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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-01
To the Patrons Of the IHteiiiEeheer.


To the Patrons of the InteilIgeneer.
Attention is called to notice pub
lished in our advertising columns this
morning announcing the dissolution
Of the firm of Campbell & McDermot,
late proprietors of this journal. In
calling attention to this notice it is
proper that we should offer few ac-
companying remarks. The late pro
prietors have been associated as edit
ors and owners of the IsTELLIoENcER
for upwards of nine years-since the
18th day of October, Is5e-and in all
that time it is their pleasure and pride
to be able to say that their intercourse
has never for moment been interrupt
ed by a single unpleasant circumstance.
In all matters growing out of or APP
pertaining TO their duties they have
been of one mind. They part now,
amer so long an intimacy, undivided in
all save their business relations. For
reasons purely private, Mr.. McDermot
has disposed of his interest to the new
firm, and IT is expected and designed
that the future of the paper will be in
every respect, save in those improve
ments necessary in growing and
progressive establishment, what it has
been in the past under himself and
partner. Tho INTELLIGRScEn holds on
It's course true TO the principles in all
their logical sequences with which 1t
set out in the trying days of 1885. Mr.
John Frew, whose name appears in the
new firm, has been associated with the
late proprietors from the beginning as
the general manager of the job print
ing department of the paper. To hum
drotls of our patrons his name is flmil-
lar and by all such his fitness for the
position to which he Inns succeeded, will
be at once recognized. The new firm
have in view all those improvements in
the several departtact4tse-of the INTEL
11aEScEn which look to increased favor
with the public. The business of the
establishment is perhaps greater than
the whole aggregate of printing done
elsewhere in the State, and the facilities
for doing n large business are, v" may
say, correspondingly unequnlcd. 1t is
hoped that this leading position, so long
maintained under the old firm, will be
fully retained under the new. Certain
ly no labor or expense to that end will
be omitted. The state and the city, in
connection with this upper Ohio coun-
~, have a future to which we look for
ward with the utmost hopefnlness as
aGording n tempting field for the Onter-
prise of ourselves and fcllow-citizens.
we cherish not only nm ambition but n
determination to mako the INTELLI-
aRNcEn the best representative and
exponent Mt homo and abroad Of the
growth and prosperity of tho people
among whom it is published. In this
view we have only to solicit at the
hands of the public such a measure OF
patronage as our efforts to advance the
general interests shall cntitle us to
expect.
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SwREr-LIPS IS the pretty name OF the
princess in the fairy tale, end every
lady may be a Princess Sweet-lips, If
she choose to use the fragrance hreath-
ing SoEoiont. Thisrare essence OF in
Vulnerable aromatic herbs, removes
every Flemish from the teeth, gives a
hIush-rose tinge to the gums, and rem
ders the mouth as pure and fresh as an
infant. dec2ssSteod
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ReW5ardi
Sealed Proposals

"ILL BE RECEIVED Blythe COMMIT
w TEE on Water Works until one O'Clock
saturday, Janna5y 9, 1855, Tor making about
be one inch thick, with an the Necessary
branches TO Join with pipe running At an
giles to all IRE plugs that may be ordered by
the COMMITTEES, or person having the super
intendence. = lluE.
The pipe to be cast In dry sand and In n per.
pendicular position and Of good material;
each pipe to be u feet long, and toweigh not
less than 200 pounds nor more than 200
POUNDS, the castings to be delivered In the
street where needed. Fr l-.3 leEi
Also, proposals for DIGGING trench from the
Basin 70 Main street, and down Main street
TO Division street. In the sixth Ward, and III
ling the same affer the pipes are laid. Trench
% be 1ye feet deep md three feet wide. The
BIDS to be by the cubic yard. AENt
The pipes, with the necessary Elbows, rs
and Branches obe delivered as follows, VIZ:
One hundred goo plain Pine TO be ready
not later than the LIST Of May, and not less
than four per day thereafter. is1sl7l1
Payment for an the above work 70. be cash,
The contractor TO give security for The fulhll.
meut OF the contract Bids viii be endorsed
Proposals for Water Pipes" or aFor Dig.
Etng." and to be left with the City Clerk.
deGzI-tu Chairman. 4
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oHRrsrsIAs II THE souTH.-How the
holidays are passing In the South may
be judged in part from an ordinance
adopted by theanthoritieso of Columbus,
Georgia, to meet tho exigencies OF the
occasion:
/. All persons found upon the streets
after $50 p. NJ. rom December p, 1865,
to January ., 1866, will be arrested and
brought before the said authorities to
give an account of themselves.
Q No person, shall be exempt from
this regulation except military and civil
officers on duty, including the Mayor
and Aldermen, who are supposed to be
on duty at all times; added to this, all
cover the time.
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aIft,t advertisements.
The National Telegraph,
- I1noonditionaur uNIoM PARER

III CItSObtSAtssSt sessfS 49, ~ = = ~
The Central Union organ OF west
Virginia. ~
NENI. r. s. NORTHCoTT,. HAVING
4 TTaen induced 10 continue his services Is
Editor OF the above paper, and both Edltof
and Publisher being determined to devote
Their energies to makingtt q correct exponent
Of sound political doctrines, as wei as useIul
organ I'm promoting the Educational, AgfiSnl-
tuTaI, Manufacturing, MereanttIe and A1 ttin!g
respectfully ask the people Of this new ana
growing State for their patronage. Every
linz to him, and the people ofo other States VINO
desire information concerning matters N IN
State, will generally ind It In the NdaoIldt
TEIegydph. Owing 70 its already large and
sim increasing circulation, It will be found o
valuable advertising medium.
The National Telegraph Is issued ever, ck1-
day morning, at Two Dollars and Fifty Cents
per annnm, payable inyaIiably In ADVANCE.
Address r. 8. NORTHCQGT. EditorS
or JOHN T. GRIFFIN, Publisher
ianl ClarkSbuTg, West Virginia.
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DIED.

On the afternoon OF the SOth nit, at the res-
S sR si 2s f ms ias A N as s e %
The funeral win take place ut lsS O'Clock
this afternoon. The friends u the alnily are
invited to attend. -. = -ysiIT7S
residence In RFidgeport. ONO 49, NJ
In the nth year OF his ace. -
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The earnings of the railroads for the
third week In December, us published,
show large hllling or in tho receipts.
The ease in the money market, however,
sustains prices for the time being.
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TuR Ohio Legislature meets to-mor-
row. Con. SchenclS, John sherman
and John a. Bingham are spoken OF as
candidates for the United States Senate.
All three arc already in Congress.
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Tux new 1--we cent fractional currency
will probably be issued this week.
About Sso, 900 worth of defaced or mu-
tilated currency Is daily destroyed at
Washington by burning, and $4,000
,,,,v,h Il, ,,r,,,teS1--.---.
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aletg. Aarfrtisernsnts.
Dissolution Notice.

TIME FIRM OF CAMPBELL q McDER-
MOT. late PROJECTORS OF the 1HTELLIGEN-
GFR nevspaper, Book and Job Printing E:
tablishment, Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, John F. McDeFmot retiring. The
publication Of the paper, and the prosecution
hereafter be carried on by Campbell, Frew q
Co. The accounts of the old nrm Will be
closed at the counting room OF the 1rTELL1-
GEHcRR, by John F. McDermot, or by the
book-keeper In attendance.
dec3O-N CAMPBELL q McDERMoT.
AswiIl be seen by the above, Ihaye retired
from my late connection with the 1NTELLI-
GESCER establishment In Withdrawing, l
beg to commend the new firm TO the entIe
old. They have my wRrmeSt wishes tor tneH
success. JOHN F. McDERMoT.
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RAILROADS. are multiplying in Eus
rope to such AN extOnt that it is said
that tho only district whore the pedes-
trlan can hope to long escape them is
the Tyrol, the mountain recesses Of
Switzerland and Norway, and Sweden
renerally. .f..a.fF
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Public Notice..

TAKE NOTICE THAT AN .APPLICA-
il TON win be made At the next session. Of
the Legislature Of West Virginia for . char
thanS Gut, Al the north end OF Main street
OF the City Of Wheeling, to GlennS Run; an
IN the county OF Ohio, and Stateof Wet VIZ
gtnfa. ~ ALEX N JACOB, ..
.Elr GEO. T. TINGLE, mi
dec1s I'm AoHESONs BELL 4 CO.
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This celebrated TOILET SOAP, In such uni
versnI demand, is made from the Choicest ma
terials, is MILD and EMoLLIENT in its ma
ture, FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL In Its action upon the
kin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy.
Goods Dealers. marl6-lyd&w
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srScE oetober slst, when the total
strength OF the army was one hundred
and eighty thousand men, there have
been fifty-tive thousand mustered out,
leaving now in the service d total, white
and oolored, Of one hundred and TWEEN
ty-fiye thousand men. 10 Is estimated
that eight millions OF 7dollars were
required to pay this forceswhen mus
tered for payment on the sIst ult.
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ITTTLE MISSES

WHO HAVE RECEIVED AS PRESENTS
w nice doIlies, should call and get one OF
thee nrefty Doll Ramblers to ride them In,
which we have Just received rom the manu-
fA sse5SS D. NloohhS z SN9'
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sLEDS AND CARTS

MOTHER LOT ALSO
A Bnreaus, Boxes of Tools, Cannons, Dolls,
DC, at tho Variety Store Of
dec90 ID. NICOLL d BRO.
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The National Savings Bank.

N INsrALNENT OF FORTY PER
a Cent, on the capital stock Of this Bank
will be due from the stockholders, and paya-
BILE on Tuesday, January ID, 1850.
,.ooo on s.P.HILpRcE Sibiesr
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JOHN FoRsYriI, in the Mobile Regis
ter, nominates Gen. Grant for the Pres
dency, as not only the best friend of
the South, but also as the strongest
candidate who could be presented in
the North. At the same time, a states
man OF Arkansas warns President
johnson, through tho Memphis appeal,
that his Southern popularity is in great
DANCER. -
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&d ROOnEa. ]. 9EARiI We !, H .1lI

our iSTPRovSD 81 Sewing Machines. Three
anted nHe years. Above salary or large
commissions paid. The oSLNsnae Chimes sold
In United States for less than SO, which are
ClIllv licensed o. Hotnc, HheeleT & tFlsOR, Gro
Ter e Rdkeg', ISlRqeF e %. aid Bachelor. an
other cheap machines are m Engagements. Cir
cularS {ree. Address, or call upon Shaw &
Clark, RtidefoFd, Maine, or at No. S23 Brood
way, New York; No, % Carter St, PhilaCiel-
phla, Pa No. Il l4ombardS Block, Chicago,
Ill: No. 10 West Fourth ST, Cincinnati, o. or
No SSpauldlngs Exchange, BudAlo, NY.
(lecll-eOdAWSm as
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First Mutual Store,
Market Sqsars, oe.tro WAsssiug.
TO CITY AND COUNTRY.

TIME UNDERSIGNED WOULD STATE
il to the public a. large" that the faSorite
OF Wheeling Is In successful operation. We
claim that there should be reduction OF non
producers In our midst, and thus protect the
fnCinstrious and Misunderstanding classes nom
exurhItant prices for family supplies
Every stakeholder receives The profit on
what he consumes ~ II.
SHARES, $40 EACH.
No zone can take nore than ten shares.
We have a charter for 20 years
Are limited to q capital OF S000oQ
A liberal trade nom country and country
stores solicited. t-
we WIN nav cash or merchandise for pro
Sanee that s In good condition.
can and geeevery thing you want g lowest
rate& WM. GREGG,
eec2s-cL&wn ManageF'ia
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{ iOFTIcE oriwIsr vIRG1HIA oxSTRALl
RAILROAD Co., CEREDo, Dec. y, 1865. 3,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N application win be made TO the next ses-
sion OF the West Virginia Legislature, for the
privilege of consolidation with other Rail-
roads. Per order. :, L. AVER,
Jas. W. LOWE, President.
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AtDWelIing House

WANTED. FROM THE FIRST OF NEXT
w April, with from six to eight rooms,
either on Main, Market, Fourth or Ftfth SITS,
or John, Centre, Hampden, Quincy, Monroe,
Union or Jefferson stG. Address BOX 10
WhnflInR Pnstoffica. -. dec3O-St
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List of Letters.

X ~ w. VI
gfnin, on the LIST day OF January, 1856. b..
To obtain any OF these Eetters, theRpplicant
must call for dtfCertLseCf letters give the date OF
this LIST, and pay one cent for advertising
If not called for within one 1lOElth, they. VIII
be sent to The Dead Letter ONCE.
Ofiice hours on Sunday from to l099S Q. m.
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COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair. ~
No more rancid Pomadesil .1
Nomore rancid Pomades!i
you want something elegant,
II you admire delicious Perfume,
II You desiresoft and silky Hair,
II you want your Hair preserved,
II you want your Hair to grow
II you want to prevent premature Badness
II you want to be nd Of Dandruff, /.
Use the Coco Cream. 4If
Use the CocoC Cream
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents a bottle. atsl
:, LAUGHLINs & BUsHFIELD.
ju2i Wheeling, w. Va.
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EaGHon.

Election.
TTIHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
Of the stockholders Of the National Saw
ings Bank Of Wheeling. for the election Of
Directors VIII be held at the Bank on TueSs
day Jan. 3, 1s5ss between the hours Of 10 q m
and p. m. .f.S 8. p. HILDRETH,
decl2-td Et3i Cashier
EEATHER, snk and ethsr Fms, a me Va
u rtety store Of D,NIcoLL& bros.
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NOTICE..

A MEETING OF THE SUBSCRIBERS TO
n the stock of the Winchester & Charleston
Railroad company, will be held ut Ceredo on
January 10, 1866, for the purpose OF organi-
King said Company.
CereI1o, Dec. p, 1865. dec2SSS0S z
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Nohce.

Notice.
A PUBLICATION WILL BE MADE TO
IN the next session OF the Legislature Of
West Virginia, for privilege to construct q
Railroad orr Tram Rail nom Ceredo up TO the
Coal Works In Wayne county.
III MILTON SHELDON,
.oerodosw. Va, Dec. 4asss. ana de essSs
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The West Virginia Mining and
Manufacturing Company.

OLAETI q a I'm 1s-'-.'..'-f , 20
DIRECTORS:
HENRY CRANGLE, JACOB BERGER,
President, Vice President,
NJ. w. BURT. : "A. ALLEN HOWELL
w. RsSIMPSoN, T. n. DODSON,
w. F.PETERSON, Sr.
HIHIS COMPANY is now fully organized,
and will, In n short time, commence the
manufacture of refined Carbon and Lubricat-
ing OILS, Lamp Wick and ClllmneyS.
For Information In regnrd to the Stock or
Business OF the Company, apply to either of
the undersigned officers, or at the Company's
offica on Main street, next door TO the NJ. & NJ.
Bank w. +. PETERSON, Jr, Sec'y.
s. p. HILDRETH, TTeaS'T,
JOSEPH II. CoNNELLY, Sup't decT
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St. Vincent's College, wheeling.
Drawing and Painting

lNl and Art Department, South KenSington,
London, and OF the Imperial School OF De
sign, Paris; late Drnwing Master to the prtnci-
nal educational establishments in Liverpool,l
gives lessons in the following branches OF
Drawing and Painting:
j. Geometrical Drawing, (applied TO Me-
chanIcs and Architecture) i'i-
9. Linear perspective.
8. Freehand Drawing and Shading, urom
fiat examples and from models OF inquire,
landscape, flowers, &C., and
Persons, NOT students of the College, re-
unlring lessons In any of the above branches,
win please notify at The College at what time
they can most conveniently receive lessons.
It Is in contemplation to open evening classes
for penmnnshfp, book: keeping and mathe-
MATES, provided there be sufficient number
OF applicants. School duties will be resumed
on "a january. janl-1w
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D,NICoLRG BROS.
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cnIGAT.E,s H0NEY aOAP

sOf ' IAUGHLINs BusHFIELD.
iu2l Wheeling, W. Va.
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WHY NOT UsE THE BEsT4

"a eseq -ri
Ellsworth American., 1866-04-13
544 Presents,
PLAN OF DRAWING.

Small cards with numbers them correspond
ing with the Numbers Of .he tickets are placed in
a box and we'll mixed; in another box will b,
placed as many cards as there are prizes. with y
prize marked IN each, then blanks enough /,
make the number equal 10 the number Of tckets
which will be well mixed. Then two person.
chosen by the ticket holders present to draw the
cards, will be bindfolded, and one draw from one
box aud the other from the other box both drawn
at the same time The ticket with the number
on it corresponding with the number drawn from
toe one lox will draw the prize or blank whcl is
drawn from the other BOX at the same time.
Drawing to commence at O'Clock q. m, at
Hancock.
Tickets sent to any address on receipt Of the
money.
an orders, letters, addressed to r. NJ
YOUNG, Hancock. with receive prompt attention,
X. NJ. YOUNG, Ticket Agent. Hancock. Me.
iJtf
Ellsworth American., 1866-04-13
FOR 8 ALE

rINHE subscrsber offers COR sale his farm yituated
L in East Trenton, consisting of As acres
good land, tillage and moving land with good
pasture. House, one story all finished, 26X32
with an L, barn and outhouse., with good wa or.
This otfers from its situation. so nea. tho sal
water, at excellent opportunity fer any one wish
i Il to 60 into the porgy, .obs.eriug or fishing
business. LEWIS MUkEH.
East Trenton, March 2s, 1856. 3w,l
Ellsworth American., 1866-04-13
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females in Delicate Health.

DR. Dow Physician aud Surgeon, Nc. Edicott
BOSTON, co.1ed daily for all discs incident the
female system. Prolapsns uteri falling ot the Womb
Flour Aihus Suppression, and other menstrual grange
mtuts all treated upon pathological principles
and speedy relief guaranteed IN very few days So in
yariabiy is the mode of treatment, that
obstinate mpiants yield under it, and tho afflicted per
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DR.. Dow has doubt had greater experience in the
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ply siean in Boston.
Boarding Accommodations for patients who wish tc
stay Boston few days under his treatment.
Dr.. Dow, since ls45 having confined his whole atten
ton To office practice for tn" of private Disease
and Female Complaints acknowledges superior in the
United States.
n B-Al letters contai. four red stamps they
will not be answered
Office Hours from A. NJ. to o r. NJ
Ellsworth American., 1866-04-13
TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored 10 heath in
few weeks by avery simple remedy, after having
suffered for several years with severe lung afec-
tion and that dread disease, Consumptions anxious
to make known TO h. fellow. sufferers the means of
cure.
To all ~ho desire IL, he will send copy Of the
prescription used (free of chnrgc), with the dircc-
tions, for preparing AMI using the same which they
will find SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS, CoUGns. CDtns, and all Throat and
Lung affections. The efly ooect OF the advertiser
n sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted
and spread information which he conce;ves to b" In
valuable, and he hopes every sufferer win try his
remdy, Us 1t will cost them nothing aud may prove
n blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
1y1 Williamsburg, Kings Co. New York.
Ellsworth American., 1866-04-13
NOTICE..

VINIlE undersigned Truckmen of Ellsworth
Il asree = truck or nvey all kinds of goods
or metchaf dise. except Coal Furniture from
any whArt between Gritiin's wharf nd the Steam
M.il Ellsworth, to the Stores or places of bust
ness of such Traders have or NAV sign this
agreement. for the .um OF 80 cents per ton; and
Ia be ready with snnd AMI sufficient Teams, at
any and all times, To perform said service Aud
TIE undersigned Traders persans deiag business
in Fil"worh yiilage, agree to employ and pay the
sad rtuckman the aforesaid sum Of 40 cents per
tun, for the s1id setyic and to employ othe r
persons except tao.e whose names appear sub
-crbed To inis agreement, for the performance OF
the same 1t betHg und r.tood that this agree
Inrn', shall be in fico durias III present seA.on,
o. lstG, ard longer.
TRuCkMES. TRADERS.
Nathaniel Jordan, S.& II. 4, Duttun
Clarence Treaorgy, John b. Richards,
Dani.l Harrington. Il. u Stoekbrid.c,
Robert Bartlett, j W. liilI,
Z bud Foster, Davis l. I'd,
" illiam Dutfec, = b. Wuo.tard.
Henry Jordan. joy BARTLETT Co.
Charles W. J,lison, II. 4 X. Whiting.
James c. Hutehinss, N. G. Revneis.
A. P. Harden 4 Co,
A. :. Athertor,
A. NJ. Hopkins.
Ellsworth, April %, 1866. lwl3
Ellsworth American., 1866-04-13
M A RR r d

Ellsworth-March sth, by Rev. WIN. Ii. sa,ary
Mr.. WIN. X Pearson of Belfast, to Miss Nellie
n. Brock, Of Bangor.
Gouldsboro-Mareh3 3lst. by II. NJ. Soule. Esq
Mr. freeman G.. Tracy. to Miss Hannah G, Young
both Of g.
BrooksvilIe March 3lst, by Aug. g. Blake,
Esq. Mr.. John NJ. Gray, OF Penobscot. to Miss
Martha G. Gray, of B.
East Trenton, April sth-by Rev. VIM. A.
Durfee. MIR. Shepard Cousins to Miss Hattie E..
Springer, both of Trenton.
Ellsworth American., 1866-04-13
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of
youthful indscretion WILL for the sake of suffering
humanity send free to al who n ed it, the recipe
and directions for making the simple remedy by
which he WAS cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience, do by addre sing
JOHN b. OGDEN,
lyl No f3. Chambers st. New York
Ellsworth American., 1866-04-13
STRANGE. BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United
kAtes can hear something very much to their advan.
fage by return mail (feee of chsrge by addressing
the uadcrsgnea. Those having fears OF being hum
busged will cblige by not noticing this card. Al
others will please address their obedient servant
TiI0S. + CHAPMAN,
iy1 s3i Broadway, New York