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SUFFER NOT,

XyTHEN PERMANENT CURE IS GUARANTEED
w in all stages of SECRET DISEASES. Sef.Abupo.
Nervous Debility Structures, elects, Gravel Mercuriuf
Rheumatism, Scrofula, Pains in the Ankles and Bunes
Diseases of the Throat, Nose and Ewes Ulcers upon
the Body, Female Irregularities all iuipropeT ds,
charges, no matter OF how long standing Obstinate
the case recovery is certain and in shorter thas
permanent cure could be effected by other
ment even Aef the skill Of the most physi.
clans had failed and the disease resisted ar oher
mrHns of cure The remedies free from odor eati,-
mercury or basnm During twenty ycats' practice, I
nave restored 10 heath seventeen thont md pa
tents who sufersng under the woTseforns of all
the above mentioned diseases, which qua uaranteeu me in
promising perfect End most sreeAy Sec rel dis
the greatest enemies eaIth nd hanp ness
they are the first cause OF consumption serofua Sc
and should be terror 10 all nations the earth 70:
the disease is becoming common and treatment so
little understood, that permanent cure IN scarceIy
ever effected AZ majority of the cases fail INTO the
hands oil incompetent persons, who not only fail to
cure Tue malay out rum the Constitution with
sive subj Maie-a dangerous pei SON. nreparatioB Of
mercury which, with the remains of disease in The
system PRODUCES many Of the above smed Stfeetiors
whch uhalSlerlnihStc to in onsump and IRE Quenty
RAPID one bui should it cause death speedily,
ana the Viclp to disease marres the disease is then
conveyed iro the parent 10 the ch ldTen them
10 come iO the world with scTOfua affections OF tha
tklh yves throat, &c, aud ain Hrminaes in con
suHruon, and conslgns its victim 10 an nmc gravt
ne;ween the ages Of six months and thirty FIVE years
,elfabuse is another formidable enemy 10 health IL
destroysthe nervous system rapidly whsin ng away tho
enc rgIes OF life caus ing mental de nj
Tying its victim for arrage, society business and all
earthly happiness. FoDa rresunriiios and nil other
diseases Gf females treated in the skifuI and sci.
entlhc manner. Medicines with directions, sent 10
any part OF the United States Rnd Canadas by
communicating ihef symptoms By letter.
]. SUMMERYILLE MD,
Box 50, Posl Office PLsERr ST., below lsth Phladei
pha, Pa,
| March IL, 1887.
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POSTSCRIPT.
REPtJBLltAN NOMINATIONS.

Hon. DAVID WILworj for Goternori
and William. Milward, of PhiladelPhis.
for Canal Comm missioner, have been
nominated by the Fusion Convention. which
assembled in Harrisburg, on last Wcdncs-
day. ....
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THE BOSTON OLIVE BRANCH


TINE OLIVE BRANCH OF the New Year has changed
Il ptoprietors, and appears in. a Greatly improved
form. Its new head s Unsurpassed lor eiera nee and
beauty and with comp iete set OF hew type and the
BRANCH Is une 1ceptionable to the most fas,ido Gus
taste,
But the external appearance OF the OLIVE BR ANCH
10 matter OF trfng consequence com pared with tho
Character OF s eonionts and In this respect IL III be
the am OF the propr etors 10 render not only equal
but as family Journal
SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER PAPER IN AMERICA
Editorial talent Of the Iphest order will be employ.
ed upon its pages, and its coiumns will contain con.
trbuiions from OF he most dist OF Ame
rean writer's. No pains will be spared to render II
valuable as well as an into resting comm nion. The
stories. both original and seec ted, will be fresh
sparkling. Under the editorial head will he found
obIy written articles upon variety ofinteresting sub
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aud others rscy and amusing.
The OLIVE BRANCH will contain sketches from
MANY GIFTED Contributors
Thus guaranteeing pleasant variety Of thought and
style Occasional hrlef biogta phi cal sketches Of dis
tingushed male and fema lie cha be pu ish
ed We shall give resume OF events OF interest N
me literary world together with impartial notices and
criticisms OF newly published works. A portion OF
our olmns will be devoted cho Ice gems Of noes
nnd in the ladies' department vi be found OF
interest relating TO the fashions Of the day and other
subjects OF especial vaus to ladies generally. The
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The OLIVE BRANCH will nlso contain n summst ~ OF
Me important news of the day, with anecdotes tri
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Sold by dealers everywhere for four cents copy,
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No. S Warrington street, Boston.
March 81, le57.--lm
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GOVERNOR OF KANSAS.

Hon. RoBrRr j. WALKER, has been
sppointed Governor of the Territory Of
Kansas, in place Of John W. Gears, ro.
signed.
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EX-pREsiDENT PIERCE.

Ex.Prcsident Pierce & Lady, have arr
rived in Philadelphia, where they intend
to reside during the month of April, for
the benefit of medical advice for Mrs;
Pierce, whose health is much impaired.
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Bay- MIR. MITCHELL. of Perry county,
has been appointed Superintendent Of the
Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad, in
place of Col. j. B BAKER, resigned.
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J. PALMER e. co.
BLINDS AND ADESi
OF .NEW STYLES.
3, j, WILLIAMS

NO. IL NORTH SIXTH STREET
Phil ADEtPHA.
N,ANuFACTURER OF VENITIAN BLINDS, yti
VI vet, Gold Bordcred am Painted SnAnBS, OF
beautiful designs. BUT, aud all other eoors of lI0l.
,and , used for Shades Fntures. Trimmings &c, &c
Wholesaie and Retai at the lowest cash prices.
Ej Store Shades pa nted TO order.
d. ) w thankful for past patronage res,ectfIlly
solicis the public to call and caami ne his new und
large assortme mt before purchasing elsewhere,
w We Study TO Pieasc.xI
March 81, 1a57.-3m
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THE LAST NOTICE.
NOTICE.

~ Office is hereby given, that the an.
nuai meeting of he Stockholders OF the Blooms.
hurg Railroad Iron Company, will be held at Irondae
Columbia county, on
.Mondoy, the 4th eay Of May nrat,
For The purpose Of clrctns Directors, aud for The
transac tion of other business.
CHARLES w. FISHER
March 81, 1876 Trrnsur,,
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Ivy Balance with the Co. ns
"noVe' o4
Tine investments, amounting, as above, to ONE
MILLION, THREE HUNnRED AND SEVENTY.
-FOUR THOUSAND ANDSEVENTY FIVE DOLLARS
AND FOUR CENTS. as per published Report of AS
SETS are nude in conformity with the prov isons Of
the Charter, in REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES,
GROUND RENTS, and such first class securities ns
viii always insure perfect security to the Derositors
ana hich cannot fail to give pernancncy and atabili
to this old and well.e stabli shed Institution.
II. l.. DENNER, Presideht,
ROBT SELFRIDGE, Vice President.
WV. J. REED, Secrerary.
March a, l557.- IL
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SAVING FUND
OF THE
National Safety Fund Company


lFFlCE in Walnut Street, southwest corner Third
~ street. Phi ladelpha
Annual slate the bsinesa for tho official yepr
commencing December /, 1855, and ending December
/, 1856.
DIR
To balance as per statement
Dec /, ls55, ..........:... so73 1863 10
To Amount received from
Depositots du ring the Gffi
ei1l year from Dec. |, 1855,
to Dec l, 1856, .,.........232 32s,493 "a
To interest accumulated dur
ing the same period, to the
credit of Drpositors, 1870 81
To Amount pnssed to the
Contingent Fund during
CR
by Amou nj Of Principal paid
TO Deposi tors from Dee. /, .
lr53. TO Dec 1856, el 9yJ,tnS 81
BY Amount Of Interest paid
TO Depositors curing the
snme period ,.... ......... ose66 Ga
ny Balance with the Compa.
ny,....",.............. 1874 o55 O.
- -------------
s3.357,3i7 90 90 357, ,347 %
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Spring and Summer
OOD
M'KeIVV, Neal &tCO.

HhVlNG Just received ana opened their stock OF
Ilmtrcnandize for spring sales which compr ses the
LARGEST CH EPESr, and HANDSOMEST assoTt.
ment now oife red in this TOWN Having pad great
attention to the selection of their entire stock. to
price aud quality, they Halter themselves that tney
can compete with the eheapest and all those wishing
o buy cheap, can save money by giving cav. We
have all kinds OF Goods and Wares to supply the
People. vary large lot of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
French Merrnoes, WOODLANDS, Alpacas, Bombazncs,
de base Popiins Parametta cloths, MOhaIT l.usues,
Musin De LANES Persian co!hs Ginghans ,oalieoes,
&c.
WHITE GOODS oP ALL KINDS Sleeves, Collars,
HandkerCbiets, founcings, bands and trimmings
aGes nd edgings, bonnet Ibb ons, in large variety
velvet rib5ons and braids kid coton and Isle thread
gloves, MohaiT mitls, &c.
We Invite our friends and the public generally 10
give US ca before purchasing elsewhere WehaVe
bou goods at Lowest Cas- Prices,and Will not
be undersol Id by anybody. or the rest o'mankina.
Mex Ivy, NEAL a. GO.
Dloomsburg, March 81, 1857.
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Holloway's Ointment.
A MEDICAL REVOLUTION.
The World Unanimous!
THE GREAT COUNTER iRRIrhNTIi

THE GREAT COUNTER lRRIThNT b.
HE virus ofdiseaae often makes its way to the In.
penetrating Ointment, melting under the hand ns 10
reaching the seat OF inflammation, promptly and invu
inbly subdues H. whether located the Kidneys the
liver, the lungs or any other important organ. ~
penctraies the surface TO the interior through the
countless tubes that communicate with the skin in
summer ram passes into the fevered earth, dfasing
SKIN DisEhs lis AND GLANDULAR swELLINGs,
Every specieso quickly reduced
by the anti inhammatory action OF this Ointment.--
Auery Eruptions, such as Salt Rheum. Erysipelas.
letter, Ringworm, Scald Head, Nettie Rash, scabies
(or Itch) &t die out TO retur more, under its APP
plication Hospital eSperiencein oil parts the world
proves ITS nfallib,lty in diseases Of the skin. the
muscles, the joints and the glands
ULCERS, SORE AND TUMoRs
The effect OF this unuvalled external remedy upon
Scorfa and other vi rnnt ulcers and saimost
miraculous II hrs, discharges the poison which pro-
duces suppuraion and proud flesh. and thus the
which its healing properties aiicrwnrd complete are
'''T woMNps' s. gaUisEs, ggUis' BURNS, Afp scALns.
In cases OF the fracture OF the bones caused
ey steam explosions, Bruises Burns senlds Rheuins'
news, it is employed and warmly recommended by the
faculty This marvellous remedy has been n,roduc ed
ofEurope and no private household should be without
uNDENrADLE TESTIMONY !
The medical staff Of the French nj d Eneli'h nrmie
nthe Crimer have officially signed theil approval OF
Honowaus Ointment as the most reliable dressing for
sabre cuts, stabs, aud gun shot wounds II 10 nlsO
used by the Surgeons ofthe Allied Navies.
Both the Ointment arm PiHs should be
used IN The tolIowing cases:
Bunions, Piles, Sore Heads,f
Rlrns Rheumatism, ore Thfoats,
Ciaruod iIapds, Ringw"- ores off kinds
Chilb'ains, Sa.. nneum, tnins,
Fistula, Scalds, ct. Joints.
tiout Skin Diseases, Tel z,
Iumbago, Swelied lands Ulctfs',
Nercurial Erup.Sorc Legs. Venereal Sores
tions, Sore Breasts, Wounds, all kinds
~.r Sold nj the manufactures of professor Holloway
81 Maiden Lane, New York, and ga strs nd London
by all Respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout the Ini.ed States ani the civised world
/ In pots nj 25 CEN s62I cents, and el each.
There is considerable saving my takng the lnrger
sizes.
! E5 CAUTION - Nonh are genuine Unless the words
IoRo,cay Neo York aud London" are dseeTnibe as u
eater mark every leaf Of the book OF directions
each pot box the same may be plainly secI
| by holding the leaf to the light. A hanisomg reward
wi he gwen to any one rendering such Information
as may lead the detection OF amy party or parties
! coounjer rfei ting the medieine1 vending the same
know ing them TO be spurious.
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p0- Read the select story on our first
page, entitled, "the test" or love in a
Hogshead,
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syEyRN1SG's ENTERTAINMENTS
had the pleasure of attending the Exhibi.
tion Of the stu dents of the Select School,
on last Friday evening, which passed off
very creditable, We learn, that hereafter,
IN order to avoid confusion, tho audience
will bc limited by the use of tickets which
can be obtained during the week, of the
Teachers.
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D.GOU TiCkels---3,3O7 Prizes!

800, y lies amounting 20 r., Sa0i 0UO
Uhole ri ekets, slOf Halpes, Sc CHARTERS. q
The 3,0OD FriZ-s OF SO Will be determined by tne
last figure Of the NuHbcr that draws the frzee
For example il the Number Grn~ing the S2oOoorfize
ends, with No ,then all the Tickets where the num-
brr ends in viii he entled to $40, Ii the Number
ends with No.2 then Nil the Tiakets where the Mum
Der ends in viii be cntitlcdto siO and 20 on toO
IN= UCEMENrS TO CLUBS.
As by this Scheme, one Ticketin every lOs gudrdn.
teed draw $40 will sell Certifraies Of Packages of
10 Tickets (where the numbers end ih =, 4J. o. 4,
50, at the following rates, which is The risk on
them.
All that they draw the $40 Prizes aeerues to the
Certdcaie of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, 500
10 Hail "
10 Quarter Is
It will be perceived, bv this plan, that for $50 the
purChaser has ertiicate of ~ Tickets when II he
buys Tickets he would only get for that sum 6Whoes
thus by buying Certificates he has four more hnnce
ior the larger PriZes-Helvcs and Quarter Packages
in ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money. TO address for the Tickets
ordered receipt Of which they will be forwarhedb
hrst mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending in
hgure they may designate.
THE list of drawn Numbers and Prizes W i'll be sent 10
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
priZc Tickets cashed or rencwedin other Tickets ri
ither Office.
address orders FOR Tickets or Certificates either 10
S. SWAN Il CO., At:anta, Ga.
or. s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ata.
January 81 1857
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sdy- The circulation Of the Columbia
Democrat, has been increased one quire,
since the opening Of the 18th volume;
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GARDEN, FIELD & FLOWER SEEDS

E,RESH AND GENUINE GARDEN SEEDS in Every
L variety ut whole lie and reat-cfnbr acng all the
new and desirable kinds, carefully put up in nh,ers
Tor the reial trade or supplied buik-Chinesc Sugar
Cane Seed, japan Peas. Orange Water Melon, &c
lso choice assortment Of fine Flower Seeds. twenty
varieties in box for 81. Clean Clover and Timothy
Seed Orchard Grass, Rye Grass, Herd and fine Lumn
Grass, &c. &c.
PASCHALL MORRIS l. CO.
Agricult II raj Imr remc and Seed Store,
N. e corner OF 7th aud Market streets.
March IA, 1857. PHI hiadelpha
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Espy Cheap Store.

SPRING 4 SUMMER GOODS.
THE undersigned take pleasure in an
Il nouuciue to heir customs and the public in gen
eTaI that they have enlarged their Store House aud
thoroughly filled 1t with ireshsupply Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Comprising liberal allowance OF all articles OF the
aesi styles and best quality usually kept in Country
store .. -u
We are better prepared TO accommodate our friends
than ever nd are determined TO sell little cheape
thar the heup6st ThsnkIul for past pntTonage they
can My their best eortsn future 10 render
general Satisfaction -
JAMES KESTER g. co.
EspytOwn March 81, 1857.
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s@r Boats are now running in the North
Branch Canal.
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saturday Morning, March 20,

Saturday Morning, March 20,
s@- Boats are now running in the North
Branch Canal.
Sa- Read tho select story on our first
page, entitled, "the test" or love in a
Hogshead,
r6y- The circulation Of the Columbia
Democrat, has been increased one quire,
since the opening of the 18th volume,
EGr EASTER. Easter this year comes
on the 10th of April, much later than last
year.
pa~ Capt. B. +. WELLS, intends running
his packet Boat Antelope, between Pittston
and Rupert, next Monday.
psy- WE have been saluted with the song
of the blue-brd-the cheerful harbinger
Of spring.
sd- The Election of t,wnship officers,
passed off very quietly last Friday, consid-
ering the large number of votes polled.
s@- MAPLE SuoAR,--A large quantity
Of Maple Sugar, his been manufactured
during the past few week in Columbia
county.
kS- RUNAwAY.-A horse, attached to
truck wagon ran through our streets las,
Thursday evening. We have not learned
whether any damage was done.
Rv- LICENSES, - The Tavcrns and Eating
House Keepers, throughout our county, nre
having their documents prepared for the
May term,
Bay McKIM, who was lodged in the
Harrisburg Jail, for safe keeping, has since
been removed to Blair county, to await his
trial.
Bs- We understand that the fashion for
the coming summer hoops, will be only
six inches wider than those which now
encircle the ladies.
f@- The Methodist Congregation of
r oomsburg, have obtsined permission to
use tho Court House for public worship,
during the erection Of their new Church,
,o,rsa of construction
bay- 4 Musical Convention under The
direction OF Mr.. J. w. Alexander came
off in Light Street this week, and we are
= Informed that the singing was very good,
. and the exercises we'll attended By the
citizens Of that ncighborhood generally.
sa- Messrs. Neyhard & Jacoby, have
made arrangements at their rooms in the
E1ch'nge Block, to supply our citizens,
with summer drink, such as Ale, Porter,
Lager Beer, Mineral Water, Sarsaparl-
10, &c.
ssy-EyRN1So's ENTERTAINMENT.--W
had the pleasure of attending the Exhibi.
tion Of the stu dents of the Select School,
on last Friday evening, which passed off
very creditable. We learn, that hereafter,
In order to avoid confusion, tho audience
will bc limited by the use of tickets which
can be obtained during the week, of the
Teachers.
SPRINGS ADvEST,--The gentle Spring
Is slowly, but surely, making its Advent.
And who is not glad of it, and also thank.
ful that grim old Winter has taken his de-
parture, especially such an one as we have
just experienced, The merry little birds
are commencing their chirpings, and soor
all nature will wear a different aspect
The trees will be covered with foliage, and
thc fields of green and a'wers will give
forth their delicious fragrance for the bene
ht Of all, Welcome THRICE welcome-.ht
most delightful Of seasons.
EG-A BAD PRAcTIoE.--It is one of tht
fsilings of human nature to encroach Oh
privileges until it amounts to a nuisance
"Giye an inch and take an ell :" IS an ole
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NEW FIR VI.
NOTICE.

LII persons indebtedto the Undersigned, either by
n note or book account Gre requested TO make set
tement and payment in order TO the speedy closing
up Of his business.
L. wERTMAN.
RohTsburg March 0, 1851
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E6-A BAD PRACTICE,--It is one Of the
fsilings of human nature to encroach on
privileges until it amounts to nuisance.
"Give an inch and take an ell, IS an old
and severely tried truism, applicable alike
In almost every case that has come un-
Ger our observation. There is one abuse,
however, with has so long remained un.
corrected, that the parties connected there
with have, we do believe, conceived that
they were protected by the town ordinances,
instead of outraging them. This is the
"time honmed" custom of filing the side.
walks of our principal thoroughfsres with
empty boxes, piled sometimes almost twelve
feet high, rendering the safety Of pedcstri-
anism difficult, and engendering the dresses
our fair bellies: We seriously hope that
our authorities will take this matter in
hand and issue orders that no person will
be permitted to lumber the avenues of the
town for longer period than is provided by
existing ordinances. This is right, and is
move that will be hartily seconded by
every one, particularly the ladies', and we
hold their wishes should be consulted in re.
gard to this matter. We have no wish tc
interfere with the business of the town, mol
do We object to the payements being used
as a place of deposit for goods awaitin!
shipments, but for boxes, barrels, ant
empty packages being permitted to remair
FOR an indefinite length of time, leaving
hardly two feet passage way in street
where there is constantly throng Of per
cons passing to and fro,
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SG~ Capt. B. f. WELLS, intends running
his packet Boat Antelope, between Pittston
and Rupert, next Monday.
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RAJ EASTER. Easter this year comes
on the 10th of April. much later than last
year.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TOHN G FREEZE wi u be in RI omsburr from the
18Th OF April till the 18th at which time all per.
sons indebted to him arc requested To iofws rd
and pay. Otherwise the accounts Will be arranged for
collection.
March 81, 1857 If
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Ry WE have been saluted with the song
of the blue -bird-the cheerful harbinger
Of spring.
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sG- Messrs. Neyhard & JacOby, have
made arrangements at their rooms in the
Exchnnge Block, t, supply our citizens,
with summer drink, such as Ale, Porter
Lager Beer, Mineral Water, Sarsaparil-
10, &c.
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rd- The Election of t'wnship officers,
passed off very quietly last Friday, consid-
ering the large number of votes polled.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY AT HARTMAN's s STORE
Columbia Democrat.
The following arc the receipts to the Office
of tEos COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, during

the month of February, 1857:
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ba5- 4 Musica al Convention under he
direction OF Mr.. J. w. Alexander came
off in Light Street this week. and we are
Informed that the singing was very good,
and the exercises well attended by the
citizens Of that ncighborhood generally.