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New Books.

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aThe Dinner Yearbook is, in Its name,
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A Forcible Election.

Perhaps all the Radical talk about intimi
dation on the part OF the Democrats at The
late elections in the South is intended to
pave the way for forcibie election of Re
publican candidate for President. The Re-
puDlicans stole the presidency In 1876
They may hope to capture it by force in
1880. The Washington correspondent OF
the Baltimore american writes as follows
s.The ineficiency Of the majority OF the
Federal officials in the southern States in
executing the laws relating 10 the elective
franchise, as evidenced by the result OF the
late campaign in that section, will doubtless
lead to many removals before the Senate
passes into the hands. Of the Democrats.
The Republicans want men OF stronger
stuff TO ill these Offices durin. the canvass of
1880, when it is proposed not to permit the
<bulldozers' to violate the laws with i'm
punity.o i.
The evidence" ~ here alluded to is OF a
new kind. It consists entirely OF the fact
that the Democrats elected a large majority
OF the congressman from the southern
States. 1t is none Of our business whether
these ssineficient" Federal officials who
couldn't elect Republican congressnlen are
turned out OF their Offices or not 10 turn
them out would probably increase the Dem
ocratic strength. But 1t would be a dis.
graceful proceeding on the part OF the Presi
dent to allow such a prostitution OF the OF.
fees under his control, and as we do not be
: lieye he would be a party 20 such q wrong,
ne do not credit The report. The Republi.
cans cannot carrYa single southern State by
force. They have tried it year after year,
and they found il Intellectual when they bad
greater power than they will ever have
agsiu. fhe & u,,conauer Wili,, Of thu
( Caucasian u keep BIN ppergaost. Better
s1rySa policy ei genuine eonciiiation. B
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:, A CRUEL DEcEPTIoS.-[From the Boston
Herald, November 7th.l-The cruel way in
which many people. have been deceived by
reckless demagogues is illustrated by this
fact: A WasherWoman at the West End
gave her employer notice last Saturday that
she should do the work no more after this
week, and-gavc rs areason that Butler was
to be chosen President, and then there
would be money enough. No wonder such
as this poor5woman doubted the RerGld's
friendship for them, but we do not envy
those who have deceived the ignorant.
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NATIONALS MUST "CoME BACK."-[Dela
ware {Ohiol Herald, Dem 1.-The Naiiona
Greenback party is an outcropping oil stray
branches of the Democratic party, and now
that they have been taught the folly OF theil
adherence to the gauzy leadership OF sore
head demagogues OF both the old parties
they will return to their old political stamp
ing-ground.
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This Brewery has been recently fitted up with all
the latest improvements for the manufacture or
LAGER BEER, aud Is now Offering to the public
Inc hest BEER made In the United states. it has
bcca thoroughly Icslcd and account OF its purity
and extra quality Is recommended by The most
prominent physicians OF Ills aud other cities.
EVERY citizen Of Richmond should encourage home
manufacture and help TO build mp the ci.y and III
crease It's prosperity ny encouraging manufactures
of every kind 10 be siarleI among and particn-
larIy should those be encouraged who offer Il better
article FOR the same money than can he Obtained else
where Such al article IS the BEEF; manufactured
az the Richmond Eagle Brewery. superior in all
respects to any other offered 10 the Richmond pub
lie. Sold in hogShcads. barreii, ScgS. &c. Gain Tor
RTBIESOS'S RICHMOND EAGLE BREWERY
LAGER BEER. and use no other.
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WHAT PROHIBITION MAY LEAD To
From the Boston d.l-The Massachu.
sets Total Abstinence Society have solemn
ly decided. that those who take its pledge
can't drink "sweet cider--right from the
press-unfermentcd" We presume people
will still be allowed to eat apples if they
spit out the juice.
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11yr11 CONGRESS. xLy1TH coyGREs
Maierities,.. 2R. l9D. 10
= Including ] Ind. Davis. Of Iilinois.l

*IncluGing ] Ind. Davis, of Iilino's.l
IN this table. California, which elects
congressman next September, is counted as
the delegation now Stands-2 Republicans
and :. Democrats. The Republicans expect
to regain the Third district, which was
taken from them by the Democratic House
OF Representatives II this is done, the
Democratic majority over all in the next
Congress will be reduced to 1.-Neao York
Tribune.
[That is, over both the Greenbackers and
the Republicans.l
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THE PRESIDENTS SENSIBLE COURSE
Evansville Journal, Republican.]-The
President has served the country by with
drawing the menace OF arms from the South,
and has united his party and all others who
are opposed to intimidation, terrorism, and
fraud as political factors. The resultof Tues
days voting we claim is largely due to the
intelligent and just course President Hayes
has pursued since entering the White
House,
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THE REsCLT IN MIssoURI.--St. Louis, No.
Yember lI.-About one hundred counties
in this, State give the following result: Sem
Democrats. Is; Republicans, /; Green
hackers, 2. House--Democrats. 81; Re-
publicans, IA; Greenbackers and Inde-
nenaentS. b.
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BUFFERS DEFEAT Nor PARTY VICTORY,
[Boston Herald. Ind. Nov, if any man
gets up and claims this as Republican vic
tory, shoot him on the spot" 1t wasn't
anything Of the kind. 1t was q victory Of
the people over the organized and Well-palo
hosts arrayed against them.
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SOFT MONEY WoN'T Do.-lNashyille
american, Democratic. There is no doubt
about the meaning OF the result, and any at
tempt OF the Democratic party to stand upon
Ohio ideas in tie future will be simple sui
eide. A sound, stable. convertible currency
is what the people of this country are deter
mined 10 have.
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q a Fatal D1yIsIoN.:--[D Detroit Tree Press
Dem. l-No union OF the elements opposed
to The Republican party, is possible upon
the basis OF accepting the doctrine Of g fat
or irredeemabie currency. Upon that doc
trine the country cannot be carried.
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FRANCE MADE PROSPEROUS BY REsUMp.
TIoN.-[Pittsburgh Dispatch, Republican.
When France resumed specie-paymcnt her
" rag-money" was still much deprecated
below the gold standard, but this excited no
alarm in the mind OF the French tinancier,
and imposed no slumblng-block in the way
of resumption. France resumed without a
futter OF financial disaster, and at once in
augurated an era of remarkable business
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The failure OF the Greenbackers to obtain
possessions OF the country. does not warrant
anybody In assuming that silver Is not hard
money Cincinnati Commercial.
The Butler faction OF the Democratic
party OF Boston have nominated Hon. Fred
erick Prince for Mayor.
The internal.reTenue raiding party in
West Virginia has captured two illicit dis
tiIlpries and destroyed /, coo gallons Of mash.
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"A Boston special says that the late Major
General BENJAMIN f. Butler contemplates
| the Immediate issuance OF a pronrnciamento
to the National reenb back Socialist Commu-.
mist voters OF The United States, pointing
out the necessity oil Immediate organization.
/ for the campaign OF 1880, and laying; down
a programme Of operations Washtn9to ton
Post. s.. S.. i. !, 5.a!sE - 81:
sfStuGen aos the u University of California
!iiara,pfemptlsg indicted Dy. the Grand Jury for
hazipg. s14 81 Isl AS
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RESUMPTION IMPOSSIBLE WITHOUT THE
SILVER DOLLAR Logansport Qnd.) Stand
ard, Rep.l-Had silver not been remone-
tized resumption would have appeared an
utter impossibility, and the congressman
who would have been elected this fall on a
hard-money basis would have been few and
far between. Resumption would have
been postponed, ii not wholly discarded
confusion and uncertainty would have en-
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99-d'ESE STORE.

d ECEIVED THIS WEEK
AT THE N1NETY-NINE-CENT STORE.
Large Folding lIES-HORSES;
4 lot Of new AMI handsome DOLL-CAREIAGES;
\ lot of BHlDGEWOOD CUPS aud SAUCEES:
The finest line of TABLE-CrTLEEI We have
ever shown-s sets selling at Soc, 99c- 49,,
and sl.95;
An clcg,nt line of WALNUT FRAMES At sec,
g9c.. 1925, ana $50;
New BlRD.CAGES at $l.50, sl.75, and :l.gs,
besides All orr oil! lEcs 1T 99c.;
A few handsomely decorated NAPIER TRAYS;
Very handsome STUFFED BIRDS in glass ca-c;
Full line OF HAT ana TOWEL-RACkS from zoe.
to:l.25:
New and handsome BOOK-RACkS;
Very fine WALNUT CHECKER-TABLES;
Handsome STATUE-PANEiS on easel:
New UMBRELLA STANDS At 92c.
Catalogues mailed free 10 any address.
W. \. STEVENS,
uoi sos Broad stree.
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The irregu!arityi in the visits OF the Rieh-
motld Dispatch We cannot account for. Y Q
like the plain, unsopbisticated, common
sense ways Of the Dis - Is1tesgh Meas.
/ The mailing clerk must look to It. We
cannot explain ssthe irfegutarity."
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4 TEE RED BASDAkA.- Il Cincinnati Eaqui
rer. l-Thurman's chances are better to-day
than ever. No eastern man will be in hi:
way for the presidential nomination in 1880,
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DEATHS.

Died, on the 1lIh or November. 1878, at half.
past O'Clock, MARY Lillian THOMAS, daugh-
Ter of D.. A. and Cisc"Iia A. Thonus; aged four
years and eleven months, 80 .s a.-ss.s
The funeral will take place from her fathers resi-
dense. No. zoe Price street, between Jackson and
Dnval, at 10 O'Clock THIS "Wednesday MORN
ING. Friends and aclualntances are invited to at
tend without further notice.
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LUNCH, DINNER, AND SUPPER.

THELADIES OF ST. PAUL'S CHURCH
Il HOME FOR AGED AND INFiRM WOMEN
will have ut The VIRGINIA OPLRA-HoCSE on
THURSDAY, November 14th, LUNCH, DIN
NER AND SUPPER, commencing ut ~ NJ. and
continuing through tho day AMI evening. They In,
vile their friends and tile public generally. anu
would call attention to The fact The Mozart
there will be Il comfortable supper served n red
sonablc price Tickets he procured 1T tue door,
or from any Of The iaiy managers. no 1871
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OF HAMPTON. There are also several pretty.
carriage drives. IN future excursions, we
hope Springfield people viii. forget Old
Point Comfort as an objective point. H.
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SINGULAR RESULTS OF yIcToRr.--[Zanes.
vile TO- Times. III he victory was so easily
Won that the Republi won't need Grant
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Senator MAT APP sTgR savs I'M.
sel'ato 81 not ghost Of q chance
81 bong reelected g the United s,ates,sen-
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g u s3KI N D. Chicago Times. l-ButIel
didn't run well. He hasn't run wen since
tile ,Mtr. ~ sIs.t
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sCrOrrrfxff.

Il
lOyERcoArs, I III
oyERcoATs,
| OvERCoATs,
| ovERcOATs, ,.-
| AT Low PRICES, 4
! AT Low PRICES,
AT Low PRICES, .
AT LOW PIIcrx.
E. 3. SPENCE SON,
L. D. SPENCE & SON,
r. b. SPENCE & SON,
Z. B. SPENCE & SON,
| 1900 MAIN STREET.
1900 MAIN STREET.
1900 MAIN STREET.
| 1900 MAIN STREET
HEAVY MEH1SO USDEEsHIgT,
HEAVY MERtSO UNDERsHIR7,
HEAVY MERISo USDERsHrrT.
HEAVY SfERiSo USDERSulRT.
ONE DOLLAR.
- ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DoLLAR,
ONE nu!L,e
T. b. SPENCE & son.
Z. b. SPENCE & son,
Z. L. SPENCE & son,
Z. y. SPENCE & son,
1cnO MAIN
1900 MAIN STREET.
1900 MAIN STREET
1900 MAIN STREET.
CASHMERE SUIT,
CASHMERE SUIT,
CASHMERE SUIT,
CASHMERE SUIT.
TEN DOLLARS.
Ten DOLLARS,
TEN DOLLARS.
TEN DOLLARS
L. T. SPENCE & son.
Z. i. SPENCE & son.
L. Il. SPENCE & son,
L. Il. SPENCE < son.
1900 MAIN STREET.
1900 MAIN STREET,
1900 MAIN STREET,
1900 MAIN STREET.
NOBBY STYLES or NECKwEAR,
NOGBY STYLES OF NECKWEAR,
NOBBY STYLES OF NErKWEAP,
NOBBY STYLES OF NECKWEAG.
!. r. SPENCE & son.
i. Il. SPENCE 4 sos.
i. i. SPENCE & >UN,
f. E. SPENCE L soy.
UNDERWEAR,
UNDERWEAR,
UNDERWEAR,
INDICATED UNDERWEAR.
F. =. SPENCE & son,
T.. Il. SPENCE & son,
L. Il. SPENCE & Sun.
T. Is. SPENCE i son.
GLOVES IN GREAT VARIETY,
GLOVES IN GREAT VARIETY,
GLOVES IN GREAT VARIETY.
GLOVES IN GREAT VARIETY.
+. b. SPENCE x son.
E. b. SPENCE ( SOY,
E 3 SPENCE { son
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ase from Wisconsin. us hard TO believe
| that 4 man more Objectionable could be

Il GLAD or aIr. MoaRisoS, oi Illinois,
| IL reelected to the Housesoi Representatives
Lafter all. Heisa good Democrat, and sound
| on the currency question.
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Enueraa Notice.

The funeral OF JACOB W. FOSTER. Jr.. will
take place from the Belle Isle chapel THIS We'd
nesday) AFTERNOON at 2 O'Clock. The friends
of the family are invited 10 attend without further
notice. .-yE-
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CARPETS. MaTTINGS. &c.

lust RECEIVED, OUR FALL STOCK.
81 A fuII line of CARPETS and OlL-SL0THS OF
all grades; RUG MATS. DEUGGEfS, SHADES,
and HOLLANDS; COkNICE LACE ana DAMAsh
CURTAINS, which we arc offering NJ low prices.
Also nun line of PAPER-HASGlSGS.A All orders
f1N''' PHILLIPS & JENNINGS,
No. 22, corner Thirteenth and Franklin stree
Sc liam .y s.e q. z..esst...
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The ext CGacress.

A DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY OF ABOUT THREE
OVER ALL IN THE House.
The filing OF the three vacancies in the
Forty fifth Congress last Tuesday makes no
changes in'the strength OF the two parties.
The Republicans lost the Fifth Louisiana
district, but carried Nebraska and gained
the Sixteenth New York district. The
changes in Congress are indicated in the
following table:
xLyTu CONGRESS-. xLvITH CONGRESS.
Senate. House. S nate. House.
Republicans. SO 131 % I34
Dem ocrs!s......N37 100 "4o LAP
GreenDack mel IL
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NJ COHEN BROTHERS

~ COHEN BROTHERS
HAVE JUST OPENED
40 pieces Of MATELASsE DRESS GOODS, in
black and colored. 4. 16Sc.:
80 pieces ALPACA LUSTRES, in black and col
ored, ut 12Hc.;
IS pieces DOUBr.E WIDTH MOURNING GRAY
nj 169c. worth 35c;
o5 pieces ALL-WOOi. MATELASSE BEIGE at
size. worth fully double:
4 large stock of new des gns IN PLAIDS;
Also, full assortment Of NOVELTY DRESS
GOODS:
The best ALL-WOOL soc. CASHMERE ever Of
fcreti in this city:
LUBIX'S BEST CASHMERES at greatly-reduced
prices;
4 large stock Of MOURNING GOODS. oc 70
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sr,re ,ss,YEr AND CHEMISTS OFFrCE,l

STATE ASSAYEE AND CHEMISTS OFFfCE,l
RICHMOND, November !, 1878.
The LAGER BEER manufactured by Mr.: G. ".
been cbrmic,lIy cyHmincd bv me- the Samples test
ed having been collected by myself. and found FREE
FROM ADULTERATISC; SUBSTANCES. II may hc
used rs medicine or beverage In full assurance OF
its purity. WILLIAM ii. TAYLOR. a. ~
no 10 Sta t. Chemist.
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TAXES.


TNHE TAXPAYERS OF HENRICO
/ COUNTY arc hereby notified that tlletr ST ATE,
COIT MY. and SCHOOL rANES FOR TIE
1878 viii be ready for collection Ut the Trvasuers
ofiice I'm Tie County Court house. frosn The .5ru
OF NOVEMBER. 10 the 1sT OF DECEMBER
after which tile Eve per cent viii be added. THOSE
having before The 1st Of December will be entitled
10 deduction Of two per cent -
WILLIAM NJ. MCGsRUDER,
ao1l-tDel County Treasurer.
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LAGER BEER.
LAGER BEER.
GEORGE w. ROBINSON'S
EAGLE BREWERY,
BUCHANAN SPRINGS,
WEST CLAY STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

The GOLD MEDAL was awarded GEORGE ".
ROBINSON for SUPERIOR ALE, PORTER, and
LAGER BEER at the Virginia State Agricultural
Fair of 1878.
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MEETINGS..

AND MEMBERS MM
W JEFFERSON LODGE. No. %, X. OFEHRA
P-Attepd a regular convention THIStsi q 7!
"wednesday EVENING, November 18th, \SSsSG1
ut z O'clock. at your Castle (Wliktnson's)N SsaSy
Hall, OIL Ninth street corner Of Bank. Can VIZ
tdates for the first. second, and third ranks will be
in attendance at s O'Clock sharp Members OF
other lodges fraternally invited to attend. The new
bylaws Will BE- ready for distribution.
By order of the &. &. .s-.; j. r. LAMKIN,.
no l3-1ih nsgf Keeper of Records and Seal.
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EFT COHEN BROTHERS
arc now Offering the In gest stock OF
BLACK AND COLORED Sill KS
ever offered in t.is state.
Good quality BLACK SILK ut 10 and SJc.;
Heavy GROS-GRAIN from 81 tOSl.25;
GUlNNET'S SATIN-FINISH. at $1.25, s1.GO,
1856, and 50;
BONNET'S SATIN-FlNISH at Sl.35, sl.5G.
$l.75, 1856. 42.O5. S24O. S2.65, and s2.75.
for quality that equals any ever offered hereto
fore at 81.
IN COLORED SILKS. offer every quality and color
including all thc shades. Srccia! attention
Is called TO an extensive variety OF handsome
evening shades.
i large stock OF BLACK and COLoRED SAIlNS,
Including inc various delicate tins;
Also, the largest stock BLACK and CcLOEED
SILK-VELEETS ever offered; oc2 6
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EXCURSIONS.
TXCURSION TO PETERSBURG
VIRGINIA CONFERENCE.

A most favorable opportunity 10 attend INC F1R,,
GINA CONFERENCE OF The METHODIST episcopal
t:nmrch south will be- afforded the public by the IL
dies OF Centenary church on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH.
Train viii leave Byrd-Street station n O'Clock
A. NJ: returning, vii! leave Petersburg at lOt9
o clock L. VI. VIII stop at Manchester junction
Tickets for sale at ". p. W. Taylors and Court,
ncy & PoweIs BROAD street: at a. W. CARRIERS ana
Merchants National Bank Main street. ana al tic
train on tie morning Of 10th.
Ickcis sold for this excursion will be good 10 re-
turn on ANY TRAIN MONDAY, 18TH E0FEMBER.
Round trip, 81. no e'll.1o'l1@1o
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FEssa,,ATESNAs..

rATHOLIC HOME SCHOOL FOR
" YDJTSG CIIILDREH-hoys er grls-in TAIL
BOT COUNTY. MD. Healthy location on salt WI,
ter Special attention paid 10 moral ana physiS.s
culture Number OF scholars limited 10 ten. SIX
vacancies Terms per scholastic year. $3.50. No
extras references given and required. AddrGs5
MRS. Y. ). WILLIAMS,
no 12-2w* La Trappe. Talbot county, nd.
AERS. SYLVANUS REEDS BOARD
rn ING. AND -SCHOOLFOR GIRLS. Nos.
4 AND T. Asst FiF-IY-TIfIRD STREET. NEW YORK.
- RE-OpESS OCTOBER l, 1878.
French Is the language OF the school. LEG COT
IS afforded for the health aAd comfort, ~ well a'
tie thorough edueatioa OF pupils au 2O-sSd3n
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EpETfRTs Ssntrs,fsssl!

aaSz7 levy BROTHERS offer the largest,
best-ussorted, and cheapest LINEN GOODS in this
city. They make Linens specially, and call par
ticular attention to their stock of
a,s.--,5--,-ca TAELE-CLOTHS, ,.a
NAPKINS, TOWELS,
TRAY-CLOTHs, and
B. TOWELLINGS.
they also show a large assortment OF
TABLE. and PLANO-COVERS,
q LACE CURTAINS LAMBREQUISs,
TIDES, and WINDOW-SHADES. no Is
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me- LINOLEUM! LENOLEUM!

LEVY BROTHERS have a Dew supply OF this
celebrated FLOOR RECOVERING, which will be sold
ut i grcatly-reduced price. no IL
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somethins for the New Year.

The world renowned success OF Hostettera
Bitters, and their continued popularity for a
quarter Of a century as astomachic, Is scarcely
more wonderful than the welcome that greets
the annual appearance Of Hostetter's Alma
nae. This valuable medical treatise & pub
lished by Hostetter & Smith, Pittsburgh,
Pa. under, their own immediate supervision,
employing 80 hands in that department Ten
cylinder printing presses, s folding, machines,
S job presses, &c, are running about eleven
months in the year on this work, and the
issue OF same for lS79will not be less than ten
millions printed in the English, German,
French, Welsh, Norwegian, Swedish, Holland.
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that he will avoid committing suicide yet
awhile as his life labos are much needed
iust now in this State. H q;
! The ladies Of tie Pfesbyterian Church
give An entertainment at Academy Hall
On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
From the preparations they have been ma;
king it will certainly prove q success, and
Mother Goose and all the little geese will
show Oft to good advantage.
The Literary Societies are all doinga
good work now, they have adjourned tol
two weeks because. 50 many members ere
Avery neat catalogue Of the books in
the Library Is Just out, agreat help !.
I The Military department shows the rsn
by firing O. clock gun every morning
The Officers OF the Corps are taking q spe
cial course in Military Science under the
efficient, energetic Major Snyder.
.CtirTente Cdidmo.