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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-11-06

The Princess Frederick, daughter
Of the eE-king Of Hanover, it is said 10
be without doubt the most beautiful
princess in Europe. She is the devoted
companion Of her blind father.
The new opera house Of London 10
be built on the Thames embankment
viii be the biggest and grandest in the
city. 4 railroad will be run up 10 its
dOgrs fyrthe convenience Of the theater-
going public. Mr.. John Fowler, the
eminent engineer, will superintend the
building u the new structure.
If The proposition Of a~bOlishing
clerical patronage in Prussia is adopted,
there viii b. gli.e q revolution in the in
E,ss.s " the church. In connection
with the Roman Catholic Church there
are DEsr 100 ecclesiastical Offices in
the glh II private patrons, about 80 in
lhst q the State, and 5,ZyJ IN that Of
the Bishops.
An English surveying party in the
interior If India succeeded lately in
capturing q couple Of Wild people, a
man and woman, who inhabit the noun
famous district u the Western Ghauts.
They are of dwarfed stature, and have
no fixed dwelling places, but sleep on
any convenient spot, generally between
two rocks or in caves.
English fruit growers claim to have
discovered a destructive enemy in the
bee, and a correspondent Of the London
Times writes that in the Argentine Re
public the grapes were destroyed veal
after year by the honey-gathering in
sects, until at length the evil became
unbearable, and a law was passed pro-
yiding that bees should mo- be kept
within a circuit Of six miles Of a town,
which is still in force. Another CORE.
spOndent Of the Times, writing from
France, says that during six years thai
he occupied a large garden at Caen full
Of the best fruit and averaging 5000
punches of grapes, half the crop and
usually two-thirds was destroyed every
year by bees.
1t is just a little curious. saws the
London World, that Mr.. Henry Alers
Hankey, whose house and observatory
at Queen Anne's gate were burnt down
last week, has been for many years al
most as great an amateur or follower OF
fires as the Duke Of Sutherland himself
Many years ago Mr.. Hankey built him.
self an observatory on the top of his
house in Portland Place, which he de-
lighted to use as a smoking room of an
evening, having a brougham ready be-
low to start off directly he noticed the
glare of a fire from his watch tower.
But the physician in this instance could
not guard himself, and Mr.. Hankey has
now fallen a victim to the "devouring
element" whose ravages he has for
years been so fond of watching.
1t has been said that the only way
to be sure that YOU get undiluted milk
is to have the milking done under your
own eve, but even this cannot always
be depended upon. In Europe, where
asses milk is much esteemed for its
curative properties, it is a common
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MT H4t e
AMI I'D HttHt H.s kmsrs
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a faHr-fa1r-a daughter II Ni ehsa#
Mooney. Il NaH Albany. faI.. laap.a
rom -. a.Hl. ~ hsf l'a..aI "hl.e near
ile fa'.-aai 'EA.k aHl o.
death f pa<IHZ tftla before HaE
parent could her,
AT Emerald. Ohio, VIM Ib9mp-
son., Il locomotive fireman, and August
kHaaah. Is trsas-Iab0rer, were shooting
81 8 mark. Thompson, ln r~elgading
the revolver, accidentally discharged
il. thu Lal taking effect in ku1aeh.s
groin, causing death.
As Henry Smith and wife were a.
tempting t. get aboard a passenger
train in Allegheny city. Penn. tHey
were struck Is a shifting engiae. and
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Vanished Fractional Currency

An interesting fact in connection VIZ
the loss and destruction Of trscnonA
currency is ascertained from the lle
ury Department. 1t is very well kn NOM.
tbst The Goyernment is yearly the gam,
er by a large amount BY the disaPp9Rsnlit
ance of small notes and currency. e euo
the figures regarding the three and r hso
cent issues of fractional currency, M ars
il Is remembered how manyo OF them a,e
required to make a dollar, are Pat u.s.
lsrIy interesting. The issue Of l thesS
notes ceased in April, 1869. a. Noo Of
time there had been issued s6O!,oVO and y
the denomination of three cents a." AL
IS, ZOO 900 of the five-eent series. ed,
though over six years have .o sla aPS n
there are still outstanding $50 o6G
three CEN notes, and over SI,o. s,o,.
of the f~ive-cent ISSUE WGSh'nS'0"
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school and Church.

Dartmouth College has o the in
terest Of $4,000 to distribute each year
to poor students a. scholarships. These
prizes are usually Of from seventy to a
hundred dollars each.
The Rev. Charles A. Dickey, who
has been pastor of the First Presbyte-
rian Church, in St. Louis, several years,
has resigned TO accept a call from Cal
vary Church, Philadelphia.
The Rev. Mr.. Wright, a Baptist
evangelist, Of London, is ready for the
emergency. He has made a movable
baptistery, which he carries around in
the tent in which he breaches. Recent
ly he baptised forty persons in it.
The Supreme Court of Wisconsin
has recently decided that the whipping
of a child by a public school teacher is
an assault and battery, and that an Of
Tending teacher may be fined, as well
as held answerable for violating the dig
nifty of the law.
There is scarcely a single village in
Japan without a school. According to
a recent census, the number of scholars
between six and thirteen in the empire.
is 3~,596,596. That is a very fair figure
for a population of 80, 900, 900 and is far
better than many Christian countries
can show.
Chancellor Haven, of Syracuse Uni
versity, urges the organic union Of the
various Methodist churches, on the
ground that II would strengthen evan
g%elical Christianity, prevent a waste of
money and labor, tend to perpetuate
the union of States, save many souls.
and ''honOr the cause of Christ, which
disunion dishonors."
The Presbyterian Ministerial Asso-
citation of Pittsburg has expressed itself
very strongly upon the publication Of
Sunday newspapers. 1t denounees the
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DIR. w. C. Wyatt, a prominent ply.
stefan of Bay City, Mich, died recently
from the effects of blood poison. He
assisted in a post-mortem examination
a few days previously, and the virus
communicated to his system through a
small sore or scratch on his hand.
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A three-year-old daughter of Mr..
Conkling Wolfdale, near Sioux City,
owa, while playing around a prairie
fire, was so badly burned by her clothes
taking fire that she died in a few hours.
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81
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" Glorious Fourth Ile raves about Der
hair G just Wish he could iust see
Ettss'J her eyes. Der *fHi.es heF e9t1
plsti8n. her haBd fnu dsint5ef tHan
Ett4s tI BE- sw1rnJ autl am ssk
~ She whole subject, instead 1T heiHg
Cred with the widest curiosity AZ bf
fuudly im4ziHes. lie Is going tH sake
me 80 call on Miss Laura IS soon as ]
feel strong enough + don't think that
will be- very soon. fit we're Eta. now :
Mas Alt s. Eta Heresa jolly
20, rs the London g4mtH say Tom
came here Yesterday. bursting 10 with
his usual frpe-and-easy manner. OF
course his first words we're an inquiry
whether / would 20 with him this even.
tug 10 see Miss Laura. While I hesitat-
ed and bungled over ms excuse. be was
ztridiug about the room. examining
things. until he reached the window,
when be stopped short with a sudden,
By Georpef''
Then-well, one does feel rather
dazed when his castle tumbles about his
car oven II he never realized before
tbat he had a castle at all. | have a
vsg,,e idaa tbatI stood with nv mouth
ws5s onen gasping ike a sick salmon,
wwbiia Fan wont on 10 explain that the
hanse ayartIy in the rear was the one
where Miss Laura yane lived.
- yor must have seen her At the win
dow nv boy :, rom went ON in his live
H. msnnar nDark ewes and golden
hair rnr tnov OF course you'ye seen
No.. S ~ isa,t she a s~tupner5''
~Iaura-Etts. Etta-Laura; what did
II ali m.anp Tom went droning on,
and 7 heard him through a sort of con.
f,sed mist onlv waking at his last
81 ~
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"a. ra, round tbara Yon,re
.hast mar, chen the weddino
- tg poy tnow bnt that won't be
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JUS ye'' - .h;no +bot nrzzIas ma Il
~" EN- tne oham SEQ when + go there
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-11-06

The effect of the recent campaign
in Ohio is still seen in the n of
asking a man to drink in that State.
They say: ''Let us retire 80 cents of the
irredeemable."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06

Newspaporial.

C. W. Button, Esq, the able editor Of The
Lyucbburg IJ,giaiaa, has purchased the Re-
pr5acm Of chat city. They are consolidated
and appear as one under the ti'leoi F"giH'aa.
Nr. Button was useful ana Influential before
with bis enlarged facilities be viii, indeed .
be power rar good iu the "Od Dominion"
Moses p Handy and Ch1rles J. jones, late
Of the editorial staff If the New York Tribune,
and james II Geals, Jr, late Of the Boston
Post have purchased Che Richmond Enquirer
aul assumed charge Of it on Tuesday Of last
week. Nr. Handy is a son Of Rev. !. W. h
Handy, D D., Of Ola Augusta Church, near
Sapntoa. ana is represented as gentleman OF
rare ability as newspaper writer. Mr. Ben
nett. of" b-cyi-y uo,oriety Is retained on the
editorial staff Tae Enquirer will not lan-
qa.sl Tor lack ol editorial yigor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
EditoriaI lettings.

IaHc three mouths past VIC had fourteen
Sundays
President Grant has issued his proclama-
ton. naming Thursday. November 25;5, as a
Jsy Of Thanksgiving aud PRAYER.
The wife o. Judge Sum, Of Smi,hville,
Missouri, on Toe goth oCScrtemtcr gave birth
,oas.a. The matIer or ibis young son Of
gum So years old!
Mrs. Elizabeth Buuuer. residing near Tim
tcryG,. in Rockingham county, raised a
pumpkin .l.s year which measured six feet In
c-rrr- se-er-. ana weighed l2l pounds. II
there isa plerPFer ia tLa;acishborhood
De ought 60 secure IT,
TbeE. so. r. r. has a fast mail train be-
tween Baltimore aoI Chicago. From Balt-
more trca,y hours and frty minutes to Gin
-i-as.i. tvea'y-scy,n boars and thir'y-Gve
minute, t5 Chicago; seventeen bours and five
minutes 20 C lanbus and twelve hours and
tu.etv-s.c minutes 30 Pu,sbers
Abiding o, tie fact chat TIE criminal iD-
I..,usa.s a-slrs, I d Mention and Taco
1.rcTuoa have teen quasbr5. the New York
THa.s .,,s: " So one knows better than
Judge Nelson t'e folly aul iadcceacy Of re-
y.,us Chat r-fy scandal, and DIS action win
De commended by al, even halfway familiar
o.-. t.c case
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
20 weaPisO.aa condition OF hu~
Faanity!"

How many wretched homes in our land How
many heart-brokeu inyalids Life with many
signifies mere onerous existence. All are
subject TO disease. hut when health is removed
the hone is nearly gone out. Sickness Is usual
IL incurred through exposure or careiessless'
FspeciAllN is this true with those diseases Pc
cuIiar 10 woman Through her own impru-
deuce and folly she is made to drag out ms,
cradle existence-a source Of annoyance aud
auxi ty TO her friends, and anything but a COM
fort and pleasure TO herself. Exposure to the
cold AZ times when she should be most prudent,
and oyer,axing her body with laborous en-
plovment. are both fruitful causes Of many OF
the maladies from which she suffers. Gradu-
ally the bloom leaves her cheeks, her lips grow
ashy white, her yiyacity departs she contlnu-
ally experiences a feeling Of weariness and gen
eral lauguor, and altogether presents ghoStiy
appearance. What does she needf Should
she take some stimulating drug, which Will Tor
the time make her " .tesl better, y does her
entire system demand reparation She re-
quires something which not only will restore
10 health the diseased organs. but will tone
and iuyisorale the system. DR. PerceS IA
vori,c Prescription will do this. 1t impar's
strength to the diseased parts, brings back the
glow Of health and restores comfort where
previously there was only suffering.
Every invalid lady should send for " The
Ponies Common Sense Medical Adviser, IN
which over fifty pages are devoted 10 the con-
sidaratioa Of those diseases peculiar to Women.
Il win be sent. postpaid, to any address, for
~. so. Address, r. V Pierce, N. D., Worlds
Dispeusary. Buffalo, n. Y. Agents wanted to
sell Ills valuable work.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
Shephsrdstown Summary.

NJ. john Il. Snyaer had four or five fine
sLoats taken from his pasture field.
Nsssrs. Wm. 4. Lamen, merchant, and
Emory Confer and James w. Kelrney, each
loss horses By death last week. Mr. Lemen
also lost some hllf-lozsn hogs by cholera a
few day, ago.
We learn that Rev. John Bowman, Of
Chamhersburg. Pa, has accepted a call from
the Reform Church. Ele is a young man OF
much promise and will be Installed on Friday
the 18th Of November.
Miss Floreuce Saley, the accomplished
daughter Of Mr.. john b. Staley, on Friday OF
last week whilst visiting the amily OF Mr..
Vim. Byers. near town, took occasion TO
ride a colt which became frightened and ran
away, throwing her, and her foot becoming
fastened in tue STRAP she was dragged a con-
siderable distance. sustaining fracture of her
collar boue aud was otherwise bruised aud ia
iured
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
MARRIED.

On THURSDAY evening the 2lst October, 1915,
by Rev. =. a. =. Eeel. Mr., ASBURI y. HOP
PR. Of this county, formerly Of Rappahaunock
county. Va. 90 Hiss ALICE l.. FLANAGAN Of
I'll, county.
Near Dugield,. on the 10Th October. 1873 by
Rev. 4. A. p. Mel. Nr.ADAI l.. LINK. TO Miss
AMANDA SNYDER-bcth OF this county.
On thc2l.t October. 1873 bv Rev. J. W. Cor
ns'ius Mr. JOHN =. LINDSEY, and Miss D0RA
SNYDER, an ofM8rtiasbur e.
In Nartiu,hurg Oct. 2lst, by Rev. J. D. Freed,
Nr. JAS. ". RIPPLE and Miss MARY ANN
DOYLE both OF Berkeley county.
Near Lursv. Va. Oct. 25th. by Rev. T. NJ. Per
~, Mr.. T. i. BERRY. Local Editor of the Page
Courier. and Miss ANNIE V. RENALDS, all OF
Page cgVulv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
DI.. Tom lin sons. Dental
O6icc,
CORNER or CHARLES AND LIBERTY STREET
ChaIeleStOWn.

Fest 3ssortreut Of Groceries and the cheapest
in tbs State. at FRAZER & BISHOPS, Martins
burg. v. Va.
For good crop OF Corn, use FRAZER BISH-
OPS star Raw Rome Phosphate.
Extra fue ground Blue Windsor Plaster, very
cheap. at FRAZER & BISHOPS, harrisburg.
W. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
A New Stock.
. Fall Line and Cheap as tt'e
cheapest.

UAyIyG much enlarged and newly re ..iii. .
through ont NY Cd esiab she'd @i.OcAh
IiulrSE on the corner o. Naiae and Law ehee
Streets. have Just received ara have on sac a.
the most redaee,i phi choice ana varied a.
snril,ent of Merchandise il M Inc as ever oe'ote
ofc ed in tie town. The stock Of
SUGARS. COFFEES. TEAS. SYRUPS,
New Orleans No'asses, Sncrs Chce,-. Ciseker::
Nsccsronf. Canned Frui.s, .clies. F'o4ies :" c. .
IN, and complete and o. ne very best qaa.iil.
large and beautiful assortment Of
CUI.ENSWARE
Of the latest patterns and at The most Ieduced pri,
ees. 4 fuH Inc of Class Ware, Wo"den and
Tarthen va e. 20 and Com Mea. gUeAN uesi,
bacon. Lard. Fish Sa }, ard every other article
required in the ianir upPl'cs.
CANDIES. &C.
A large and nice assortment ol French and y
merican Coufee ions, Eai,.ns, Oranges. Lemons,
Figs. Almonds. Mats. Cakes, Speed oysiers,
Nince Meat n nd q andy Peaches.
caretu " selected stock O. Chewing aud Smn-
king Toha eco. Cisa,>. Pipes. &C.. navs on hand.
e Country Produce VIII be taken ineAeAange
2 tie marAct prize. r,
Dcco,,hor 10 1874 6m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
Going East.

e-N iDchestnr AccNmuodatiOn--Thr
Car t1 Baltimore. Mail Trsia-through Car 10
Washington aud Baltimore without change and
makes direct connection for the West. Accom-
moiliiou T,lia makes close connection at Har-
pess Ferry Cor an paiuts East aud West.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
10 WHEAT GROWERS.
"ENCELSIOR,


Of Linz. bone dive red "a Se'Pharte
acid Pofa.h md Sodo,
Forminc tie most concentrated, nireI sal aud en-
labieg.fti ger ever offered O. The 'armcr-oomhin-
100 e the siimu aiing qualities Of Peruvian gu,
ano aud the cves durable lcrSiizing properties Of
la- d. ,.,,sr. aud can be applied in any quantity
haNeversaal. per acre. 70 IS the opinion 81
MANY close c,.cu aiing Farm eFs, after Sti hN-
TEEN YEARS experience in testing itslee by
side With other popular fertilizers, that an appli-
cation 100 pounds Of Excelsior is equal 70 @v'
pounds OF ans o.hcr ert 'zer or gnauo, anatnefe-
10 . uii' 1903 Pc ccut cheaper.
UNIFORMITY uE or Atty GUARANTEED
GY THE MANI ACfORkRS.
lEr- fari.ers ior'd zee hot ererg B"gt, brand
al a. G5orc ~ai ike ANALYSIS and our
NfHE ia RED LETTERS. An oilers are
cOnf'cr,cifs.
PRICE $50 PER TOY.
J.. TURNER & CO.,
AZ PEArr StEEEr, BAIrfyoUr. NJ.
For sale by JAS. LAW. H0OFF,
Cballcst0wa'
August7, IS75-sn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06

nERKTNS' Patent Vented Nursery Bottle has
advantages over all others II being "a con
sIructcd that the vent can be regulated thus IN
surine the ne. fcctcoDtro o! the supply o milk
II a So allows the Oh ID 70 nurse naturally and pre-
vents wind from entering the stomach, which
causes irrtabil.iy and often severe sickness.
Phvs clans all ove~ the country are iecommend-
ing Ibis uor,,e. Give il a trial ia received bt
NAV 8. 1875. c. l. gELLEE.
rRENFIELD'S Horse and Cattle Powder-fgee
from a p mineral medicines, yet 30 cOmneuud-
ro OF various roots, hcrbs barks. &C., as % be
prompt in Is effects and able to give relic IN 81
the prominent diseases OF the hose 70 sale ~
Nays. {. p. EELLhh.
II ESTROY THE POTATO BUG Use Paris
Green freely. h has been proven TO be the
on, article that will answer the pul pose
May %, 1873. {. +. BELLkR.
GEA FOAM-stropser than any Yeast or Baking
= powder in TIE wo, ID Lighf AID mutt, ious
Rrcad. Biscuit and Cakes made with it viii but
tide trouble. C, T.. BELLER.
(GIERRY Sceders. Brass. Bel-metal Stew and
I Msslid Kei.ics; ia sw9lr ut House Furnish
"S ~ JAS. LAW. H0oFFi co.
IV-ALLPAPER.- diaereu ,y'cso Of Wall
" Paper. Cor sale BY
May lG, lS5l g. W. y. hEAESI.Ll.
w COL. WOrL,-We arc prepared TO nay
~ the i--cst cash ice .or wool.
Nav Is, 1875. JAS. LAW. H0OIF CO.
NAILS! NATLS!l- Vow receiving large
! stpcN Nails Which we arc Sc .ugat odacs
rates. JAS. Law. HO0FF CO.
May IS, 1875.
II AGDWARE.-W have IN stock, fnc line of
| l a0o1e goods. winch viii he sold 40 lower
rat'- jAan sewhere .n ttr county. Examine or
yourself. jas. LAW. H00FF co.
MAY IS, 1875.
CtT0NE. Croekerv, aud Glass Ware. Sclf-seal-
: ing, just receiysdin addition ~ stock. Tor sale
by ". EBy.
SsPt. is, 1875.
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ROBINSON SALOON,

MAETIYSBUGG. WEST VA.
TyIHE BAR at al. lines suan.'ed With the very
hest Liquors. nannis,ii.e Pu Eye. Ken
tucSv bourbon, and beg 20 ana- 4. mes. NeI-
chants. and other su.niicd b., lie piDt. quart,
"a lon and larger quantities. az l"g rates. NJ Sed
and Other Driuas sunp led ~ he H.. in Gas ass
stvlc. Ale, Wine, Gin. aud .es. &c. to suit Gus
toners Ciears ol all brands. Give me call.
Sept. .is-t. JOHN :. ROBINSON.
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GRAPES!
CHoICE TonACCos.

FAVE On hand large and choice lot Of Gas
I brands 81 Chewing fobaccgs, which I a.
- bog a. feducss prices.
Cal and exanine HY stock. store In MARKET
Heuso BuidiHg, ghder "CONcEKT HALL"
hay u, lsIb. john Is. NAMES.
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MBBIAN 7rTgERT.

Jrst PHIBsbsS IN a sesicd Ksrslopc. Fyiee ar.
r. Lecture ontLo Nature, Treatment and
EIsr-s Radical cure OF Seminal Weakness, or
2PeFnatsrIhas IA. Induced bi =. l-Abnao.
=, fBTosatsry Emission, In90iency, Ner-
vsgs Debility, and Impcdincnts 70 Marriage gen
orally; Consumption. Epilepsy, aud Fiisi Mental
and Physical lacaPaeify, &C. By ROBERT j.
egLYERwELL, II. D., author % the " green
Book, 4e
Tho werid-renowncd authorize tbii admirable
Lsciure, clearly proves from his 0wt experience
that the awlu. coa,eQuenccs OF sclt Abuse mas DO
electualiy removed without medicine, agd with
ext dangerous surgical operations. bougils in-
stiuWent, rings, or cpdia's; p0lAtine outs mode
oil care az oncs certain ard cl crai, by which
every suGerer. 20 natteF what his condition my
be. may cure himself cheally privately and radi-
eslIy.
&-s Thig Lecture isW Pyore Loon 10 hoHsapds
eHd koWs0Hds.
Sent urdr zeal. IN plaia envelope, 10 ans ad-
sress .0n ieceip iy cents or tW0 postage stamps.
Address tnc Pr1 ..1qrs,
CuAS.J. G. KLINE & co,
~ Bowc-v New York; Post Office Boz, 1850.
Jul, 81. 1875.
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or paralysis 10 the residence Of bis brother,
near Front boral. on Monday, the i2jtb day OF
October, 1875 Nai. JOHN \. BUCK, aged 50
wears and 4 months. His remains were Inferred
10 .hc Prospect Bill Cemetery ON Tuesday eve
uius. ihe 2Gth ius- With Mas auic honors.
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Jefferson Inst ute.

TJ7nE next Session viii commence MONDAY,
SEPT 18Th. Every advantage for thor
og-h cor SO jn English, the Languages Vocal
and lu-. umen,al Music will be afforded For
apply 20 ..
August J. l575-3m. Ms. \. NJ. FORREST.
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sS-N11 Train a7l Winchester Accommoda-
t1u through FROM Baltimore without change Of