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Steamer for Yarmouth.

The steamer CLIPPER will leave
~ssRsa.>. IN Yarmouth for Portland every morn
4, r-~hIESM ing until further notice, Sundays
As5sEe45asssssaa excepted at o'clock. y
- sa.-~-ss-zs@ Returning will leave Portland
Pier in the afternoon at4 O'Clock.
Fare each way 80 cents. Freight taken at low
rates.
Excursion parties accommodated on application to
j. w. LAWRENCE, Yarmouth.
Or. LYMAN, son & TOBEY, Portland
July 18th. 1865. w july13tf
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Valuable Real Estate i'm Scarboro',
Has Hr- For G0In

600 ACRES of Salt Marsh, in lots to suit pur-
2OO chasers. -
Also the Homestead Farm, containing about 125
acres very superior upland, being the property re-
Gently owned by the late Hon. Horatio Southgate.
enquire OF Seth Scammon the premises, OF
EZRA CARTER, Jr., Portland.
May 3-eod6tSwtf
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100000 INCREASE
INSURANCE C4PTTAL :

rTNHE Directors Of the Piscataqua Fire and MARINE
Insurance Company would announce that the
board has tins day voted to increase the Capital
lars making the whole Cash Capital $500, 900. NJ -
Terms of Subscription 500 per share Cash--rav.
aole at the time OF subscription, delivery OF tic
Subscriptions may be made through the followh:
76 State Street, &C., ---> - ~ w
Portland, Ne, Messrs. JOHN u. DOW & SON. Cor
Exchange and Milk Streets '' wv
blp9de,iord, Me-, RUFUS SMALL 6 SON, City
Biddeford, Me-, THOMAS DUMMY. Esq.
Exeter, n H., WOODBRIDGE ODLIN, ESQ.
Y.,..oo., WILLIAM HILL, Treasurer.
o"y 1osh, leoO. aug1d1m
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can warrant perfect cure IN such cases. and o
full and healthy restoration Of the urinary organs
Persons, who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
can do SO 9y writing, in plain manner, description
Of their diseases and the appropriate remedies will
be forwarded Immediately. - -
An correspondence strictly confidential, and WIN be
returned, if desired. .tSs3silt staD lil7
Address: 0C. Sid DR.. j. B.. HUGHES, u y
f No. 5 Temple Street (corner Of Middle m
Street., Portland, Ne
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Inc subscriber viii continue the business under the
slne style as heretofore at 267 Commercial Street.
Jest QUALITIES Of Coal and Wood uray be found at
he LOWEST MARKET prices, delivered In any part OF
inc city. ~ ntis 800. - :.
HENRY L. PAINE s. co.
fortiand, August ~. 1865 augl2dtf
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taHiis iHgls4 "a Esl4N = GU
No Cures peDers, Congestion, Inaanations, u
- Worms, MUrm-feveri M0rn-Coiic, 70
Cryfny-COic or Fee hing of infants xJ
Lturr9d OF children on adults -
Dgsentery, orlplue Bilious Collie, ~
Cholera- Mor6as, Nausea, Vomiting, %
Coughs, CUld., bronchitis,
NenGl,tGs roothaehe Faeeache, 3 p u
:" Headache. ck-IieaGaciie, Vertigo. 70
10 :. Dyspestq, Bilious otomach, I'D q. 2vs
= Ii s. "sgSapIrtssed OF ptsniat Periods, a. 492
IL I" Waites, too pf,,fuse Periods. Is.
. 10 8 Group. ts,usiI, difficult breathing. s2S
" IA - SAT- Rheam Eryspeias Eruptions 70
o - rs sRaeanattsts RAsuniat 9 Pains &exS
Is q" EeCef and 1Jue Gull Fever, AguS 81
g ~ I" Pies, Dlind or DleedingN 4BNr So
" Is . 04hth ,ifay, and sore or weak eyes, %
go Sag5 Ivy y S yoIen, tanas1 -
= II tf' 44sthat 4, oppressed Dfenthin ,sFodE So
" z2 " Ear LlschGrJes, impaired ueai ingF 81.
" ~ " ScrcfHid e. Iafsed Glands Sweliings, 50
:, "a " GeaerH De6ilty Physical Weakness So
Is 8 DrOpsy and scanty Socretions z 5.ll
. 26 =" Sea-S3ckHess sickness from riding 50
~ kidney disease Gravel, SO
% Nervous Debility seminal Emissions y
involuntary Discharges, i3I s i 90
" 20 -" Sore Mouth, Canker. 10
80 q Urinara ineontIae,ics, wetting he'd, 80
81 Painful Periods, even with Spasms, So
80 SuEeriHgs at Change Of Life,e aeIasoi 90
S3 EfiLePsy, Spasins, St. Vitus' Dance, / %
"a . Diphtheria ucerated Sore Throat, & 50
FAMILY CASES. HaJo. % ,asia
So Walls, Morocco Case and Book, ~ 40 90 ~.
20 large Walls in Morocco, and Book, s 20 81
20 large Via s, plain case and Book, 3. s. 20 iii
Is Boxes (Nos. to 81 and Book, 30O 81
YErERlN4RY SPECIFICS. go .'.. ~ -
Mahogany Case 10 Walls, ss 1as $40 90 -
Single Walls, with directions, gEfls II 90 ao
RT These Remedies by the Case or single Box,
sent to any part of he country by Mail or Ex-
press Tree Of charge on receptof the price Address,
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY, q ufi
OF Canada.
= GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after .slonaay, June 28ib,lse5
sEa@-X traius viii run as follows -
] Morning xprsss train for South Paris Lewiston
4 % a a e>t ste~-t-A = =
MAJ. train Tor WaterviIe Bangor, Gotham, leland
'ond, Moutr al aud Quebsc at 25P M
sotn or hose trains 81 at Montreal WI b ex
=, IS tfaias Tor toronto, Detfot, Chicago and al
d her places west.
TRAINS WILL AARIYE AS FOLLOWS:
! FROM Mon real quebec, &c,,at 1o5 sly A. M. Z.
From do. do Ter ats p M -
Return Tickets, at Reduces Prices will be Issued
uriag ne su"iner seasos iron Portla d TO BE HI
roi hsnl Leland fo d, Montreal and Quebec. asa IL
The Company are not responsible Tor baggage tc
say amount exceeding $50 in value and that per
flna unlssF notees given and paid Tor at the rate
sf one passenger tor every &500 additional value
l54s!y j. BRIDGES, Managing Director.
4 d. BAILEY, superinfapdent
Porfissd Juse2 2ad 1865 diff
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Railroads.
mAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD. I.
SUMNER zRRANasMREr e

70 c0MME3CE MONDAY, JUNE 18th, 1865
-TEaFzszsss5 Trains leave Portland. Grand Trunk
Station for Lewiston and Auburn, al
w IA and las r. NJ.
For Bangor and intermediate stations At A.16 r. M
RETURNING -Leave Lewiston a. $40 A: and
arrive IN Portland at 8. 30 a. M Leave Bangor e.
Both these trains connect at Portland with trains for
Boston.
Freaht train leaves Portland at A. NJ, and re
.uyrirg Il dre IA Portland at l + III. t4 1870 Ea ~
Stages connect with trains at principal stations,
,aiIy or most OF the towns North and East Of this
lines ~ y
Waterviile, juno %, 1865. junssslsS
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CLIO ATE'S
MAGIC LOZEN CESS
And why everybody should use, and every
Druggist should sell them.

They sciy care Coughs and Colds. io
Tiey scitI cure Sore Throat. t.r rs e.
Arrays cure Tickling Il. the Throat.
Sure to prece'st Sieepiess Nights from Coughs.
Will prevent the Asthma if taken early.
Are good for cold IN the head.
Often cure Bronchitis. i f a ro Ea.
Are IN efectual remedy for Catarrh.
lways cure Hoarseness.
i'll relieve Dry Cough instantly.
All Vocalists should use them.
VIII always clear and strengthen the voice.
Allpublic speakers should use them. Boa bsfi
More in quantity for the money. 5f-r sr'
The large boxes are the cheapest.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-08
Interesting Facts about Tuuis.

....-.. ,..
sh,nt V,..s ,.t... ,,.- a.
fhaf-s+ f,-,,. '0~ io'
sAiiisoN ~ frNis--TIvE NoNru's LABOR ON
fAfG CT STOCKINGS
Fashion iavlgs heavy assessments an h,r
vofarcs in ai. parts ~ the earth hut esne,.
-a-N ~ Iln.- Husbands with hsrhalo~ i,-
s-lncts % tals country. complain %. tbe ,x-
trav2gance ot their wives IN trailing costly
fabrics through Tie mlre Ol our Streets. hut
,ley .lttie know What lt costs noble lady
a., q. '.' -i--o. A'''e.'s o' hef
@,,.s v. m '.' .- -''' . '.' ,-, '',s' ~ ,'.-.
-+.,~ f-,.s ,,-..,..t 80 .-.
..f......,1 ,.r,... ... -
...,.-.,.,,,... ..,... ,,..'- - 81,
rr..s.i,,.. II, ,s7 --.. ".-' , -S1.
.f,.--,-.. ,h. ID, ,.-,,..-t ......-..,. $50
a.rr~ ,4r.,.l... ..--.
,rii.,e i,~o.si. s,..,.. ami ,..,.' t..,. .,..i
o4c-Al, ana i VIII he conceded That tle
American ladies are wonderfully consider
axe %. their husbands purses when COM
pArel WIKI iae wives oi tlc Noo~s ot llrs
r~~-r..r.,,.- -.-,.-
'.'~ ''si "o-le" 'l iA.'
~ '' -.' ''-'itAl costume
'-.- sue '"'''. l'"e'i ."7'iiols Mhicl ilel
'e'1'' '"'D.'.'s "o'n ans nAl renowned
"i'1'.''l-'' --e "'''''.iAi.' Nli scarcely u'tn
-''e- ''' ans ''s one oi 'Ae HH4l'e
' '"'-'i l"7"'o"- "neu some oi iie
'-'-'.S' ''-''s B." GUS ADMIRED .l' ana WIN
--- '--- o'- -''" lotN 'ei-e' ~-oi'.'l
'-' y. 81" ","' ui es''-- ""'n
''''-- D''' '''. '''s a. t-1i". .'ll-
y" 's 's.'''-''s 'Ne'''" ~
- ''''-- va ''''''i s''''''' any
'''" '-' t'i'r ''@
"'' '"'-'o"'
as IMPORTANT HISTORY 0r ri-NIs srPPRE-sED
There s~. ,-,.al.lv nr- r.r .,r,r. fhs+
John Howard p.,n- fla antn.r nr..IT ',r,,
sweet bar,s ~ ,h-.. t,,.,,s-,i ,- .r,,.. ,,r..,.,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-08

Crlr r1R Bee >r>ss Dr. Bush. 0f
Chester county. Pa. says that one drop Of
strong spirits oI AarishOrn VIII IN au instant,
r.-lt...- tha is.tn oe,aod h5 tic 7tiu- of a
hee wasp. or hornet. IL should Doe at
hlnl in erel family where there arc chill
dren. Smiles col gratitude shining through
tears oi distress wll often repay tho
Aoa7Ate. mind that provide. and the
hand that applies tie remedy lie also
rercomm .i. the same article for the re-
moflI of grease spots.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-08

over in New Jersey lur.n- tle last Pre-
dental canvass. g. young lawyer noted
i1- tie length u h.s neck. his tongue. a1d
LIS bin. Was ol Tie stump blowing his horn
Tor Gen. Mcclellan. Getting on lis c.0-
q-elce lo spread himself ana sad.
Il would tL4- OF Tue en- day O.. 1eZ.
NoTemoer. I m-i, have -he wings u a
BIRD. ana l would rs 10 every city aad
every village. N every hamlet. u every
mansion and hut and proclaim 20 erery
man. woman and chi.d-Georre 3. Ne
C-ellan is Pres dent 0f the United States.
A. this pc.n- youngs,e- IL the crowd
SAM out. Dry up. y0u Oh fool You'd p.
shot Tor goose before yO1 few @ nile.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-08

4 GENTS WANTED.-For TIM SECRET
n SERVICE. The FlFLu. THE DCNGEQN and The
iSCAPE' By AIREET p. BICHARns1S. y. \. Tribune
Corresponds dent. 1900 copes sold per day. Tue most
interesting ant exc tn- bcoS ever published crn5rac-
inr w. Richards -l1lll -let experience for four
years I-avclnE through thc >th il the secret ser
vlre o. ire lrifrnc % the outbreak 10 the VA
wiki orr armies and q cts both Eas. ana West f1-
ms t1r tr-t two lrz ll tlr Jc -i1r. bis thrr rs
capture; his confinement for twenty months in seven
dlerent Tfoc IT sons his escape and almost rrrar
ulcls Journey by night ot nearly 100 miles Itwtr
abound n stirring events. ali contain more u The
fact. incIleut alt romance of the wa thaa av 9th
work yet pub. Also new and fascinating work
entitled 90 SOLulES LETTERS Published hv IN.
for the benefit of the Sanitary cCrnniSsl0n
teachers ladies'. energetic young msr. sni espeC-
ally returned and disable lel officers ana olisrs m w
Of profitable employment. VII f1d u par -.-i7
adapted 20 their condian For terms ana territory
Apply with stamp. 20 FRED. " GRISWOLD So. &c
Grisvo-l street. Detroit 5+SI.
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a correspondent eescr. 3.ng Tue ies-.vi-
ties a. B.arritz- writes: | had n0- seen Tie
Queeu Isabella ier sixteen or seventeen
years. am in that time size has. cf course
changed though De- 81 much as one might
have expected sue .s very -ar-e in Size.
4iI wltA textures Dr 40 means remarkable
lor ai-'lnc -.u. Tie I--4lta. her da1gh-
f.., e.. rtl -r Aer age. slight, DARK. and
.Jes n.- look % good b-al-1. B0-l mother
aud daughter wprc Tue m2l---a- w--c1 i7
alway= becoming TIC little Prince o. A.
turias behaved very ~e- indeed DUNG
these exhibitions. IL vas ever. with his
Lt.le ha- u lis band responding 20 the sa-
.E-es ~ The crowd
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-08

( REAM TARTAR.-Prof HorsfOrd's 70
- cent discovery Tais s the p1rost article u use
ior culinary purposes aud needs out single trial %
psrfect sGsisfac1i0s
20 es Jest received and FOR sale low either whoie
sale o. retail 54sv4 Z = HTrAR
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-08

some ten years ago there came az oil,
one-armeI -iciiv-.o0Eir- man o the City
OF Montgomery. Ala. who followed the aT-
oca-iOn 0l peddlm- knives and SCISSORS
through the CITY Il Is s-id that he offered
. set a kBIe 70 -le Hon. Wm. L. Taucey.
once upon . time and the Hon. Wm- l.
struck him % the face for having TIE pre-
Sumption 70 speak 10 MIN. To-day tbs
man, Wreiori By name. has the largest
dry goods sLd fancy store in Montgomer!
aud the eldest son Of Hon. Tm. Tancey ls
behind TIE counter desliDg out tape, eto.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-08

Ile New Orleans papers announce that
the Hon. Pierre SOGle is soon expected 70
arrive II that city and make il his psrma-
nent home
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MISCELLANEOUS.

3D. Warren and II Miller have opened az li5ce
a. The0 H1ntcr's 80 @ Cowles' Block. where they
intend stopping short time 20 introduce the above
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-08
THE ETNA

Presents une4ualet facilities fr granting mr.; as.
InsurancS upon al property liable 20 destruction by
Frs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-08

PUILDINGS NOV ED.-The under
IL signed would inform tie public that hc has a
complete apparatus t1r moving brliiirrs. IS familiar
with tae business practical uech4nic. aud holds
himself prepared - move buildings promptly and On
ne sn rtest notice, and ct the most reason able rates
Can be found at my residence near the middle town
depot.
lansing. July 3lst 1865 NORTON
5if-ly
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-08
FOUNDRY.
All Kinds OF Work

The undersigned would respectfully an
uouuc. tlatae has uow ls WORKS Boz good running or
der AND turning OUT
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-08
ASsORTWENT or PEONVs

r-lt caa Poe p-ocgrei at any Ike worNs. The attc
zion of Flrmc.s is particularly called o. his
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-02
TAYLOR ! CREMER-

3 E-st1A - L-A-
At THE HUNTINGDON NURSERIES.
EUST1SGBoS- Pa.
Sell Frnit / Ornamental Tress- Vines &r- of
better growth, larger size, and flower prices
than any Of The Northern or Eastern \ UrseTles
and warrant them true 70 aane-
STANDARD apple trees Il l54 cents each
SIS per loo
Peach trezs, i u . cts eacb-sl2-5o tc
So per 10
Standard Pear trees, - 10 - CTS zach
Dwarf Pear trees, 5GS 1851 eacb-ZQ 70 So
per lUU
Dwarf Apple trees, 50 70 IS cts each
Standard Cherry trees SO 70 = cts
Dwarf Cherry trees 80 ID - cts
Plum trees 50 cts
Apricot trees 10 70 50 cts
Aec1arIue trees > CIs each
Grape Vines = cts 70 81
Silver Maple trees ga ID 81
European Ash - = J.
European Larch, > CTS % l-5o
Norway Spruce, 30 cts 70 81
American Balsan Pine, - cts 10 Sl-5o
American q Chinese AIbO- Vita, 80 ct
SI-5D
Strawberry Plants, 81 per 100, &c &C
Hunting gton Jan =, lSbe--tf--
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-02
RurTEs-FogrY CExrs A PoUND =

BUTTER-FoRTY CENTS A Pound -
Butter Is now quoted at 40 cents per
pound In our market This Is The high
est figure, We believe, that ii reached last
winter. With hay $50 and so Per tor,
a ii was last winter, and with other cdi-
bic necessities Of bovine existence al pro-
portionate prices, We can readily Under
stand how 40 cents were demanded and
obtained then. But with hay only Sc to
ss, as at present, and with the kline even
yet grazing In the luxuriantly- -qastured
fields, 1t must % beyond ordinary compre-
hension iha: butter should be worth 40
cents R0E.
The fact is, butter is not srorth any such
sEindle. There is scarcity Of the artl-
ele. however, which makes 1t high priced
When We say there is a scaTcity, Ee mean
that here is a scarcity for our h9nae mar
kef Butter Is as plenty IN The country as
1t ever was, but the farmers have got II
safely keyed up, and hold II back Thus,
to all practical iptents and purposes, 50 far
as our local market Is concerned there
might as vel. not be pound in the
neighborhoOd.
Hhy do the farmers hold back the bat
ter? Some Of our merchants, who are
4 SbylockiaD in their procIivities, vent
around during the summer and engaged
all. OF nearly all, the article to 5s made
during tae fail within radius Of say ten
miles Of town, The same TO be delivered q
= certain date. This to give themselves :
monopoly Of the market, i0r speculative
purposes. There are kegs On kegs Of but-
ter in all the farm houses, bui the farmers
have contracted TO sell only to the Shy
lockian merchants Thus, scarcity IL
market ensues, aud the price runs up Ike
mercury II the thermometer On hot day
The merchants will get the butter q
the time appointed in the contract, and
viii then dictate their own price, taking
care TO make 2 good ;hing" Of II 20
themselves IF the dear people rebel auC
refuse TO be sWindled, then away goes tk.
butter 10 the cities-and The dear peopli
are left 10 make the best they can Of DR.
bread and untT:zble biscuit-
All Of which, Of course, is ! strictly i
climate business transaction On the par
Of The merchandise CD not deny tha;
But 50 vas Shylock's pound Of fesh'
transaction strictly legitimate The ava
licious Jew does not now bear . yer
enyiable reputation /; neither viii the uer
chants who speculate 70 their own ad7an
tage On The necessities Of the people
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-02

TIE AMENDE.-Mr. John AeMulleu,
regular watchman at the Jail, requests Us
to say that be was not On daty the night
whea Ream and Riddle escaped, aud Is
therefore not responsible fJr that nnior-
tunate occurrence. OF our own accord
We say further, that, had John been On
duty that night, tie probabilities are that
the prisoners would not have escaped, for
his vigilance is only eqnalled by his de-
termination, and his determination Is ab-
solDtely uuconquerable-
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-02

EDUCATIONAL CoLUMS-It viii be
noticed by reference TO our first page that
We this week re-estabIish onT Educational
Department This wall be under the con-
troll Of a practical teacher, who Is pecu-
harly qualified by education and expert
eace TO discourse on topics Of concern TO
the profession. Teachers throughout the
county are requested to interest them
selves In the Department and short COM
municstions Of an appropriate character
will be received
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-02

ETcHISGs--Tues9ay eve was HalioK-
cen, or "HolloE eve,' as the boys persist
in calling il. 1t vas observed after the
usual wild, fierce custom, and If fairies
and hobgoblins did not walk the earth a
at the oldeE Halloween, they had their
more than prototype in the mischievous,
cabbage stalked boys who swarned the
streets till midnight----It appears that our
iail il not the only one from which priso-
ners can escape A few nights ago, no
less than 67e inmates Of the Huutiugdon
Jail effected their escape from that iHsti-
tuition by forcing the lock---EbeuSburg
is improving politically In 1861, she
gave Republican majority of only 5; in
1862, a Republican majority Of p; in
'65, Republican majority Of 55 ; in "a,
Republican majority Of 35; and this
fall she gives a majority in the same d.
rectiUn Of co.. The first snow OF the sea
son fell here on Saturday We have nov
entered upon our accustomed sever months
winter. Ugh,.We have heretofore neg
lected IetuTniEg our thanks 70 Mr. Scott,
editor of The Brookville Republican,, for
az early copy OF tbe Official vote Of JEFF
ferson county at the late election. By
the way, Jefferson did most nobly for the
UnioI. cause. 1t used 70 be counted On
as q dezd-sure Democratic county this
-
fall it gave Hartranit 79, Campbell 63-
and White 81 majority, besides electiDg
the entire Union county ticket with the
exception Of Surveyor----Godsy's and Pc
terzon's Magazines for November have
beep received
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-02

Sellers ImPe-lal Cough Syrup has given
relief 70 hundreds who have used Il. and the
proprietor Is per Eaded that Il has the power
10 izlpart benefit THAI csRnof be claimed to-
the CoUgh Mixtures n general use
Nest e tie mixtures sold fo- coughs z-e
composed OF spirifucus and 5n6a1nsto-v 81
licles. which, while 1bey give little relief,
reslly GO harm The Imperial Cough syrup
contains 10 spirltuous ingredient whateTsr
and may be usc6 n Al cases noI requiring Al
active medical treaIuent-
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-02

s SMALL BUsINESs--By letter We
have received from N-Ilnore, We are assu-
red that the reported marriage Of ..NIr
WiTisn Il MeEnrue, Of Washington
township" &e, &c, as Published IN last
weeks Dom. & .SeHf-, Is q fabrlc3ticB, ut
tsrly without foundation n fact The
letter goes On 10 say that il Is not an u
common occurrence for certain persoBs IN
Wilnore 10 send similar fictitious an
rouncspents to the press, and then laugh
over the publication Of the sane as a
good joke" Al this may be thought
harmless pleasantly by those engaging in
the business, bat the victims look upon II
in totally different iight-as moments
reflection must show. That Is 10 coke"
which hurts the feelings OF wounds the
sensibililies or another; and If there Is
any one thing which more than another
wounds the sensibilities Of q person, II Is
10 have his or her name coupled with a
fictitious marriage notice 4 safe plan
fer our neieh5or Of the Dem d, .SeAf. to
purs1e would be 10 require : responsible
uauIe attached to al such announcements,
as evidence Of their gepuineness- He
might also, with much prOpriety, prose
cute 10 the iuii extent Of the law the so
kers" who have imposed on him in the
present instance, as warning for the
.utuTe to such gay and festive parties that
there Is a certain limit TO exuberanee Of
animal spirits which cannot be safely
passed.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-02
7 TNRST NATIONAL BANK

IiRSI NAHUM Al BANA
OF ALTOONA
Corner of Virginia and Annie Streets, opPo-
site Superintendent's O6ce Penna- RR-, Blair
county, Psnna-
[ : DEPOSITORY a FINANCIAL AGENCY
Monies received on deposit Interest al
lowed On tine deposits Gold and Silver
Bought and Sold Fractional Currency and
Nufilated United States Notes Redeemed
Drafts cn the principal Cities for sale Cen
1ral Depo1 for The sale Of Cnited States Inter
nal Revenue Stamps
This Bank keeps on hand for sale the :
$40 Z s Treasury AZORES, and takes subscrip-
lions for The same This Is The Popular
Loan, the only Government Loan BOW II
market Al par. giving those who have money
safe and desirable opportunity for invest
Inenf Two Cents q Day for each Slo0- THESE
Notes. al Maturity, csn be exchanged for go
SIX per cent. Gold bearing bonds.
Nm H. LLOYD, FTsst
D. 7 CALDWELL, cashier
Feb. g. lS65--Tf-
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| 4ooIDEST-A little daugh-
1 : BAKER, pastor Of the NJ. Z.
| Place. was SO shockingv
-o'sasy Of last week as to
azath the following creDiDr
I1''la It another daughter
little one in a crib at the
- ''ns means upset, proeip-
| .fl0oate child into a vessel
IL was fesrful 49,;
h. q sympathy cannot but
eaEed parents in tbei,
/. '@ie'ion TIE child vas
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