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National Bank, McGregor, Iowa.
Burnham Van Setback, Wholesale Druggists, Ii
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TN this city, a POCKET BOOK containing an amount
i of currency. The rightful owner secure tht
same by calling upon the subscriber of L. j. Strouse
Bro. with proper Identification.
4S3 III. STROUSE.
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Boots. Shoes. Hats. Caps. Hardware. Queens
ware. Crockcryware. aud Sioncwarc.
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r. L M Q " A L!
JULIUS RUDIGER.
~
ROOT AND SHOE MAKER,

TowsoNTowN.
THEREBY informs the public that he has
Ill moved his establishment into bis new
house, In iha rear Of the POST OFFICE.
He will continue " manufacture z v
W n X, Of tho best material and workman.
ahip, as we'll a. attend N all kinds ofREPAIk
INC. Thankful for past favors. he respectful
~ asks continuance 81 the same.
OeA -, 'os.--ly.
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JOSHUA HORNER
Cor Chew and stiriinv ST.. Ratio. Nd.
GREEN a. ZOE,

GREEN q ZOE,
FAMILY ROC ERs.
AED DEALERs ~
PURE OLD WINES AND LIQUORS,
At Martin 4 Valette's old stand.
5 Baltimore street. near Holiday, Baltimore.
HAvE constantly on hand a large and well
selected stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES,
90 consisting in part Of x T. 5 II
IL TEAS, green and black Of va -
- rous prices and havors Coiees- -
Mocha. Java, Laguayra. Naracaibo and Rio
sUGARS-New Orleans. Crushed, Powdered,
Loaf. Granulated. 4. Yellow aud Clarified Ital.
ian Maccaroni and vermAcelli; cooPer's a
Cox's Refined Gelatins Fresh Salad and Olive
Oils; Cheese--English Dairy Pine Apple and
Sap Sage; sardines; French and Spanish OIL
ives English and American Piekles-Gerkins,
mixed. Chow Chow. Piccailli. CauliAower. Wal
nuts and Oni0ns Saucss-john Bull. Harvey.
Beading. Soho. Mushroom and worcestershire
BRANDIEs--Jas. Hennesy A Co.. vintage 1870,
Otard, Dupuy 4 Go. 1873. Native Catawba, Bor-
leau Rochelle aud other brands; Fine Old
wfNEs-London Dock Port, Sherry. Madeira.
lisbon. Sweet Mo-elle aud Champagne; Wills,
gEs--scotch. Old Rye. Calhoun. Old Rapp
MI Bourbon. some very old and fine; Pure
foflani Gin. Jamaica Spirits. &c. &e.; Imported
al Domestic segars aud Tobacco. all Of which
hey will sell At Reasonable prices. and respect
2 fiiv saiicit call. June %. Is66.-iy
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County Advertisements.
PLUMBING BUSINESS
ToWsoNToWN,

v
1--WE subscriber respectfully informs thecit
Il izcns Of Baltimore county, that he has To-
Gated himself at TowsOniown, aud has estab.
lished the PLUMBING BUSINESS. IN al H.,
branches. lilo solicit. tho patronage 81 the cit.
liens OF the county. Work entrusted o. him
will be performed satisfactorily, and at one.
third lcss than the charges made by parties
from the city.
Ro-I have had considerable experience u,
the erection OF HYDRUALlC RAMS LIFT
aud FORCE PUMPS Of every description.
All orders lett with MIR. WILLIS, Druggist
at the Post Office, Towsontown. will be prolnp,
~ attended Ia.
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO GIVE SAT
IsFAcTIoN.
am agent for MARSH A JOHNsoN's Gel.
EDRATED CUCUMBER PUMPS, made of
cucumber wood,l tho beat Pumps known. MS
experience has proven they will uutwcar two
Of those Pumps made Of any other kind Of
wood.
Wells from 10 to 20 feet deep can be put in
ios from $40 10 Si5.
am also agent for Marsh 4 Johnson PAT.
ENT ENAMELED CYLINDER. which put
~ Pumps when required. This Cylinder H.
Cast Iron and cnamelcd with porcelain. Civ
ing q perfect glazed surface for the working
box md an Iron Seat and valve for the lower
valve. with bail 50 II can be taken out and re-.
paired II Il gets out al order. and replaced
without taking up tho pump. This makes the
best aud most durable Pump now in use; tho
Porcelain Cylinder never wears out. and WORK 3
with the greatest ease. They are particularly
adapted. in fact, almost indispensable lor drep
Wells. The Pumps are made Ia sections 81, u,
necessary for very deep wells aud the cylin
der can be put at any depth required.
sEo- Pumps can bc seen at NY shop la the
rear II Ady's Hotel.
WOODEN AQUADUCT SUPPLIED To OR.
DER. Address.
GEORGE ST. JOHN.
July :. ls66.-tI Towsoutown. Md.
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EOUTZ's


These Powder
will strength
nthcSionacli
and lnlestines,
cleanse them
from offensive
matter, aud
bring them 10
ahealthystate.
III
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Garfield BROS. & co.,

- q % BALETAGORE ST,
CORNER OF CHARLES.
HAVEa tue Stuckoi--
Gold Maich"s ter iadir- and Gcntlcmcu
silver Hunting tasr Watches Of An Kinds
Gold 'hatclniu N",t aud Guard Chains
Diamond Earring. Pins. Bracelets A Einrs
Rich suits of Jcwclry col new stvlr.
Bracelets, Necklace, Earrings and Pins ol
great variety.
Pearl. Carbuncle. Seal and other Rings.
silver Spoons, Forks, LniIrs Butter Knives
1e., &c.
Silver Pitchers. Goblets. cups. salts, Sc.
Fancy silver Good. oi i...w stylcs.
Plated Tea aud Collie ..t- ~ late PATTERNS
Casters. Basket. lee Pitchers and cups.
Plated or Alahata Fork u,l Spoons of hes;
quality.
Table and Pocket Cutlery. Scissors Rasors
Watches carefully repaired.
rams. Opera tiln--rs Ptrfinnnaies: beautiful
faris tilt aud Porcelain Vases; beautiful Par
| - Card Receiver. and other articles: Prout'
Hair and Tunth Brushes Fin. Marble and
bronzed Paris Clocks; Rronzrl Figures and
| Ornament
MILITARY GOODS
Swords and Belts for Army and Navy. Sash.
-, spurs. Buttons. Lace. Cord. Navy Lace.
Caps. stars and Emhroiicrics. Army Embroi.
dcrcs Of all kind. Chcvrrns. Bindings. Cloth.
&c. Field Glas-cs. Pistols ant Cartridge.
March u. isfi.-lv.
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to the position he held and redeem the
pledges he voluntarily gave iu 1864.
The People SpeakS

III have faith in the people ; they will
speak, and with no uncertain voice, and
say who are their friends and who their
enemies" So sai6, in effect, President
johnson on the 22d February. The peo-
pie have spoken several times since then.
They spoke on last Monday-iu Connec-
tleut. The issue in that State was clear
and well defined. 1t was confessedly the
question whether the line of policy mark
ed out by the President as to the recon-
struction of the rebel States should be
ratified or repudiated BY the people. On
Monday evening, the figures told the tale
that General Hawley, who is not an adhe-
rem: to the "plan" of the President, was
triumphantly elected, and that Mr. En-
glish, who contends with the President
that treason is no crime and that traitors
should go unpunished, and in whose be.
half all the available influence of the
White House had been brought to bear, was
clicked out of his boots" In Rhode
Island, couple OF days alter, General
Burnside walked over the GubeInatorial
race course almost unopposed. The Gen
eral is nothing if he is rot true patriot,
and in favor Of securing to the country
the legitimate fruits of the great war
through which We have just passed
Both Houses of Congress have just re-en-
acted the Civil Rights bill, the Presidents
objections to the contrary notwithstanding.
This action is emphatically endorsed by
nine out of ten OF those who compose the
great party which is and mas for five years
been the sole prop and support of our
National ediice.
The people have spoken-are speaking.
The President should hearken.
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party" Will such party succeed? We
Wlll see "a Yours, &c. !.
HARRISBURG, Apri. 10. 1866
Editor of The, Alleghanian

IAhhISBURd, apr. lU, 1000.
TO the Editor of The Alleghanian
Since the mailing of my letter of yes
terday, [ have been furnished with copy
of the annexed bill, which was introduced,
some time ago, by your Senator, General
Harry White, and which, by his exertons
and eloquent advocacy, has become law
1t is said, that bounty and per-capita faxes
are being collected in your county, from
some of those who have been in the mill
tary service of the United States and been
honoraby discharged therefrom. 1t is
ueslfehle that the people o. your county
should be apprizcd of the existence of
''iiS Id" and. further, that the citizen
SoiiierS ol oar-'e-ia county should know
how much they are !nGeG>al to tbe;r
watchfur and popular Representative j..
the State Senate. 1t is characteristic OF
the soldier to be grateful to him who be-
friends him. This ella S OF voters in Gen
Whites district will not forget him in the
future. The following is the law referr-
ed to:
An Act to exempt persons who have been IN
the military service of the United states
and been honorahly discharged therefrom,
from the payment of bounty, and per capita
tax, and militia fines. r-
SEC. /. BE az enacted, &C., That all persons,
who have been mustered into the military
service of the United States, and have served
therein for period of not less than nine
months, in the war to suppress the rebellion,
and their property, and those persons who
have been discharged from said service on
account of wounds, or physical disability,
contracted in such service and til cir property
and the widows and orphans of such persons,
and their property, shall be exempt from the
payment OF all bounty and per capita tax lev
led, or to be levied, for paying bounties to
volunteers, in the several counties of this
Commonwealth, and such persons shall also
be exempt from the payment of militia fines.
The foregoing act was approved by the
Governor on the 30th ultimo.
Yours, &c.
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Our Harrisburg Letter.
HARRISBURG. Aprf2 9. 1866

HARRISBURG, APTu ., 1000.
To The Editor Of The AHeghanian:
In few days, the Legislature of 1866
will have passed away, and be classed
among "the things that were" Up to
this date, it has been most uninteresting
session, very few measures of general
interest having been enacted. So far as
local legislation is concerned, your county
has asked but little. 1 suppose, yea, ]
know, that you have lost nothing on this
score, as it is fact beyond dispute, that
one of the great public evils OF the day is
too much legislation.
The House, during the past week,
passed a bill, offered by Mr.. Quay, taxing
the real estate of banks, in consideration
for which, said banks will be permitted to
charge an interest of SeUen per cent, in
lieu of the six per cent. now allowed. 1t
is said, that the effect of this bill, if
enacted imto law, will be to secure to
the State treasury an additional revenue
of fre hundred thousand doll, H,rs per annum.
This looks very we'll upon paper. But
who will really pay this increase of rev.
enue to the State? Why, of course, the
borrowers from the banks, and not the
bankg 1t is worthy of inquiry, whether
or not the banks will not be largely the
gamers by this law. 1t may be SO sugar
coated pill" the operation of which will
be to deplete the pockets of the people for
the benefit of the banks--t!tat the excess
of one per cent will amount to a much
larger sum than the $500, 900. If 30, the
bill ought never to have place upon the
statute book.
Your attentive and able Senator, Hon.
Harry White, presented, on Tuesday last,
preamble and resolutions instructing our
Senators in Congress and requesting our
Representatives to use every effort to
secure an equalization Of bounties to vo!
un,eers. Preamble and resolutions prin-
ted on outside of this papcr.-Ea. AAeg ]
BY this your Senator evidences his regard
for the interest of his comrades in arms,
and his desire to secure equal justice to
all who entered the service for one ami
the same object, namely: to suppress an
unhallowed rebellion.
Gen. White also made very eloquent
speech in opposition to a bill authorizing
the construction of boom in the Susque-
age In this, as in every other legislative
act, your Senator shows that he has "an
eve single" to the interests of his constit-
uents. The hardy sons of toll in his
district, who are engaged in the numbering
business, have lost largely by these artif-
cial distractions known as booms. They
are contrivances gotten up for the pecu-
mary benefit of the few to the prejudice
of the many. All such propositions find
20 favor with your Senator. On the
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THE LADY OCULIST.-

a Miss LAURA LIE SUER. VIII
cessful practice has been well hi
Pittsburg aud vicinity for the Dad
years, has now taken rooms at the a
Of Mrs. StahI, High St, EkensburT.
county, Pa, where she proposes spsl9
summer for the purpose of Treating
DISEASES OF THE EYES
The System is a cautious and sls I
never been known to fail in SUI.
fiammation of the Eses, either !.
Chronic-will remove extraneous s.
from the eyeballsScure granulated a
hat the eyelashes, instead of grofi
bristles down upon the eyeballs ali
eventually destroying the sigh;. I'll
a correct posit;on-hecome soft ali
will strengthen and restore weak eres
staDd:ng-1ll without the Use of tit
Lunar Caustic, Blue Stone, OF any
severe remedies so frequently applied
destruction of the eyes.
Miss LIE SEUR also treats I'D
RI EUMATISM AND NERVOUS MSI
two of the most lingering and pa
eases TO which mortals are sutjeJi |
which proceed some of the most r.
eases of the eyes. But as diseds5;
cured on paper and deeds are NJ
satisfactory than words, she would
respectfully call the attention Of 8
gent community TO her pracuce
cordially invite the afflicted to con
the effect of the treatment for then
suring those whose cases are curat
they put themselves under her treat
follow strictly the directions given,
certainly be rewarded with
HEALTH AND SIGHT.
These are facts, and facts are =
stubborn things.
REFERENCES
Rev. A. Baker, Pastor NJ. E. CD
ensburg, Pa.
Rev. E B. Snyder, Pastor Chr
Church, Pittsburg.
Rev. ]. A. Swsrrey, Pastor Bes1
z. Church, Allegheny City.
Thomas Clark, Esq, firm OF Clan
as. Pittsburg.
Joseph Anderson, Esq, proprietr
Hotel, PittsburR.
VIM. Edy, Esq, 81 Fifth ST, Pits
Thompson Bell, Esq, ComHsrc
Fourth St, Pittsburg.
Rev. Templin Moore, D. D., PMS
March %, 1866 3m%
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ORPHANS, COURT saIn

" VALUA REAL 20.
BY virtue of an order, issuin;, -of4
Orphans Court of Cambria Cos OV
dersigned viii offer for sale o. \, I
the both, inst, y" N-l
No 1. All that certain piece =.
woodland, situate in Cambria tow, " p'f
one mile West of Ebensburg "a.
turnpike, lands of Alexander NY.
others, containing seven acres sns-,.'s ,s's
es. THIS is a desirable propertr
residing in town, and WISHING n ~
or timber land. Sale to be held ..l|
House. lie:
No. 2. Being all that certain soD...
of land situate in the Borough ~ fISIe pi 4
beginning at the land of E Sb,
the north, and extending thence oIa
alley south, % perches, to Land % I5oas I
ell, thence west Is perches To J,I,
thence 20 pcrches along said str...- '1u 9
Il. Shoemaker containing tWo "a
acres, which are under fence. ass oaeI
state of cultivation.
No. 8. All those FIVE lots of p,o,.,
IN the extended borough of Ebans.,
Joing Triumph street on the port
street, and lot of f. MGraw on the
enshurg Il CresSon Railroad Stain
south, lot of John j. Roberts. and s5 \
the west known as los Nos. 2.5Sl
s, on plan Of the same laid out h,
Davis in his lite time. Immediate M,
OF all the said property will be Ciys
the reservation of and the right OF hsr
the graiL now growing thereon.
ev to be rf,ft r2ff Sole: 0ne-haIf the uurcb,I
in one year thereaRf1ptrrm eaaRf1ptrmatlon, and the
upon the premises by the b,- iG'eresl "a aes
of the purchaser. and
Es Sale TO commence at 2 o'cr,..
DIVISIONS Nos. 2, ana 3, to be ~,
premises. GEO. NJ ny. pya
Admir- of Rohert Dor;-
Ebensburg, April IL, 1868.
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Equalization OF RountIes.

We print on our outside to day the
joint resolutions introduced into the Leg
islature by Hon. Harry White, instructing
the Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress from Pennsylvania to advocate and
vote for measure equaliziug bounties
to volunteers. After an able speech i'll
their behalf by Senator White. tie reso-
lutions, which are wise, patriotic and
timely, passed the Senate on Monday
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0ISSOLUTION.-

~ The partnership heretofore existing
between Thos. B. Moore, A. A. Barker, Evan
D. Evans and David Lewis, under the name
and style of MOORE, BARKER & CO., en-
gagged in the manufacture of Lumber, has
been this day dissolved by mutual consent,
A. A. Barker and Evan D. Evans having sold
their interest to Thos. 5. Moore. All debts
of the firm will be settled by Moore & Lewis,
who still continue the manufacture of Lum-
Der at the old MILL
-1o MOORE, BARKER CO.
March Is, 1866.
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nA. Judge Edmunds has been appoin-
ted U. S. Senator from Vermont, in place
of Solomon Foot, deceased.
By- Heister CIymer has resigned his
seat in the State Senate.
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DUBLIC SALE :

4 There viii be offered at pub
the premises, on THURSDAY, tn
of APRIL, 1866, the Coal Bank e
property of Evan E. Evans & G.
mile west of Lilly's Station, on
Railroad.
The Bank is in operation, a.
working order at the present ti-
are Al Acres of Land belongin e
good title. This Land fronts q
scope of Coal Land, the prO1gG
must come through ii to get TO n1s4
mouth of the Gangway is WITH !
OF the P. R. R., which makes i'''
uieut.
VIII also be sold, togethsF q :
to suit purchasers.
l HORSE, . MULES,
10 COAL-WAGOAc,
BLACKSMITH FUUL',
And all kinds of Tools necesSal!
on the Coal Business. Also.
$50 TONS COKE!
E% Persons wishing to puT'75
quested to call aud examine the
Rs Sale to commence al on.
m, when terms will be made -. {
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The A11eghan1an,
THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1865.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOMINEE

With malice toward none, with charity for
oil. with irmness in the right, as God gives
Ss to see the right, let US strive on TO finish
The work we are in; to bind up the nations
wounds to care for him who shall have
borne the battle, and for his widow and his
orphan 10 do all which may achieve and
cherish just and lasting peace among our
selves and all nations.-A6rdhan Lincoln's
Second Inaugural Address
..-- a.. FOR GOVERNOR:
Major General j o HN W. GEARY
FORMERLY OF CAMBRIA COUNTY.
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nS- At the same time and pa.
will be offered at public sale . : ,.~
Land containing 76 acres, wen =, :
uate about one-foUrth OF a M, -,
Station. and having thereon '-'
frame House and frame Barn
April 5, lS66td J
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-01-19
COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Misses Dugan & Valleys
SEMINARY l0R YOUNG LADIES,
Rockville, Md.


VTyHE DUTIES OF THIS INSTITUTION
a will commence on the TWENTY
SIXTH DAY OF AUG UST, 1865, and
parents are requested 70 enter children at the
commencement Of the session. 3N-S%
,r3I TERMS, Rrs rgg
Per ten nonths. payable quarterly in adudnos:
Board and Tuition, per 10 months, $50 90
Musrc-Piano Forte, per II weeks, IL 90
Isni Guitar and Mcclellan do : ~ 90
f5g Use of the Instruments do - cd 2 90
Painting, per II weeks, 7Ge-afii- "a %
Day-Scholars, LIST and I'd classes do : "a 90
s''i7 a5t'a Sd and 4th /" doa-9fg36 90
Fuel, per 10 months, 100 -lpo- 90
Having secured the services of TWO ADJ
OPTIONAL TEACHERS, the Ladies of the
Seminary take this opportunity to inform
their numerous friends and patrons, that they
will now be able to accommodate a greater
number of pupils, and carry on their school
on much larger scale ssA 5t5a a}iiti"
No Day-Scholar received. for less than ten
months. No deduction made for absence, un-
less in cases Of protracted illness.
aug Aft HotlRH
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ROCKVILLE (Md0 FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 49, 1866

We have thus candidly foreshadored
the future of our Conference which,
beyond doubt, will cast its lot with
those who preach no neso Gospel, and re-
quire no new and unscriptural tests OF
membership in the church of our fathers,
and who reject all modern innovations
and reforms of those who teach for doc
trines the commandments of men."iiai
-a By no act of ours can we consent TO
wantonly aspcrse the memory of our pi-
GUS dead, by representing them as hav-
ing lived and died in sin. l1a o,ai
When time shall have softened down
the excited feelings Of both peoples, and
the spirit of Jesus has more fully ,baptiz-
ed the great heart of Methodism on this
continent, this Conference will not be
slow to second the proposition to restore,
as the least that can be done, the most
cordial frdter,aal fellowship between the
two great coordinate branches of Ame-
rican Methodism Till then, and for
the present, our path Of duty is plain /;
the voice of Providence bids us go
forward" neff g .a isai "a d
The original boundaries of our Confer
ence on the South will be restored to us
in due season; and all cause of complaint
be removed Those who at one time
opposed as through misapprehension Of
our principles and motives, are now, and
have been for years, our true friends and
noble allies. slaa dl
Our Conference is appointed to be held
at Alexandria, Va, commencing We'd
nesday, February the 7th, 1866, at 8
o'clock, A. M. alta t 5aWai
We invite you, therefore, dear bre-
thren of the Conference, and the laity Of
the church in Virginia, Maryland and
the District of Columbia, to meet US on
the TN Of february ensuing, and to take
part in the reorganization of the much
abused, but only true Baltimore Annu-
al Conference. ~ q ita
Yours, most fraternally.
SAMUEL REGISTER.
SALEM, Roanoke county. Va,
81 Feb. 10th, 1865. s