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COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
tH ST. bet 18th and llth SITS n~ Washington. C.,
The ksth course Of Lectures win beein on MON.
DAY, October 9th, and continue until March 1,
1850 No changes have been made in the Fsculty
Medic Win Ss fIled by Prof D W PREST fisss
Se In saton e the
Mtdicsl Science. special arraneements have been
a ohers anti s ass q .ss mi.
crost ore, under the personal direction Of CONNIE
RrSs ssS iSt
ptnsaries Of the city. free OF ehsrse The central
csrl 70 the several hesptAs and Govern i 9sns de-
gartments TIE corrrs yiLl ssgin with an Iatro-
MONDAY, October 9th, in the collese building.
The prof.s sion and public are cordially invited 70
For re circulars and particulars, .ad.s..
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N EDIc1L pfPARTMENT.
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The Slst Annual Seesion viii begin September l6
Pr. Ross will deliver the Introductory ia the Dol.
eee Lecture Room, at O'Clock D. M Public m
FACULTY
ana p ~ P.of .n q The Ps
of Medical Faculty.
FLoDoAEpo HowARD. NJ. d., Emeritus Prof; Of
oren.
JOHNSON Eliot. M d. Emeritus Prof of Surgery
JAMES Z. MORGAN, NJ. ID Emeritus Prof. OF Ma.
terra Medica and Therapeutics and Medical
Jurisprudence
ekMCFL O. BUsEY, NJ. d..
Prof. OF Theory and Practice Of Medicine.
FRANCIS A. ASHFORD, M D.
Ifof. OF Surgery.
JosErH TABER Johnson. A. MIND,
Prof i1 q Obstetrics shd Diseases of Women
c. II. A. KLENsCKMIDT, NJ D.,
Prof. OF Physiology.
VIM. 81. Ross, M D.,
Prof. OF Materia Medica and Therapeutics
DANIEL KELLEY, A. M, ND
Prof. OF Chemistry and Toxicology
CHARLEs E. HAaNER, M D.
Prof Of Clinical Medicine
Prot. Of Anatomy.
HARRISON CROOK, NJ D., Demonstration of Anas
omy. 1879
JOHN WALT1R, NJ. D., Prosector TO Chair OF Anat
omy.
Il. A. ASHFORD, M D Dean,
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Tie republicans of Maryland have nominated
James A. Gary, OF Howard county, for COVER
nor. He Is an estimable and wealthy gentle
man, who WILL poll the full strength of tie re-
publican party In Maryland, whatever that
may be. He was beaten by Judge Merrick for
Congress In the 5th Congressional district.
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DRAWBACK CERTIFICATES WANTED.
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General Taxes due before July lst, 1877, and all
Special Taxes, paid at . large discount.
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ACCIDENT Wesley Croager, son Of our
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NJ fried Nov. 9th inst l., at the Luih' ra'
Parsonage. in Mcchanicstown, hv Rev. "
&. Wire. William A. Herd to Miss Laur;
V. Andcrs, both Of Rocky Ridge, thi
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On the 2ist inst, at the Lutheran Par
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Hedges, Columbus A. Sunday 10 Miss Eli
IN J. Mort, both of this county,
On.thc ool inst, nj thu brides residence
(Prospcct) by the Rev. S. A Hedges
John II. Hill to NJ So S'rah E. Leather
man, eldest daughter of lsaih Lcatherman
Esq, all of this county.
On October 21st. 1879. n II e Memo.ia
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sas,.~ "a ses
Su ldenlyin Frederick on the mnrnlngn
the 29th OF October. 1879, Daniel f
Schlcigh, son Of The late Brown Sc'leigh
of IIagrrstown, Md aged 30 yours, q mos
and "a days.
On the 5h il slant suddenly. ncHr 3lt.
Zion Church, of typhoid fever, pneumonia
md rheumatism, Charles f., oldest son o.
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months aud - days
On the e1th instant, In t is city. Of brain
fever. Stanley, oldest son of J. Il. H. Wood,
aged | 0 years.
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EXecutrfX Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
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lato of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said de-
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to the subscriber, on or before
the 3D. day of February next; or they mfy
otherwise, by law be excluded frnlA all
beneti: Of said estate. Those indebted arg
requested to make immediate payment.
ELENOR HOBBS,
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T ,OLD HANDLE SAD IRONS.

Great reduction in the price of the Cold
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The price is down within the reach OF all;
the poor rs well as the rich can now afford
To have set of these celebrated
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0FFICE OF "
" COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
The County Commissioners for Frcder'
ick county, will meet at their office in the
Court House,
On Monaay, Nov. II 1879.
at 10 o'clock, n. m.
Fol- trial of Road Cases aud general bust.
ness.
BY order,
II: F. STEINER,
oct 20 At Clerk
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COLD HANDLE IRONS;

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The Columbus journal., 1879-05-28
Gould and rhe Sn,aha Fridge.

Another indication that the east
end of the L. Z. is to DC a cml dc
sac:
Il is announced that within the
past few days Mr.. Gould has COM
plctcd the purchase of the bonds OF
the 81. Joe Bridge Company, upon
which three coupons are in default.
The entire issue of The bonds was
I $4,000 reduced TO 7St0O) by Op-
cratiOs of sinking fund, and all,or
nearly all of them were held by for
cign investors represented here by
two or three wcll-known German
banking firms. The control of this
bridge adds value to his control OF
the St. Joseph 81 Western (formcrly
st. Joseph IS Denver City) Railroad.
At the same time, the fact that the
bridge has passed into his control
makes the eventual use of the iiani-
bal & ST. Joseph road, as link in
the connection between tho Union
Pacific and the Wabash, still more
pro bablc than wien the idea was
first mentioned; whether it be
brought about by an equitable ar
rangCnCnt with the present Dircc-
tion, or by the Gould party outvot-
ing the present incumbcntS at the
election in November .-NelC York
Sgug
The Columbus journal., 1879-05-28
The Omaha gsr;dge Eoll.

1t is The opinion of a great many
people in this county that compcti-
ton railroads running into central
Nebraska will have q powerful in
fluence in regulating the $40 tax on
the Omaha bridge. As long as the
Union Pacific owns Omaha, and can
buy Lincoln with capital appropria-
ton steals, there is no hope for
anything from legislation. Any
farmer who sells lj0 bushels of
wheat, pays enough toll on that mo-
nopoly to more than pay the taxes
on the a. & n. Butter 90.
Press.
The Columbus journal., 1879-05-28
Difference ira Esasrs.

The o. & n. u. V. charges $4,000
for Il carload of hogs 10 Omaha, be-
sides the SO bridge toll, while the
Atchison 81 Nebraska charges fifteen
dollars for the same distance diff
ference of eleven dollars. When
ever the owners of the u. II. get 10
cutting on thcir eastern roads, they
charge enough in Nebraska to make
it up, where they have no competi-
ton, and can compel the people TO
pay their prices.-Thc freight
charges from Omaha 10 David City
arc nearly as much as from Chicago
four times the distance, after
paying the "Iowa pool" price
Dress
The Columbus journal., 1879-05-28

We think the strongest evidence
that the Atchison & Nebraska will
be a competition road, is in the fact
L. u. is doing so much to defeat it.
Two of our grain buyers have re-
ceived their arguments from L. p.
headquarters all cut and dried, and
are against the bonds. They are
silly enough to admit that the A. 81
y. will split the grain trade and
injure their business. That kind of
an argument will draw bushels of
tears and cart-loads of sympathy
from the eyes Of the farmers OF this
county.-BUtlcT Go. Press.
The Columbus journal., 1879-05-28
Hauling with Teams.

Mr.. White, proprietor Of the
famous flour mills at Valparaiso
made US pleasant call this week
He sells most of the flour consumed
in this town, and in his quiet way
told US that he would have TO pu,
teams on the road to haul his -four
as he could get it hauled that way
cheaper than byrailroad. Mr.. White
wasn't thinking Of our new railroad
project, and the fact is all the more
striking. If there is any one thing
that is needed to dcvelope northern
and central Nebraska, it is compctl-
ton for the Union Pacific Railroad.
-BUtieF Go. Press.
The Columbus journal., 1879-05-28
a IsairSEiliion sncrea~c.

The .. II y. Il. V. Il. Il. has been
in David City a year and half, and
to the west line OF the county only
six months, yet the valuation OF But.
Ter county has increased over half a
million, on an extremely low assess
ment.-lt lacks only a few thous.
andS of being a gain of one-third.
The county has gained in population
since the railroad came to David
City, over two thousand in people.
In eighteen months after the bonds
are voted Butler county Will reach
ten thousand, and its valuation will
reach two and a half million.-But-
Ter Go. Press.
The Columbus journal., 1879-05-28

We think the strongest evidence
that the Atchison & Nebraska will
be competition road, is in the fact
that the L. Z. is doing so much to
defeat it. Two of our grain buyers
have received their arguments from
L. z. headquarters all cut and dried,
and are against the bonds. They are
silly enough TO admit that the 4 &
n. will split the grain trade and iu-
jure their business. That kind of
an argument will draw bushels oi
tears and cart-loads of sympathy
from the eyes Of the farmers in this
county.-PTeSS.
The Columbus journal., 1879-05-28

a man had purchased dog whose
name was C1zer. "Why do You
call him CHzer?" asked the man.
Because" responded the seller, che
is of roamin' natur" "Wcll, but
wanted faithful Watchdog" pro-
tested the buvcr. "You'vc got him
you've got him." glcefullv assured
the seller, shes watch that'll al
ways run"
The Columbus journal., 1879-05-28

a woman in New York lately at
tempted TO hang herself, but sever
al neighbors rushed in and cut her
down before any harm was done
whereupon The disgusted husband
declared that ''some folks had better
stay at home, and not meddle with
other folks affairs"
The Columbus journal., 1879-05-28

Conversation between an inquir-
ing stranger and a steamboat pilot
"That is Black mountain z" Eyes,
sir, highest mountain above Lake
George" "Any legend or story
connected with that mountain q
"Lots of 'em. Two lovers went up
that mountain once and never came
back again" "Indeed! Why,what
became of them ?" "Wcnt down on
the other side!'
The Columbus journal., 1879-05-28

Mr.. Cleyhurrc, Chief engineer OF
the Unicn Pacific railroad, is sur
vcying a route from Rising TO
Columbus. That is n good scheme.
by voting the A. & n. bonds the
pcpole Of Rising will have n good
prospect for another railroad but
thrv will not get it unless they do.
-BUticr Co. Press.
The Columbus journal., 1879-05-28

The Union Paci fic organs herca-
bouts are not disposed TO say much
about the stock ward squeeze ont.
We presume the UeraM will soon
publish another dispatch from Gould
to Miller assuring our citizens that
the Omaha stock yard interest is
cafe.-Omdhd Bee.
The Columbus journal., 1879-05-28
Peter IIcnrU

Peter lIcnegin says he would like
TO see the A. & n. or branch come
to Seward, as he would then be
enabled to ship stock to Chicago at
least $50 to $35 per car cheaper.
From Seward to Chicago SS5 per
car is now charged, aud from Lin
coin (whcrc there is A. 81 n. COM
pctiiion) only $50.00.-SeWard Re
porter.
The Columbus journal., 1879-05-28

A very old lady on her death-bcd
in penitcntil mood, said: "l
have been a great sinner moro than
eighty years. and didn't know IT.
An old darkcy woman who had liv
ed with her long time exclaimed
"Lors! I knowed it all the time
The Columbus journal., 1879-05-28

Our advice to young men is not
TO come West unless they are capa-
bic, energetic and practical. A
Harvard graduate is peeling pota-
toes in one the Chestnu; Street ten
cent restaurants-and he isn't much
Of hand at il either.-St. Louis
Times .'ygg.V=2
The Columbus journal., 1879-05-28

a widow, intending to succeed
her husband in the management of
a hotel, advertised that "the hotel
will be kept bv the widow of the
former landlord, Mr.. Brown, who
died last summer on q new and i'm
proved plan."
The Columbus journal., 1879-05-28

A set OF false teeth was found on
the floor at a ball in New Haven,
Conh. The finding was announced
from the stage, but no one went for
ward 10 claim them.
The Columbus journal., 1879-05-28
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