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BOARD AND wOOns.

DOARDING-A GENTLEMAN Or LADY
- can lie scoumodA w,ta q pi-ts ant ruJuI iut'
ui-heJ, vat. or VT ont board Were there are az
tlrco IN TIE fam y. Terms moderate. Cal 81 ~
Fra II 81 no,'r. 20
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4 RTIFlCIAL FLOWER MAKERS WANT
"A ed Coed hands - work on yc.yrt e'sp, 70 'cv
snnl suiit girls. Alpy * u s.nu 81. % l'iIl
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tiers Of THIS q, npany are requested " meet at
Smitfs Hall, corner "i Eleventh II and FIRST ave,
ga Sunday Evening SEPT. 22l, ut o'cu,k. Pane
tual Attendance is iuestci ~ business of inplr-
taute will be- tran. acted. Iy order Of joins COX,
CAptfin. IL
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sBllips Advertise Senta.
EMPLOYMENT Fo, g,ua.
WANTED.


pArNFR touiueymanl wanted, al a OAK 81. a.
pAEbsR Waltoi, At 95s Blocker IT, cor. Morton.
MOOT fic-~ ~ lutci, at p Par Rov. soa
BON Is yca's cd wanted At 80 Fouih ave. q
nov wautcd--J. Anthony, CO.. 2bth ~ & III ave.
GRAiNLR, w-shingt n ave 4 P,a6c st, Bklyn.
GOOD men on srmy hoolecs, at ~ Dey st. 90
JOINING black N iucknnth, NJ I Liberty Place.
OMNIBUS painter. at iCtn ~ 4 ave n, s ~ . A. Il.
SHOVEL maker wanted, at 924 West Sith st. "a
snoEMAKERs Oh moronco welts III PUTIN 1t.
snoEMAKEB u'mme,, lss Futon st, Brooklyn.
SILK & fancy JOB dyer wanted at2'7 Bjwery.
WAITER hoy, NJ dining Saloon 10 Greenwi,h ave,
WAITER '.r o h0tel, at E,o 2liV. 49,
2PRABESMEN vat,d-Ap. y I Chatham SQUARE
3 POR Eas-A'Tiy : CT atLaw siuarc. 20
CONDUCTORS Apply Chatham Square ~
II Ml.N ou olrupe. nail shoes i3s Greenwich st,
IS sriTCHEhs. also 4toys--2oa Division st. 81
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GROCERIES.

GR0CERIES, &c.-CIIEAPEST STORE IN
VI the city-Fiue table butter, Il t. 10 cts. per
h.; lest lSc test double extra Nolr, - e. - IT,
per lbs; 10 ~ ~ per ll.; tue green t'' h.'.k
t.ls 4,c. Ier %. g. fee 10 10 !, u.s., At Sl n
WOODS tGl Third ave, cor. 39'h u. sr.l a'lri
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ARFlCLRs WANTED.

4 SIT Of single harness. a, l56 Water st. mp stairs
COPPER Sin or 100 slls-C,.lius, 80 w SotH st.
CANARY bird, first rate Singer, at 80 Cherry st.
W ~ WI ,rhins, % Laud-C. d, box 27J2 4. o.
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l. wounded or disabled during the present war
and also Tor the widows OF those killed or who may
lie In service. Claims Ter pay, bounty land &c.
promptly attended n. CALVIN w. SMITH, cor
ler Chamber ard Chatham st. - 2tac'l4
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.
DOoRs, sAsuEs AND BLINps-AsTo,

hog FOR SALE-A NEWFOUNDLAND
- dulg large all leaui,idl Atim,, 3 Years
oil. ha ~ rly hair . true companion aud 1t
rate watch dog. At lo7 wt,Aing'oa e., II ,,o,en.
Iu,,, so.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Post once Notice
POsr OrTtcE, n. Y, sErr. 10. 1881.
Tie new style Of Government POSTAGE >rAMFe
y nov ready, and for sale a. this OH EN haaSt
will lie made u tue new style for an eprivaeil
amount q the Old issue during period Of slk
DAYS frun tie date of ills notice aitcT wives
Stamps n tie Old issue viii not lie received in PV
'mert @, stnge on letters sent nom thls On e.
sole g'iOl WIN. n. TAYLOR T. NJ
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NTT.IIIs kTIUIIT NJ
PERSONAL.

Any IStORM\TION RESPECTING
y THOMAS FLANAGAN, who lrit lui lirp1ne 81,
lst c.uir asst Christmas, ,.li ue tnukinlIy Re-
DEPORTATION WANIED--JAMES 81
1 LEE. is -.uFut for boy uIs sister ANN, SHE
rclrd SIS weD.H ay' that lo was sick; Will tly
per,ur who kro"- ~ ytu.ug ~. NJ him, ubigs t.-
u,'uI. y,... .,trr ~ Informing horf-H l5f
Mtdis m ayc.uo. = ST LEE Is "a broom mt.
noI -
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TME OWNER OF 4 DARK Drown HOrse

l. lately purchased from Is. WILCOX, and leu In
stable Nos 14T and 40 West 2sth st. since the llt
INST, Is notified 20 rempve the same, or tho sail
horse will he sold according ~ law, ~ derry the
charges Of his keep S"so S'i"O
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rRE NEW YOR X SUN
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. u, 1861.
MINIATURE almanac

MINIATURE almanac.
Sun RiseS. s,n g.a Room Rpts, n Fa.''
s ~ !. e. e.. e e : d 2@5 % 'b"'''
SIX g.. d ~ 10 iOll
+ | N A n c / A l. 30,
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ENPI0YSg>r 30, pmAL.s.


tRrIriCrAL eo,yei 'ca,rets,i0o Fat Rvsy. ist
ARTIFICIAL Huwc~ NAL or nj 100 sautrp -. SD,9
AZ spprr tee I, vest ~ stiug Al 49, Ferry -.
coat h.'st - vaut.d IT 20. nh ave. qi.e
fNsLisu cook, wosh { ir.n-Gn9 Pway, up stairs
CAP m lcr- wanted, At 60 rrlllw,r. 1913
rLOWrE li.lt Sc smt 'HYls 100 ChAr,lor no
YLw sroll .irl' va ar.,a. lal H,vor~ ~ s'a ton 1t
UATt'mm W1rt'd ut co Broadway. ~
iArIFs ,u so'' at cl,s At 100 N,s'au H, room 1.
NILLINER9 4 timucrs, a, % Clinton Place. 2i,g
% FRATGl a. take out work "a Church 1t. 20,2
opER NTGR ou 5 9 gc.'., at e2f D,'N'ccy II. 2o,2
OPERATORS 81 G. Wa w-.g3t Gr,ud, ~ G)lr.2
prFRNIoE o4 bu,t'es go take uut, III " 9Th Il
lPrRNTOrS oa hu.i'rs s q the lou.r. III W 9Ith 1t
OPERATOR or W = ". laser. H. 1871 l. ,'th -.
OPP TRAITORS oit' VS. W 'oac.iaes ~ " Ssh II
Orrr lTOps on II ,we's, & lal .'cr', 4i9 Canal ~.
lIrrATOP as'rr N,ricd % NV ,wery. is3
OPERATOR on c,ats \ 'rings, a, 2Oi 1871 vt.
aKIRT ants l,.ls, Immediately, A iaJ W 10Th p,
STRAW @wer wentcl, NJ POI Fu't,n ave, Bk'y,
sNNLL rl, wanted, Nc 81 M,nrir st. %
3 Gals 70 'rsycl. AppyT CnAlham Sluars.
( OPP RATuRSo GA Gan shirts,5I 3. Gth N,wmshyh
2 GOOD wo,i s,rters, n ~ g - Prince IT, 2o,7
- uASD sewer, j. T,tt, PSI uld.un st. -
loco IA DS with mach. On drawers, ioSRic'h d.2
EITUATIOSs WANTED ar MsLns,
ny wNcc'prs't a, 752 Pacific st,ur 'k'yn. 9l,2
----.-------= -
Situations WANTED nv FiSILrs
pace 10 tc',hNr-Apl'y rom ? ~ ?, At ~ 90 ~
HOME waited los an American girl, 80 LeNistt
wANrrD rOR porsgwOpS.
49,
GIRL f,r general lousoworl., ~ & Ch-i-t'NNer 1t.
GIpI f1r uusc ,,rE: god isundrse', - Amlty At.
OIL f.r opscwo, l,iss w 4Oth ,thet 7th \ sth Nv
BOARDING.
HOARD for a young-giil, li2E Third ave 2O,a
BOARD for young lad 80, S9-lGi Grand st. 300
BOARD & prastnt rooms, ~ Moth Moore st. 9o9
rONED for - iev gentlemen, AZ i!2 Madison st9o9
oONRD r,r adds A. cents at 30 C,tnarne st. 2l,2
BoAkp 4 ~, Hudson st.gents t2;lades Sahlsl,S
puAEp & rra's cal room, gcup, "a Crosby 1t.
II RSIsnED rcom with board, ~, At - MIL st.
BOARD WANTED.
BYay,un, woman, private; 81 $, box 9's sun
LODGINGS TO LHr.
American Hotel, 70 lliwery, r'om' 81 week .2nli
II RNI SiIED rooms reasonable, at 1871 30 eve, 2l2
~ RSISIIED room, ger ia Canal At, a. floor
FtI;NIsHED bedroom, s. montf,ai0 7th Nv 2o,2
LODGINGS from 70 to 81 BE Iirrenard st 1874
ROOMS WASTED.
| WITH party, byn 'ady having furnturo,lls 80 a..
'
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- y i. BOGNRr, AUCTE-TlIIS DAY,
=. - luti ,'c.u.a, At tine it,t.pu r,1mt NJ.
ri. W. Jams u, muit,ag' sale household turli-
tir' Hut' tulF, ttI|rs, ,Ntiis, ~ .u,t.s 90.
pc, luicauf, waldrohes, Washsttiil,, tab'es,
rla rz t,uut,tl, ustuto4, p1d Kitchen urnitutr 4.
as1 ,ue rilii'rd IN 10. one hwy mare wagon aud
hur g.. rc. IONS r. IAGWINGTOS, Any f,r
mottgaPeo, NJ 10 Clarlh,. 1t. ia
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HORSE CART AND HARNESS For
j Gale-wi he sold CHEAP rs {. % OWNER o., o."
rlit' for Il o. viii b" sod srrcrate nr we
ire'. Apply at o. nth II one door itou Wal
Inquire for THOMAS HALL. se'n S''b,
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LOST AND CnU~S.

row LOST LAST EVENING FROM 1o1
- Bat .-ll u, luE Tutc cos, ne brass
10 % ON her horn, has lut three teas, Nps q riN
Uturr. Tire finder vail receive Il % Nv t"'i 1itng
zen To ~ Fast 8,th II. MARTIN STANFORD. 80
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REAL ESTATE.

Farm, &C., For SALE-A HOME FOR
aiuust u1thiug, n, Stafford, Tolani Co., e..
miles nom Toe ueput--A farm. house and 'nru,wtl
" acres q and Ion 8iJO. Apply 10 slLAS DAYEN
tVhl, lo2 u lad~,y, roym ., letve'n II md
"c.u'k. sei3 6sltT
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PAW NBROkERS SALE II. SEAMAN
~ sell 900 We'd cs LAY. . {. 9,,, ~ 90 Ctrpi ..r
order ~ John MOHlLLl, ate WORrLET ~
TAMilN. -
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FRIENDS or SOLDIERS.

GRAINS CAN BE ENGAGED For THE
N'rusutg winter, boy 'rpy..g At the HscTcry, ~
., .t,uN..tl tfr. 81
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IIs siNEs~ CHANCES.

pUTClIER SHOP FOR SALE OR TO
- Lot-Nu cd established tuty. err shop, n %
r'-Io.tn.'e .oatiou; wit tyturcs, horse, cant dec.
NII'v o. JAMES DOOLET, ~ f,ut. I,erIo,
rur OFF E.f.th y.
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EOAI lOST-SIRAlED FROM THE
u premises u' y % 30 West 2'th y, a cream
cuoIed ,pGt, " IN % black rUu, IN each Knee. Wuu'
ever win return lev t. the a. owe NJ. win lie liberal
~ rewarded. 81
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NEVEE YEARS.

=
The seven years ofunrivalled success atten-
ding the cosmopolitan Art Associati0n'
have made it q household word throughout
every quarter of the country.
Under the auspices of this popular Institu-
ton, over three hundred thousand homes have
learned to appreciate, by beautiful works Of
art their walls, and choice literature on
their tables, the great benefits derived from
becoming subscriber
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Any person can become a member by sub
scribing Three Dollars, for winch sum they
will receive
lst-The large and superb steel engraving,
30x38 inches, entitled 'FALSTAFF MUSTER
ING HIS RECRUITS
2d-One copy, one year, of that elegantly
illustrated magazine, The Cosmopolitan AIT
Journal"
3d-Four admissions. during the season, to
The Gallery of Paintings, 54s Broadway. n Y.
In addition to the above benefits, there will
be given to subscribers, as gratuitous prcmi-
ums over five hundred beautiful works Of
Art; comprising valuable paintings. marbles,
parians outlines, &c, forming truly nation
al benefit.
The superb engraving, which every subscri-
bcr will receive, entitled ''Falstaif Mastering
! his Recruits" is one Of the most beautiful and
! popular engrayings ever issued III this coun-
! try 1t is done on steel. in fine line and stip-
|
! 80 inches, making most choice ornament,
suitable for the walls of either the library, par
/ lor or office. Its subject is the celebrated
! scene of Sir John Falstaff receiving, in Justice
! Shadows office, the recruits which have been
! gathered foc his ragged regiment 1t could
/ not be furnished by the trade for less than five
! dollars.
| Tie Art Journal is too well known to the
| whole country to need conmendation. 1t is
magnfcently illustrated magazine of Art,
| containing Essays, Stories, Poems, Gossip, &c,
! by the very best writers in America.
| The Engraving is sent to any part of the
| country by mail with safety, being packed in
! a cylinder, postage prepaid.
| Subscriptions will be received until the
! Evening of the 3ls. of January, 1861, at which
| time the books will close, and the premiums
| be given to subscribers.
No person is restricted to a single subscrip-
/ tio1-Those rcmitting Sl5. are entitled to five
memberships and 10 one extra Engraving for
! their trouble
| Subscriptions from California, the Canadas
| and all Foreign Countries, must be $500, in
| stead Of s., 30, in order to detray extra post
age. etc.
For further particulars send for copy of
| the elegantly illustrated Art Journal, pro-
nounced the handsomest magazine in Ameri-
! ca 1t contains a Catalogue of Premiums and
numerous superb cngrayings. Regular price
80 cents per number. Specimen copies, how
ever, will be sent to those wishing to subscribe
on receipt of Is cents in stamps or coin.
c. L. DERBY, Actuary c. y. A,
54G Broadway, New I Iork.
y B-Subscriptions received and forwar-
ded by GEO. W. OATMAN. agent for Ebens-
burg and vicinity, where specimen EngravingS
and Art Journal can be seen.
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CARD
WITMER's BRIDGE.

Lancaster Up. July 80, 1850.
MEssRs. EVANS AND WATSON GENTLEMBN-
The small size No. Salamandcr safe which
l purchased from your agent, Mr. Adam K.
Ba T, in Lancaster City, on July goth, 1888,
has been subjected to q very severe test,
which it withstood in a most satisfactory
manner. This Safe, containing all my books,
together with va bile papers belonging to
myself and some to my neighbOrs and friends,
and represeting val1e of over Twenty Thous-
and Dollars, CS20,OOo) was in my Mill which
destroyed on the night of the 2Tth of Ju-
ly, 1860, and passed through the fiery ordeal
unscathed. The Safe was on the second floor
and fell TO the basement of the Mill, and was
subjected for six hours to an intense heat
among the ruins, which was greatly increased
by the combustion of large quantity of grain
confined within the brick walls After the
fire the safe opened and the books and
papers taken out in state Of perfect preser-
| walton, the paper not even being discolored
! This fact was, however, to many bystanders
! a better recommendation of your Safes than
I could be expressed in any other words from
me. Yours Respectfully,
I [sel3 SAMUEL RANCE.
esa- \ large assortment of the above quail
; itv OF Fire and Thief Proof Safes ALWAYS on
! hand and for sale at as low rates as any other
/ firm, at EVANSs& WATSON'S,
/ No. 304 Chestnut St, Philadelphia.
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Our COUNTY, IT'S OF THEE.-It gives
US much pleasure to be able TO lay before
our readers this week the annexed beauti-
ful stanzas to Cambria county, from the
pen of one of her most gifted and accom-
plished daughters. We are certain that
the sentiment therein contained will meet
with responsive echo in the breast OF
every true-hearted FROSTY Son of Thun-
DER The poem was not originally in
tended for publication, but has been fur
nished US by the gentleman to whom it
was inscribed
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TAYLOR & GKEszER

At THE HUNTINGDON NVRSEhaGo
y HUSTIHGDoss PA
sen Fruits S Ornamental Tress, vines &c., OF
better growth, larger size, and at lover PriesS
than any of tn NorthCra or Eastern NuFs7FieF'
and warrant them true to name.
Standard Apple trees st ls3 cents eseA--
SIG per loo.
Sl5 per 100.
Standard Poar trees, SO to IS ots onch-
Dwarf Pear trees. SOS toSl each & :" S"'
per loo
Dwarf Apple trees, so to IS cts each
Standard Cherry trees 574 to IS cts
Dwarf Cherry trees 50 TO 7o cts.
Plum trees so cts.
Apricot trees 20 to so c.s-
Nectarine trees % cts each
Grape Vines 25 Cts 20 81
Silver Maple trees 624 TO 81.
European Ash, IS 10
European Larch, - cts to $50
Norway Spruce, so cts to 81
American Balsam Pine, IS cts to SI.5o
American il Chinese Arbor Vita, so cts 20
$3.50
Strawberry Plants, 81 per 100, &c. &c.
Huntington Jan. 25, l8GO.- 3m.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, NOTIONS, &c
The subscriber bcgs leave to announce to
the citizens of Ebensburg and surrounding
country that he has just received large and
new stock of CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWEL
RY. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, T ANC Y
GOODS. NOTIONS. &c. &c, which he offers
very cheap. The public are invited to call
and examine his complete assortment, as he
considers it no trouble to show his goods,
even if he fails in making a sale. Store-room
on the Diamond, opposite Thompson Hotel.
By strict attention to business, he hopes to
merit and receive the patronage of generous
public. Give him a call, and you will get
bargains.
asSy- Clocks. Watches, Jetreiry Accordeoas,
&c. repaired on short notice, with neatness
and dispatch. All work warranted, and char
pes low. TOct. 3,IS6O:tf. :,
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DEDICATIoN.-Ne are requested to
announce that the Union Church, at Chest
Springs borough, this county, will be ded-
icated to the service of Almighty God on
Saturday, February 8, 1861, at IL o'clock
A. NJ.
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COUNTY -SUPERINTENDENCY.- un-
derstand that the appointment to fill this
vacancy, will be made this week. There
are several applicants for the position
We wish you all success, gentlemen.
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Cam brf9 SOHg.
a. MIS- LorIsE E. vICKRol
was lnScr

Bi MISS LOUISE f. YIckRof.
4 song, a song for Cambria,
What shall its burden be?
Her mountains grand, her waving woods,
Her valleys fair to see,
Her clear waves in their laughing flow,
Her wild winds minstrelsy?
Oh God has given us many things
Our hearts with JOY to move;
Most lovely, lovely is our earth,
Fair are the skies above,
And ever ever dearer grows
This county of our love.
TIE mountain peaks of Cambria,
Their heads to heaven that rear,
Seem enhaloed with glory,
In daylight's distant air,
And sleep. like dreams of beauty,
In the moonlight falling fair.
The pincy hills of Cambria,
How deep their silence lies
Where woodman's axe has never Tung,
Where vet the wild deer flies
Through thickets deep,-and all year long
The verdure never dies
The ferny glens of Cambria,
The grape vines graceful bowers,
The evergreens aud mosSes bright,
The many colored flowers,
MAY well in their wild beauty make
More dear this land of ours.
The clear. cool streams of Cambria,
The world can never know
What melody is murmured by
The waters as they 60,
Where Stony Greek and Conemaugh
In crystal freshness flow.
The happy homes Of Cambria,
Oh pleasantly they greet
The gaze, along the country lanes,
Or by the busy street,
And healthy, hopeful faces aye
At every door we meet.
Oh Cambria. fair Cambria!
How shall we tell thy worth
Beyond the simple truth that yet
No land upon the earth,
To fairer daughters, nobler sons,
Has ever given birth.
FERxDALE, Cambria Co., Dec. 81, 1860.
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How TO SLEEP WELL.-It is said that
persons sleep better and sounder with
their heads pointitg toward the North
Pole than in any other position. The
reason is given as thus: The earth is
magnet. with magnetic currents constant
ly playing around it; the human body is
also magnet, and when the body is placed
in certain relations to the earth, these cur
rents harmonize-when one position is to
be maintained for some time, a position
should be chosen in which the currents OF
the earth and the body will not conflict.
This position, as indicated by theory and
known by experiment, is to lie with the
head to the North Pole.
This reads very well, anyhow; and in
the language of a cotemporary, we would
advise those who have difficulty in wooing
visitation from natures sweet restorer,
balmy sleep, to "shift their couchos and
try the experiment."
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E7OURTH ANNUAL REPORT

4 OF THE
PROTECTION MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COIPANY OF CAMBRIA COUNTY.
Amt property insured per third
annual report, $l53,259 %
Amt. property insured since third
annual report, -, ,61S G5
Total amt. property insured, Sl6O,937 81
Amt. premium notes in force rs
per third annual report, SlG,lO0 A.
tLird annual report, 2,97o IS
Amt. additional notes taken since
third annual report, los sc
Total amt. premium notes in force, SIS, ,l8G Il
No of Policies issued as per third
annual report, l52
No of Policies issued since third
annual report, 81
Whole No. of Policies issued, 1879
STATEMENT SHOWING THE OPERATIONS
OF THE COMPANY AND IT'S PRESENT
CONDITION.
Amt. reed. on premium notes since
third annual report, Sli6 80
Amt. reed. on ouadditionalnotes since
third annual report, 80
Balance in Treasury as per third
annual report, 81 80
$3.50 O3
Amt. incidental expenses
of past year, S34 80
Amt. compensation of of
fcers. agcnts, &c, Us 90 $l49 So
Bal in Treas. and in hands of agents, ) 80 81
Add amt. yetdue on premium notes, l8,22S sc
Total assets of the Company, Sl8,26S o3
r. L. JOHNSTON, President.
y. c. MILI.IN. Secretary.
Ebenshurg, January II, 1861.
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JUST So.-Our friend Mordicai pretcnds
to be shocked at the audacity Of Miss
Jenny Somers in advertising for an in
crease of correspondence, and gratuitously
adds that such advertisements are seldom
inserted in good faith. OF course we do
not know what motive actuatcs our fair
patron, but we think this doubling atti-
tude of our masculine friend indicates a
good sized desire to get behind the scenes
aud obtain particulars, &c. When it is
remembered that Mordicai is bachelor,
and rather young and somewhat good
looking one at that, the cause of his anx-
iety becomes luminously apparcnt-to US,
at least But there's no use, old boy, in
attempting to soducc US into disclosure
of the little items connected with the af-
fair. 1t can't be did. You must &c
Somcrs else on that errand.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-01-31

SLEIGuING Notwithstanding last
week one OF these delightful constitutions
came off, ana we hear several others talked
of. They are decidedly agreeable, when
one can keep warm, be tha: BY ''crowding
close together" or otherwise; but every
sensible person will acknowledge that by
investing yourself with full suit of win
ter clothing from c. r. Jones establish
ment you can succeed in that object most
admirably.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-01-31

DIED.-In Clcarfcld township, on Mon
dav, the Dist inst ARTHUR MCoNNELI.
in the 96th wear If his age.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-01-31

ERROR CoRRECTED.-A correspondent
informs us that we were in error last
week in noticing the death of Mrs. Eliz-
abeth. wife of Arthur Storm, Of Summit
vile, that lady being still. alive, and hopes
entertained of her recovery. We are glad
to be able to make the correction.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-01-31

RE5" During every night for the last
week, there has fallen from two to three
inches of snow, SO that now the ground
is covered to 4 considerable depth. Ev-
erybody and his family or friends are ia
king advantage of this state of affairs to
enjoy a run behind an article of horse
flesh. Quite natural.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-01-31

A CHANGE-The Harrisburg State
Sentinel has changed hands-the former
editor, Charles D. Hineline, retiring, and
Wm. b. Sipes succeeding. Mr. Sipes
was at one time editor of the Dam. d
Sent, of this place, which position he
filled with energy and ability. He is a
chastc and ready writer, and under his
supervision the Sentinel will lose nothing
of its former merits. Success to you.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-01-31

DIED-On Friday, 10Th inst, at his
residence in New Florence, Westmoreiand
county, Mr. WM. WOODBURY., aged about
% years. The deceased was for long
time conductor on one of the freight
trains on the Pennsylvania Railroad, and
was respected by all who knew him.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-01-31

AID BoR KAEsAs.-Messrs. Davis &
Jones, who were appointed receivers for
the Kansas Aid Society of Ebens5urg and
vicinity, have made the following report,
by which it will be seen that considera-
BILE amount has been realized for the relief
of the poor and needy of that Territory
amounts receired from
Rich. Jones, Jr., and John ]. Evans, Tanner,
solicitors East of Centre street cash, $50 6S;
goods, Sl53 so.
Robert Davis and F. J. Mills, solicitors be-
tween Centre and Julian streets: cash, S22 90;
goods, S4s 90.
Isaac Evans and ". s. Harr, solicitors West
of Julian street: cash, Sl3 55 goods, $40
Thomas J. Recs and George Roberts, solic-
itors North of Ebensburg: cash, SIG 25
goods, 81 so.
Gwylym Evans and William Hughes, solic-
itors North and West of old Carrollton road
cash, $40 81; goods, 81 81.
Rowland Humphreys and Richard Davis
solicitors Northwest of Ebensburg: cash
So IS; goods, So 874.
David \. Jones and benjamin Lloyd, solic-
t i ors South of Ebensburg: cash, 50 3S.
Owen Roberts and William r. Jones, sOlic-
itors South of Greek cash, 81 %.
Franklin Powell and John E. Connell, So
licitors East of Ebensburg: cash, $40 II
goods, SO 43.
Griffith Jones and William R. Williams, So
/ licitors West of Ebensburg cash, 50 %.