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To the l.ndies 81 Orangc C.lntN.

To the Ladies Of Orange County.
A AN requested d, liz Governor Il 4oar sti.F fah
u upon sou Il furnish III liz s5liiets FL, sttA
woAlen sarks ani fankcts ~ iheii tam.WI iI5f
non during tie approaching winter Es5He8rM as'
please secbmpan, krf CIT IA hef nam slaH ~
ca uIan yOur piIfiuti.m IL made Vi'i"11 Z ,t =.
sponse on your paH lcinnos hsileSs i1si VI,
therefore can upca san u come forward Niit strts r.
aud ay them buunlliails UPON the alter 4 sat s" q.
NV. !mitaie lie example II your mo,htfs t .s zta
lntan. and siioN mol tie soldiers Who h.@ tiAsf II
I'm. II dtlsnee " volt hheites te8t sst. sat a
i sii deafet YOU honor. 70 81 unrf'sH.s g. s14
rs, yaur defenders u ~ cxpasri srft#irs*f9 'H8sr
winters chilling blasts. Gone. iheu e. 'st +" 81 :
farrish item With Ihose necessary anltavt go faete
sugering humanity. anl thereby melt the h' A#'
only 81 lie prescni SGT iaigfr stntrt5tt's
1 sm tust hurtle servant.
x. N. JONES. Sheriff.
" The foilnNins gentlemen viii reasc irffi'f ahi
Harvard n tnr ARTICLES ~ ire soldiers
". ", Allison. =. 7. Hall. Adisan Narsam. u.
| 4. Ansief. Ishn VI. Cut, AM Aas ua.hsm.
August 20.
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Confederate Congress The Conge"
he csnie5sfis ss,s. MT The city q Richmond 90
Msag.y n ss week. Ms.sp yen,tie ,ai D,,is
wsrs In eal, member. pss.ent from iht. stale.
oa Toe.isy he P,e.idsn, srn, u ii. ss..,se. OR
readers rlii aad /, n ~ column. % Day
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CASH SYSTEM.

r. fNbiNG Il impossible 10 buy Goods and peel our
payment. f we continue The 'Crcdit system, We
afe rr1sprrd s adopt the Cash System" until the
end Vi She War.
TURRENTINE & SON.
D,talci H. Is
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ENGAGEMENT AT PENSACOLA

Pensacola. Nov. p, A. M.-Fort Plckens
opened fire on the Confederate Notifications
in this locality this morning at nine o'clock.
Gen. Bragg is replying deliberately and eau;
tiously. SO far no injury hasresulted to our
side.
-lao'clock p. M.--The enemy has been
firing continually for tour hours. with great
rapidity, but wildly. There has been no
loss Of life on our side. We ara returning
the fire slowly. but with deli0eration.
Two Of the enemy's vesspls--the Colorado
aud Niagara-haye opened fire upon Fort
McRae.
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u Mn Ladies Of 0,unae Ca,a.tu.

y Wf LdVlfs n WTaRHe tommy.
III The Lads II HI.b,rousS having established
society for ~ rclitf,the sek soltiet- from State
cordially invite 81 interested IN their ohec, to atend
lie meeting. Of the snciety, aud contribute such s,,
lies as each may link will add 10 the cosfoH n sick
soldier. The meeting. sls place Al o',aeh. p. NJ,
II each alternate Friday Al contributions sent 10 the
residence Of Mr. Heart will he acknowledged through
the Hillstcrough Rerorier.
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LOST or MlSLAID.

IN Saturday tie SD oi October issi SHOT Se.N.
~ will pay H. sun Il Five Daiat. GO ihe iri'ss
Il aid Gus 10 me- ., ans information e iat gig 80 So
Il. The tian has a mounted sFiiet slshi. ~ Il
rsatd. With Tie end 4resrn 81 r V sscw 'he 'lia
o. The famfod. ,e.,y,,f,n
- II t0,
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Do Not All Come al Once !

VSHE Subscriber having sold out his entire
Stock of Goods, would say 10 hls Gus.
tamcrs that he will turn his attention 10 the
settlement Of his books. You will find hi,
room up stars in the same house IN which BE-
did his business. All persons indebted u
him are requested 10 come furwar,l and nay,
as Taxes are bound to be paid, there are tWp
things in this world that are ectiar--lleai,
aud faxes and he wosld like 10 be Prepar-
ed for both. All persons having open ac-
counts, il they cannot settle BY No'r, WI
please come forward and settle with Money.
ID. G. PARKS.
November G. IT,
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Tk. Hon. Thomas sragG, a RsIsigh. b., received
he appointment u Auerney Gsnsni ~ ihe Conisasr-
ale Gosstnnsn,. AMI hs, entered aPOu the daies q
IN sfics.
Tbs Hon j. p Bsnjamin, formerly Attorney Gene.
raj and o. .ams las sciins Secretary u Mar. has
sen per n.nsaily ,ppoisled q ihsi oihse.
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THE SECOND DAYS rioHr--oFrIciAL DISPATCH
FRoA GENERAL BRAGG.

The believing is copy q an oRicial dis.
patch:
0'Banonsil!e, (near..Pensaeola , 6 o'clock,
r. NJ. Nav. 23.-rhe bonbar,lment has just
ceased. IL continued thrnushaat the day,
very deliberately. on both sllrs. We kept
the ships al respectful distance, and Fort
McRae has not suffered. Yesterday. dam
age ha. been mostly repaired. Col. Vile
peisur j. wounded 10 the arm BY fragment
81 shell, but maintains his post maniuiiy
in command at Fort McRae. The tawn Of
Warrington is nov on fire from HIT shut
The Navy Yard is net mach dsRagrd
There has NOT been a casualty during the
day. Or troops are ia the highest SPIRITS
aud eur difllculty IS 10 restrain them.
BRAArON BRAGG.
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sEQUEsTRATIoN MOTTO,

,TyHE undersigned, appointed Receiver U5s.r do
A Scques,raiion Act, for The counties 9" ilrnsr
Wake. Cumberland and HaIneii hereby ei'es nste"
to oil persons having any lands susncni- 2, iendna
mcnis goods OF chaeis, gA,s Or credits, " anl nis''
esi therein. o. % or any alien enemy " the 6onl5ie
rate States ~ Amcrira, speedily 10 inform me - ne
same and 10 render an account ihervnt aads5 " .
practicable to put he same 10 uy possession, under
the penalty 81 the Law ~ noncompliance.
also ao6y each AMI every eiii1en u iir aon'e5e'
rate states speedily to give information p az,
aud al lands n,menis anil entertainments, so9. aa
ehaiel. rights anil credits within the said canile.
will atiead tie different counties III irN sAs !"
the purpose u receiving! q which tine DIS nairr NJ
G. II. WILDER, Receiver.
Ot,hcr y iG t,
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QuARTGkWt.rl'R's OFFICE, I
- NaHs

-
4 NY iFt.,a u PERSONS vh9 ms " tesirous d NJ.
- if. tastf@5fts saf a1tBg GlgiArs ~ NE Afmy
-i ID E4+oiHs. can asiin terms. Ne.to on appliea.
la, A. ms is t,ao,s vii b. issued 10 any fesp5n.
.t ~ sia. ii quantities spii.irui 70 elcihe saele
f.sss.5 fass- Wh5:h can Is made Up " their o.n
IN es m 4ai. 4ni the m8hcy sill y paid 70 The par.
f.eeitHs lie tisl,ls. tie teiufn q The manu-
rtngi 5.ses pifsic H1y furnish the Cloth, which
al. IL phi i5s Ia tlfr State.
J. DEyEigEuN, n. Q. W.
f4.ta.fg a8ssl. Is-2w
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Fmr.-wc regret 70 learn that the dwell.
inc a Mr. n. q. whitaker, about six miles
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Congressional Election. y The msml

Congressional Election. n Fhe members
elected u lhe Confederate conss. from iii. state are
- follow
PM Di.uit,-w \. IL smith, d Hefllotd, elect.
81 without opposition.
second Di.ua-R x. sdIssn, Of Edgeeomse
without opposition
Third piadsl-o. X. Keesan. elected over Gessrs
Fsson, Kosnee aud Ihomls.
Fourth Di.uie,-T. D. Mcdowell. 81 BIadcn, with
out opposition.
Finh D.Irie-A. ii. Arlington, el.e,ed over Ms.n.
Venabls snd Turner.
siIih Bar,e-I. r. Ael.ess, elected over r. r
Dick.
ssssnlh Disuie,--T Thomas. ., A.he. .lertes orc
kssus. wsddell. ck.isiisn and Headeu.
Eighth D,s,tiel-- William Lander. Of LineeIn, With
oql opposition.
Ninth Distne,-B. i Gaiihcr, u Eerke. wi,hou
opposition.
Tsn,h District IT D.-,a.oo, elected over ". II
Thomas
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100 Mounted Volunteers.

DRIGADIER GENERAL Hill, Of The \. Gao.
- lima Toast Defence, has requested v r raise Q
Mounted company 81 One Hpnjred men. fur the lr,
fence Of North Carolina. Come, gentlemen, ~ in.
We are wanted for Three Months, to thrash le Yam,
KEGS. sai oysters, md enjoy the winter caapasn.
Neu of nerve from rgsietn 10 seventy years Of ase.
admitted.
W. ii.s our own horses and guns. We have l'f III
Orange, We Judge, shout Two thousand fighting mcn.
A Public Meeting il IIisbofoush Oh faeufsiay tl'
9Th of November.
ofares elected BY The Company when filed.
SAMUEL PEAR. T.,
nr. J. J. ALI en-.
w. L. SHIELDS.
November 5. -
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-NoTICE

= q, ST.. n ri M l.GreR cua.irs Of Worth
Carolina
& BHati. sui Clothing Whrh may be received
- yau eau ~ sent directly Il ihe several cOmpa.
0its w3et went from your county aud when your
asu tlHature ate supplied. 90 will then forward
Iey Iiaze n htud 10 ihr QflticHnastef IN Raleigh.
$40 pBt TIP 80 articles intended for your coInpa.
H.ss y stgas tcs. directed 70 ihe Quaflermascr ~
Rilriah-Wiiu liz Company AMI TO Regiment plainly
- fk,sI . aGi aad tau viii base the contents d
each u f4i kfi on il.
WAaitsat if Companies are on aaiy 10 your neigh.
safiau ta M authorized u deliver The aiiiclcs Ii
h-m. iiGas The rec p OF tic Captain for them,
AhiFlt ttsgl.t tHB viii i1fai nl IL this office.
J. UENEREUA, 4. q. W
uetsltt 8 lSsl. lJ--S-
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Fer,,-rinh Regiment

held in HiI.borourA On wedue.laf lhe 7eih inslan,,
Inc foIoSing Fsld oEser Ger. elected To- he fsry
6fih Regimen, 81 Nasih CsfsLal Militia, VIA: William
4. MeMsnaeu. Colonel. Bsnns,, Hopkins, Lieutenant
Colonel, ans samuel 2. Patterson Msjof.
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Tickets can DO had At Tho Dug Store.
Thaaksgivins.-Hu E.eeleney Hen,

ThaukssitthB.--H EAceheney henly -
CLARK, Governor Of this STATE has issued proclana
lion appointing Thursday the 5th day Of December as
day Of solemn and public Thanksgiving 70 Almighty
God rendering thanks for all bis past blessings, and
duplicating his continued kindness and over us
as State and Nation. Is al al times sacfed duty
10 give thanks TO our Heavenly Father for the mani
fold blessings which he ceniers upon Us; but the Gov.
einor urges II still more imperative duty : at PERI
ods &c naiions lHal and responsibility, when We feel
more deeply that God has been our support in all the
,iessiludes Of shunc" And though for past sins
il has seepsd good in hi. infinite wisdom to affect Us
with the ealanes q war, yet he has given Us the VIC
tory in cur contests, and instead Of famine and pssii
lrnce health snl plenty have prevailed 10 ali our Dor
dsu Have we aol therefore, much for which 70 be
thankful, and great encouragement 10 suPPlicate for
conlinusncs Of hi protection and favor 10 and to ouI
children, as nation aud a. i.lsiiualsi
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FROM PENsAcoLA.-F light COMMENCED


MosToomsRY, Ala, Nov. 23.-rhe editors
Of the Montgomery Mail have just had an
interview with an intelligent and responsible
gentleman. who reached here this morning
from Pensacola, He says the firing ceased
on yesterday afternoon al o'clock. The
Navy Yard was al one time SET on fire by
the b,mbs or hot shot from Fort Pickens. but
the fire was soon suppressed BY the Con-
iederates. Il was reported that the Niagara
was badly damaged, and our guns made a
breach il the bastion Of Fort Pickens.
The firing commenced from Fort Plckens
on The Confederate steamer Time, and was
replied TO BY our batteries.
A heavy fire continued on both sides until
: o'clock last night.
It's rspsrled that two Confederatos were
killed, aud me wounded.
II is also stated that Gen. Bragg va. vel
pleased with the days work.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS

PaSsAcoLs, Friday night.) Ebv. 22-9
o'clock The firing on both sides ceased
this evening about Z o'clock. in consequence
81 the darkness Of the night and prevailing
rain storm. rhe casualte. to-day we're
four killed and ten wounded Of the Cunled-
crate forces. and these mostly occurred in
Fori Mckae. Tie eaemys firing resulted
in bit little damage to our mtn Or foriIEca-
tons. We are unable 10 reppr the loss or
damage 10 the enemy.
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D\VIS, JONES & CO,

IL VARIETY HALL, y
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Goods,
DRY GOODS,
of every description, such as Cloths, Cassi-
meres, Satinetts. Tweeds, Jeans, Brown and
Bleached Muslins,
DRESS GOODS OF EVERY STYLE,
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
4 large assortment of BOOTS and SHOES,
just received from Boston, Straw, Fur and
Wool hats, Stationary of every description,
Wall Paper of every style, Hardware, Queens
ware, Stone and Earthenwarc, full supply
of Groceries, such as Sug ,rs, Molasses, Syrups,
Coiees, Teas, and Rice, full stock of Spices,
also Flour, Bacon, Fish. Tobacco, Cigars and
Snuff, Bar Iron, Nails, and Glass always on
hanus. Drugs, Paints and Oils, and full
assortment of other articles usually kept in
country stores.
All kinds of Country Produce, such as Butter
Eggs, Bacon, Grain, Wool, Po-
tatoes, Beans, Rags,
&c, &c.
taken in exchange for goods, and the CASH
never refused.
Rgy CHERRY, POPLAR and PINE LUM-
Der hought and sold.
DAVIS. JONES & CO.
Ebensburg, Nov. II, S6l.tf
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PITTsBURG FEMALE CoLLEGE.-We

PITTsBURG FEMALE CoLLEGE.-We
learn that the examination Of the classes
of this fourishing institution will take
place on Wednesday, December 9th
The usual literary entertainment will be-
given in the evening of the following day.
We are pleased to learn that the atten-
dance the present term, despite the hard
times, is one hundred and secenty-sir, an
advance or any previous term in the his
tory of the College. These pupils hail
from almost every part of the land, from
Kansas in the far West, to Philadelphia
in our own State. No institution. in the
land has grown more rapidly in public
favor b3th at home and abroad, and no
one affords greater facilities for obtaining
all the elements of a solid and ornamen-
tai education. The curriculum of studies
is unsurpassed, and the large and able
faculty Of teachers are untiripg in their
efforts to secure the advancement of those
placed under their tuition We are es-
pccially pleased with the efforts made by
the trustees TO continue the useful with
the ornamental, and to open up to young
ladies new means of obtaininga livelihood.
In addition to the Telegraph referred to
By us OH a former occasion, and which is
a decided success, fine, large organ has
been purchased of Mr. Jardine, in New
ork, and will be ready for use by the
commencement Of next term. 1t IS sufi-
cicnt to state that instructions will be
given on it by Prof Rohbock, SO well and
favorably known in our city.
The prospects for ;he next term, which
will commence December 9th, are of the
mcst Hattering character, and we advise
those at distance who intend to come,
to make application at once. For further
particulars, address Rev. |. c. Pershing,
Principal of the College, Pittsburg, Pa
DIED-At the residence of her grand
parents, in Carroll township, Nov. 26th,
of dypthcria, ELIZABETH CAPIToLA, ,youn-
SCSC udug!i CT VI I4lldS ant. 1Lllct LQulS-
ton, aged years and months.
DIEB-At the house of John Edmiston,
in Carroll township, November 2Sth, of
dyptheria, JOHN M'CAHEN, aged about
y years.
THE MAILs.-As a matter of local in
terest, we suhjCin the hours for the closing
of the mails in the Ebensburg Post Office
Eastern, daily, at 3 o'clock. p NJ.
Western, ut o'clock, P. NJ.
Matter intended for these mails must
be in the Office puuctually at the hours
above named.
SEE HERE DR.. Thompson, at the
Post Office, has just received another new
lot of Union envelopes and note paper, Of
the most tasteful and unique styles. Give
him him u call, yc who like something
original i'll the cpistolary line.
THANKSGIVING SERMoN.--Per request
VIC will next week publish the sermon de-
livercd in the Presbyterian Church Of this
place, on Thanksgiving Day, by the Rev.
ID. HARRISON.
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BUTTER,
WOOL, &c.
Call and examine our stock. No charge for
showing Goods. Thankful for past favors we
hope for a continuance of the same.
WM. DAVIS.
n. B.-All persons indebted TO me, or to
the late firm of Davis Lloyd, are requested
to come forward and settle their accounts i'm
mediately. W. ID.
Ebensburg, Dec 5, 1SGI3t
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r IST OF LETTERS

7 IST OF LETTERS
AZ Remaining in the Post Office, Mt Ebens-
burg, Cambria Co., Penna., Nov. l3, 1861:
Jane B Davis Miss Mary Lewis
Miss Eliza f Davis Mrs Elizabeth Morgan
Joseph G Bridges Patrick Malloney
Lewis Beynon Miss Maggie NJ ConneN
William Byrns Mrs Elizabeth Patter-
Daniel Donaldson
John DenniGg Miss Sarah Perkins
Evan E>Davis Samuel Ii Rossman
Anna Maria Davis J I Richardson
Elizabeth Z Davis Geo NJ Rhay
Evan L Davis + J Roberts
Thos Davis William Selders
Margsretta Evans Francis Stittmatter
Evan Evans Andrew Shoemaker
Miss Emley Evans Jacob Settlemyer
Mrs Eliza q Evans Joel Simmons, James
Mr. Evans Duncan, David Todd
Thos Empfield and David Ii Rob-
Ephraim Gohanour erts
Soffy Hite David Thomas
Miss Mary Jones Miss Ann Thomas
Samuel Jones David Wilson
John A Jones Thos Walker
Daniel Jones Jos T Williams
Mrs Jane Jones Thos NJ Williams
T | James Geo Walters
Mrs Catharine Jones Miss Julia Ann Will
Miss Ellen Kennedy ,iams
Mrs Margaret Lloyd E Williams
RsA- Persons calling for any of the above
named letters viii please say they are "adver-
tised."
JOHN THOMPSON, P. NJ.
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Market Report.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ssHARD TINES COME AGAIN
IL No MORE!"
The cry of Hard Times has almost entirely
ceased in this neghborhood, and WM. DAVIS
has lust received and is offering at very
low prices as large and varied an assortment of
Winter Goods
as was ever brought to Ebensburg. His
stock embraces Ill the articles usually kept
in Country Store, and will be exchanged for
CASH,
LUMBER,
GRAIN,
REANS
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Mrs. E. J. STAHL respectfully informs
WI the citizens of Ebensburg and vicinity
that she has on hand a large and superior lot OF
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY,
which she will sell at reduced prices. Par
tcular attention paid to repairing the above
articles and all work warranted.
The mechanical department of the estab-
lishment is under the supervision of NJ. R.
MDowell, who is competent and expert
enced artifcer.
Bss~ Office opposite Shoemaker & Sons
store. [Jullo l86l3m
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! DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE :

N The undersigned give notice that they
have taken out Letters of Admin stration on
the Estate of THOMAS RUSSELL. late of
White Township, Cambria county, deceased,
and all persons knowing themselves indebted
to said estate are hereby notified to come for
ward and settle The same, and all persons
having claims against said estate are notified
to present them properly authenticated for
settlement PHILIP w BRIDENBAUGH,
MICHAEL BRIDENBAUGH.
De-. 2, 1861 .6t*
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
CPECIAL NOTICE

All persons indebted to the subscriber for
-:.,sr Advertising, Job Work or Subscription,
90 reouested to call and settle their respec-
five accounts before the first day of January
next. By attending to this matter in time,
,nnch mutual inconvenience nav be avoided.
J. TODD HU rCHINS ON.
Aueghanian Office, Nov. %, 1851.
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HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
BUFFALO ROBES.

Nard,care, Qweensware, Groceries, Flour, Bacon,
Cheese, Syrups, NoIasses, Alckerei Her
ring and Cod Fish, Iron and Mails,
Cedar and W1iow IIIare Drugs
and Medicines, Carbon and
Fish OIL etc, etc., etc.
These: and many other descriptions Of
Goods, too numerous e here mention, con-
stantly on hand.
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Not to mince matters, he keeps
FIRST CLASS co UNTRY STORE,
where anything or everything person may
need or desire can be obtained

BY buying large stock at a time, and pay
ing for the same almost entirely in Cash, tue
subscriber is enabled to sell considerably
cheaper than other dealers in this community.
To be convinced of the truth of this assertion
You need only call and examine his Schedule
of Prices.
"NO CHARGE FOR SHOWING GOODS"
Customers will be waited upon by accom-
modating Statesmen.
BJ~ The Public is requested to roll in
the moro the merrier-and secure Bargains.
A. 4. BARKER.
Dec. 8, 1851.
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THANKSGIVING SERMoN.--Per request
We will next week publish the sermon de-
livercd in the Presbyterian Church of this
place, on Thanksgiving Day, by the Rev.
d UarbiSon
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Bza- The Public is requested to roll in
the moro the merrier-and secure Bargains.
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"NO CHARGE FOR SHOWING GOODS.

Customers will be waited upon by accom-
modating Statesmen.
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sg Reading matter on every page.
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IHANKsGIvING.-This day, wo are
aappy to note, was tolerably well OBJ
served in this community. Business, as
general thing, remained suspended, and
public service was held in the several
'hurches. Those who were the fortu1ate
P'Ssessors of turkeys and things probably
gave thanks on a full stomach, which be-
s." fright disposition those who
'e'en possibly didn't This, Of course,
''s perfectly 9sricht.
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To THE LADIEs.-Throush the kind
ness of Lieut. Robert A. M'Coy, VIC have
been furnished with the following Reso-
luton, passed by the Cambria Guards at
roll-call on Monday evening, 25th ult.
1t will explain itself:
Resoloed That the thanks of Co. \, 1lth
regiment z. r. c., due, and are hereby
rendered to the sIadies Hose Society" of
Ebensburg, for their timely donation of one
pair of good wooden Socks to each member
of the Company. Their kindness will ever be
gratefully rememb cred.
After the passage Of the Resolution,
three cheers were given by the Company
for the Ladies Of The Hose Society
EB & ericsson NRAILRoAD.-Until fur
ther notice is given, the following will be
the time of arrivals aud departures on the
Railroad:
LEAVE CREssoN-
Ato.3o A. NJ, or on departure of Express
Train West.
Arrive at Ebensburg at 1890 A. NJ
LEAVE EBENsBURG-
At2.I5P NJ connecting with Mail Train
West.
Arrive at Cresson at 3,l5 +. NJ.
na- In town on MoEday-our able and
efficient State Senator, Col L. w Hall,
of Altoona
Several communications intended for
this weeks paper are held over for want
OF room.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05

READY-MADE CLOTHING,
a better and cheaper article than ever be fore
offered to this community
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05

Dec. s, 1851.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05

SEE HERE DR. Thompson, at the
Post Office, has just received another new
lot of Union envelopes and note paper, Of
the most tasteful and unique styles. Give
him him call, yc who like something
original in the epist Diary line.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05

WOOLEN GOODS,
a full and-complete assortment.