Of
Jssssyy g. ie1s. n = enacted that q soon ss
x: ssss ' 81 s. sc % - .:.s cs
tsvn q The sans g ssipllsese, viii . return
!; :sss .ss ). si ,.% sS':s s
issrs:, ssd :Ssh I = sissss 3 sli ois.i1 cSe.Ss r.
. issss s;s y sss ~, .Ss ss
spcS ,ssh cf iHs rsssrss Sis o. iSsii reason: s"r
ss. s .sss . E: s. .s hen: ): IT,: .Ss
.:ss sss':% ssd s ~ e ss.ss e: &:
rsS 3 &. ..cs ss:. s !. = 'a:
sss,y posted spos he door q sSs siss;ios SsSss
s. y s.ss: g 9: s:s :as:cS To-: sa :: .
sisS lie sssssI q ssssrs sheet sivsr % sSs
tsiiy tspSr. ssl cesSs Of oaScsrs, and another
sgeqeos. AL Jedgee ltvin9 withla twelve miles
s :; 's. Sss ,:..y
The county ssss, shall Ssfors o'sicei past me- !.
s:s q -: ssy ;, =: :o" sSS q.
the second dsy sftsr the election. deliver said
return, tcsethss With return sheet TO tue Pro.
.henotary Of the Court OF Oommc Please Of
day and hour OF the Ming marked thereon, and
shall be preserved ey the Pfothonotasy for pub.
lic lnspsctioa. AZ . clock on the second day
CoSr. q Common Pisa shall present lhs said
turns presented py the Pro,Aouo,sry shall be
is oniesrs and such swo,n assistants ss the
Judge o! judges o. said court, and the return
der the seal Of tho Court, As 10 now required
computed and csr,insd shsll be made matte,
ssSS,s IL .:d 20 eSS. sS. n,s. Tns said
And the other Of said triplic.ts returns shall
e placed In III: box and sealed .p With tho saI
h.: s.sn or .A.i b. provided y The satR Ssi Ssi
Ties q any city. ccauty. township, OF borough,
g. the s.fs kssIins Of the ballot b,ses. %,
:nS ;r %,
boiss containing the ticks's, lisi Of voters, and
other papsrs, have besn securely bound with
t.rs and sealed sad The sisnsture Of the Judge
the ssuis together With the remaining boxes, IA
the Mayor OF Recorder OF such city, or Ia coun.
tiss, townships or boroughs TO such person o.
persons - the Oourt OF common pleas OF the
proper county may designste, at the place de
Il provided ~ Aforesaid, who shall then deposit
the ssid boxes and keep the same TO answer ths
call Of any court or tribunal authorized TO try
the merits OF such cleo tion.
Given unds! my hand, at my once IN Middle.
burg this ist day ofOctober A. u. 1878, and Il
the onshundredth ysss Of the Independence Of
'"' 0"'''' Sfi DAM Ell EIsENHARr. Sheriff.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05

Straw hats and white vests will soon
u callcd In.
The crack af the shotgun is heard
In the land.
Fine fall weather Is predicted BY
knowing ones. ...,.
Many farmers have finished sowing
their wheat.
The Presidential election and the
Centennial close the same week.
The times are growing better, the
croAkers to the contrary nothwith-
Standing.
There isa general impression that
from this time forward times will i'm.
prove.
We were compelled TO cut short
tho Court proceedings on account OF
the Election proclamation.
The crock market Is decidedly active,
and our dealers are handling large
quantities Of the applebutter recepta.
cles.
The rush for the centennial has fair.
" set in. The cars are crowded, and
every body, his wife and little ones
turn that way In person or In desire.
CoScgRr.-A grand concert will be
held at Beavcrtown, on Saturday even
ing, by the Beavertown Brass Band.
Il Is hoped that there will be q good
turnout, as there Is fun ahead.
Every man has his theory about the
proper season TO advertise. The most
experienced advertisers say that the
best time to advertise is to advertise
oil the time.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05

A Mosr SINGULAR ACCIDENTAL few
days ago says the Doyiestomn Democrat,
Evan Slower, of Spring Valley, while
working in his mill, noticed that the
machinery was not working as il
should do, and kept getting slower and
blower. Finally it almost stopped. He
Immediately proceeded TO investigate
he matter and ascertain the cause.
pIc raised the stones. inspected the
machincry. and did other things with
mt avail. Finally lie went 20 the wa
er gate and raised that up. Finding
hat tho wal ~ not flow rs fast as It
Vhould. hef il arm In the racc
md to his hU..o. pulled out one OF
hn children, aged about three years.
WAS TO all appearance dead, hut ~
be was carrying il To the house it, nose
egsn to bleed, and the color came
|sck to its face. The child was rcsuss
itated and Ia mt present rs well ~ II
othing had sever happened to II. How
ong the child had boen in tho water
10 one knows.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05

Ep Posr.-Noswishs andIns she cool
.cs Tss;nsr sss: and esly 2 gssssbyly sir S;sy'
at Paxlonville on the S0th ulA was well
attended. We had abundance nom
the bcontifdl stores Of the ffiends In
The vicinity.
We take this means Of returning our
thanks 10 Rev. Anthony for his able,
eloquent and instructive address. and
10 The Middleburg Cornet Band for
their excellant Music. We invoke the
divine blessing on all who participated.
SURF.
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Business Locals.

Go to Iveis & Oppenhcimer Sclins-
grove and examine their new stock Of
fall clothing.
~Holloway's Pills and Ointment.
We stand aghast At the thousands hourly
hurled TO . premature grave, victims Of
having neglected the 6rst symptoms Of
disease. Whether the complaint originates
In the body, or be introduced accidentally
through the skiu-fatal results may he
wsrded of by timely recourse Of one or
both Of these medicines, % cents per box
or pot. Sept. u, rs, 4w
Clothing, hats and caps &C., selling
cheaper than ever at Weis & Oppenhei.
mer's Selinsgrove.
The celebrated ELMIRA BOOT
is sold THIS YEAR o. low as q much
more inferior boot and the only place
TO get them, in Selins Grove, is at
Wagenseller & Sons
nA-JoHN ID. RAupExBAUGH, Tailor,
respectfully informs the people Of Mid.
dleburg and vicinity that he Is prepared
to do all kinds Of work in his line neat-
ly, cheaply, according to the latest
style and warranted 70 ft. Cutting
done at short notice. Business place,
corner opposite tho u. b. Church,
Main Street. Sept. 2S.76.G
~ c.. N. SAITH, from Newport,
Perry county, Pa. will furnish Snyder
cuunty merchants, with the best conf
mon candy, French Bunting, &c. He
will be ON hand at and during the holi'
days, with oil kinds Of Candies, Toys,
etc. .a. Sept. 81 76,u.
CASH SysTxM. M.-Believing 1t 10 be
q benefit 10 customers az we'll a.
nysslf. hsvs concluded 70 sell goods on
asd sftsr 0o,obsr 10th, 1875, for essh OF
produce only. Goods viii be sold 10 per
esnt. cheaper thsa now. All kinds OF grain
cad prcdaes win BE- taken for which the
Cash will be paid. n. I. R0MIG.
Beaver spr!uss, Snyder County. Ps.
Sept. e. 1879. "a.
Munpza WILL 0uT. .--Ak6sw years sec
"August Flowers" WAS discovered TO b
. certain cure for dyspspsis ssd LivsI
eouplsint, few thea Dyspspties nsde
huoWs 70 their friends Sow easily end
quietly they had bssa cured By ils use.
The ersaa merits Of 0asun's AUousr Flow.
~ hssaas hsAsldsA through thpesgh ths
seustry by one suGsrsr % another uu,ii
without slvsrtislag. its sals hes bseeus
inssass. Drsgglsts In Every town 10 the
Usllsd States ere selling u. Ne person
|ssRsFiag With Sour 6tsuseh. Sick Head.
ashs, Costivsasss, palplssslen ee he Heart
|iudiesstioa, lev spisits. etc.. esu take
sssss deses wlthest relief. 0s 70 yeul
Drueelss JoAu A. Nsais cad gst . bes,js
fes 7S sssis ssd W " ssnpls beulss
10 seate
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05

THE TRICK OF A TRAMP.-Elias
khwertzer, a farmer living near Bear
wn, Lancaster county, agreed 10 on.
Ftain ., gentlemanly looking tramp
ho pfofessed willingness TO pay for
lodging one night last week. After
(ving partaken Of supper the tramp
pk . cigar and handed one TO his
kt They smoked aud talked ON diff
(ent topics until 10 o'clock, when
8 told the boys 70 60 70 bed. Al
point the stranger said he would
huse the boys before they retired.
performed several tricks which
" much pleased all. He said he
Md take = ball, which he held In hia
nd, and place Il In the barn with.
lleaving the room. This astonished
m all. He said that II the family
uld permit him he would 20 into
POM up stairs 70 arrange the ball,
icli would not require moro then
enty minutes, and when no would
mp on the floor they were 70 60 "a
barn, where they would find the
behind . horse, where they kept
clirry-conb, wrapped In o piece ol
The family being anxious 70 see
performance showed the stranger
lhe best room and then waited
tho signal 70 60 out. In about
pity minutes the stamping waa
I'D and tbe party lek for the barn
examined the curry comb box and
Ae Svouud, but could not and tho
and IN nbolll tep minutes rolurn-
when NJ. 6chWoltasr Wont up 70
Foou and found y empty and az
" ltosn 3 dyaWos, yor(ly, the
are R9t Al dcad yet t-xktl|s'e
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05

In the Orphans Court the usual
amount of miscellaneous business was
transacted, L. c.
Orders of sale awarded-Returns TO
confrmed-Guardians appointed Par
tition proceedings coniirmed'- Real cs-
tate decrced 10 heirs &c.
COMMON PLEAS.
Jno. Lougacre vs Daniel Lease, Tro-
yer and Conversion. Cont. at costs of
plf.
+. &w. Portzline vs..Jos. Meiser, case,
settled.
springman VS. I. and J. Moor, case,
settled.
Columbia Ins. Co. VS. Jos. and Sarah
Diehi, appeal, Defts. confess Judgment
Samuel Fehhrer vs. Snyder Co.. APP
neal from assessment OF land damages
by reason Of widening Market street
in Selinsgrove, verdict for def.
Badman vs. Richter 4 Gaugler. Debt,
appcal. both cases cont.
Fries, Indofsce &c. VS. +. ]. X. Zeller,
assumpsit, cont.
Columbia ms. Co. vs J. F. Hotten-
stein, assumpsit. Def. confess Judgt.
Bonner, vs. cummings, notice to gar
nishee &c. attachment, cont.
Jacob File vs. Peter Thomas, Eject
nent. verdict for plfi. for the land, q
cents costs and 6 cents damages.
Badman VS. Kuhn, assumpsit YER
dict for Plif.
franklin Kreidcr We. J. NJ. Bowes,
Sci. Fa. sur Nee. Lien. Dcft. confess
Judgment. :,
Peter Baily vs. John Fertis, appeal
settled.
John F. Weller VS. d. Eiscnhart
ShH. Tresspass, verdict for dcit.
John 8 Schnee VS. John 5 WOlE As
sumpsit. con.
Cofrman l. Coffman vs. Mary A Long
Feigned Issue from Perry county. Con-
tinued and ordered to the head Of the
list for Dec. Term.
Prof w. IL Dill, Of Frccburg. hav-
ing passed a highly creditable exam
alton upon his application for admis
sion to the bar was admitted to prac
tice in the several courts.
Lewis Potter, Esq. of the Perry %
lar was admitted to practice in the
several courts of Snyder county.
QUARTER SESSION.
Commonwealth, rcrsus Charles Hoii
man, John Hess, and Geo. Lenx
tramps. indicted for Burglary PLEADED
guilty--being young men--irst Offence
and not Of very serious nature, Ourt
sentenced them each to pay n fine o
81. costs of prosecution and imprison
mcnt ia county Jail for two months
Same ~rss Charles Shraw,ler. Forge
ry. Deft. pleads guilty. Sentenced tC
4 months in county Jail. 81 fine ant
costs.
An unusual amount Of Sessions bust
ness was disposed Of.
Special Election to change place O
holding election in Beaver township
was ordered to be held Nov. z
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05

CoRN HUsKrxa.-An exchange sea.
sonably discourseth thus Tho next
will come the jovial corn huskings, in
the beautiful moonlight, when the air
sparkles with frosty diamonds, and
merry song and chatter bespeak the
happiness of rustic bellies and bcaux.
as they strip the husk from the golden
ears. Oh I there's world Of unreal
lied fun and unwrittcn poetry In this
world Of ours-hidden$ away, too, where
the tawdry bubbles Of fashion, who i'm
agine they only revel amid life's sweets,
would never think Of finding it--in IL
tie, cosy country hooks where the
Queen Of Happiness reigns supreme,
AMI wiclds her sceptre sheen.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05
PRIVATE SALE OF
VALUABLE
PROPERTY,

TIME undersigned will sell his late resi-
l. dence situate on Main Street, the Bor.
oush Of Middleburg, Snyder County. Ia
This IL q desirable property and was for.
merly kRown rs the EAGLE HOTEL The
improvements comprise q LARGE DOU-
BLE FRAME HOUSE, SUMMER HOUSE.
LARGE SHED, ICE HOUSE, and other
ou'buildines. An excellent well Of water
at the door. Il is suitable for u private
dwelling or = Hotel, and located near the
centre OF businss.
Terms easy and reasonable. For furih-
er particulars call on or address
J.w OVwIG.
watsontown, North'd Co., Pa.
Aug. 81, 1876.
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Only Remedy for Hard Times.
Change Your SURROUNDINGS

Al wanting FRUIT FARMS, especially
adapted IN tho growth oftho VINE, where Il
is an established success anil pays LARGE
PROFIT. Tho land Is also s,iaptoi to tho
S,S.'n IS. s.p 81 P'ss ,s .. . .a PpS :Sa small
oS;%AE%$ s%% %S SEss ;s can !, nov ,, : sem
Phiiadoiphia, BY Rsilroad, il mild, d.iishatai
climate. and at the very doors Of the Now York
aud Philadelphia Markets. Another Railroad
runs I;, diree, S 70 Ns~ YORK.
and Prosperous. Churches, schools and other
privileges arc already established. Also, man.
uiactorios Of shoes, Clothing i,lass, straw
members OF . family can procure employment.
II has been q HEALTHY RESORT for some
years past for people suffering from pulmonary
~; many thousands have sutirsIy rscovsrsd.
A new Brick Hotel has Just been completed,
100 fsct front, with back buildings. four stories
high. isel!ding French roof, and ell modern iIn.
Price Of FARM LAND t2a. .0o per Acre. pay
able by lLstAlimsnts. within the period OF four
.years. In this climate planted out TO vines. 20
persons unscquainted with Fruit Growing.
can become familiar With Il In short tlme on
Five Acrss One Aero. and Town Lots 10 tho
towns OF I.andisviile AMI Vineland, also Tor
sale.
Vineland eau bo visited ut small expense.
A paper containing full Information will 10
sent upon application TO CHAuLss X. LAsDis,
Vinelapd, N, j., free OF cost.
The following 10 an extract from descr criptiou
Of Vineland, pablished Ia thu New York Tar.
nvnR, by tho well Known Axricuiturist, Solon
Robinson
All the farmers wore Of the well 70 do" sort,
and some Of them, who have turned thoir stten.
tion TO fruits and market gartoniug, have grown
rich. The soil is loan, varying from sandy 10
clAyey, and surface gently uudulattng, inter.
ssoted with small streams and occasional wet
meadows, In which deposits Of peat or muck arc
stored, sufficient TO fsftiliie the whole upland
surface after II has been exhausted Of It's natur.
al fertility.
II Is certainly one Of tho most extensive Tor.
tile tracts, In aa almost level position, and
suitable condition Tor pleasant farming, that
We found some OF the oldest farms apparently
just ss prottabiy productive % whom hrst clear.
ed Of forest my or . hundred years ago.
The Eeologist would soon discover tho cause
OF this continued fertility, The whole country
ID . marine depOsit. and ell through the soil ws
found evidences Of oalureous substauoos, gsner.
ally 10 tho form OF indursted calcAreous mari
showing many distinct forms Of ancient shells,
OF the tertiary formation and this marty sub
stance 10 ssesttsrsd ali through tho SOIL in very
somminuted form, snd II the exact condition
most easily assimilatsd By suoh pla nts - this
former desires TO cultivate. Aus.3,Te
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(eaohorS' Institute.

eaohofC Institute.
The Snyder county Teachers Insti.
|nte will he held in the new school
|ouse, at Selinsgrove, commencing
% o'clock A. n. osl Tuesday the sith
fOctOber.
Profs. +. A. Allen. Robert Curry. and
L. Griswold will be present. and will
i've instructions in methods teaching
he various branches of common
ehool studies, and in everything no.
hting to the intelligent and successful
Management Of schools.
The evenings will be devoted to nd
rcsses, lectures, the reading Of essays,
nd TO discussions.
Every thing possible will be done
make this one of the best Institutes
YER held In the county.
No tsaeAsr should fal - ~ present the
10 their owa inpfovsmsnt then 70 attsnd
w. day OF two cannot sxpeet 70 derive
ssh bsnsdt from the Institute, no natter how
sil 10 may b condueted.
4 eerdisi iavltation % b present % sxtsndsd
sll the fFisads cf sducatloa In the county.
|:s ., .:a e .:. :s
isFssIl1e 70 the members q the lIslituts 9!
IKE u known on the hfst day OF the session,
have place assigned them Oh the pro-
Ss.r, s.,.:, =: :ssss a:1: ). E
wM. NOETLiN0, CO. Sar..
Sslinsgfove. ~. Oct. 4 ls7e.
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Irr.pondenee invited. Roofs laid BY contract
ROOFS.

why not make ycnr Roof last q lifetime, and
save the expence Of Q new ro.f evevy ~ oriS
yssrs. II can be done " you aro Slate Psini,
u " III not only resist the enccts of water aud
wind. bui.shield yoa from Fir:
OLD HOOPS
Prctert yrur Buldings by nsing kIate paint.
which peither crscks In vinter nor runs Ia snms
m,f. Old shinsls roofs painted boxing maeh b
better, snd lasting lenser than new shingles
shiusiing. On decsysd shingles u fils up tho
holes and pores, and gives nsv substantial
roof, that lasts hr years. Ourisd or warped
shingies u brirss 10 their places aud kseps then,
there. This paint rQutr~s NO heaatu 10 spr,y-
ed xith brush end very ornamental. II b sAo.
eoisie colas, y hes Arst appatra bet ehasses 10 .
uniform slsts color, aud S 10 si intssts sld pss-
on TIN on iRON RtoSs
the red color 10 the bet ratnt IN the uoslA foe
durability. II has . heavy Hsiy. 10 ~asiiy sppl'-
ed. eIpands by heal CONT scts by oo,d drbss aloe
aud nsvss crscks nor scsSss. Que eoat sSaals
of any other.
NEW ROOFS.
Nilb, soandvtss. lastoriss a.d dwellings, .
spee,.ii.y. ns.ssi.e co.pasas g. .ew sssse
price oirs-ssisqly.. For Private ksssss. bsrss
ssd buiidinxs u all dsssetrsisasN V tas ssps-
rior 20 my ethss r00anu II oo1wesId t0r esave-
nisnee In lay lee, end sonofoo TIE evuam-N-
tai sppsaranee. dursblitty snrt ors -prSsf quali-
ties sftin, ~ oasLhisd ths esss. No rAs os
Hos 70 ave rs-sA,as si,as--sssp,-ass sa,s,u.
bsoh trsss wsiis ts-day, sad Ask tes u.
New verk nlass Reeanu g.. LlsNtsss.
"vsass swsss, Mes yssk. AysaS WsslsA
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05

Manhood: How Lost, How Restored
~ Just published, . new edition Of
DR. CuLvsRwELL's CELRBRArHp Is.
sAy on the radical cure without
msdicins) Of spsrmatorrhoea or Seminsl
Weakness. Involuntary Seminal Losses.
Impo,snoy. Mental and Physical lnoa.
pacity. lmpsdimsu,s TO Marriage. sio. ;
also. Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, in
ducsd by sslf.iu lulgenos or sexual ex.
travsgsncs 80.
s6Pries, In sealed envelope, only
elk cents.
The celebrated author, In this admirable
Esssy, clearly demonstrated, from thirty
years successful practice, that the slar-
ming consequences Of sslf.abuse may Be
radically cured without the dangerous use
Of internal medicine or the application Of
the knifs pointing out mode Of cure
at once simple, certain. and s6setual, By
usans OF which every sufferer. no matter
Whist his condition may be. may cure him.
self obeaply. privately, sud radieslly.
0rTbis Lecture should b. u, The
hands Of every youth aad every naa 10
the land.
Sent undsr seal, ins plain envelope. 10
any sdrsss. post paid. % receipt Of elk
cents or two post stsmpg.
3. Address the Publishers.
=. BRv0MAN 8 SON,
II Ara g., New York Pest eaios Boz ik1s
July 10, 1875 "
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05

Judge Henderson is being highly
comphmented by mso press throughout
the State upon the order issued recent.
|ly in Lebanon county forlSading the
presence Of boys in Courts Of Quarter
Sessions.