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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-08

THE rate for first class freight from
Philadelphia 20 Pittsburgh. over the
Pennsylvania Central railroad, is 70 cts
per hundred pounds. From Baltimore
to Wheeling, over the Baltimore road,
the rate is one dollar per hundred. The
Pittsburgh merchant has that much ad-
vantage in transportation over the
Wheeling merchant. Such a State of
things in the way of tax is bad enough,
in all conscience, but 1t is MADE Infinite
ly worse by proposition to release the
Baltimore road from its fair share OF
the public burdens, and throw them
still more unequally upon our mer-
chants and business people, and
upon all the Taxpayers of the
State. For it must mover be forgotten
that every dollar of tax thus uneaually
and unjustly released to the road, must
come from the pockets of the very peu-
pie against whom it discriminates in
favor OF foreign trade.
We may notice in this connection
that a meeting was held on Friday
evening last at Clarksburg, ut which
the people passed resolutions protest.
ing against the bill now pending before
the Legislature. We have not seen the
resolutions, but understand they were
strong and decided. We doubt rot
that the same sort OF feeling prevails
throughout the State, wherever the
matter has been canvassed. We are
happy in being able to assure the peo-
pie that the chances are that the bill
will not pass. 1t comes up as the
special order to-day.
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IRoS-PHosPHoRrs-C ALtsAxA.-The thre,
best known TONES, slxfnrully and elegantly
combined in an amber-eolored c,nriiai,
beautifully transparent TO the eye, pleasant
% me TASTE acceptable TO the stomach, in
S Ss.s Mack 3 Cos Ferro-Phosphorated
Elixir OF Caltsaya Bark. .Lss.Il s. -.II1
Eaeh pint contains one ounce of Royal CALI
s-Sa hafk, and each teaspOonfal contains one
s.'Htn OF non. samples furnished nee to the
PrOtsasaon. CAs~ELI, MACK & CO
Sole manufacfnrar- - - -
sou oS Su tirlSgtstS. MARI my-S,S,,,,i -
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MERCHANTS BANK or CuARLrsrox.-
A certificate was issued yesterday from
the office OF the Secretary OF State in.
cooperating the Merchants Bank OF
Charleston, Kanawha, Bank of dis
count and deposit. About forty of the
solid men Of Charleston are the cor
Porators- The capital subscribed is
IS, 900. with reserved rights to increase
70 $500, 900.
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TIE landing, yesterday, was very
lively, indicating that business is
reviving very rapidly. The entire
length OF the wharf was literally GOV.
cred with freight. The Hudson left In
the evening with an excellent trip. The
James Reese, from Sunfish, made her
hrst trip since the breakup, and had n
big lot of passengers, and "A considera-
BILE amount of freight. The Henry
Logan also made her first appearance,
bringing a tremendous lot of stuff. The
owners Ofthe little steamer Concertwere
busy all day constructing temporary
ways from which to launch her into the
river. The tow-boat, Sam. Brown.
which had been reported as literally
torn to pieces, came up yesterday morn
ing. She looks as IL she had been very
severely handled Her chimnsys had
been Knocked OFT; her pilot-house de-
molished, the fore part OF the hurricane
roof torn away, and many OF her
stancheons broken of.
A large number of tow-boats passed
down with coal-bargss in tow. RI.
There Is very little ice in the river
now, and that but shore ice.
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THE FIRST CONGRESSIO DISTRTr-.r
: OF West Virginia will be entitleIi 10 n
Cadet appointment at the United States Nm
tSSry Academy, about the LIST OF March next
Applicants for the appointment will pleass
Giesent themselves for examination Al
wheeling, on THURSDAY. the IIth Clay Of
February next. to MeSSIsS A, W. IYamnfaii
Sohn X Hubbard and r. W. Haxlett, who
nave consented to act ~ a COMMITTEES 10 seIect
tns one most worthy and best Qualified Tor
me PSslS~n. .- 2. d. HUBBARD.
lanS-td ----.--.- - N. q. Isl Ilisf W Va
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American Life Drops

EOI me speedy cure OF
- 70 ID i H IT H ERR
coughs, Colds, Hoarsenessl Sore Throat Bron-
chlts' rheumatism, and ali kindred
complaints
H'VHh FlNE YEARS HAS THIS ARTICLE
l1Iuineu nom every quarter, by the con-
IHSa' 80 ~ me an million bottles that have
Oeen hoid within that time, Is, that
~ FIT AL WAYS CLLREgn
Read the following, which is only a speci-
me-. Oh the many Letters we are daily receiv-
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For Sale.
For Sale.

THE LARGE AND ELEGANT RESI-
i dence of p. n. Moore, Esqr., situated on
Wheeling Island. The sale Is positive and
also the possession, which will be given on
the inst day OF April next, 1867
TaOS. O'BRIES,
febs Real E tate AGENT.
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Letters from may persons sslxnorvI.Ir,,,,.
the receipt OF VALUABLE GIFTS, from ne
may De seen on file at our Office. amon1
WnOm We are Permitted to refer 70 = ETl-fs1
Jenn :. toleonb, LsambsFtSiIIe5 N Il
5Iid- W atch, value $3.50. Mrs - RanT7efi
s ~ sI 9eriand street, Brooklyn, Sewing Ma,
e SnI, So Edwin Hgyt- Stamford, Conn,
BIlSgS; Washington, u. c. Diamond pin:
SIC ). .. sutherland, loo Lexington Ave
nue.. tlano, SSS1. Mrs. Nicholson, 2l3 Nine
Ieehtn street, n. Y, Sewing Machine san
NJ. EItniTa, y Y, MelOdeon, $50
MS = Sotin ATTAIN Ia Diamond ins
Yer KING, 50. 1lr- Henry smith. worreStnI
Mass-, sewing Machine, $50. II shaw I'D
totn street y. w Gold Watch, Sl5O. EdT
Soyntoni Nashville, Tenn, MeIdEfeon+ sim
Hunting Watch. $3.50. r. r smifb E SO!a
39ence, Il: l., silver Lever Watch SO OSrar
5puEHy, Madison, y: J., Music Box sI5. Hon
re- ~ . SeEelii st, Pault Mimi, Gold Wafcf
SIaS. J. X SperTy, LiLchfeld. Conn siiyye,,
S,Tc bnx, sio- VIM. Raymond -Dsyton'
Snfot SiYer-Tea Set -Sl25 Mis- = NJ
SSsnenek, Detroit, Mich, Diamond Ear Rin1,S
~ 6lerre Beaudin. St Charles HoteI
N NV ofISans, Diamond Ring, $40 Mrs
AlaIsha barnes, st. Louis, Mo-, Melodeon
~ 2 a CHANCE. TO OBTAIN ANY OF
IhE ABONE ARTICLES FOR ONE mr.
LAX BY PUCH ASKING A SEALED F,SVE-
= EOA = Gus. 1tss 49, q zzf.E ~.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranfeeti IN An
HS6 Tickets for One Dollar. n nv r.
dollars, s. for Five Dollars Great tnlJ1,r "
ments 10 Agents. . 80 t3e tlce-
Alletters should be addressed
j. H. RAY IL CO.
49,, 500 broadway, New YORK.
.SCAo-oLnuNW
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ORGANIC WEAKNEss

Immediately cured and full vigor restored
This distressing affection, which renfier,
life miserable and marriage impossible. is mo
penalty paid by the victims of improper in.
dulgencieS. Young persons are too ant IN
commit excuses from not being aware Of The
dreadful consequences that may ensue Nov
who that understands the subject will nrs''
tend TO deny that the power of procreatIon iV
lost sooner by those falling into imprnpeI
habits than by the PRUDENT Besides beino
deprived of the pleasure OF healthy Offspring
the most serious and destructive symptoms ~
both body and mind arise. The System bs-
comes deranged, the Physical and Mental
Functions Weakened, Loss of Procreativa
Power, Nervous IrTitability, DYSPEPSIA, PaIuj
tation ofthe Heart, Indigestion, Constitution.
al Debility, and Wasting ofthe Frame, Cougb
Consumption, Decay and Death.
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N. 7. Prize Associia;t ton on
90 500 Broadway, N, Y..pa, :
VALUED AT


Will BE Ds rRtBUrED AS FOLLOWS:
Inc name and va OF each article OF our
AZ ENVELOPES, and we'll mixed
IN receipt OF = cents, an envelope contain
InS sucn TICKET viii be dawn -Iyithont
choice, and delivered ut our offiSs. or SEM nv
mai 10 any address. The purchaser afIsr
seeing what article IT draws and It's yaineG
wnlch may be from One 10 Five Ham
1reu a1oiiars,-ean then, on 1layrnenf AZ
One botInr- receive the article Iianied or
may ~, e&chanse IL for any otner article mark
~ vi oI VI circular at the same value Every
ilcKet draws an article worth ONE DOL
LAX, or more. S6-SO BLANKS.
ONT patrons can dePeRd on lDrognDt rst,.y,,,
11e -dfncteS drdiCa ieiH be inlTlsdtdfsiiI
SEMI by ELpreSs or return mail or -- a.
tiGeTed IL OlfJ- orfJI,s -
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TNHE SUBSCRIBER WILL HAVE AT
i his stall in the Second Ward Market, No.
o. on saturday morning next, the beef OF
Two Steers recently purchased OF DR.. ]. O..
Campbell, which, for quality, recommend
rs being the best 1 have ever butchered:
These cattle were four years old, and weighed
Sioi pounds gross JAS. McGASSOS.
fafr-Rfa
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acknowledgement
FRIDA YMORNING,.FEB $.
Rare Chance

NOR A PERSON WITH a SMALL CAPT
tai, 10 invest In a safe and lucrative
6nsIness one which has an established and
regular trade. The propretors reason ior
selling Is mis- intention TO remove from the
JOHN Ii. ROBINSON,
feb5-IwI I5s Main St, Wheeling. WA
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kAiK SS PILLS FOR SALE nv nm.
~ bESr, End OF stone Bridge. n,vIs
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Wanted

MEN TO SELL ONE OF THE MOST USE
wi Full and profitable inventions now in
use. Costs only % cents and retails readily
for S3,UU-used by every family. Those hav-
ing SoOto 800 20 invest, can make $40 20 80
every day Cali at the Grant House and see
IL In Operation, for n Few days
f-bt-3La JAMES SPENCER. Agent
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-BOSTON. nASs4
ssoRRIE SKINNER q co.-STRs - otwith-
NUNS my general prejudice against pro,
pIletAry Tor patentl medicines / was induced
10 buy two bottles OF the American Life
iRIiops, throngh the high Recommendation Of
G Seth oy friend, as always curing DIptheIis,
SSgooghsf Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, &C.
Say som sixteen years OF age, was taken sud
denly III with Diptberia, aud could scarcely
speak or swallow, his breathing was 50 bad.
We were much alarmed, but decided to Try
lhs Life Drops before calling physician. By
using the Grops according To direction, he
was soon relieved and the disease entirely
broken up. let friend suffering with
hnsuInatisIn have one OF the bottles he
sAys the Life drops gave Immediate relief,
A a are the best medicine he ever used 4
ILa2Inlly near him, suffering from Colds and
oIceEateo sore Throat, used some of his, ana
Mers cured In a SHORT time. Since then lei
~, orulher, Physician have a part of I1ttiei
ana win which he cured a bad case of Dip
theria- BE IL constrained TO acknowledgs
that they are valuable. ~ 81. : - III 3 u
Truly yours, A. B. ELDER"
eUhe Life Drops are carefully prepared by
ORRIN SKINNER q co,
sole Propr1etors, Frfngfietd, Mas,
And Lold by all Dr1ggfsis
Pen DenSs barnes 4 Cos New York, Fuller
Finch, * Co., Chicago, General Agents. $40
novs = - -
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. Comply

OFFICE BAIT. & OHIO RA1LRoApCo.
WHEELING jan 5, 1857.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL. RUN by
i the following schedule on and after Jan,
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'MtatfaI.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FRON
= n = - QUACKERY. T i.
TRRONLYPLAC E WHEREA CUREC,N
! - - BE OBTAKNED. - AZ
.R1n HNsoN hns dIscovered 1hemns. -

" tain, Speedy, and only EhecInaI RemsI
In the World for Weakness of the Racl[ y
and Rladder, Involuntary Discharges, imSo
tency, General Debility, Nervousness, Nv
R hal2g;9STI 10y 0y tS SpiH5 Sonfqsio3
Trembling, Guinness OF Sight, or GiddinsS,
Disease OF the Head, Throat, Nose, or Skin
Affections OF the Liver, Lungs, Stomach, OF
Solitary Habits of Y0uth-secret and solitsrII,
practices more fatal TO their victims than fLs
song OF Syrens to the Mariners OF UlyEseS
patiOns, rendering marriage, &C, impossible,
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Especially, who have become the victims Of
habit which annually sweeps to an untimeJv
grave thousands of Young Men of the mos
excellent talents and brilliant Intellect who
might otherwise have entranced listenInr
SenateS with the thundeTS of eloQuence -
walked to ecstacy the living Tyre, may cal
with fIlll confidence
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men contenpls.
ting marriage, being aware ofPhysical Weak.
cured. ga 'HE
He who places himself under the care OF DR.
:. may relfgiously confide in his honor as a
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his
SKIN as Physician. -
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DR. IOHNSON.

Member of the Royal College OF Surpenrs
London, Graduate ofone ofthe most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and The create
part of whose life has been spent in the bcs-
pitfalls of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and
elsewhere, has effected some OF the most aS
toniShing cures that were ever known nianv
troubled with ringing in the head and ears
at sudden sounds bashfulness with freonent
blushing, attended sometimes with deranee-
ment Of mind, were cured Immediately,
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which we will make up to order on the shor-
test notice. and on the most reasonable terms
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TTToRs,
by the judges of the late Exhibition held at
he Maryland Institute of Baltimore Md, in
October, 1865.
The Pianos being sufficiently introduced in
this city, and having proved equal, II not su
perior TO any heretofore known. Those nj
with the greatest care and of the best mate.
rial, will save Dealers c0nIDiiSsiOyl which only
more valuable, by sending orders directly 10
the factory, as above directed. or by applying
At Professor HARTMAN KRYTER'S, no. l63
Market street, for further Information
guarantee for hve years is given as regards n
rabtlity DEMONSTRATION, for every instrument
and will be kept IN tune for one wear Iree OF
charge. Old pianos taken IN exchange.
Persons wishing to have their Pianos tuned
or repaired Will please leave orders at the
lishment will be here every three months.
..... febS-Iy
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Cadetship At west Point.

n. 4 g. n. WOODROW
Odd Fellows Hall Building Monrns a.
uSSs wHEFITSoEW "
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his ON C =
ENDORSEMENT OLE THE PEESs

The many thousands cured at This establish.
ment within the last twenty years, and he
numerous important Surgical Operations peT.
FORMED by Dr. johnson, witnessed by the re-
Porters OF The Sun and many other papers
notices of which have appeared again an
again before the public, besides his standing
as a gentleman ofcharacter and RESPONSIVENESS
Is snmcient guarantee TO the afflicted
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED,
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.

JOHN L. WILSON, Master of Transportation
- ....-r. No.. b. T. DEYRfES
lan1 General Agent, Wheeling
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To MY WIFE.
pY JOSEPH BRENNAN.

Come to me, dearest, I'm lonely without thee,
Daytime and nighttime Pm thinking about
thee,
Nighttime and daytime il dreams behold
Unwelcomc the waxing that ceases to fold
thee
Come to me, darling, my sorrows to tighten |;
Come in thy beauty, to bless and to brig hten !;
Come in thy won ar hood, meekly and lowly /;
Come in thy loveliness, queenly and holy.
Swallows will fit round the desolate ruin,
Telling of spring and it's Joyous renewing;
And thoughts of thy love, with its manifold
treasure,
Are circling my heart with a premise of
pleasure.
Oh, spring of my spirit Oh, May of my
bosoml
Shine out on my soul till it bOurgeon end
blossom
The past of my life has rose-root within it,
And thy fondness alone is the sunshine can
wiz it.
Figures that move like song through the
even
Figures lit up by reflex of heaven
Eyes like the skies of poor Erin, our mother,
When shadow and sunshine are chasing each
other.
Smiles coming seldom. but cbildlikc aud
simple,
Opening their eyes from the heart of a
dimule:
Oh, thanks to the Savior, that even thy
seeming
Is LETT 70 the exile to brighten his dreaming
You haze been glad when you knew I was
gIaddened;
Dear, are you sad now, to know am sad
dened?
Our hearts ever answer in tune and in time,
love,
AS octave to octave, and rhyme unto rhyme,
love.
I cannot weep, but your tears VIII be flowing (;
You cannot smile, bit my cheeks will be
glowing;
l would not die without you at my side, love,
Yoa will not linger when I shall have died,
love.
Come to me, dear, ere die of my sorrow;
| Rise on my gloom like the sun of tomorrow
Strong, swift, and fond, as the words which
! speak, love,
With p song your lips anda smile on your
cheek, love.
Come, for my heart in your absence IS weary ;
Haste, for my spi1it Is sick, ned and dreary
Come to the heart that is throbbing to press
thee,
Come to the arms that would fondly caress
thee
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THE DOCTORS STORY.

"And now we'll have cozy, comforta-
bic evening together" said my wife
"And-but whats that, Irving 2"
Ny wife started nervously, as sharp
peal from the bell interrupted our brief
interval of domestic quiet
"Only the surgery bell, my dear
Somebody wanting me, | suppose"
And | went down stairs, secretly won
dering to myself if, after all, there was
such a very wide difference between a
galley slave and country doctor.
The surgery door stood wide open, but
nobody was there, and through the blind
ing darkness without l could discern the
dark outline of close carriage, and man
standing at the horses head
"Who's there whats wanting 2" 1
asked, coming to the threshold and in
stinctiveiy buttoning up the overcoat l
had hurriedly thrown on
"You're wanted, DOCTOR" said the man,
speaking indistinctly behind the mufaing
that surrounded his face.
"Yes, but what for I? Who wants me 2"
81 am not at liberty to tell"
had already entered the carriage, but
this suspicious answer inspired me with
uIStIuSI. L mdue SleP W ueSCeu1j pul i
was too late. The vehicle was already in
motion. f
ait is quite unnecessary to alarm your
self, DOCTOR" said quiet, measured voice
at my side. "BelieEe me, you are quite
safe and I trust you will feel no uneasi-
ness when tell you you must be blind
folded" .t5---
At the same instant folded bandage
was deity slipped over my eyes.
"Hold r. I calculated. at strikes me
that this is rather euperhuous. The night
is dark as Erebus, and you have no lampH'
"Possibly," returned the dry voice
"but it is best to run no risks"
And then ensued silence of some ten
or fifteen minutes, while the carriage
rolled swiftly along, and the low, mea
sured breathing of my unknown compan,
ion kept time to my own uncomfortable
thoughts.
At length my companion spoke agair
in the same soft, modulated tones.
"Doctor, one more little precaution il
necessary-your promise never to divulg'
to human soul a word of this night
J visit"
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AN UNPUBLISHED INoIDENT.-It is
stated that few months before the fall
of Richmond, while the rebel Congress
was deeply concerned about the cruelty
and barbarity of the North, woman of
that city walked into the House of Rep
resentatives and attacked three members
with cowhide, castigating them severe
Iy. She announced it as her intention to
chastise the entire body because Of their
abuse Of the North, and certainly made
very good commencement, but she was
stopped before she he'd finished the job
The House passed s resolution that thas
body recommend TO the press the impro-
priety of making public the incident, as
ir was matter calculated to bring re-
proach upon the dignity of Southern leg
islators. The Richmond papers never
mentioned it, and cnly recently was the
story told h a reconstructed member OF
the defuuet fiouse
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The United States have greater
length Of railroad than al other cOuatries
combined.
-Gen, 1ubal F,arly is talked of as q
candidate for Governor of the State ct
Virginia
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g. WILSON, NJ. D., offers his ser
vices. as Physician and Surgeon, to
|citizens of Ebensburg and surrounding
|tryl
LxinE been appointed Examining Sur
| he Is prepared TO examine all Pension
|and appIicants for Pensions who may
his services.
b OfRce On High ST., three doors east of
church, IN office formerly occupied by
|ones. Residence Immediately adjoin-
|lzce. [jan24-3m
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| |MUEL SINGLETON, Attorney at
Law, Ebensburr, Pa. Office on High
e, west Of Eoster's Hotel.
d practice IN the Cou-ls OF Cambria and
|ning counties.
'P@ Attends also TO the collection Of claims
|Idiers against the Government. Gjan24
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his Office and wrote an abstract of it,
nearly column in length, which proved
an exceedingly graphic, spirited and
faithful report.
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ICE AGENCY.

|z4UJE AGENCY
IS farse, agent for the Blair county
14ihk Mutual Fire -nsarance Com
chn8town, Pa.
4. attend promptly TO making insu-
a9 part of Cambria county upon
- 81 letter or in person. Ejan24
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-LEGHANIAND

PRINTING OFFICE.
e IN z. Hughes & Co.'s Store
D stairs, third door back.
of all kinds done with neatress
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Il H. LLOYD & Co., Bamz,crs-

ALTOONA, PA.
EaIis o. the principal cities, and Silver
Gold for ssle Collections made. Mon
1<e<ifed 6n deposit, payable on demand,
sat in<erest, or upon tinre, with interest
q rates. Cjan24
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lloyd & EO.. Bankers-

LLOYD & CO., LADDERS
EBENsBURG, PA.
y Cold, silver, Government Loans and
b Securities bought and cold. Interest
|wed on IIne Deposits. Collections made
~ Accessible points in the United States,
4 General Bnnking Business transacted.
|kpary "A ls67.
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.>I.6f1AM BLAINE, Bar6er-

EBENSBURG, PA.
|hatia9, Shampooiug, and Hair-dressing
|e in iIe11st artistic style.
~ saloon irec,ly opposite the "Moun-
i Honse [jan24