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NEGETINE
Is Prepared by
II. r.. STEN EMS. Boston.
Vegetine is sold by all Druggists.
feb
The Seaside Library.

Choice books no longer for the few only. The best
standard novels within the reach OF every one;
Books usually sold IRON to 70 given unchanged
and unabrldged) for 10 and 90 cents.
la5. The Count OF Mone-Crlsto, Alex Dumas 4Oc
1856 The Kings own, by capt. MaTyat lOc
l5T. Hand and Glove, by Amelia B. Edwards lOC
5s Treasure Troye, By Samuel Lover 21c
Ss The pnag9m Hhir BY capGn marry9t lSI lSI
Isl. The World wen Lost, i. Lynn Linton 90,
l62. Shirley, Charlotte Bronts 20
i6s. Frank Mlldmay, by Captain Marryat M 10,
49, nodeTn SdeE Minister @ So iJ Cheyey m Novel acl
i66 The asst Aldinl, by george sand lO'
l67 The Queens Necklace by Alex. Dumas 10,
lGS. Con Grcgan, by harlcs Lever 2o'
169. st. Patrick's I've, 10y Charles Lever lOt
10 Newton EorIter by cGnt@9in Msrry9t JS lS
lie Chevalier de Mai. on Rouge, by Dumas 10,
ia Japnet in Search Of Father by Captain
ia Kate V'Donoghue, by Charles Lever 200
i7S The rlGha OF Many an tales, CGp.aln Marryat M iS
H. George Cauterbury's VIII, by Mrs. Henry
Wood %
rs Msrc Good Luck, by X, Z FTancillISn 100 100
l79, The IIis,ory q a crime, by victor Hugo l0
$50. Arnaludr, by Wikir collins 2O
ls2 .IulietS Guardian, by Mrs. Cameron lw
ls3. kcniwOrth, by sir Walter scott 2D
Isl. The ! title savage, by Captain Marryat 10
ls5. ".Good.hye sweetheart by khoda Brougton 10
1sd, David COppeIneld, by Charles Dickens 20
Isl. Nanon. bv Alexander Dumas 10
1SS. The swiss Family Robinson 10
1S9. Henry uuuba. by Miss BrudiOn lO
1870. Memoirs Of IA Physician, by Alex Dumas 30
1871. The Three cutters. by captain Marryat l.
1872. The CUnspirdOr-, by Alexander Dumas 10
1913. Heart OF Midlothian, Sir Walter scott %
Iq4 No Intentions, by Florence MarIyatt 10
1876. Isabel Of bavaria, by AleXander Dumas IL
1876. Nicholas Nickleby, by Charles Dickens q
lpT. Nancy, by RhOda BroughtOn IL
l9S. settlers in Canada, by Cautain Marryat IL
1879 COisters and the Hearth, by Chas Rulle q
POO The Monk, by Matthew q. Lewis, NJ. p.
monk Lewts[ II
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sent postage prepaid, on receipt OF price.
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POetical.
TRANSLATIONS FROM nEINE.


Mr. traumte tUirig schdute der kond"
] had dream the moon looked drear,
And dreariy the stars shone o'er me-
Away to the city, where dwells my dear,
Many hundred miles It bore me.
IL led me on to her home kissed
The stones OF the stair at the door there,
Which often her tiny foot had pressed
And the hem OF her robe swept DER there
The night was long, the night was still,
The chill OF the stones, It shocked me;
And death pale form at the window sill
Lit up by the moonshine, mocked me.
"Die biduen Veilchen der Aeuqslein"
The volets blue OF those eyes OF thine,
The roses red OF thy cheeks divine,
The lilies white OF thy hands SO fine,
Bloom on and on, fresh bright and clear
'Tis only your heart Is dried up, my dear
ode Wet ist so schon, und der Himmel so bIau.'
The world is so fair, and the sky so blue,
And the meadow flowers are so bright Of hue,
And they sparkle and gleam in the morning dew,
And all men are merry and glad TO view;
Yet fain would lie In the churchyard bed
And nestle In close by my love that's dead.
-BldckwooTs Magazine.
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HISTORY OF COLUMBIA COUNTY.
Draft-June Sd, 1864.
MILITARY RECORD.

The following.is list of the men drafted
at Troy, Penn'a., on the above date.
Bloom 70wn,hp-No. drafted 81.
+ Il Drinker Douglas Hughes
Oliver @ Kahler Thomas Downes
John Il Williams Nelson Bruner
Albert + Iost Michael Mccormick
Andrew NJ Rupert Thomas McGill
Ssmnel ii Surles David Beers
james Henwood Thomas Mccormick
Henry ROsenstock George Hassert
Henry ; Arthur John Mccormick
Lloyd Il Sharpless Oliver Palmer
Peter Harmon Samuel Gehrinper
Ransom Halle Enos Jacoby
Jacob Diehl John Coleman
Charles ii Hendershot
Brlarereek 7bunship-No, drafted Is.
VIM Nj klinetob Jacob Fenstermacher
josiah Blank William Thomas
Clark Bower William TilIman
Eckard Smith Evan ID Adams
Nemish Rittenhouse Ephraim Trou bridge
Jacob Biedner Samuel Rinard
| Enes McAfee
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YEGETINE
Is acknowledged by all classes 0f people TO be the
best and most reliable blOOdspuriIr ia the world
CURED NsE.

HVVTEsTtNi NOV Y, $50
II. X. stevens, ESD:
Dear Sir have suffered for the last three or four
years with Liver Complaint and Kidney troubles.
Previous tn taking the NCgttiue | was under the
doctors care fer long time but be did not help me-
Ny friends all thought would mol recover. / began
us,rg the Ncgcinc, and realized good effect from 1t
right away. | hai taken but three bottles before
was much better. J continued taking a few bottles
more and can now truly say am enjoying the best
OF health ! have given Il to my little daughter
with great success. since II has done me SO much
good have recommended It 10 several and they
have all been greatly benefited by It's use.
RtSpCCtfully,
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NEGk'TINE

vegetine has restored thousands to health who
had been long ana painful sufferers
Negetine Is composed Of Roots, Barks and Herbs.
II Is very pleasant to take every child likes 1t.
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NEGETINE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.
spRrSGvrLLE, Me. oct. 12, 1876

MIR. IT, r. StevenS:--
Dear Nir.-Ftteen years ago last fall was taken
sick With Rheumatism and VAS unable to move until
the next April. from that time until three years
ago this fall suffered every thing with rheumatism
some lines there would be we. Ks at time that
often. suffered every Thing that man could. over
three years ago last spring ! commenced taking
Nrgetine and followed 1t up untl | had seven bot
ties have no rheumatism since hat time. always
advise every one who is troubled with rheumatism
to try Vegetine, and not suffer for years as have
done. This statement is gratuitOus as far as MIR.
Stevens Is concerned Yours, etc,
ALBERT CROOKER
Firm OF A. Croker Co., Druggists and Apotheca-
rlpS.
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2lS. Francis street
Place uf business I2 West Avenue.
MI Smith Is wcll-knUwn dealer IN stoves and
iinware for many years in business In Rochester.
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'1aulutl AlDtTlsOu
Jacob Watts
Joshua Davis
Richard j Ewes
Benz Stackhouse
VIM Mex Musgraye
Reese McHeury
Scott Township-
Patrick DAILY
Abner ii Brown
George Gilbert
David j Quick
William Masteller
Theodore Mcdowell
Charles Schug
VIM A Case
Charles 5 Fowler
\ + Cain
Robert Earst
Jesse Merrell
Geo b Kitchen
Chsncey @ Trench
Isaac ] Kester
| Emanuel Ruckel
| SugarioGf To,snsh
Jacob ii Fritz
| Alexander Hess
| Montgomery Cole
Samuel Ill Hess
| Cornelius Girton
| Zeppamiah l. Kline
| Jssse Fritz
l Nordeeai Goodwin
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John Stetsler
Peter Snow
Wm Lills
Elias Barringer
Daniel Eettermaa
Thomas kilcoll
Michael McCols
John Roe
James Darrach
Jacob Hsrman
Daniel Kieiler
VIM Snyder
George Mastin
Barney Mcclure
John Fleming
Patrick Demott
Moses Long
Frank ID Long
Peter Brenin
VIM Hoagland
John Stuben
Anthony Kiley
John Mcdonald
Robert Humphrey
William Branchids
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THE COLUMBIAN, VOL. XII, NO. Q
COLUMBIA DRNoCRAT, VOL. XIII, no. "
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Diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder etc, are always
unpleasant and at times they become the most dis
trSs ng and dangerous diseases That can affpCt the
human system. Most diseases Of the Kidneys arise
from impurities IN the blood causing humurs which
settle ON these parts. Negetlnc eNCels any known
remedy IN the whole world FOR cleansing and purify
ing the blood thereby causing healthy action to
all the Organs OF the body.
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vIGoRENE

Is AGREEABLE TO the taste, GRATEFUL
TO the stomach, and acts efficiently as
CATHARTIC, Alternative and Diu-
RETIC. Its action Is not attended with
any unpleasant feeling, neither Is lan-
gour nor debility experienced, but on the
contrary, refreshment and invisoration.
Its i'm m ed late effect upon the digestive
organs, whether impaired by disease or
exhausted from any cause, Is to Increase
their powers OF assimilation and nutri-
tion, the appetite being increased at once.
To those affected with an engorged COM
dition of the liver, ns BiliOusness, char
ncterized by IA dusky compleSion, coated
tongue, "A pasty, bad taste in the mouth, a
capricious appetite and sluggish action
of the bowels, with sense of fullness in
the head and Of mental dullness, NIGOR-
ENE proves most valuable
Its effect upon the kidneys Is no less
happy, IA turbid, irritating urine is
quickly cleared up by IL.
Inaa mmatory and Chronic RHEUMA-
TIsM will soon disappear by persistent
ise OF yIGORENE.
tions of all kinds, VIGORENE Is most
certain.
properties OF HERES, ROOTS, GUMS and
BARkS, that Nature alone furnishes,
great care being taken by us that they
are gathered at the right season OF the
year, and that they possess their native
ThatVIGoRENE has the powerto PUR-
LIVER, and STIMULATE the DIGEST
I'VE ORGANS, Is indisputably proven by
those who have given IL trial and have
been permanently cured.
We do not ask you 10 try dozen bottles
TO experience relief, for we GUARANTEE
you viii feel better from the first few
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VIGORENE Is astonishing the world
with It's cures, and ts throwing all other
TONES, ALTEHAVIVEs" and lNtIGoR-
ANTS, into the shade: Put up In large
bottles, double strength. Requires small
doses, and Is pleasant 10 take.
Price, sI.OO per Bottle.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
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ATTORNEY An LAW. SOLICITOR IN CHAN
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pie is afectingly shown in the now
noted case of Simon Cameron and the
widow Oliver. Cameron, at an age
that generally carries with it inhu-
ence, even if it is not always accom-
panied by responsibility, deliberate
ly violated a promise of marriage.
At least, Mrs. Oliver says so. Then,
a year ago or so, it is now found, Mrs.
O. promised to drop her breach of
promise suit if the Senator would give
her thousand dollars. This he paid.
But the widow having learned guile
from the Senator's example, initiates
him in it. She refuses to be bound
by her promise to withdraw the suit.
She will push it. The payment Of
the $1,000 seems to indicate that
there is cause for action.
REX.
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West Virginia Penitentiary.

The forthcoming report of the Sup
erintendent of the West Virginia Pen
itcntiary at Moundsville, will show
that the institution the current year
is$lO, 900 short Of being selfsustaining
This is very satisfactory showing,
however, as the deficiency last year
exceeded ST., 900. There are pow 283
convicts in the Penitentiary, and dur
ing the year their board cost the State
eight and two-thirds cents per day
each. The total cost Of keeping the
prisoners, including their food and
clothing, salaries Of officers, DC, was
SCI cents per day for each convict.
The year before the total expenses
averaged 494 cents per day for each.
The State has been receiving 40 cents
per day Tor feeding the United States
prisoners confined in the Penitentiary,
hut the Attorney General of the Uni
ted States demanded that the price be
reduced to rs cents per day, and the
terms have been IS cts per day for
each convict since Jan. 9TH. There
arc sixty United States prisoners in
the Prniteptisrs.
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The Republican Party.

The present aspect Of the Republi-
can party in the United States is very
much to be deplored. 1t has all the
appearance of house divided against
itself, and nothing apparently can
save it from the downfall which pro-
verbally awaits family in such an
unenviable condition. Many Of the
members of the party are seemingly
not content with quarrelling with one
another; they have now betakcn
themselves to violent assault upon
the President himself. 1t is not
enough that they humble him in pres
ence of the whole country by reject
ing some of the most important of his
nominations; they are filing the pa
pers with letters in which they i'm
pugn his policy, and, what is worse
than that, invalidate his title to the
Office he sustains. Among these lat
ter assaults place is due to the let
ter Of Sir. W.E.Chandler, alike from
the position of the writer, and the
gravity of his charges. 1t is difficult
to see how Congress can avoid an in
quiry into the whole of the affairs di-
lated upon in this remarkable docu-
ment. The Republican party in all
their moves is playing into the hands
of the Democrats. And few more
dissensions will disband the party.
Then will prosperity prevail and the
people Of America again be a united
people.
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20 The present aspects of the Eu-
Topean war are anything but encour-
aging. They threaten prolongation
of the strife, and with a more violent
luminosity than ever. 1t is true that
the British Government has undertake
en- at the solicitation of the Sultan to
open up negotiations with the Gar
with . view to the cessation Of hostil-
tiles. The prospect of success, how
ever, is not very encouraging. All ac-
counts represent the Car as being in
= very implacable mood, whilst it is
certain that warlike preparations Of
a very formidable nature are still car
ried on in Russia. A very strong
war feeling is growing among the
British people, and the Government
is evidently alive to the danger of the
approaching crisis. The whole Of the
Channel feet is ordered to be ready
for sea by the 10th inst, and upon
the assembling of Parliament it seems
probable that Ministers will ask for
large supplies to equip the nation for
war. This gives an omlnous aspect
to the condition of things. For the
present actual hostilities have been
suspended by the winter. What was
feared afew days ago has now actually
taken place in the destruction of the
bridges across the Danube by the ice.
This cuts off all communication be.
tween Roumania Bulgaria; and this
may eventually open up new aspect
Of the war.
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ROBBERY IN GREENE COUNTY PA.
THE ROBBERS CAPTURED AT FAIR
MoNT-From the Vest Virginian we
clip the following account of the Rine-
hart robbery in Pa. "On New Years
day message was sent to this place
informing the Sheriff of this county
that two men were aboard the Nor
gantown mail coach en- route to Fair
mont, and asking him to arrest them,
as they were guilty of bold robbery.
Sheriff Manley was not in town at the
time, but Mr.. Riley Camp, Deputy
Sheriff, was here, and started off i'm
mediately to obey the instructions.
He only got out of town a short dis
lance before be met the stage, which
contained the two men supposed to
be the robbers, whom he arrested.
They were held here until the Penn
sylvania authorities arrived, when pre-
parations were at once made for con
veying them back to Greene county.
Justice Fleming issued the warrant
for their arrest, but when taken be-
fore him they waived an examination,
stating that they desired to have their
hearing at home. Their names are
William and Andrew Anderson, said
to be brothers, and are charged with
having robbed, on the night Of the
Oath ult., one Thomas Rinehart, an
cid gentleman of Greene County, of
the sum of 81, 52S-$1,12S being in
notes Of hand, and the balance in
United States currency. Immediate
ly after dinner on Tuesday were star
ted in the direction Of Greene, being
in charge of Constable Reed, of this
place, and an officer of Pennsylvania
Before leaving here, however, they
were presented with ornaments in the
shape of bracelets, vulgarly called
handouts, but they didn't appear to
appreciate them. They pretended to
be very indignant over their arrest,
and could not enjoy New Years gifts,
especially the kind they were COMPEL
ed to accept and wear on their wrists
They were taken to Greensboro, near
which place the robbery was commit
ed. The general opinion is that they
are guilty, there being, as we are in
formed, strong evidence against them
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON, d. ca
Jan. 7, 1879.

Jan. 7, 1879.
New Years day was more general
ly observed here than on any former
occasion. All the Departments were
closed and business generally was
suspended. The weather was all
that could be desired. There was the
usual jam at the White House and
very many private individuals ere
ceived." This city has not deserved
the bad reputation it has had in the
way of intemperance, but during the
late holidays it has done much to
earn eminence in that direction. In
Temperance is beyond doubt increas-
ing here, and that in an alarming de-
gree. We have all imaginable sorts
of temperance societies, some that are
now known throughout the country
having originated here, and it may
be that they do good. Francis Muir
ply will visit US in y few days, call
ed by the clergy OF the city, who are
justly alarmed at the condition of af-
fairs.
There seems to be almost a Ger
tainty that the bill to remonetize sill
yer will be promptly passed on the
reassembling of Congress. There are
indications that the majority in both
House and Senate will be larger than
has been anticipated and quite suffi-
cient to pass the bill over a veto.
Conversions among Senators and Rep
resentatives are constantly reported,
all being from the ranks of those
heretofore opposed to reconciliation.
In connection with this bill the
subject Of obeying instructions"
from States will arise in the Senate.
1t is long since much was heard of
this matter of instructions. Yet at
one time there was much discussion
of it. Senator Dorsey and Melon
aid, both opposed to reconciliation,
will vote for it in Difference to the
wishes of the people of their States.
The daily Post, which by the way,
is the liveliest paper in the city, late
ly stated, as if by authority, that in
any revival of the fight on the New
York nominations, Senator Conkling
would have no further assistance
from Democratic Senators. Last
Thursday morning it qualified the
statement, SO far as to say it did not
speak by authority. and that Conk-
ling wall probably have the assist
ance of at least one Senator. am
pretty sure he will have more than
that. No one pretends that there is
any chance between the men now in
Office and those Hayes wants to put
in, and Democratic Senators clearly
have right to take such course as
seem to them best as a matter of par
ty policy. Opinions very likely will
differ as to what is best to do.
The &arfnl aspect Of a bad exam
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DR.. Tut has been en-
gagged in the practice Of
medicine thirty years, and
oralong time was demon.
strator Of anatomy in the
Medical College Of Geor-
gia, hence persons using
his Pills have the guaran-
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are free from all
quackery.
lie has succeeded in
combining In them tho
heretofore antagonistic
qualities of q sfrsnS7hsS-
isH,fSyYsfiUs, osdG fsg.
Sty,ng sOsie.
Their first apparent ef.
feet is to increase the ap,
petite by causing the food
to properly assimilate.
Thus the system is nour.
ished, and by their toni
action on the digestive or
gans, regular and health,
excavations arc produced
The rapidity with which
persons take on fssh.
while under the influence
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dicates their adaptabilily
to nourish the body, and
hence their efficacy in cur
ing nervous debility, mel
ancholy, dyspepsia, vast
ing of the muscles, slug
gishness of the liver.
chronic constipation, and
myth to the system. Sold
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Vest VU. UniUersitu
1877. MOrganfOw "a.

This Institution OF Learning, under
the Presidency of Rev. r. Thompson, A.
NJ, Is entering upon new era of pros
perity. During the Spring Term, just
closed. the attendance OF students was
increased over So per cent. 1t has
large and scholarly Faculty. beautiful,
healthful and moral location; ample
Scientific and Philosophical apparatus;
a Library constantly growing; currica-
lun, OF the most thorough character; q
standard OF scholarship surpassed by no
American institution of learning.
THE EXPENsKs ARE LESS than ST
any other place known to afford equal
advantages. The Fall Term begins
Sept. 5th; the Winter Term January End;
and Spring Term March 9th. For full
information, catalogues, &C., address the
President. GEO. C. STURGISS.
June 10, 1877. Secretary of Regent.
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Eky- Simon Cameron the youthful
tleceiver has compromised with the
widow Oliver for $1,000. This is
cheap enough considering the cir
cumstances. The widow OF first
wanted $4,000 but Simon srgned
that, that sum was $4,000 too
much for second hand love. He con-
WINGED the widow and carried his
point.
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old POOR HOUSE FOR SALE.

STATE OF West VIRGINIA
COUNTY OF MoNoNGALIA, :, D. O.
AT rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court Of Monongalia county,
on the first Monday in January. 1878,
on the chanoery side Of said court
The Morgantown Bank plaintiff,
vs..
Anne l. Lazier wife Of A. F. Lazier)
Eliza G. Lazier, Melville l.. Casselberry
aud Elisha H. Coombs, doing business
selberry h Coombs, and Joseph More
land, defendants.
Attachment in Eq uity
The object of this suit Is to recover
from said defendant, Anna l.. Lazier,
the sum of two hundred and seventy dol
lars due by her certain promissory note
dated LIST day Of August, 1877, PAYABLE
nine months after date, with interest
from date, executed by her to one w. F.
Baker for piano>forte, purchased by
her from said Baker for her own use and
al her own sole and separate property or
estate, which note was afterwards, to-
wit; On the - day Of August, 1877, as
signed by said Baker to said plaintiff
and to subject the properly and estate Of
said Anna l.. Lazier, leyied upon by the
attachment in this cause, and in the
hands of the other defendants or any of
them to the payment thereof and for
general relief and it appearing from the
return of the sheriff, as we'll as from an
affidavit filed with the papers of this
cause. that the defendant Anna l.. La
zier, is non, resident Of this State, it is
ordered that the said defendant, Anna l..
Lazier, do appear here at rules to be held
In the Clerks Office of said Court, on the
first Monday in February next, and do
what may be necessary to protect her
interest in this suit.
A copy. teste: A. RAYMOND,
KICK & HoUGH, Clerk
Counsel for Prff