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Public sales.

M. A. zimmerman, administrator of John
J. Stiles, late of Fisingcreek township, will
sell personal property on the premises on
Saturday, Dec. LIST, 1883.
See advertisement
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Patrick Kelley, said TO be member OF a
gang of counterfeiters who have been fill
ing the coal regions of Luzcrne county
with counterfeit silver dollars, was arrest
ed at Danvlle on Monday by Deputy
United States Marshal Barring, of Wilkes
barre, and was taken to that place for a
hpnrinu
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ScrofuIa Cured.

PORT BYRON, N. Y, Feb. 90, 's2
Rheumatic Syrup Co.:
had been docterlng for three
or four years, with different ply
siclans for scrofula, as some call
ed It, but found no relief until
commenced taking your syrup
After taking II a short time, Il
my surprise, II began 10 help me
Continuing Its use q few weeks
I found myself as wen as ever
AS q blood purifier, | think II hai
no equal.
MRS. WILLIAM STRANG.
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The Columbian.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1888.
Correct Railroad Tine Table.

Trains on the Philadelphia II. r. leave Rupert
as follows;
NORTH. SOUTH.
G38 q. m. l1:45 a. IN.
406 p. IN. 6:l3 p. m.
Trains on the d. L. W. X. H. leave Bloomsbury
as follows;
NORTH. SOUTH.
7;36 a. m. 8:25 a. m.
1047 q. IN. li'lo q. m.
6:36 y. ln f3O y. IN.
The ,i:45 train south connects with the Phila-
delphla a Reading at Rupert, and with the n Jr-
tbern central at northumberland.
The s:e5 O. IN. train connects at Northumberland
with the g:2j train on Pennsylvania road, reaching
Philadelphia at 315 p IN.
The lt:45 train connects with Philadelphia and
Reading road at Rupert at 1i'5J reaching Philadel-
phia at 600 p. IN.
The li:45 train connects with Pennsylvania road
at Northumberland at 1:45, reaching Philadelphia
at 7:25 p. IN.
The a;9O D. m. train connects with Pennsylvania
road at Northumberland at 8.O5 p. m, and reaches
Philadelphia at 3:05 q. m.
Trains on the N. & W. b. Railway pass Bloom
Ferry as follows:
NORTH. SOUTH.
7:4l q. IN. l2'Ol p IN
63i D. IN. 7:U7 p. IN.
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PARLoR COMEDIES. BY Charles II. Tai
bot Boston ID. Lothrop & Co. Price
$10O The two little dramas, "No Ques-
tions Asked" and "More Than They Bar
gain For" which make up this volume, are
sparkling and full of movement and can
be arranged easily for parlor or school pre-
sentation. They do not depend upon com
plicated stage arrangements or scenery fol
interest, but upon the breezy dialogue and
the frequent dramatic situations. Aside
from its admirable adaptation to use in
par,or theatrlcals, the book will be full OF
interest to the general reader. The illus
trations are fine, and the outside harmon
izes with the contents in the way of attract
iyeness.
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MARRIAGES.

HUTTON--BELLAS.-On the 22nd inst.
at the home of the bride, by Rev. A. Houtz,
Mr.. Charles L. Hutton, to Miss Nettie I.
Bellas, both of Orangeville.
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An oyster supper and festival will be
held by Centre Grange in their hall In
Centre township, on Saturday afternoon
and evening, December 9Th. wv
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The regular monthly meeting OF Winona
Fire Company will be held on Monday
evening, December 3rd at o'clock sharp.
A full attendance is desired as business of
importance will be transacted.
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Elm Grove, N. CDR G. N. Robertson
says ~ prescribe Browns Iron Bitters
and find il all II IL recommended to be-"
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Neuralgia Cured.

FArRPoRT, N. Y, March 10, 'es
Rheumatic Syrup Co..
GBNTs-since November, 1882, I
have been q constant sufferer
from neuralgia and have not
known what IL was TO be free
from pain until commenced the
use OF Rheumatic syrup. ! have
felt no pain since using the tourth
bottle. / think II is the best rem
edy ! have ever heard OF for puri-
flying the blood and for the cure
OF rheumatism and neuralgia
w. Is. CHASE.
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A full line of pocket books and purses
for ladies or gentlemen just opened at the
COLUMBIAN store.
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WANTED.-Eggs The highest market
price paid for the same in cash, by j. +.
Caldwell, Bloomsburg. nov 16.4w*
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The monthly meeting of the Gospel Tenn
perance Union will be held in the NJ. h
church, December 4th, at 7:15 p. m. Al
interesting programme has been provided.
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No more acceptable holiday gift can be
found than a copy of the History of Column
bia county. Every subscriber to this
paper should take advantage of our Holi-
day offer printed at the head of the first
column of this page, and secure the work
at a reduced price. We will send the
book to any address on receipt of $3.50,
postpaid, or for $3.50 will send the book
and the COLUMBIAN for one year to any
person residing in this county. Write to
Elwell & Bittenbender, Bloomsbury, Pa. 3t
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On Monday afternoon of this week, John
Achenbach formerly of this county, died
of typhoid fever near Milton where he was
engaged in farming.
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Gents fine shoes at w. j. Kendig's.

When you come to Bloomsburg call at
w. j. Kendigs, where you are sure to
get bargains.
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Remember that Lutz & Sloan will not be
undersold on black dress silks. Bring
your samples to compare.
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Some nice goods suitable for Christmas
presents were opened at the COLUMBIAN
store this week. Prices the very lowest.
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Fur collars, fur gloves, caps fine sealskin
caps, skating, drawing and all the novelties
can be found at ID. Lowenberp,s.
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The ladies of the Episcopal church will
hold fair and festival some time next
month.
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We agree with some of our contempo-
rGries on the subject of Sunday newspa-
pers. For the most part they are trashy
sheets, filled with the details OF horrible
crimes and other sensational matter, The
news that they contain are the dispatches
that have appeared in the dailies on Mon
day and Tuesday previous, but are dated
on Saturday to make them look fresh
There are some exceptions to this rule, and
the Nsus Dealer is one of them. But as {
general thing no man with family should
permit these sheets in his house, They
have a wide circulation because they catel
to the most depraved tastes.
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Nervous debility, the curse of the Amer
| lean people, Immediately yields to the ac-
! tion OF Browns Iron Bitters.
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Mrs. Maize went to the city last week to
purchase her winter stock OF millinery
goods. She has fine display.
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License petitions and bonds 10 cents
set at the COLUMBIAN store.
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Go to the Concert tonight (Friday) at
Normal Hall. Prof. Niles and his pupils
always make good music.
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Call and see the new stock of hats soft
and stiff just received at David Lowen-
berg's.
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For SALE.-A steam engine nearly new
six horse power. Inquire at this office.
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A Chautauqua Reading Club has been Or
ganized by number of young ladies and
gentlemen.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-11-30

White, red and gray wool blankets, very
cheap, at LutZ IL Sloan's.
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Paper bags, all sizes, square and satche
bottom, at the COLUMBIAN store.
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Keokuk, Iowa.-Dr. E. Z. Fuller says
II have used Browns Iron Bitters in my
own family with excellent results"
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More dress goods, plushes, velvets and
silks at LutZ & Sloans this week
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If you are in need of shoes call at w. J
Kendig's, in Evans blilding.
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Thanksgiving services were held in near
ly all of the churches.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-11-30

White, red and gray underwear, very
cheap, at Lutz & Sloan's.
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Pictures, frames, window cornlces, a
Cadmah's.
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Cheap underwear at j. B. Skeer's.

Another new lot of cashmeres at Lutz &
Sloan's this week
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Boots of all kinds at w. j. Kendig's
Evans building.
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For good cheap furniture, go to Cad
mans.
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The "Jersey Shirt !" The Jersey Shirt
Fine underclothing, A full line at David
Lowenberg's.
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ACKERS BLOOD ELIXIR guaranteed ;
will cure all kinds of blood poisoning, in.
herited or contracted. Sold by j, Ii. Kinports,
druggist.
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Ladies' misses and childrens shoes in
endless variety, at w. j. Kendig's.
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The latest style of soft hat, the "Kno!
Hat"
Fedora -Fedora-Fedora--
The hat of the season at Lowenbcrg's.
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HE GAVE UP HIS CRUToHEs IN THREE WEEKS.
Butler, N. Y, March 22, 1882.
Rheumatic Syrup Co:
wish to say to the public, have had
the rheumatism for fifteen years some OF
the time had to use crutches TO get around,
and the past winter could not get out OF
doors for weeks at a time. Have used all
remedies / could hear of and doctored wi.
different physicians to no purpose, and
could get no relief until commenced talk
ing your syrup. had taken but two bot
ties before could see change. Contin-
uing its use a few weeks, find myself walk
ing without crutch or cane. Any one trou-
bled with rheumatism should take Rheu-
matte Syrup and be cured, for it is posi-
tive cure. j. b. CHATFIELD,
South Butler, March 10th, 'S2.
Rheumatic Syrup Co:
Gents-This is to certify that have had
rheumatism for several years; at times so
could not raise my hand to my head, noI
get my coat on without help. commenced
taking your syrup and had taken it but q
short time when it began to help me.
have taken two bottles and am as well as
ever. l think it has no equal as rheu
| matte. cure.
ISRAEL j, CLAPP.
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Diaries for 1884 at the COLUMBIAN store
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Fail Fashion Quarterly.

A large assortment of picture books and
games for children at the COLUMBIAN store.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Cheap queensware at j. b. Skeer's.
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HE GAVE UP HIS CRUTCHEs IN THREE WEEKS

Penn avenue, Scranton, Pa
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Mnoadued~ RHEUMATIC SYRUP co. Plymouth Ave. Rochester NJ u
FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS Price Bottle Bottles $500

MRS. WILLIAM sTRANG.
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.n.H|# .N...HN. ~
Clungand Yeaser, be appointed to accom-
fpany the remains to the'home OF the de.
ceased.
Il was adopted, and Mr.. Pennybacker
asked To communicate 1t TO the Senate.
The Building Association bill was order.
ed to take effect from its passage, and
Speaker Woods Mr.. MCCord in the Chair)
was appointed to announce this fact to the
Senate.
The Senate bill to provide that con-
victed felons shall be sentenced by the
Jury finding the verdict OF guilty, instead
Of the Judge Of the Court, was finally
passed.
Seven other Senate bills were passed.
The first creates the independent school
district OF Holidays Cove; the second
amends tho charter OF Wheeling ip regard
to sidewalks; the third protects agricultural
and other societies; the fourth amends the
act concerning Storer College; the fifth is
for the relief Of j. F. D. Bowman, o special
constable Of Logan county; the sixth
amends the act creating the independent
school district OF BSurbour county, and
the last is for the relief OF John Fighter, OF
Marion county.
At l9 o'clock Mr.. Pennybacker moved
to take q recess till 5 p. NJ, but the House
refused, and adopted a subsequent motion
to take a recess till 2 p. NJ.
Upon Resembling at . Z. NJ. the House
took a recess til 4.
At this hour the members were again
called to order. Mr.. Evans called rp the
Senate Joint Resolution fixing the hour for
adjournment at - ~, aud moved to change
the hour TO 5, which was adopted, aud the
resolution then passed.
The Senate Joint Resolution providing
for a joint committee 10 walt upon the
Governor and inform him that the Legis'
lature was ready to adjourn and ascertain
II he had any communication TO make, was
adopted, and Messrs. Hall, Holt and Nc
Cord were appointed by the Speaker as
members on the part ofthe House OF such
committee.
The committee waited upon the Cover.
nor, and subsequently reported that they
had done so, and the Governor had nc
further communication at present to MAXI
to the body.
Shortly after a committee from the Senate
announced that the body had completed
the business before them, and were ready
to adjourn.
A Communication from the pages, ex'
pressing their appreciation Of the many
kindnesses received by them at the hands
OF members and officials, "a read by the
clerk, and on motion OF MIR. Hall ordered
to be printed in the journal.
The thank Of the House was rendered to
the Committee on Enrolled bills for the
faithful manner in which it had discharged
its duties.
MIR. Holt was appointed TO inform the
Senate that the House was ready to adj
%jouru, and shortly after returned and
announced that he had done so. He
moved that the House adjourn sine die,
which prevailed, and the session was at an
end.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. John Richard Green, the English
historian, is convalescent.
Bishop Keane, Of Richmond, is preparing
to pass the summer in Europe.
Senator Lamar's son has abandoned Mis-
sissippi to seek his fortune in Texas.
General Weaver, the Greenback leader
has become an ardent prohibitionist.
When the Prince Of Wales picture was
taken in Masonic dress recently, a London
photographer offered $1,000 for a negative,
but failed to get ont.
Wendell Phillips, when asked his opin'
ion Of Governor Butler, laconically an
swered: ~ don't think he can swallow
Bunker Hil.n
IS. j. Medill, the managing editor OF the
Chicago Tribune, who died a few days ago.
was the brother Of Joseph Medill, the
owner Of that paper. He did not W. hi.
position to the relationship, however, but
worked.his way up from the printers case.
John Kelly, the Tammany politician, re-
ierred to Irish affairs in an interview at
Portland, Maine, the other day. He .holds
that rebellion cannot succeed in Ireland
and advocates immigration to America.
aPatriotism is q noble sentiment" as he
thinks, "butit will not produce food"
The Princess Of Wales has had bowling
alley built out Of her dining room at Sand.
bingham and spends most Of her spare time
in II, playing after dinner every day with
whoever has the honor Of being the guest
Of the evening. Meanwhile the Prince is
of at Cannes, enjoying the society of la
belle Americaine.
Mr.. j. P. Bradlee, who owns large wooden
mills at Ballardvale, Mass, supports at that
place a free public library, ten-pin alley
and temperancepoolroo He also main.
tains a fre-engine company Of fifty mem
bers, and every winter furnishes funds for
o course Of public lectures and entertain.
ments. These are held ina hall given by
him to the village, and admission is always
free.
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nRsAKFAsr BUDGET.

Atagerman in Memphis, six doves were
placed in each otthe six large centre cakes,
and when the cakes were cut the birds
flew out and perched on the window cor.
nicea and mantels.
The great flood which inundated Bristol,
England, last autumn, is to be commend.
rated by forty ornamental lamp.posts
placedin the streets, their heights varying
10 correspond with the level which the
water reached at the points where they
stand,
A Partisan dealer in fireworks has inven.
ted q sort Of q rocket which when intro
dueed into a rabbit burrow will find its
way downward and when well into the
bowels Of the earth explode like a shell,
driving out the unhappy family in dire
lismsy. uthis device succeeds as well in
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HOUSE up
Tho Lower Branch Of the Lc:isIature
nies Hnrd With lis BoOIn On.

Dies Hard Win It's BOOTS On.
The largest part Of yesterdays journal in
the House will be made up OF reports from
the Committee on Enrolled Bills, which
rushed them in every hour or so.
Senate bill 81, amending the reassess.
ment act OF last year &C as to provide for
appeals from the assessments made under Il
to the County Courts, was passed.
Mr.. Pennybacker offered House Joint
resolution No 81, as follows:
WHEREAS, Judge Henry Fry, OF Green
brier county, Clerk OF the Judiciary Com
nittee Of the House, this morning, the
tw enty.third Of February, suddenly died at
his boarding house, therefore be It
Resolped BY The LgiAatneof Rea Hrginia,
That the Governor be requested to deIray
the expenses Of the Burial Of the remains
Of Judge Fry, out Of the civil contingent
fund, tho same to be certified by George
P. Sargent, Sereeantat.Arms o fthe House.
The remains shall be taken charge Of by
the Sereeant.At-Arms, and 0 committee
consisting Of Delegates Caring, Adair, Nc
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the ground as on paper, the terrets occupa.
ton will be gone.
The Powell family, Of New Jersey, pro.
pose holding a reunion near Blackwood-
town. The founder Of the family, Richard
Powell, used to say, ~ have twenty sons,
and each one has a sister," The explain
alton being that he had twenty sons and
one daughter.
~Bradlaugh's sympathizers expected a
revolution in London on the day Of the
opening Of Parliament The people applied
for excursion trains to take them to the
scene, but the railway companies refused
for the novel reason that the crowds were
political rioters and meant to break the
laws and peace Of London.
Beyond the Mississippi River there are
] zoe, 900 square miles not settled by white
men. Two hundred and forty thousand
square miles OF this area are within Indian
reservations, while the rest, for the most
part, consists Of mountainous tracts, mac
cesslble or sterile lands and arid regions
which cannot be irrigated.
Berlin's Jumbo" the pet elephant which
carried children on lis back in the ZoOlogi
cal Garden, recently killed It's keeper ant
'cleaned out" the rest Of the m~enagerie
Sentence Of death was passed OF the brute
but il wa difficult to execute the stern law
and the sentence was committed to five
years solitary confinement with a big chair
and paddock.
Julius Harrisburg and Miss Stella Martin
living near Charlotte, n. G., made arrange
ments for defeating the wishes Of the lat
ter's parents by clipping. The girl took {
train to a neighboring town, as per agree
ment, but the man backed out. Miss Mar
tin, after waiting many hours for her rec
reant lover, became a raviug maniac, il
which condition she was taken back home
A Connecticut paper mourns becaus'
there lisa great deal Of drunkenness ii
that land erst while Of steady habits, ant
seems disposed to attribute it all to the fac
that the State bears upon its broad shielt
three vines. $50 long" says this paper
"as the State parades these emblems o
drunkenness on its banners before the
people how can it be expected that theil
teachings will not BIO effective, and thu
immoderate Use Of wine and other intoxi
cants be continued and constantly in
creased? II three boxes OF raisins were
substituted for the vines there could then
be no moral objection TO the symbolism
used"
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PROFESSIONAL.
BUSINESS CARDS.
CTEPHEN MCCULLOUGH,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
Brick Buildings erected complete IN all noder1
improvements AlSO woOtVn building' hsGd W
complete on lot Wooden building lfHmtd Aao
lifted mp In yard al work shop and tAEeu y Ahy
mart and completed. on reasonable terms. All y:
~terations made on Old buildings. roof, val!eJl ana
Lky lights particularly attended TO- Desks, 9Ins
en- and shelving lifted up Oh shot notice. o"ss
fronts put In and 8 ores altered. Residence ~.
Sixteenth street, formerly occupied BY Nj. fNl
ley. Hhnpin rnAf Of GanltOl. on Alloy u. mylI-
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DEucInuc for soldlsfs widows, Parents CAT.
.EGWSLuhO dren Any disease, wound, injury
or death entities, Increases bonnliest back payt
discharges procured. DoafSihn removed Allduei
raid. New Law. Fer, SO Send stamp ION m.
ilfueti0ns. y. v. fTTZgkRALD leo, Pen! Ity,E,
washington, DC ieie
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THE LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature, or at least the regular
session Of 1888, lisa thing Of the past. Some
work was done yesterday in both housts,b u1
the principal motions made were in connec'
ton with adjournment sine die, which even
took place at 8 P. T.. The journals OF yes
terday in both branches were unusually
large, on account OF the volumiuous and
numerous reports from the Committee on
Enrolled Bills.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

The next session begins sEPTEMBHR 9Th, lS1
Ten Separate schools, including ScheolOf VI Etop
aud schOo. Of kngliAh Full cOur.eE IN Law and
Medicine extending throughout the session. En-.
larHed faculties for study o. Physical Sdences And
Scientific Agriculture completely equipped chem.
ical lRbnltOFy. Thorough cVuRGS Ii ABcient and
Modern languages and literature. Text books 1t
cost. Necessary expenses not over ti75. F0t Cat
alogue and other information IddnNs
W. /. Nll&0S, President,
aux NorgeVtHUu " Va.
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DIED.

UOFFMAN-on Friday, Februsry2 "a. 1859. at12to
O'clock nDOn, FRANK +. hOFFkAS, sged 81 years
anu 8 months.
Funer / Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock from his
lalo resideuce 10 Fslton. FI-oods Of the family
arc Invited to attend. lnterment at Greenwood
Harantorv
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CAESD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and In.
di,cretlonA Of youth. nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss Of manhood, &c, l will send a recipe that
will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by 4 missionary in South
America. Send q self addressed envelope to the
REy. JosEps T, 1aMAx. Station n. New York City.
nNItr~hEIw
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HAD severe attacks OF gravel and kidney
trouble; was unable 10 get a medicine or
doctor TO cure me until l used Hop Bitters,
and they cured me IN ashort time diStin.
yuished lawyer Of Wayne County, New
York. Trhs&w