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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-03-01

't"-, rc. w.. ,siyp,.>hed IN Hbans-
l'G .nis pioneer 70 these hen western
Ids Of the power which moves the
NLd,' vas called Tie Oiire Branch, and
edited and published by one Thomas
sy At that time, Ebensburg con-
il'l only fourteen or fifteen houses,
l not 100 inhabitants. What the in
'Eant held out to establish newspaper
own Of such exceedingly abbreviated
...a'Ls was. or what the ,na;r Of I;ect
View, Ca" oniy De guessed at, Ioss 1. b.
~~'ertorcus typogr4 .,her WAS perved
1S Undertaking by the promise held
u 'ne county printing; ;" more likely
'nOught that the accidental advantage
the county-seat to Ebensburg would
-5s 10 speedily arise from the primeval
-aerness Of hemloak, fern, and mush.
\. Es' town of vast Importance. and
ne would "grow up with the town. "
muse days, the awarding of the couu-
, seat 10 Ebensburg was thought to be
Eu''lcalIy "big thing" for that town
;Is Placing of her feet in the sure and
,,'A read to fortune. That this impres-
vas Oh wide prevalence is shown by
present condition of BeuIah and
nj 'IF, two competitors for the distin-
bI'1'nonor conferred upon Epensburs.
m '''lleF Is an upsightly pile of ruins,
uot "a rose of the wilderness left on
'ah, to tell where the garden had
\, the latter is sickIy, struggling
'as' Starting out with natural aivan-
equal in every respect to those pos
has,, " Eoensburg, they both gave up
IL GU lor pre-eminence, for eristence we
say, upon the settlement of the
NM: E'eat question, and merged their
,I Des with those of their successful
h., II may be said of Beulah and
1'ef' that they were done to death bv
s"on What the inGucemept was
any, s!Splant the Press from its luxurious
II Tue east to the midst of howlipe
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-03-01

Rooms:
Half Square North of the Diamond,
sept 20. EBENSBURG, PA.
, 1866-07-04
LATER NEW YORK MARKETS.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tr1buae.]
Feasels Passed Detroit.

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tnbune.1
DKT8oI1. July 5.
CP-Great West No. !. Hungarian. Cambri1, Ply
mouth NasI!n, Ezceleicr, Potonsc 1ntihns, Bridge
Ehsworth. Wauconla, Avery, Wslbsidge, Miami. Car
th-senian. Ttan Gett Smith. Aazeppa, Adirondack,
EGan, Republic, Grant. Hiavatha, Mediator, Baltlc
RfstnE Star McKriek, Weber. Case, Ge;trude, Card
II. n. Scott, Cooper. aonezs. Advance, G. Htbtard,
Columbian. AulaFanth. Aoaf. SAudc1Son, Annehaha,
Echo. htbba1d, Anna Maria, Live Oak. Austsalta.
Fashion. AtWatcf. ". Andrew, JennIbell, Holt.
nnws-.Ne1ton. Nanob.
, 1866-07-04
Markets by Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT MARKET KEPOHTs
Especial Despatch 70 the Western Associated Fress.l
NEW YoEx, Jul Z.
Gold eIp4ed at E5A.


GOVERNMENTS.
We're quite strong to-day.
NPuR1AST TISAScLAL RUHoRs.
The Financial EAronies gives currency to tho report
than Ms- McCulloenpntends to take advantage Of the
anticipated in the money market to put down.the
rate OF lnlesest on the temporary deposits rom per
cent to per cent, and on tho Clearinghouse ceri1
Gates from per cent 10 s rsr cent. Should shl be
cona wtu lead 10 tbs EE1duAl Withdrawal Of these
deposits 1om The Treasury. Is soon a.. with tns
turn Of commercial activity ths Fa the rate Of In.
teEast In the open market rsas again to It's
nal level Another report IL th4t tia tea
forty honda Use on ths market to par which point
they arc expected TO reach in short time, further
ellion Will be made Of she aso OF these aecu
rlts. which are authorized By Law. but arc, yet
: rnihsped.
1Tw IoRS DRT ooope EXCHANGE.
Market dujl sud unchanged.
Brown nsheennGb-Appleton a. 2ic do c. tsc do
D. &c do E. 1sc; Augusta, axe; do. 17c; Ba1gor
s7c Broadway, AKA.
SheetIDE and khirtinRs, blsachet--AlteTh4nJ, 2oc;
Anoskeae, s7Ac do H. S2Hc; Androscoxgtn. saKc;
Anthony AaurZ Co.. 37c BsEtIet,s. SCI Bates Xxx.
Sc do Il, Slt B&tes' 81. Sc
PFtpts-Ame11c&n. 1nI.- nnoekfa2s I9e Asnola's,
11xc: Cochteo, xlc Dunucl's. EXC: Enplrs. l3Ho,
Garner Co. Sic Lowell. l7hc; Mszr1mac D, 7lc;
d., #,
Coract Jeaus-Datas, Its; Lacon1a, axe; Eaum.
ltax. zlh126kc; Pcppcse1L 23he.
, 1866-07-04
ST. Louls t1aFheE.

Itptc1N Ut5p61th 10 TUE EdltH3U IIIbuCe-I
ST. LoC1s, july ..
TcnAcco-Dun and unchanged.
FLtuH-Dull with stnail sales extra 1t Ss.:sc9-30;
tami!y brands <.tbtxl3 60.
GrAN-wheat very dull, Ecw 32.3oa2.es; club
N,A5.m, Corn active at easier rates. Mixed and
JclioE Ga96 &c; wh.to taa3c- Oats nrm a: s23if
tnr roor 10 pf15ao Ryn IN tatr cemand II ta9toc.
poEk-Qa.et Al t1.-o1sjl+3.
Nu1sKxx-L0Kkr. sRles 1t $7'eo.
, 1866-07-04


NEw yoRK. July T.
s Gs51IexaTs 51IsE 1ysEd. dun and romlaal a1 ssse for
FLoCI - iess acnEe sud heavy except for No. s,
ana supti1ne, which commatd futl prices; $i.75a
$Hs0 Ior extra STATE: ss.ShA S1oz3 for extra touad
to9p Ohio kad s1o2&@ls Is for uade bsands, coslu.
Wu,rkEr.-Qu1st 1t s7:6 for weste.n.
GEALH-Whcat very dull ard strongly tends down.
Ta5d With sAles At 81 for uAsound ChIraso sprink
g :B for cooc 1ew No, 2 Mil~Ankee: and $1.i5 fof
No. do EYa steady It 81 ~ for Waitern. Cora lac
b-tte!s with ccod export demand Rt si@8tc for na-
nud 1ew mixed WestsEn* and a1t4s0c for do,
!oEsr at sss:ss ftE new Westezs and closed rather
Pt7ho11Ea-f.r9er.a st ta!e:4xc for eruds: seaaed
In hoad II &c. -71
PEoYIsIoss-rors Is lower, at 4s2.oa9saso for nev
mes1, closing ut 80 cash 80 50 for old do. aud
- Is f,r prime keef .t,ady, Beef hams. d1l. Cut
LATER NEW YORK MARKETS.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tr1buae.]
NEW YoKx. Jn1Js
HHEAp5TCFT3.
FlouF-No. and aupeTfns nouss were drmar: Misc,
spring wheat sxtEss, with : good demand. Wheat
very 1st. Corn advanced on lox&r freghts by stssn
large shlrmsats be!nr made to Liverpool, At 6datxd.
Tbs entire offerings Ners dull- O.ts-SAleA tor TWO
days foot up so nu-cosng a! sc for fair Chicago
Flov1a1oKB.
Pork Is supported by reports Ct reduced Etocka At
tho West. Lard dropping. Cat meats ttu.
LrTK Hous-
Hosl 1Em: prime 1oKc. Receipts = cats-
, 1866-07-04
CHICAGO
DRIVING PAR K
ASSOCIATION.
The Fast Ones at Last---Greatest
TT0t of the Season.
JULY 4th, 1866.

The following celebrated horses the fastess trotters
wsst Ct sns Allsgsaniss and claimed by many emil.
g. GRAND pIsPtAi OF SPEED, JULY 1th- on the
GrEn. q. 81 the Chicago Driving Park Association,
Ghas. HASTINGS enteEs blk. E, Cooley"
Roht. Ghsmplin enters T.. Hoston."
SamI Crooks enteta z. 2. " Medoc-''
Q. ". Dlnick enters 3. x. "Canann." .-...
Citizens OF the Northwest will HnW have the r1rt
onpoftnnlty Of seeing The fsr. fsUed blscE EeldpE
COOLEY. Win whem cot evea the celebrities ot Long
Island have wished to dispute pTe-eMlbfnce
Immediately afteE there III be double tenn race,
beat In for WHICH the following celebrated hosscS
htyc been entered:
TT Oliver enters Mollie and male.
o. A. A1ckok tnters PloW Coy and White Stockings.
q, " piulck enters Neb.aako Maid ard Emtn1.
Wu. Ec1rcs enters Pilot and Grey Charley.
Horses start at O'Clock. tU State street and t.
diana avenue cars run to the Grounds.
mt1lip VIM B. HOWARD. Prtst6eat-
, 1866-07-04
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
- = CIoafn1 Dag.
Reported By Telegraph H1clustveiy for the Cdlcsgo

cAnnAAA UA3s
[Esrorted BY Telegraph Exclusively for the Caiesgo
TFIhune.l
- Ekw YoRK. Tuesday Evening" Juty9 S.
BEEF CATTLE-Thc total receipts for Lh!s week.
SIS head No fresh receipts TODAY. provers barely
succeeded in cloainI ont, aad hare generally loit
money. s
seEEp-Ntceipts for the week, 17,;2l. The supply
IA ample. and the market duli. Prtcss runEe st %
sxc. Lambs are tn good demand 1t ldalsc.
Ho0s-Rsceipts for the week. 1,.soo. Tradats good.
Prime sell AZ 1ox01eKc, commen 1t loa1oHc. :
= - so1oN Eob1asQY,
1Aasoc1ased Fzesa KepoFIi ~
III 4
per On al grades Al conpated win the nKnEes Of
ID e. qa, u shs
cs!;se orIed q .hss aay = sooa !, ia.s ssss
r. ssss: H. VIC
LEAVING OF ~ sYas;s for ehoies eItta LAMBS afe !
's Il 5 91 ea and 10
sis* sa - e.: e e!sss:
eep ssa 1sa ,nS. I'd III
safssns price. for the week at all the markets
III: 1s ss's Ss5 e;'a
s;ss ssn Sss. ss.My e sssSs a's;,os s.s1
n;Es SELF 81 sS@qSa % Si.s
R%s H.1. 3; ass!I ls,si; 9idsSss;sy: asSs COM
msalnn iasis s''n's' pr " '0S@'o@' light aud
this week ths e. q Of eompafanTely heavy receipts
xsss say u tht aad prtees III per
ao1s q S f. " 81 s9 M
Ine bulk Of tue oneltn&s aold from ls17c. SONG Of
, 1866-07-04
PHILADELPHIA Market.

philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA. JnIy3-
CdTTos-Dun.
GEoEKAIEs--SuSe ar uuiak.
FtoCE-QnIet. .........
GHAIS-Hhesr dull. Goad rcd t2.7n31D1. Corn
ntM sR1ea 4.0o bu mixed Western 1t o1WSSc yellow
71.C0
Paos1sloSs-Pork sfess 1sa7saaaoo. Beef Ness
$as-h@?1.0o. Lard &c, : S''''
EnnKxY-Dull. Pennsylvania, $a4@2S; Ohio
, 1866-07-04
amon Council BY The Board, and approved by

TIC Board
n1cH scucuL 1xANIHAroE.
!nspettcF Clnzk, q The Cemmires On High
school. upoHed th4t It The tecert e11nfnst1on 1t
mat tnasit ut1au 913 pupth wt1e present kpd ExEu1-
sncd lor tdn1isf1on, The questions spbnttted to
TIC puptls were unusually ample. which would,
E,i year Il a1srsse n skea 10 sdn3t vas vs. as shis
te tax p The presrns yea1, over ~ would ~ ad
ut'ed 1aKtnG the sTeraXe st IS, a34 would b. ad-
rnd Ct. 2I9 Taking The average It 70, It would ad-
rat 1t5 pupils. The cnmH1tttee recommended That
70 be taken As The aye,ase. The tehoo1 could only
odate forty IN esch room. would atvs to.al
Ncur, 1g5 could probably BE- received.
Inspector ba!t3n'yne moved % amend by nakog
tho Average %. wh1rh EnnId admit 71i
Ths 1Ucrame1t WE lost.
The original yuotion to receive th- 195 Who have
made the ase1xKe Of ~ then prevailed.
ADMISSIONS TO TIE HIGH SCHOOL.
The following pupils naTine made an aveIase Of
, 1866-07-04

a. QSWEdot IulT3i
F1orR-3:e pr btl higher with good dsnsnd.
s&les+ 0Q0 tf11 Ut His for No. spring; $l27331L
for red WINTER; F1ssoa15-75 for double e1rn.
GRA1s-Fheat qutat: but Without material change
Ne; DO Il AIS: ], 900 bu No. Mtlvaakse cloh ut
= g. AZ the close No. Milwaukee club WEI held al
buJts. and market 1ru Other grains nominal.
CANAL LFR11onEs.-Uesettled On grain corn !a3ilc
LAKK IAroRrE--56.o01 bu wheat: 9s, GRO bn corn.
, 1866-07-04

!; New York Stock and Money Market.
NKw Yonx, Ju1J3.
Mos11-Ma1ket steady It SOS per cent Tor cau
loans.
SrTRLIH6 ExCHASaE-Rathe1 eilter At 10salo64.
GoLD-LoEcr: 0peuIlz 1t t55, declining to 1I7H,
adyancne to la3H. and c1oalnS At ls3k.
CONVENIENT SToCKA-A ohA de better:
FExIdItre TO LlFEAPo0L-AEe nfu.
, 1866-07-04

Timely Advice has bran given. nils
thu by Investing Sto9 in tot Boua tice Glft Con-
, 1866-07-04

ToL1Do, Juy3-
FLoUN-Qaiet.
GEAN-Hhsat u better xnd active. Sales amber
1t IS; Eo. amber, f205 Corn ActtTs and &C bqt-
Ter. 6alss At es968Ac for No. mixed &c for No.
Oau Gull And lower: Gaies It 40 42xc for ho.1.
nnEa1o. =
, 1866-07-04
Albany Market.

A1bAHy HHEK8E.
ALBANY. Julya
TLouR-Eght receipt 1nd steady demand.
GRA1x--Whe2t quieI. OHt1 lower and le6s aetive.
szlcs Of o bu At 52@3se for No. Chicago; 60c 1or
STATE Corn psned dull but closed hlz sales or
SG.te.
eu,PrEp nY Tows-Corn 61s o0j bus oat. 1soo 900 tu;
wheat 81, ,oQe bu r3a, z3,MO bu and ID toua iced.
, 1866-07-04
Real EBtate-Qrttp.

FOR SALE-Cheap-An excellent
- house nad tot xest of Union Patk House has
stone basement sud two frame stories above. and Is
fnrnish With all the mouern Improvements gas hot
and cnd xfes bal room, ~ateS coset- TheEc Is
excellent barn md carriage houae Los!B tEothtrds
Of an acre. u under high state Of cultivation. ana
hha AhF HhAerJ EnF PzFltnrlA<a apply
to WEluuT 4 II RItELL. 10. 5 Metropolitan D,ocE.
, 1866-07-04

cers theJ have N opportunity OF etrjchiag them.
Helvet, 70 "a fnstituslou where -.hopessyn Is tho
motto, md 70 hunbu4. Ttcksta q %. Cab
ptlEes. 10000. hust be dra*n July 11th. mos3
JaBea Fomevoys Esq cf t1e7scr Croae
Roed, Romerset County. New Jersey, rays. II
naryeu'f Condition Powders. cottng 81 50 some
good hossemen told me ha would certainly die"
Reed ! Co., Chicago, ILL.,, agents. for The We.t-
, 1866-07-04

Nuaic-ASoldte1a Ctofus'-Sehnol
Resalhe-eLur1atn Lac 'uro~-Miss Aida Weils-
Dtals91e-"ootloquJ Of the Nauonl"-Elsvea
Feaiaiiooz-"Am l for Pstesf Tes r'-yaster
Hn.ie-~aerMans so'o"-Richard wtnstan:
Rrcitatinn-stRlr1 Of 11rr"-Mhs Fasnia
Ce'ioquy-"rhe Riv,, outors"-Xaslsss B4.t
lompoa,l.on-s ur1rInsI e.ssy''-Mias Ma3s.au,
hn.lo-"Dnet,'-By Masses Carrie Lawson and
&. R.%G,suonHSDaiisd % Of 1shmael D.y"-Maste.
ai Hes:iare:irne Polish Boy"-Htssvlrxta,a ch5-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES adviee 10 Tomorrow,
Muslc- -;"Duet''-Xisse Rats Gl..brook and
Ella Steele.
1RAsK1H SCHOOL.
The room Of ihe franklin school WAS beautifully
dseossteo With ere5E1ssna nd aowesa. Tn ougf-
niuai e1eic,sef. LOOKOUT Mountain md ssRsis-
ire The Ffee at SUMTER called forth bnrft oI A.
gwen. The stage covered with trees represent
Ing loreAt cfoyc. and rustic arbors. Tbs pece
*a,ay aPPzsdea Tns tso.ns Of The
performers. The choru'es were t1ng by one hun
a,sd .na tEept!.;s fi1i. and hoys, and ne muslc
p1enahu ~ hlF. ~ httcmotr. the aseoc!ale music
Chotut-"lail, al hall,''
Keep cool" {telected}-John Collins.
s.Missmx" (telectedT TEmiiy Hnrr,s.
Cft1ess on. .teelectedl-Cha: Bensley.
sHmno.aS-.NoM sHmo.a- !1e roll ot The lively drum"
..Da aa3,; ~ Seoik lsGeetedl-suen Sweeney.
.t6 R6o.el -A1ncIt lHck.
,,t,ai.o iso 70 GoG'@!fcne 'i. stoddard.
,.SeneGe eeuN,V4ataette.
,SSnsPi!1A Ens1s-belle RouneaStlle-
'Ihe Murter" McF Fsead!e-
Ed9cat1on" tnriktn1l}-loutlc 5abcrton.
Gholns-SA!l tmiltng With besuty."
otAtogue-"Ihe fartss"-Elght girls and two
ooye
DustI"Come o'er the moou-lit aea"-LillIe and
, 1866-07-04

Ladies', ". Ksnnfkhu, Corn Doctor.
il permanently located at 1l9 Clark street. Iu-
growing ana club na,ta cured. Dr. X. his opera
ted on the feet sixteen years, In Boston md CHI
csEO, nn4iA
, 1866-07-04

PtukAln.sA Pure Cider Vinegar VIII
preseryc pleklee, and Il warranted pure. Ask your
SsoseE fo5 nG t ether yinssar .sss Go1ks Ct u Tho
sIxG, 339 and 81 State Street, Chicago, m3i6
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BRICK MACHINE.

THEs NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes, with only two-horse power, $1,000
SPLENDID BRICKS per day, with well de-
fined edges and uniform lengths. If the ma
chine does not perform what we claim for it,
we will take 1t back and refund the money
address ABRAM BEQUA, General Agent,
$50 Broadway, New York. feb22-2meyod
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JUDsE CHAFllAN sHWAKT, Of Dod-

JrDSE CHAPNAE STEWART, of DOd-s
drsdze, Permits All the lawyers m his !
eirc1if 10 practice without taxing TIE /!
EzSs oafh. BE says he =Eshes The con 4
ssi;ut5onsIify Of TIE measure TO b dis 4
=c1ssaa before him, n oTceC 10 eaAn1s
him 20 form an intelligent opinion. uu-
I'll Ehieh time the lawyers can practice
ss TeSt0N HeTcSd-
We are NOT prepared 10 accept this
statement As true without beste. evi-
denes- NE Supreme Court Of Appeals
Las. winter declared The omess' test
cath constitutional The eourt held
that the 81 OF November ID, 1855, pre-
seTibing that cath 70 officers did DOt in
elnde lawyers, but the definition Of an
o5eer bsirg simply = matte, OF Legs
Iafion. the legislature Immediately
passsd q SPECIAL act providing that
no attorney should pT1etioe in any
conn or before any justice or board
OF supervisors Of this SAFE after
the lz1h day OF February, 1875, without
in. taking The test oath. Ths Supreme
Court having decided in advance tEzsi Tie
cath presented by thai ect IS Cons14k1I-
1ioaaI. the iav Is Is binding Is any OF
TIE S..tute box Even TIE question o.
it, Consti.utioaality ezunot b rztse1'
6orf, btss ben decided IN advance bS
The highest Judicial tribunaI Of he
sac. WHY ihen should any circuit
iu5ss wish TO have The Constitutional
II OF thar law = diseased before him,
20 enable him 20 form an intelligent
opinion" and how eould he presume
10 allow attorneys 70 . paeEine 3 here
.ofore'' without taking shs prescribed
oz1h.i II ii Is nos tie duty Of the
Judges TO eaio-es laws already decided
scons-irutional. and il the eo1E+i
bsIoz are not bound By decisions O
he Court OF APPsa1s-then i Is yer.
extraordinary, that's all
we are SATISFIED Judge Stewart i
nisreprsented, and Trust that for ths
Sindsration OF he cause Of Law and or
6- II moi Eo- the sake Of his own in
iistzi reputation he VIII autho.iHs de
NAL of the Hsralds statement
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We. yIr<inIa Dead atLynehburs-

ES Virgins Dead At 1J1ehlDnEs-
The following Is . lis Of Wes- Viz
Einfaz soldiers buried AZ Lynehburg, Va
7Ehicil We End in a communication from
t,.t place to the KanaWha Journal:
george W. Patton, Co. 1st Va Cav
Jozz6fI F,risE. Co. A, L.. Va
Jolan kelley, Co. K, sd Va
John ". Darbin. Co D, 1st Va Ant
william H Green, Co /. Ith Va CaS.
James Parker, Co. /, 9Th Va
.Faofnas Fowler. Co A. 18th Va Init
ii. F. Burdst;. Co. g. nth Va Inf
]. Boyoe, Co. B, LIST Va.
Jo6n e.. Bardsiey, Co. d Ist Va AT
JRand. Co. b, ilth Va Inf,
G. 4. StoviII, Co. II. 18th Va. INT
NC. Sirlton, Co. 3. 9Th, Va.
II. smith, Co. 3, 5ih Va. Init
G. Humphreys, Co. D. 9Th Va Int
NE writer states that any inforIna-
fion, or assistance in removing the bod
Ees may be obtained by application TO
8Ir. G. a. Duegend, Of Lynehb1Tg.
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Life. Life
LeG
nRnR.

s,--1ctxIrTx doors vin care Dip:heE5a,
Co.'S EsTrsucIitzS Sore Thru3-- asthma
pisz=T-0a.fS[Il StTIrslgia- AZDe in the FACE
Headache, Too-haee1 Bruises Spans, SA.i-sy -
1lsT7E fS-|sun Ci5lffS Fever and AEue ana
1-1olzra in q SMILE day Sod by Al DIuSSHstsr
I-irF1 mil Ifre4StOns Tor use.
SPPiN EEINNER & CO., PropCzstoEs,
sSy,r5rg4ss5 Mas DENIAs BARNES & co.
Agenfs for BOs;on- mAIl-4S
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HITLER Acadenv.

uI5z1S INSTITUTION, LozATK1 ANEW
W-sSRlf-sElc-i [.eLsc, VII Il osSa fcS ~
Ees=zsS5zl o prpzAs "a MoDdAy. Arrl Ssih
iESSSnL
Baz-5zzE So5 -csaczzS furnished o-asS -aNSs--
ale tens - AM oGzser sssss-,e-
mo. { EEAZIE 4 N EEtlczgf5.--
R=x. M FEE6 CSQS. Prs g E11-2-
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WHY NOT USE THE BEsT4

Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS vESE-
TIAS HAIRDYE, is the best in the world. II
IS the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete In one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation Of the
hair No troHble. No crock or stain. Does
not rubo or make the hair appeardusty and
dead, bat tmparts to 1T new life and lustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown. as pro
TERED. "A child can apply it. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 70 cents per bottle. soId
everywhere,
A. ]. MATHEWS, ManufaetmeE, y. r.
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York whole
sale Agents. n1ay90-iTe1d
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THE Meadyilis Pal Republican Is re-
sponsib lefor the following Avoiding
took place at the Occidental the other
day, the parties being ,Vidowerer who
was about 70 perpeirate matriTnonyfhe
third time, and 4 widow who had in
vested her affections for the second
time. When the prospective husband
walked into the parior with the
squire, ? the widow was seated readifir
anovei. She got mp. Joined hands. and
transferred her devoted heart and for
tune % husoand No , >. and he promised
70 be faithful .'lovyers' To- wife 80. 3.
When the ceremony was over the wife
sat down, picked up the novel ard re-
marked, Vow I'll 20 on with nv
story and gave no further attention
20 husband, magistrate or speetasoFs-
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0ARD.

hereby tender my thanks 70 Hrs.
Hefvey and family who kindly took
acfeSi the GOOD Samaritan TOWARDS
liam. ,lffrsr the fSdent hleh occurred
=, = : fif,aI llif rssi eEee on Nellnesday
ISsz 40 Is IJr. CgellsEaft for prompt
~ trIitous laeeliea aid
wrsr AK elsDrR. April II. 1854
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VALLEY RAmRoAD.- The Valley Rail-
road convention assembled in Staunton
on tho 4th instant. Delegates were pres
ent from Roanoke, Botetourt, Rock
bridge, Augusta, Rocking Sllenan-
doah, AIIegany, Berkeley and Rich
in0nd city. Books We're opened under
she supervision Of the commits forets
namedin the charter, and over SI0o, 900
eessary TO secure the charter. Colonel
Michael g. Hartman, OF Staunton, was
elected President OF the company, and
John Nyayt, OF the same town, secretary
and treasurer, with full board of i
rectors. This road, when completed.
viii run direct from Harper Ferry 20
Salem, intersecting the Tennessee road.
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PIso-s CURE FOB CoSSUHPTIoN
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save Yourself From SiekaFSS-Ihe
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boarding.

HAVE ROOMS TO ACCOMMODATE \
/ numbeE OF boarlfeE on Fourth street. North
q Union, <eS1S SIDE. Can also accommodate
a s sIg 45s MRS F. ". BESHoRE
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VIZ have fallen on presidential days.
Cluier4 in the Orient. Italy and south
France. Trichfnie IN Germany Rinder-
ps-t IN Russia, Holland and England,
f1treoufo the sheep Filgue j. added
-tnsae are not all Even the birds IN
4t-lf are dFirE BY thousands o. inlas-
ma, ana . marine epidemic on the coast
mas made snrlmps OF he French oys-
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ColFEn---A rlcil vein OF copper ors
has been discovered on the bill. near
Town ana known ~ '4Ia1rTell's Hin =
It has been subjected 10 severe or,af-zisl
and pronounced '.rich.f'- IrTzrt1sr Ife,-
aid.
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IA Graaml "a Cram

r AZ NOW PREPARED 10 FURNISH
Ice Cram Cake and soda Water al nay
sssoon. Ics Cream TO the trade az lbesal dis
cos-n-. Wedding CAKES furnished in SIX hours
rlufsg5z a an baking ever day.
CHAS A. SWARTZ. AE'T.
surI--lE@ Monroe SIreei-