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Houses for sale.

4 HAVE in my hands, for sale, several desirable
= Dwelling Houses In good locations. and svsrying
In slSe and vaines the latter ranging from 800 to
So,0O0 Apply TO JOHN j. w. REEVES, 3
apr6u A- . * ava 4q6 Con graaa 9fraatl
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to the people, viz, the COD
STAMP and the good thin 8 that
are 8 cured to q | who have faith
in its promi ts, and see hat the
sto1lps are oaau the shoes they
buy. This Stamp is one OF the
troubles that soorry the Taagor
Clique. The people of Maine like
them too aoeu FIR the hesefit Of
the Bsngor l0bbera, SOME Of
whom buy the LEAvIEGs and
THIRD QUALITIEs OF Goods that
the CID Man will not accept
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HoU - II LOTS
E.nr Far Sale.

GENERAL finely located House Lots In Cape Eliz-
S9sbeth three minutes walk from the Cape Bridge.
hnauire of H. N PERRY, at the Sheridys Office,
Poftiand, where plan Of Caps Elizabeth lots may
be seen. .a3yslS'x9sSsA \. sAe4NA mylsf
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M..Hl)iCA4.
DR. y. B. HUGHES
OAR BIZ POUND AT BIs
~, ~ 80 E1ltA .tI
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
$50 No. 5 Temple Street,
No. 5 Temple street.

VA HERE he can be consulted privately and with
w the utmost confidence by the afiicted at q
hours daily, and from A n. to JPN.
Dr.. h. addresses those who suffering under thu
affection of private disease, whether arising from
impure connection the terrible vice of selEabuse
Devoting his entire tine to thai pa tcuar branch OF
the Eedica profession, he feels VIZ ranted in GUAR
ANFERINe CURE IN ALL CASE whether long
standing or recently contracted Entirely removing
the dregs Of disease from the system, aud making
perfect and PERMANENT CURE, .sn na3ie
He would call the attention Of the afflicted to the
fact bis long Standing aad well earned reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance of bis skill aud sue
oasS. sfr4r alifT ts..rfraa4 ID .N-.I
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CAUTION 10 THE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out Tor general use should
have their efficacy establis he'd by wei testeq exper'
fence in tbs hands of a regularly educated physi-
clan, whoae preparatory stuuies fts him TOR Al tbs
duties he must fulfill 20 thecounlryis Hooded with
best in tho world which are not only useless, but al
ways injurinus. Ths unfortunate should be FARTIo
UL1R III selecting his physician al 1t Is la'nentaoie
yet incontroyertaple fact that many syphilitie
patients made miserable With ruined constitutions
by maltreatment from inexperienced physicians IN
general practice; for 1t is point generally conceded
agement of these complaints should engross tn
whole time of those who would be competent and
successful in their treatment and cures The mex.
portunity nor time to make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pursues one system {
treatment in most cases ma king an indiserininat
use fthat sntiquated and dangerous weapon, Asr.
curry. rSs ~
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international Steamship Go,
A WI T ~ 4
PASSPORT, Calais and st. John.
TWO TRIPS AZ WEEK
b TWO TRIPS A WEEK.

slssa On and after Monday, March 18th,
the. Steamer MON rREAL, Capt. E,
fisIo, WlIl leave Railroad Wharf, foot of stat st,
every MONDAY at 5 O'Clock 2. N and the Steamer
st. John. --.1
Returning will leave St. John every Monday ard
Bosten. - = y :
At Eastport the Steamer "Queen" will connect
for St. Andrews, Robinston ana Calais, with the New
Brunswick and Canada Railway for Woodstock and
Aoulton stations. Sage Coaches also connect At
Eastport for Machias ana intermediate places
Wind or, Digby and Halifax, and with steamers for
Frederic and the st John River. Through tick cts
procured Of the agents or the clerk ON board, No
Passports required
Freight received days of sailing until O'Clock
p. M. O. a. EATON AGENT
Portland, March 20. 1856. mch2lt1
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LUMBER |!

fTvHE Bethel Steam MT co. are prepared to fun.
nish Spruce dimentions of an sizes Also
'aras, Shingles athes, and Pickes, at short nc.
rice orders solicited.
oinca commercial Street. rear the heaa Of Hob.
SON Wharf. - @s JABEZTRUE Treas'r
Portland, April Is, 1865. ls ap2edSm
IIouosals for Delivering Coal.
Il or one week, Tor the deilvar 81 F;ttasn Hrn5rs1
Sranossl. ; s. ~ coal The right of rejecting any
NJ. 1EDWABD Straw, chaIrrnsn If Com.
- n 40OO' may22dtf
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from ia -turers. In fact, this is thr PRINCI-
PAL REAsaNfor ths 4 EroRoEHEkTef TIE Ras0k-
ers and Peddiers Act, for since good ,vqrranted
GooDs HAVE BEEN go Largely INTRODUCE INTO
MAINE, the MISERABLE sHoDDY sent cut from Ban.
gor don't sell SO acen ~! He alters Of Maine, SEND
IN YOUR ORDERS, or CALL when you come to Bos-
ton, unless the Bangor jobbers get an amendment
passed TO chapter A that 'no man slallbe allowed
to leave the State ny any boat or railroad, who in
tends to taks money out Of the State TO buy any
goods net Q%ped BY men Eve years resident in the
sS - Ne' AsanAlDg Tue VeOpry 1gsss u.tgsgrs
OF Maiee for ths doubling ~ OF their custom sin ce
the Bangor Merchants'. exhibited their schole-
souled liberal policy Of 'Hve aad let live,o the
subscriber is determined to stand by the people Of
Maine and give them his warranted goods at reduced
prices. Don'tJal to demand a ae1 pair in every
care where your boots or shoes prsvs defseive. II
not worn to that extent that it wou be wnreason-
able to expect new pair and the COD Man
will gice the to She retailer who takes item
back from you. aN e 4a
HENRY DAMON.
Is, 90 and - MILK STREET
.p sffqsaflf BOSTON. ag ss IS
: - 800 4'1'7'"a II fenra ~ afaT9ni na
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California Wines.

TIHE unexamp'ed popularity achieved By our
brands OF these now eeleofased Wines, il due to
their superior merits and undo lbfed purity.
For the sick chamber iho Angelica" will com.
m nd itself Where highly tonic aud invigoratng
etimHlant Is desired cue Port is excellent
This .Muscatel" is without donbt the finest Wine
Of is class in the country ane Party or sseft
Wine Is delicious
ular.
ST. Sec that our labsl and name is on each bottle
aoa PERKINS. STERN & co,
.aa.anttW Ix4 ''Pionesr House." tal
Dealing Exclusively in California Kises.
For salem Portland BY Crosman & Co.
~ % .oE affo. IS rftI maysleodam
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RAILROADS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
q 4eal< IS4LA zaa

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
= = ~, Jn and after Monday, Nov Z, 1854,
trains will daily, sundays except
al nnfii further notice as follows;
81 UP TRAIN6..
Ieave Portland for South Paris and Lewiston at TAO
A. III Also Island Pond, connecting there with
trains for Montreal and the West, ct l.z5 p. N.
49, $50 DOWN TRAINS. RI TA
Leave South Paris ct 5.z6 A. NJ, ana Island Pond
at $50 a. hi.
n f9fN 81 d s--- a. s. e ~
The Company are not Responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value, and that per-
sonal unless notice is given and paid for at the rate
OF one passenger fer every $500 additional value
G. y. BRYDGES, Managing Director.
It q. BAILEY, Superintendent IS saia6a1 !
Portland, NcY,7, 1884. ~ s,4sr ~ l. noy7
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m-tiyou arein want 0 fan = kin d 0 fPKIFTTTe
ell at the Daily Press ofaee, II

s3nre' "a ,AaseaaI v'ia11g3- sG N8E4T
Qft1 bna As14ann sasa lsltlids lHoiHw III
= 81 d ea4 sa5L ysq s1slioB
le4-ss slh4AA ti5 .33ifgE5
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Chicago, Illinois.
ordinance Against Dogs.

s,.~.s 4 City Of Portland, Marshaps sDgce
May al, 1866 (
erection l., No Dog shall b. permitted to 90 at
= large loose in any street. lane ALLEY court Of
travelled way, or in any unincosed pablo place II
this city, until the owner keeper of such dog az
store, shop Office, other pscs whore such dog Il
kept or hnrbared shall have paid to the City Mar,
shall two dollars for license for snch dog to 70 at
large. '2ases 8's 'istg~ va sis2 e-'
SIZE. 7. In case any Dog shall b. found loose OF
going ut large contrary to any the for going pro-
yisons me owner Or keeper thereof Or the head OF
Or other place where such dog 10 kept or harbored
shall forfeit and pay sum not exceeding tan
dollars JOHN s. HEALD,
may2d2m City Marshal.
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Note TO Contractors.

~ l.Ep PROPOSALS. enoorsed Proposals for
h-S,,n ~ me materials, and performing the 10.
- ~ sa soaoo Hou Q. rsy ST win be recejy
"a hnss uAuersghed, antil sday, IL O'Clock II
Plans. Spec hcatiora, e., may be a.. had y q.
ei1s, o. fi.s Arosi.set. Crosses N. HAnD1ra.' '-'
ed rui,ENRy ~ Bissis hereby resert.
Jan esdio va Rector Of st Dom mics "; chn,.oh
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A Peaceful Death.

A Peaceful Death,
We watched her breathing through tha night,
Her nrpa hiog soft aad low, ~
As Ia hfr bress. the wave OF lie Is
Went hsaVng TO and fro.
ls Atla81l
-0 Our hope belied us as We wepts
al Oar tears our hopes belied; u e al l4sA
We thou9 It her dying when she slept,
.-A And etseping when she died. -, -.
~ But when the morn came dim and sad e -
= 81 u SIT Hith airy showers, go -91
81 H,r ou ct eyel ds cosed--shs had g1l ass)
~ Al.0sAer MORN than ours. H18As 10 slIl5 $500
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POETRY.
Letter from the Poet Whittier to Dr.. Boss,

AMEsBvBY, Mas, May ~, 1850.
Mx BEAR SrR:-The tears whieh both
nations are shedding over the grave Of our be-
loved President. are washiag out all bitter
mempties oil inisconcepti0n and essrangement
rs between them. So good comes OF the evil.
Oh Eps ishmea! in hope and creed, asIalss 70
~ Ia bool and tongue our hrothefss viien.O4o
- ~ veto are heirs OF Kunnymeae,oi) vonaa bns
And Shakspsars's fame and Cromwelrs dssdalas
ssssafs Are not alone cur mothers AZ 1orl0uA
-i- 81 IA 81. E3fNE4 a10on1-t1A rEp1g1s4 Iqa
Thicker 6han water In rill, saias so aaa5 H,
Fufat tn on gh centuries of story,
ID Onr saxon blood has flowed, and ktIIr ~ .
We share With you the good and III
Ths sAAdow and the glory, 9aTrsq ii 4
Thine truly.
sgs.sssssA aa I'D. @. WHITTIER.
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CLAIR V0YAN T !
Eclectic Physician,

= = - ~~~S*~y
From 61S Broad way, New York, has returned to
Portland and can be consulted at her Office No. II
Clspps Block. Sat5 s-aa9kast a'4 w
One Of the Greatest Cures on Record.
Prompted by no other thau the feeling Of benevo-
enoe and for the beneat of the afflicted desire to
make known short descriptionof my disease and
the unexpected cure which obtained from Mrs
Mauehester's Medicine. Upwards Of two years
since was taken sick, which gradually increased
until was far reduced that never expected to
be well again. had the attendance Of six eminent
physicians and never recsiyed the slightest benefit
until commenced using Mfs. Manchester's Medi-
cines. MY disease at that time was IS follows FL
was extremely feble-conined to my bed. NY flesh
had al disappeared the whites Of my eyes were yell
low, also the skin yellow had dull hssvy pain in
the rght side, and 1t was very much enlarged pain
in my shoulders and spine. The left side seemed to
decay that there was quite hollow place init
had very distressing pain at the PIT o. my stomach
tongue coated thick, stomach very acid appetite en-
tirely gone not being able to keep anything on my
stomach, fever, night sweats, thirst violent, dry
cough, difficulty Of breathing, dull headache. can
not describe as wish to do my miserable situation
and suffering as every organ in my body was diseas
ed Ny physicians IS Id was fast Fastening to the
consumption. m 80 suifai ss1sasaq
Ienjny at this time perfect health, and this is
plain, short history ofmy case and Is the truth.
would recommend every and all invalids to 20 and
consult Mrs Manchester. MARY A MoULroN,
~ .r EpwARD L. MouLrox
TortlAnd May o. 1854. 1Hg3 81 1ofia mchsdly
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81 JOHN d. JONES, President. u
CHARLES DeEKIs, vice-President.
w. ii. HI. MooRE, "a Vice-Pres't
J. Il. Chapman. Acting Secretary. -
Applications received by
J. W. MUNGER, 1853 Fore st.
Feozledlm 1imeod& w8w PORTLAND.
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Valuable Real Estate for sale.
FHfHE Southgate property. on PIeasants 1T, the lot
II containing about 12600 square feet nj r terms
SO, application may be made TO - -
80 GEO. E. b. JACK SON, Administrato-,
apl6dtf aol Sc Exchanse 81.
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FOR SALE & TO LET.
FOR SAFE,

OR Exchange for City property, e small Fam IN
second year IN arsas 1lI5 nS4oa water privilege
hFor particulars inquire ss9 ~ 4 IA DT,MPHy
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ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company
81 Waa 81, COR. wi1sam, NEW YORK.
JAEUAEr, 1886.
Insures Against MARINE and TNrArn Nav,

ANNUALLY 1850.
Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Nayi
CATION Risks.
Inc whole profits of the Company revert to tho
ASSURED, aud are divided ANNUALLY, upon the
~ mlums terminated during the year; an or which
Seft ncaies are issued, bearing interest until re-
Tne Dividends In the Years 1864 and were 40
fhs Profits for "a Years amount to the
sum of &Io cor oQo
o. which here has been redeemed by
Cash. l2,s5a7so
fhe Oomnany has ASSETS. oper Eleven MILTON
Iaotiers, viz - -'1
United States and State Of New-York )
stock, City Bank and other Stocks S4974 700
Loans secured by stocks and otherwise 2I67 1870
fIemium Not & and Bills Receir able
Real Estate Bond and Mortgages and 10y
other securities, q 11n 6a0
Snseu 2sates oold COIN, 800
~ASn IN BANK z88.43O
slll3S5Oe
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For Sale.7

NzaA The two storied double tenement Brick
bf.tl Block, situated ON Stsvenss Plains Westbfok
49, Said block contains IA rooms in each tenene nt
Lot rods on = street, and Is rods deep on which
is a stable IA by 40 {eet. -. ~ ilaTI Tlsfslg'f
Inis property is offered at price which insures 1t
good Investment : :
/. Apply to y X SAWYER, near the promises. or
" -, = Kh0CiEh, Lime ST. june8tf L
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- MILLAR,
SHIPPING, FORWARDING,
And Commission Merchant,
~ Tower Building,
r. r. Liverpool. England. q s

The undersigned, for many years east a resident
of this city, respectfuilS begs to inform his Old
friends that having estab shed himself at the above
general commission business in shippiog and for.
wardng merchandise to all arts OF the American
Continent aBd In the sale Of eonse nments of Lum-
tomary advances. j. S. MlLLAR. T
RFERENoEs-St. John Smith, ESQ: A. 4 e.
Spring H Wtnslow Coz John Lynch 8 Co.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-09
Nsuse%eepers, Article.

= We give the following latest and best
approved recipe in cookery.
SPoNGR GINGERBREAD.-One cup of
sour milk, one cup of molasses, half n
cup Of butter, one or two eggs, one and
q half teaspoonflls of soda, one great
spoonful of ginger-four to make it as
thick as pound cake. Put the butter,
molasses, and ginger together, and
make them quito warm thon add the
milk, -four, and soda, and bake as soon
as possible.
RICE PUDDING.-Pour boilding water
two or three timos over three quarters
Of a cup Of rice; throw off the water,
but do not drain. Add to the rice two
1uarts of milk, a piece of butter as
lsrgelas an egg, four or five tablespoon
fuls OF sugar, and little nutmeg.
SODA BIsCuIT.--One quart of milk,
three quarts of sifted -four, half q cup
OF butter. three teaspoonfuls of soda,
and six OF cream tartar. Silt the cream
tartar and -four together, rub the butter
In thoroughly, dissolve tho soda in n
little hot water, and add pinch Of
salt.
MuFrrss. quart Of milk, one
ounce OF butter, two eggs, four table
spoonfuls of yeast, and ~ little salt
Warm the milk and butter together
when cool, whisk the eggs and stir in
ono and halfpounds ofnour, to which
add the milk and eggs gradually. If
not thick enough, add more Hour
After beating well, add the salt and
yeast.
Cut out the following and paste it in
your scrap book 1t may be useful;
The leaves Of the elder, N strewed
among corn or other grain when it is
put into the bin, will eflectually pre-
serve II from the ravages of the weevil
The juice will also kill bedbugs and
maggots Insects never touch elder
bushes. The leaves of elder scattered
over cabbages, cucumbers, squashes,
aad other plants subject to the ravages
of insects, eftetually shields them. The
plum and other fruits may be saved by
placing on the branches, and among
them, punches Of the leaves.
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9elmunt Chronicle
81. claissviIIe, abie, March 0.
rke wonders Of Cur Country.

The greatest catract in the world is
the Falls Of Niagara, where the water
fromfthes great Upper Lakes forms q
river of thfee quarters of q mile lin
width, and then, being suddenly con
tracted, plunges over the rocks in two
column, to the depth of 10 feet each.
The greatest cave in the world is the
Mammoth Cave In Kentucky where any
one can make n voyage on waters OF
subterranean river and catch flsll. with
out eyes.
The greatest river in the world is
che Mississippi, 4, l00mi IN length.
The largest valley in the world is the
Valley of Che Mississippi 1t contains
100000 square miles, and is one of the
most fertile and profitable regions of
the globe.
The largest lake in the world is Lake
Superior, which is truly an inland sea,
being 430 miles long.
The largest natural bridge in the
world is the Natural Bridge over Cedar
Creek in Virginia. Itextends across q
chasm 80 feet in width, and $50 feot in
depth, at the bottom of which the creek
flows. -.......
The greatest mass of solid iron in the
world is the Iron Mountain In Missouri.
II is $50 feet high and two miles in cir
cult.
The lagest number of whale ships in
the world are sent out by Nantucket
end New Bedford.
The greatest grain port in the world
is Chicago. 81.
The largest aquduct in the world is
the Croton Aqueduct in New York
Its leRgth is 40l miles, and its cost
twelve and half millions of dollars.
The largest deposits of Anthracite
coal In the world are in Pennsylvania
the mines or which supply the market
with millions of tons annually, ant
appear to be lnexhaustible.
All these, it may be observed, arc
American Institutions. In contempla
ton Of them who will not acknowledge,
that ours Is great country.
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. July 25, 1864.
NOTICE is hereby given that subscriptions will be
v received by ts Treasurer OF the United States the
several Assistant reasurers and Designated Deposita
nes andby the National Banks designated qua lined
as Dtposrures and Financial Agents, for Treasury
Noes payable three years from August I5 1884, bearing
interest at the Of and three -trhs per cent
per ailium with semannual coupons attached, able
in lnwul money.
holder at maturity, into six per cent gold bearing bonds
redeemable after hvo and payable twenty years from
August Is, 1867.
The Notes will be issued in the denominati of ffty
one hundred five hundred, one thousand, and FIVE thous
anu dollars, and will he issued in blank payable
order as may be directed by the subscribers.
Al subscriptions must be for fifty dollars some null
tiple of fifty dollars
pcaie certificates will be issued for all deposits
The party deposing must endorse upon the ORIGINAL
cerhncute the denomination OF notes required, and
whether they are TO be issued in blank payable to
order When endorsed IL must be eft with the officer
recevng the deposit, to be forwarded to this Department
The notes will be transmitted to the free OF
transportation charges after the receipt OF the
original Certificates OF Deposit they can be pre- pared
Interest VIII be allowed to August is on all deposits
made prior To that date and will be pnid by the Depart
ment upon receipt OF tue original certificates.
As the notes draw interest from August Is, persons
making dep sits subsequent to that date pay the in
terest accrued from date of note date of deposit
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards Tor these notes at ary time will be allowed
commission Of onequart'r Of one per cent, which
VIII ne pald by THIS Department upon the receipt of
6lll for the amount, certified by the officer with whom
the deposit was made. No deductions for commissions
must he made from the deposits.
Ohcers receiving deposits will that the proper en-
dorsements are made upon the original certificates
An 0ffcers authorized TO receive deposits request
ed 10 give TO applicants all desired Information, and af
lord every facility for making Subscriptions.
w p. FESSENDEN,
Secretary of the Treasury.
sab:srpiion. will be received by ihe FIRST MA.
TlONAL BANK OF BRIDGEPORr, OHIO; also sub
serpiions received to the Ten Forty Five Per Cent, Gold
Bealins Bonds JOHN c. TALLMAN, Cashier.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-09

NEW VOCAL MUSIC--"I.ana Of the Bra,, .ss
~ Free Rev q 8 Plsmley; "Your Fortaneris sso
Snail ss Tor Ne !" Comic Song Maurissi Il will wal, d
ln smile" NJ kellar; "one by ono the Stars Of Eys-
mnG' The Flowers bloom IN Linden Vae,r g. Law.
Is Beautiful World" Shall we Meet Beyond the Riveri
The Angels are lowering Near" "rhe Year Of Lev.n
kindly Words and Smiling Facesn j. r. Thouas srs,,
tue Dear Old Flag Die" "oh, why amI so Happy,n y
o. Foster "Sabbaih Bells, Chime On" Lowry. Seems
NEW lSsrhuSESrAL usc-"Idlewild,"-PslksC Ca.
price, by NJ kear; Morning Prayern BY w f. Mpll.r
lie Pir Polka; West Point March; 25s each aOmstsse
Waltz, .i'Armetce Waltz" Frederick Waltz j. g.
Always Look the Sunny Side,p aBriliimt Vsris.
hons by Charles Grobe. SO cents each. aShaii We
hnow Each oihrr There" for Guitar by Blsemer use
10 hy james beak and 10 by Mrs Psrkharst iss each
HORACE WATERS, Publisher, Ne. 4si Bro.awsx..
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THE RcRAcE WATERS MEf.oDEoNs Asn
- HARMONIOUS,
-TiiK NAY SCHOOL BRLk.

io00o copie, issued. new Singing Book tcy ysbs,
aud Seinlnarss safed the DAY -Sehoei BsT IL now
ready " contains abont 200 chsice sengs, rounds,
rachcs uuet rss quartetts, aud choruses. many of,
them written expressly for this work besides "a pages of
The klrHoit' oi Music, which easy and
Among the large nunber OF beauiifu pieces may ba
ionnd. Uncle Sans School," /" DO ut you hear the
children coming Always look on the sunny side,
little BIRD Bird Of beautyr Pretty pair en"Asyir
Chorus" Meet me by the running brookn &e II i
compiled ny Horace Waters author OF sabbath Sehsol
bell, NOS and 3 which have had the enormous sal
oil s2oo9o copies Prees-Pnper covers, 25 cents a9o
per hundred bound, 80 cents, S25 per hundred, olo,h
bound, embossed g1t 4O cents SIS per bundled -
copies furnished a, the i0e prse Mailed al tho retail
price. l.17' :. '7'T
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-09

s Is 17S0. when Washington passed
through Philadelphia, just before his
Inauguration as first President of the
United States, he asked Robert Morris,
the patriotic fnancier Of the age, how
the Government could take care of the
debt Of e76,O0O,O00. Mr.. Morris told
him to consult with his Aid. de Camp,
Colonel Hamilton. The result was that
Alexander Hamilton became Secretary
? ef the Treasury, and the debt was paid.
In 1915 the debt amounted to S127 900.
600. and in nineteen years it was paid
OF, and a large surplus remaining in
the Treasury, All this was accom-
plished without any direct tax upon
thcpeople. Pennsylvania had increased
her wealth and population 80 per cent
In ton years.