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a. 4 AMELIA SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,
YcEA vs. located - miiea soui Invest q EIeh
A4....IsaI mond, the Richmond and Daavillp
hgad, and viii be open I'd for vis4tors on tins FIRST
OF JUNE.
A regular Omnibus line will connect daily with
the Care.
The Projectors Will every effort 10 give
satisfaction 10 those who may visit THIS agreeable
resort. We viii keep the BEeT TABLE, aud our
BAR shall be we'll stocked with toe best l.! l.
GUOKs. We have an abundance Of ICE.
TERMS
Children under 10, aad servants ........... Y 50
r5T daY ~
White servants two thirds
Meals sent 20 rooms will be cha rged extra
29-d2mE A. VpIFfSlE
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In coTotianca with the foregoing Proc aUation,
tha mWlnd OF the Military and Naval forces 81
lhe >tate OF virginia Is transferred 10 the Com
t-teIare states All Officers Of said forces Y III
obey the C'drTs they may receive from the heads
~ The Var aud Navy departments respectively.
Ulcers Of IN star will receive their ioEtruCtio
from the Chiefs Of the several branches OF the
Confederate states d"yernmeBt. K. + LEE,
- li-.t Ueae-aL lnmn4 DIing.
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TAILORING.

"a CONFEDERATE UNIFOR
"a &. WETFLINGER,
Id tfERCHiN7 THOR.
No Ii6 MAIN STREEr
i prepared TO make up UNIFORMS, 40 adopted
py Inc " ar Department. il 10 81
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EUNA w s..

Ia RUNAWAY IN JAIL.-nas commit
g9aF ted 10 lue jaii Of The county Of Hanover, on
"a the 18TH day Of April last negro laau,
- calling himself JOHN FORD, ruua-
-Ss&-@ wsy. hat y DO claims 10 bs free nan
he y4i1 negro j. bright sl1iatto, and Is about
Ere 4act IS III uE nine inches b Eh. aud l. about
tw .uty-thrss wears old; has loDE black curly
hair, and scars Of note. The said negro had
on when committed Z grey WOODEN suit, coat lined
WITH Btrt.ed !1u--y. Tbs owner VI said 4egrn is
relue4tea 10 come forward, prove property, pay
wiih as the Ia dirsels.
c s. tHISHOLME, acting Jeilor
nv 27-2sw6w o. Hanover Comfy Va
"a IA nav WAY FIVE DOLLAKs a.
C. " akD -+a1aw4y from the subecriber
"a bout let June. mn latto m4u named WM
IS ALLISON ne - ; feet inches high.
- -quare built. He Is owned by iady tn
R4pIAn mock county 4 reward Of ~ viii be
uaid Tor MS delivery 70 IR ). J. AARpsRoYE, al
factory, Or ,o,,,. ,,.,,,.,..,..-..
la ZEN DOLLARS EHAKD.-hsUa-
~ way, Negro Man named HORACE shout
IN IS years 81 age, Of light brown color
~ weighs $50 pau ads, and walks verv -l1yeD,
-s~S~ y; hs I on light grey coarse wooden clothes
He $ the property Of Or. IIFFIy. OF Marylaa4--
Address PUIAIAM X Co. or
% -2ot' " CRAWFORD. Richmend. Va.
"a Runaway FROM TIE SURSCRI.
kv{ BEk On the "s'h day Il Nav A neg 70 man
named I'm OAkRY hss q wife AZ r.,
w bert 4. Warning E, Ia Essex county Va
k will give $40 reward aud pay ali nsea.sarv
* pen re Tor him, TO be delivered to ms Ia Kicn
IA9Ed, or IL Tate Jail
&c li--5'* JAMES ROBINSON.
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WNEtk CVAIN.

fSg&g MILITARY pE hkC0ATS, Ready IN
N 4ia and Nada to order. at III
N.LeIAGu's Military Clothing Depot, 80
lllh 1t near the American Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
2 SIEAUV - ia IYrS
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!, / HEALING SPRINGS.

a. q HEALfN" NPHINts>,
TEEAY BATH COUNTY, VA.
%AML-k This celebrated Watering place j. now
oP0h the reception Of visitors. The est +bii-h-
ed reputation OF tue water in the following dis
ca as y TOO we'll known to need anything more
than simple notice Of and our being pre- psrst -
receive bOaTders, viz : Dyspepsia, hronIC UiAr-
Th"s aud bysentery, kh um8tisn, Enlarged
Pros rate, Bronchial Affections Aph' ma, Uls, asses
OF the BLADDER and Kidneys Paralysis, Ozreps,
L9r~ Of Voice, Female Diseases Diseases of the
hyas, and \ Nervous Affections, &c
10 persons desiring retirement nj hre brac-
Ing atmosphere. the tRALNG springs offef
peculiar attrac ions They are 81 usted . mii e.
from the Warm and mi 81 from the Hot Syringe,
ana - miles gTom " b0ru' Depot OF the NirZI il
central Railroad, from v bi2h there j. d daily
mail aad a fine line Of Coscues, mich passes on
:" the v bite sulphur and sweet SPRING.. For
further Particulars. address
= L. az RMRrER N ERNLN nrnnrt atnr.
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&xnEakS SEw YORK And LIVERPOOL, 'tl4.
n. A1d embark uR r~-attEyI- .
~CEENeTONN. UreiIDd.l Tie Liverpool. b. -
FORK and PAisdelpbla steamship tyEEaaI ~
tgad dspatchlpg their fail powered clyde S-.''
iron stvaHs n - as follows.
ETNs. SATURDAY. jane
EDiNBU RGH. &ATI kbAt. Jnne =.
CITY Of WAEHiEBTUNs SATURDAY, 1EA" lA,
And eVe|y Saturday, ~ noon iroG f!tf ts'
AOrth h.vz@.
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q HEWITT HOUSE,


a. a HEWITT HOUSE,
view LIBERTY, Va.
Ia = Families can he accommodated with
NJ IN, and CAPITAL FARE at lhs HkW-
III House, during the present summer, at
gu. .-....s. Per week
5t.-.......s.-..... pei month.
fhfI1r. = aud coIored -erya2t- half pr CO. All
pasreuHs"~ going " est on the virginia and Ten
ne~see ktlirodd, tax Dinner and supper ct the
HEWITT HOUSE, . O'clock - MINUTES 2. II.
! 80 W. e. HEWITT Prop'r.
49, kOCkbHiDGE ALtn srtt.> ;.
wa e. This deil& ALuI aud quiet RLTREA1
l..iSa III be open to visitors the 18TH OF
May- IDS Ave mIiee from Millbor0' Depot
BpAEp 81 per day $50 per moath--ehildTep
ard -erv. gts half price.
e4s A, ample sRppIy Of ICE was secured
nav Is 81 PRAYER ~ ~ pHipV
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IL rgss4sass.-s-3 >DAtS :. - 10 So -s4.t-,
A@isS -s<-----N'ai~ NAEGEHENr. Is5l. The Au.
( AN8 EMPRESS CCMIANf rg- nac-.as.y auaou1sa
to the Qntlic tiat tn y have ar.a4ga d - sn4 f-fr
AlELPHjA end BALTIMORE 10 httHAr-1.
horG9y AZ 1-dlns uDU~uEl fssilIue~ f"r ob-ain.-s
heir freight sud packages a tfs sGJEsas possible
! time
I Expresses ,eays New ok at. and o'elgcs
/ 2. II. EEpr5ssss ieaFs Et.iadei Ihta a A., -.s
/ tnd II ? ~ EAIreese4 lea. oeitLA'te 81 @.o :.
2. and 4 70 p. ~, arriving n Richmond 81 $50 4
ETprassaa leave Richmord for aew YORK. fAt.s
depths saa bautmers. end 81 ue!a.s North AMI
gEegAt SID p5-k.ges sboald ia a.! eases be a
our otss CH EoDa eefors ta8 departure q tas
gxPREssEs FOR THY SOUTH leave Riehu5at
TWICE DAILY, 3 - ID 2s5 q
The Adams Express Company fee, mat taet etA
suarzntse 20 tns public ctvlity, 4sry4ssan end -t
slsct4u h ali their tooura6 9Th taeir eE rrta
4 EichIGg I'd, and lu-otuR Will be Latt o0oe3a o-
Balr part % meet the wants Oi .A'lr fa7.pinsE-
Freight ard PACK arriving b. 70 -Epra.s from
IL C4sdz4e!y thereby giving 70 oat ta-'.152rh 47
advance cttwsiFe hoDrs over eur Arrangements
srLhHEA EXPRESSES. 70 AND FROM Esp
YORK, SEM EhhLE. EsSiRhtE tatigs'sd ll-
msJialey upon tao arIvat u the = Inn. ..,
BEAYf AND Li6HT FEGldhTst PAChAgtS.
HaNEf, BONDS. LEGAL DOCUMENTS Is, f.E-
ward sd vim safety nd dispatch TO all pa.as Of taa
United Ststss, Can s&as, and EUROPE.
NOTES, DRAFT AND BILLS, with or wltn.-I
Goods col e1tsd a. ali accessible rUiate uCya~@-
1t tAs UEliSd bi&las ana pTemp: Toa4fhs sueial'
as1-
SLAVES forwarded by each Of our Expressss, a
! sb.rLs oi eareIri aud Isii&tIe messenger
TOBACCO aad 0ths saI.p pies earriedsa; nnurusl-
| ~ icE rates
without extra cnar10
! ~ FOR far5Eer iaiormstion. please cali Al or
'''''' 80 - ADAMS EXPR ISIS ComPAST,"
an TIA ~ "a FkbE". ~or'I
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Ri. HI' 81 M i"N ( i c 8 ) Ny Va.

IhL H21A0A C0VNF'' VA
inI~ q shrated watering place IS now opsu Tor
the reject ION OF Visitors and their aCc0umudA-
ton N 8 most comfortable r8auu-r, All arrange
rIcnts 3, Ing been made " ita taal view
For tht peculiar Properties Of the water. we
refer to: the different works thu Virginia
&pTiRgs..aEd Pamphie; by DR.. M. BUKAE, a
copy Of hlch Will be mailed % ord er
The RED SULPHUR Is situated In perfect Y
safe location ia he uJuutain~, miles from Dub
lin tNa BERN Depot, on the Turnpike Road -
Salt, aTt white sulphur, and sweet End he'd
sweet siings, gitG ali which places, "a VIII he iu
daily e,muiunicatlon. by regular lines Of four
horee Coaches. A DC MAP,
Ia lin J CAMPBELL
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- --- ' a-s-------7s-----
I & 4. - EUSIiA Vi,

EkE - UuNHANi,
H. 3 Pearl street, below Cary street.
IMPORTERS AND DEALEks IN
FOREIGN x DOME Tic LIQUORS, CIGARS Nc
Having removed our entif- stock u Id BRAN
DIES, WI y ~. Risse ana Bourbon WIIt>KEYS
aud a large assortment Of imported Il re Clio rs
from Baltimore, We invite tbs attention Of both
city and country Ira d. 10 the induce we are
0ErFtnS. ia Inns
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UUU EtUlEI,

= HICGIvED VI
Tais new H0EEL, - tas corner q MAZE and stt
streets, iu~; dashed and elegantly furnished is
oav open fur the accommodation Of guests
The location = The beat n The ely and srep
stort y III bs made 20 r s2es the pat on5 81 ths
. House.
have secured he aoryiocs Of Mr. = RIS
sT48e, la.o OF tbs Everett House, New York
-rs-fr rgEEPP y TpEHSHAW
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TTAvELERs' GUIDE
r.. -s4s..44s=zzz- VIRGINIA EeTkAI
&@T .Ssv-~~ssss@v hAILRUAD


NAH AND PtSHENG TR4Tv-
tn and srer MIN bAt, Jrns "a. leave Fs.h'
mond daily frr StAuatpn. vuchturx W.B-.-1.
Jaaslion, aud ali iatefau4 ale stations. aJsI.b
a.
EsDA1S, THURSDAYS aud SATURDAYS
Tor stations west Vi stanton.
THo>. DnNAMFAu
- I-fS gsoare} ..,r.-s,.s....4
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DRY GOODS, &c.

I AMER BROTH EHN * CO.,
- No. 20 pFARL STREET.
RICHMOND, VA.
Having removed oar entire
STOCK OF q 30
To this city, offer them - our cHst3msrs ent
the trade generally al tbe
LOWEST
MARKET
BATES
Eos CASH. The stock Is large and wei! assorted,
add worthy the attention Of al buyers
ny m
atUTItsN pZNABUrG> ~ lNtHbs - de.
I tsc-jvad .HtJ yaId- 81 iHch Cotton O1nabuEgs
JOHNSON * HAYWOOD,
- - No ~ Main ~.
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SUMMER RESORTS
x,r~eg ssssr
"A SiklBLI ~D'> SPki~G>,
TMS e MILES FROM STANTON

LR! Il MILES FROM aTATSF0N.
" IN be- open for Visitors after the LIST Of JUNE.
Alum, sulphur and Ch&lybeate waters Just a.
hand.
The Stages leave stanton Mondays, Wed =
nesdgys aud FRIDAYS until the 10th of Juy. at ~
which time they will leave daily. conuec ng
with the ar. from Il. Richmond arriving by . clock
p
4 plentiful supply Of Ice.
TERMS --f25 per month Private contrA1A Ue ! ?
for families by the season.
Analysts of the Waters sent, on application, by
mali.
kilograms sent from stanton, by express when
desired CHESLEY kEENEY
la sims prrpria+nr
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-,.,--.- = - . I f,.--IIu ~ a. =
- X TIsce9S4NS WEDNESDAY. IN init liza
g = MAIL TRAIN VII lssye E.,a-
moYi nePot II 3 - s. Al, Instead o., "a Nod
", rnauiCk through e. FREDERICK. NU kt 49,
keturnIng, viii leave Fradertc kshu.E 10 E.F5
u and aTrive in hIchrauud At sD4 A. ii Ta-
Z. VI. T rain il dircun-inusa.
BAN l. EUrH. S1Yt rrau..
OFFICE r., =. = +. =. =. Cn.,l
kf,Hm. a. = "a NAV lei
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~
l30 tons OF HUMEMAAUFACTUEEDI RON far
safe, consisting OF Bar, Baud, Hoop, Ssro4i
| Cvais aud Half. Rounds, Coach and buggy steel
and Iron Tires, lame lran SV1 bundles kud IFoa
~ sizes Railroad Frog steel, all si2ss, 2uo
| dies hOfse and Mule shoe iron
=, JAMES HCSTEA.
n: B:-Any size IRON III de to order
my Mimi
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CHURCHES. MINISTER'S. sc.

Prss5yteriGn-REv. D. HARRISON, Pastor
Preaching every Sabbath morning at 1O3
o'clock, and in the evening at o'clock. Sab
bath School at l o'clock, 4. NJ. Prayer meet
ing every Thursday evening at o'clock.
Methodist Episcopal ChuTch-REv. s. I. Stow,
Preacher in charge. Rev. J. g. GoGLEY, As
;i;taut. Preaching every Sabbath, alternately
3. IO} o'clock in the morning, or in the
srenng Sabbath School at o'clock, y. VI.
Payer meeting every Thursday evening, at 7
o'clock.
WslcH Independent-REv Ii. r. POWELL,
Plstor.-Preaching every Sabbath morning at
10 O'Clock, and in the evening at o'clock.
Sabbath School ut l o'clock, P. NJ. Prayer
meeting on the first Monday evening of each
month and on every Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday evening, excepting the first week in
each month.
ClIvRistic Nethodist-REv. JOHN WILLIAMS,
Pastor.-Preaching every Sabbath evening at
gand s o'clock Sabbath School at 10 o'clock,
An Prayer meeting every Friday evening,
at O'Clock Society every Tuesday evening
Al O'Clock.
Disc;ples-REv. ". LLOYD, Pastor.-Preach-'
Ing every Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock.
Particular Baptists-REv. DAVID JENKINS,
Plstor.-Preach;ng every Sabbath evening at
3oclock. Sabbath School at at l o'clock, P. VI.
Ca,Lolic-REv. NJ. j. MITCHELL, Pastor
Services every Sabbath morning at log o'clock
and VesperS at o'clock in the evening.
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Select ])oetrp.
Our COuntry'S Flag.

Our Countrys Flag-the Stripes and Stars
The flag cf song and story!
The banner borne mid Freedoms wars,
On many a field of glory;
Our Country's Flag-its folds float out
Ger mainland, sea and river:
Then send it forth, that cheering shout,
"Our Country's Flag forever"
Our Country's Flag-on every wave,
Where e'er a white sail gleameth,
Above the fearless, free and brave,
That meteor banner s:reameth;
Our Country's Flag-it proudly floats,
To foes We'll strike it never
Then raise the cry in ringing notes,
'Our country's Flag foreverW
Shamei shame upon the bastard hand,
That Freedoms sons would tether;
Shame shame on him who'd burst the band
That binds our hearts together;
Long may our Country's Flag float out
Der mainland, sea and river,
And long may freemen raise the shout,
''Our Country's Flag foreverF
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
COENVY OEFzCERS.
WILMORE STATION

Jpdges Of the CoHrts-President, Hon. Geo.
Taylor, Huntingdon; Associates, George w.
Laslev, Richard Jones' Jr.
Protbonotary--J oseph M'Donald.
Register and Recorder-Fd ward +. Lytle.
SsrF.-Robert p. Linton.
Dspaty Sherif.-Wiliam Linton.
District AttorRey.-Philip S. Noon.
County CommissioHers.-A Abel Lloyd, D. T..
storm, James Cooper.
Clerk to Commission ers.-Robert A. MCoy
Tredsurer-J ohm A. Blair.
feor House Directors. David O'Harro,
Michael NJ MGuire, Jacob Horner
POOR House Treasurer.-George c. K. Zahm.
Poor House SteUard.-James j. Kaylor.
Mercantile appraiser c. Devine.
aefdors.-Henry Hawk, John f. Stull.
John S. Riley.
CoHaty SarUeyor.-E. A. Vickroy.
CoroHer.-James S. Todd.
:. Superintendent Of Common SchooIs.-James es
u Swank,
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TO the YOung Men.

Whatever may be your choice. young
man, of future cupation-whateve cal
ling or profession you may select-there
Is certainly none more honorable than that
of the Farmer. The patriarch of the
field, as he sits besides his cottage door
after the daily toll is over, feels an inward
calm never known in the halls Of pride
His labor yields him unpurchasable health
and repose. L have observed, for several
years past, the visible tokens which ap-
pear in all directions of growing dispo-
sition to avoid agricultural pursuits, and
to rush into some Of the overcrowded pro-
tesslons because a corrupt and debasing
fashion has thrown around them the tin
sci of Imaginary respectabilitv Hence,
the farmer, instead of preparing his child
to follow in the path Of usefulness he him
self has trod, educates hi--i for a sloth.-
Labor is considered vulgar; to work is
ungenteel. The jackplane is less respec-
table than the lawyers green bag: the
plow Is less dignified than the yar6stick.
What fatal delusion.
How melancholy is this evil, which.
unless checked by wholesome reform in
public opinion, will eventually cover our
NOaHIiJ Will NiCCA duu ruin he state
of things is striking at the very foundation
OF our national greatness, for it is upon
agriculture that We mainly depend for
prosperity as nation, and our greatest
calamity will fall upon US when it sinks
into disrepute. Again, what other pur-
suit offers so sure a guarantee of an hon
est independence. so comfortable support
for dependent family? Where else can
we look but to the productions of the soil
for safety of investment and for ample re-
turn! In commercial operations all is
chance and uncertainty, change and fuc-
tuation, rise and fall. In the learned
professions, scarce one in ten realizes his
incidental expenses How, then, are we
to account for this fatal misdirection of
public opinion The cultivators of the
soil are the most valuable citizens. They
are the most Independent and the most
virtuous, and are tied to our country and
welded to its interests by the most lasting
bonds Runaway
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How TO DISTINGUISH THE RANK OF
OFFIcERs.-By observing the shoulder
straps worn by officers of the army, their
rank can be readily ascertained A major
general is distinguished by two silver stars
on his shoulder straps; brigadier general
has but one star; colonel has silver en-
broidered spread eagle; lieutenant colo
mel has silver embroidered leaf; captain
is known by two gold embroidered bars;
first lieutenant has but one gold bar on the
strap; second lieutenant none at all. The
cloth of the strap is as follows: staff officers,
dark blue; artillery, scarlet; infantry, light
Cor sky) blue riflemen, medium Cor eme-
rald) green; cavalry, orange color.
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EBENsBURG B0R. OFFICERS

justices of the Peace.-David H. Roberts,
harrison Kinkead.
Bargess-Dayid j. Evans.
r,a i90a Councit-Evan Griffith j. Ohm ]. Evans,
"iIllam d. Davis, Thomas B. Moore, Daniel
o. Evans.
Clerk to CounciI-T. ,. Litzinger.
nIrorough Treasurer-George Gurley.
hetgh Mdster-William Davis.
school Directors-William Davis, Reese S.
uuoyd, Morris ]. Evans, Thomas j. Davis,
Jones, David j Jones.
Irsdsurer Of School Board-Evan Morgan.
So"stadte-George ". Brown.
Ia1 Cousctor-George Gurley.
JIaage Of EIection-Me shac Thomas.
1,"SPeetors-Robert Evans, Wm. Williams
isse'Sor-Richard T. Davis.
'"A ALLEGuASIAS-$I.5 an advance
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WHAT Is AN AMBULANCE AN am
bulance is light carriage, the body being
mounted upon two wheels and supported
by very elastic, light springs. 1t is a lit
tie over six feet in length. There are
cots for two inside, with beds, head pill
lows, &c. The top is covered with black
oil cloth, but the body and running gear
are painted red. The ambulance is in
tended for one horse with seat for the
driver in front, and being very light,
though strongly built, can be driven
along very rapidly without injury to the
wounded
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EBE.sBURG MAILS.
MAILS ARRIVE.

Eastern, daily, at II o'clock, noon
Western, :. at II o'clock, noon.
MAILS CLOSE.
Eastern, daily, at o'clock: y. N.
Western, - at 6 o'clock, A. NJ.
eSy@The mails from Butler Indiana, ,Strongs-
town, &C. arrive on Thursday of each week,
at o'clock, p. NJ.
Leave Ebensburg on Friday of each week,
at \. VI.
EsA The mails from Newman Mills, Car
roltowa, &c, arrive on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday of each week, at o'clock, P VI.
Leave Ebensburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
aud Saturdays, at o'clock, y. NJ.
Esy~ Post Office open on Sundays from 9
10 10 o'clock, \. N.
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PRECoCITY.- have little friend
by the name of Freddy, who is less than
four years old. His sister, who is not
quite year old, was sitting in his faith
er's lap, crying and fretting for her moth
er who had gone out, when Freddy turned
to her and said in the most earnest man
ner possible: There, Alice, you've cried
enough; there's 40 use fretting any more !;
mothers gone away-and father don t keep
the article you ,cont :"
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D. R tn RY.
REPAIRED EXPRESSLY FOR 1.-THE ALLEGHANIA,
IIsT OF POST OFFICES.

Past ORcss. Post Masters. Districts
ms Creek, Joseph Graham, Yoder.
D.,al Station, Joseph S Mardis, Blacklick.
T,r~oltown, Benjamin Wirtner, Carroll.
chess Springs, DanI- LItzInger, Chest.
I.ssson. John J. Troxen, Washintn.
Fbensburg. Mrs. II. MCague, Ebensburg.
fallen Timber, Isaac thompson, W hlte.
r,Ilitzin. J. N. Christy, Gallitzin.
EsnIock, VIM. MGough, Washt'n.
j,bnstowu, II. A. Boggs, Johnstwn.
J,retto. VIM. Gwinn, Loretto.
Mineral Point E. Wissinger, Conem'gh.
,r,rster. A. Durbin, Munster.
psrshing, Francis Clement, Conem'gh.
psttsville Andrew J. Ferral Susq han.
Roseland. G. W. Bowman, White.
s.. Augustine, VIM. Ryan, Sr., Clearfeid.
Scalp Level George Conrad, Rlchland.
S,,mlu B. M'Colgan, Washt'n.
Sanmerhill, Wm. Murray, Croyie.
summit. Miss II. Gillespie Washt'n.
Wilmore, Andrew Beck, S'mmerhill.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25

WILL PREACH, PRAY, OR FIGnT.-A
Methodist minister in Ohio, being anx-
ious to obtain situation as chaplain in a
regiment, wrote to the Cove. nor II am
Methodist preacher of the North Ohio
Conference, am forty-eight years of age.
and will preach, pray, or fight, as occasion
requires
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25

sSa- A little four year old gil, while
repeatingthe catechism to her mother, was
asked. '.What did God create ?" The
child promptly replied, "The sun, the moon,
the stars-o,ld he stripes"
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25

Bas~ Parson Brownlow recently declared
in relation to the Union men of Eastern
Tennessee: 1--WE intend to fight the Sc
cessionists until he'll freezes ever, and
then fight them on the ice--or any other
man"
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25

nea- Ex-Secretary Floyd and the "Floyd
gun are alike in one respect at least. They
have both proved themselves capable Of
going off with heavy load.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25

Ry- Prentice says that James B. CL
of Kentucky, is "fourth-rate msu p :.
ing a first rate name" =
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25

NJ ALLEGuASIAS-$I.5o an advance
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