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Crn GOODS.
CTEARING SALE FOR 4th JULY WEEK

CLEARING SALE FOR 4th JULY WEEK.
H. MACY aO' and 20 Rfy two doors 6'l'" 18th It
All our lsc 25c. Slc. SIC. SOC. RIBBONS
.nOw Offering at a. a. s e. a ~ a St
WE ARE OFFERING ALL OUR FLANNELS AT n
~ ABDUCTION
JAcoNET MUsLlNs-usasl price Q. 2f 3D. g; a. J.;
now selling "a a. .. "a Ss
BOOK .nd SWISS MrsLNs NAfSsooKs. &C.,
selling IL sane proportion -, .,
PLAID and STRIPED SWISS, selling at "a and "a I'd
'V Ccsinr sne rALATaYs YARDS WIDE at Is yard
FIGURED aud DOTTED SWISS MUSLiNS, suitable oi
basases. L. 3D. "a "a 6d &c. less than ha' TIE cos oi
LINEN DIAPERS. LINEN LAWNS LINEN CAM.
lBRiCs WHITE MARSEiLLES QUILTS &c;' closing
Ch lS SALE or HOSIERY. GLOVES, anTrs, &c
LADIES' FRENCH MITES, 80 a.
nov 'sn: 8: a s; St g.: &: i Ct, $50 8
CLEARING LIsLE THREAD THREAD, GLOVES
AT VERY Low PRICES. .--. 80, =
LADIES', GEMS snd CnlLDRtN'S uNphkVHSiS'
CLOSING LADIES' Isle THREAD hOst,
usual price s. A. ia
going ,. at at At g
BOYS, HALF-HOSE OPEN-WOiK, Isle THREAo'
LADiE$ ard MIssEI yc c6Tr ON HOSE
CLEARING SALE ,-,.,,,,,
LINEN CoRSAls Cl Gu M - ~; RRSSsous
uOOP SKIRTS Best Quality, at CleahngCut Prces
CHEERING SALE uF FANS!
800 FALM-LEAt and fANth fAnS, ~ every ql'i'! "
! cleared out this month.
sIXTY-THREE CENT KID GLOVES! nam.
! Tv.,y Size and shade Best Quality LADIES' PARIS
kun GLOVES Importation Eqnsy as S 'oS any
Glove 'HO''f no., o ~ ap s a s.hav door. below ih..
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?G1m i1nblifailons.

NET THE BEST.-BEADIE Il Co. have IN
w rress .peeiaiiy prepared from the official copy
CITIZENS EDITION OF
TIE NEW NATIONAL Tan LAW.
Emo. 128 page.
Conrrfns the oE,e ia, with its specifications Fegnla
nous alphabetical exhibit OF everything taxed tax rates
a,odes Of procedure, &c.
Pesay printed large type With paragraph head lines
aorendeng 1t the taxpayer aud citizens edition par -
tsAtHce.
EEr ,sle ~ sn NcwsdeAers
Price Zen Cents
GIT ONLY THE BEST
BEADLE i Co.. Publishers.
No il Wilisu,-st., New York
SINCLAIR TOUSEY, General Agent
YTICTOR HUGO's NEW NOVEL.
LES MISERABLt.S.
SECOND fAHT-CosETTE,
oil h. o. bi,hea hi. Saturday uniform in appearance
ard p:ice with
FIRST rAKI-FASuNt.
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CuINToN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

fy.l.s'a Fra iSsrHsNcE CrNPArf.
Nrw-YorK. July !. 1902.
At an ELECTION i0r DIRECTORS Of tins
~ CO. 'any bold o. .'h june ro, ih' !o'S"lns ha"-a
ren 'elea vt.- chosen FOR .Ie eu-i inS year - ..,
80. ~ g.. Lewis. merry ; i-fr'.. !o7epA %, '.hei'
N Ma. i.Ik. u.s. atd T. 'alA Ntnu' hsyho.'
,Fsi1a cggcft. t).usils stephens s-ilue. nifSs'.4'
ih04 N iIll.f D.ja - ois"ald ltoiits - DiaN-fi
Aired Rsuorr. WI t'flr! sto"ei. aia,,A'
tcor-8 Ma.aer Laas r. hunter. .ieufy Java
,-l-i.fr-,l. - tt.sv.s Joan . Na-r J. q. B.alvet
SIMON SAT . r. 'a'. h. BIZ 81 .coi Peter J. SEul.s,
Sac = Ne.,stou. III o.le. boJtm.n A.nes. ana
i.. ~ Levitt A,laf g. Van Ncss, John ?. ssl Ripe:,
solomon Bs7fs $40. Sthmsfel, Robert J. stuart
Wil.-nl aioll rr.c. r. Christie
81 ,Ib,. -ns meeting 81 tie Bos-d. MAT TIL y
q ARR esq 1as unanimously elected President Tor the
enc irg year. ". }. CHDfkHiiL. Secretary.
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lNOR SALE or EXCHANGE for PEODUC

NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for FtoDt =
y TIVE rFAL ESTATE, a. Scv Tk. y J '''r'"4 On
an .hne IN the vicinity o. Newton me hon
s feet vide vita various dop.is Du Of stone 10 ne o''
20 tly md conpcte snurE finished with every mddefn cor
ye,..rs and beautifully surrounded Win evergreen. Al
Il ,de tr,.. rhre-e u nd lf '"r' on hfor-
End rs lee. on ,t The upper Pad Of ,'- a 'cn =
t,e,iv i.ia ou IA serpeutirc ,sals. hl "a With "rctr
zee. md rplbe.v Grape orhor l2 rct long With sew a.
siiGs Of choice .rGpes-sn kird. q. Dc le' aI 80
to- beautiful Snrerhol.er a.e l-ick bar srd oA srn
boIse sblr coAcheuse &c Teams easy Tie place nl''
be sceu 20 be appreciated hoioTa?c ''H O. TIE Ron
,,,,t fai particc,srs nav he Zen ~ the oiiro -
go, HOMER MORGAN. 30 Plnc-s'
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90 Get.
Real gis!aic for Sale.
Farm will be SOLD at AUCTION. on the

4 Farm will be SOLD at AUCTION. on the
- IN Of which ~ tinhcred situated OF the east fhof. NJ
scrrr, lke aeven miles from Geneva. Tie .toaup0As On
the Lake running in connection win tle n. J. Ie.n r.
nile Of the rro misses There Is large and rand ga pe.'
ine House oca ed no rse 10 rod ron me LaAe
ana ving mil view Of 6cAryg ana sun oundi Z
conrtry The grounds about the hou.e are ei'n'e snu
VII oiled With Fruii and Ornamental nee. s-rnO. riy &c
1rha- az good House Bans Sheds and other pG'
baldi,e The Fam ia s,ae o. high cultivation ana
evpryihirg abou' Il IN excellent reps's. ,,......
sion .iveu u desied ,.t, T.. ST.
Tis .rblrr viii alo sell on he same dsr 81 ~ siois'
Farn'ire Utensils snd Honsohoid Goois. -,
Rser,rce given John Jphnstor tsG oil oen's Ion'i
II New OF tie ~ y Evangelist, Nh Bum, No. ~ Marcy
a.. sew ofk. -.--..,t., .ta
The scsnboa. viii leave Genrys on the morning 81 he ao
q, u o,e,ock DkNTOS GUENEE, Roinuius n 4
Dated june 81. 1892
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professional Notices.

hRS. GRIFFIN. No - Cra1i-.t, oppO,itc
~ Lord r.yior. p. i AID 81 Futon-s,. Brooiyr.
iLteTng ful p,ris o. tleI improved s.fHoal
TEtiH with or ehont Sttrsc'irg the ipol ul ses o.
gold pstB, e23; silver fnD1- no partial sois foci
pc, tooth ~; silver ru.b.r -. Erpcils =. c,u.s.
L'DWARD II. DIXON, n. j., Editor al The
~ Scspc., 81 Operating s-id tousutur .son. No .,
.sE. OF 20 consultation. OF 40 Obcufe d.rsses %.
tie pelvic vsceri Rupture Plies Nar.cooe- ,rd t,pt
radicS cured without tls kni8 l..Ie. Ofc. hr4ls
f-om to g. 10 g sna tcs evening.
NO1ICE.--Dr. {. ID. HAMMOND (author Of
~ PREVIOUS DEBILITY" Lc..l hl. returned from Eu-
rope snd be consulted o. hlel-o 90 a E.'s 2lt q 9Th
house on rso,on-,y ron 60 H. t. o aud ey,ain.
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Adde'S

NERVOUS DLBILITY-phvsiOlogy and Pa
~ thology o. he Nefvou. Svseui--By 4. ID. HAM-
NOND N. d. formerly Professor Specs A-a;0r1y ic in
.he Syracuse NeGcai Cole. New Revised I'd lion
Price msied Those who Lave 0eea disappointed In
OF socaed Specc remedies foT the CTe Of Seminal
"eskpess, imUoency sldAodrei combs nts would do vel
70 copy this Book read specisy ~
liz, H., and e64 TO 20. 10 be lid only OF
l.. NAEN-.k. No. ! Nescy-,i. y. Y.
MAGAZINE READERS. Complete Your SETS
A-Bsck Numbers o. al the MAGAZINES 81 10 90 PEI
senoer by Daii n lfs Iici0e cent stamp Tor cTcns-
CliAS. 4. MILLER. 80 20 Sssssu-st. New orr.
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r,oppoR,rIoY LOAN oG.AjOo. 900 for the

CORPORATION LOAN oisHj00, 900 for the
4 RIiifl Of FAMILIES ofEoLtV EER SOLDIERS
The Coa coaro 81 tae tity o. New loT having oT an
inarrc approved boz he 'gf The i June lustcnt
tne borrow ing upo tie credit ~ the Corporation
- ,.- s oi give huuifc3 Tnol-s 'd Dol,rs - be APP
~ 81 IN aiding support the 4uiIes OF tls soldiers from
h,cy ,lo ae e. - ,ea defending the integrity o. the
IONS mon boc. for subscup,ioDst 20 aid Dan VIII he
ourf cd ., he t1D,sor,s Oice t1t RDAl June g.
aad continue opo urul TuURsDAl, July ., unless The
A, hole ,ntgut tIs le sooner taScu.
The subscribers .al Joan viii b. rrguired 70 pay ne
Amount o. sr s.hs ptiOns 90 tie tfY CHAMBERLAIN A. the
Bfosirsy Bsnt fu three day, -f tie date thereof snd
on Or srung tie Ih.nb-rans receipts Tor such pay ne,
20 III. Co. o.o.e. hey vii De entitled 20 receive e 81
smout o. Bcui. known "NouneeT, Family Nj boui-
80 81" O. thu Cooperation o. the City Of New-f ORR.
Tie said bonds III b- is ed 20 .uitnot less an
oG-ini uter', - the rle OF per cent per
lnnum ray ne ,c1i ally, tie ntst DAYS o. January
Juiv principal in be psysbs the r dsy o.
July ii They will also be transferable a. tie pleasure Of
the h5ders Oh cooks kept ~ tne Coz PEoilers ot'e ,
ROBERT a. HAWS, Comptroller.
city oil Nrw.ioss. Densrn-nt oi Insnes
Goaipit0.iei's once, June 2J 1862.
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ttlaehinerp.
Burning fIni0, Oils, 81.

NRITDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL.
Received direct from the manufacturers aud wss SO
for sss in qusa;iies 10 suit IN prime shipping order
,.ry lowest market rates. by stIfLFi Elm RROI ahU
A 10. yea I5W end Ava Niiisu,i '.v re
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lu Ulo,u /, man Goaceru.

A SHLEY NORTON INNS otherwise called
~ GEORGE TEMPLE. who f. BE- egsi 70 be fer4in. Ia
United .tltel Auny - eBTDcsty cnt-sei for tie sake
he sf.r''d psfsn.s, 20 IOaM N.CNiL a. will tie
Rev RUFUS BULL. ~. a. Hihsnl-st. Prggii,ure Il J.
lis ps.eqts viii sollu,, hs ishos Ia az Oaces
Gun .5e requested 10 cas- hs sscutipn 10 th notice.
III JOIN MYERS. who formerly resided 10
Liverpool aud sailed ION Londo b. tho slip Toronto,
Tor Hcu Yofz the month Of ia 1sry So u l. be~y-'
resided fr aone tine ~ koy-Yofk aut E-wOdcaus wi.
communicate with BIZ. RICHARD TEEBAh o; Liverpool
.sad Atone, i,~, he v hear Of sonetAn. 60 hi'
sdvanfs.r.
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Boots ano Shoes.

C4 So 30, -, and 81 5O.-SWOES and
TpeJs GAIrFRs NEW SPRING STYLES now ,.s3v
=, 'phgos. No 10 AZ u Arr.ss !? s-ri.s.s ,e.
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MO CURE, NO PAYS. X. KING, NJ. D..
~ cues Rhuemstsm, Neurslya, Gon DEop'yi En@ al
CHRONIC DISEASES,
with nav Chemical and Electrical application. aud mem
r.n,oyed rom the system &c. Ohee JoI Broone,s b. a.
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IlxvlIs,p 1oLtpsr. ,spCiyoiSN AZ R,i,eoAptO.,f
Gisvff.sp. -. june ~ 'fis
ryNUF BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this Com
4 p.ly E.r- d-e.stcI o. CASH DlNfDEhD o. FIVE rEf
CENT OF al ir ut n tho siI liou.h. ending otH
IN & auds snOCk DitlDfND o; 1--WE IT, r tthI on
orthc araatuisi .urpl. o,h Paysoe aui a1 IT. aay
o.. 5 gI,t neat.
SO hoac-s .gsei.i 10 Nr. ofS viii b. paid al; the
Office c. T.. .Ie State Trust d. a. N-gs-iof."
Tic Dividend Certificate br issu,i or fraction shares
VII b. eu-d % .srs Siteaes, tn'i converted into
20 .i'-sL
The I,s Book. Ill, ci,.. % the ,yeun; o. i,y y, aud
open ~. Q.
y, oder o. 80 Bs,-d Of p-ect,p.
GRO. H. ri SSiLJ. T.es.f',r
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ue6oins garos, &r.

AT GIMBREDE's, No. 80 Broadway, ~
~ Home and Visiting CARDS. Note farer honoGl1s. n
s1e a ~ Albums retaed for r. tu.tonrF'
oui o. town Nl dirsci thcir isyot ciibhEpf, ~ icY
AT WM. EVERDELL'S SONS--WEDDiNG
"A CAEDS-TLs.s celabited Er:rs1ol tnIds .o!d oniy
at No. 10. Fr'ton-sl, n. T. Es.sb4,hed loiJ
1 II. JOHNSTON q, Co., No. $50 BOW
10 EKi.Weddiny Visiting Cards kc, latest styles
-psamens by mail. hlso, Ws,ch.-. Je..sfy, v.wG. snd
80 VIZ. o. ~. best gltl'i... 90 O.. 90 prizes.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

RBsNsBuRa AND CREssoN RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, May s, 1852, trains
m this road will run as follows:
LEAVE EBENsBURa-
At o.sc A. NJ, connecting with Fast Mail
East and Express West.
A. e.26 P. M, connecting with Man Train
West and Express East
LEAVE CREssoN-
At s.55 A. NJ. or on departure of Fast Mail
East and Express West.
"A, 7.S5 P. NJ, or on departure of Mail
Train West and Express East.
ENOCH LEWIS, Gen. Supt-
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A UDITOR's NOTICE

A UDlIO OK > NOIlCE.-
II The undersigned, Auditor appointed
by the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria
county to report distribution of the proceeds
of the real estate of Thomas Kaylor, sold by
the Sheriff on al. Vend. Exponas No. 81 June
T., 1862. at the suit of John j. Glass and wife,
hereby gives notice to ali parties interested
in the fund that he will sit in the discharge
OF the duties of said appointment at his Office,
in the borough of Ebensburg, on TUESDAY,
the 9th day of AUGUST next, at enc o'clock,
P. NJ. WM. K1TTELL, Auditor.
July II ls62-3t<
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

IA The undersigned, Auditor appointed
by the Cou:t of Common Pleas of Cambria
county to report distribution of the proceeds
of Sheriff. sale of the real estate or Charles
B. Kennedy, deed, sold at the suits of Davis
& Tibhctt and Dr.. VIM. Lennon, on Vend
Expon. Nos. SO and SO June T., 1862, hereby
notifies all persons interested in said fund
that he will attend to the duties OF lis said
appointment at the Office Of VIM. Kittell, in
the borough of Ebensburg, on MONDAY, The
llth day of AUGUST next, at one O'Clock,
Pm. JOHN S. REEY, Auditor.
July IT, ls62-3t
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A ,UDITOR'S NOTICE.

n The undersigned, Auditor appointed
by the Orphans Court of Cambria county to
report distribution of the funds in the hands
of A. G. Mullin, Esq, Administrator of estate
of Charles N. Peary, deceased, upon his ac-
count filed, hereby notifies all persons inter
ested in said distribution that he will attend
to the duties of said appointment at his Office,
in the borough of Ebensburg, on MONDAY,
the 25th day of AUGUST next, at one o clock,
P. NJ. VIM. KITTELL. Auditor.
July II, 1S62-3t*
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"UGH A. Mccoy,
IL Saddle and Hcrnsss Manufacturer
EBENSRURG, Pa.
Office one door east of Davis, Jones b Co q
Store
large stock of rsady-nads EN3Sss, Sad
dies, Brides. 81, constantly on hand and for
sale cheap lnec. *. E55l-,f
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ALSO -
Boots and Shoes, Hats. Caps, Bonnets,
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware,
Notions, Perfumery, Stationery,
Flour, Bacon, Cheese, Mackerel. Herring
and Cod Fish, Syrups and Mc,asses,
Iron and Nails, Glass, Salt, Oils,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, &C., &C., &c.
In short-not to dip further into tedious
details-they intend keeping
A NUMBER ONE STORE,
Where the comfort and convenience of a
country community can be successfully ca
tered to.
By buying large stock at time, they are
enabled to sell their goods at
THRILLING ADVANCE ON CITY PRICES.
Roll in and see for yourselves. No charge
for showing articles.
nsH- Country Produce taken in exchange
for goods.
Ebensburg, April u, 1862.
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&C., &c, &c.
And, in fact, anything and everything usually
kept m a No. l Country Store-all of which
will be disposed of at prices to suit the times.
CALL AND EXAMINE GOODSl
Customers waited On by attentive Sales
men, and no charge for showing articles.
Ba~ Cherry, Poplar, Spruce, Pine, and
other Lumber, Butter, Eggs, and Country
Produce generally, taken in exchange for
Goods. A 4. BARKER.
May %, ls62-tf
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CAMP CURTIN, PA, August l8, lse

CAMP CURTIN, PA, August ls, 1862.
Correspondence of The Alleghanian
Two weeks ago a meeting was held in
Ebensburg, to raise company to go forth
in defercc of the rights most dear to
Northern freemen. You recollect the pro-
ceedings of that meeting men
then and there signed the muster-roll of
Capt. John n. Jones company. Well,
patriotic young men focked TO the stand
ard Of the Union, and in one week full
company was ready to enter the service of
Uncle Sam. On last Tuesday, We organ
lied, were sworn into the service of the
Federal Government, and elected our COM
missioned ofhcers. The next morning, at
half past FIVE O'Clock, amid the adieux and
God-speeds of friends, we left the Noun
tain Village for the term of nine months
At every station along cur journey, we
were welcomed with hearty hurrahs by
the men and the waving of handkerchiefs
by the ladies. At one of the stations, a
beautiful bouquet was thrown in at the
car window, which your correspondent had
the good fortune to secure. Thanks to
the fair donor, and may her pathway thro'
life be sweet and pleasant as the fragrance
of her floral offering!
On entering the station of Mexico, such
an assemblage of bright eyes, fair checks
and rosy lips greeted US that many of the
boys imagined they had, by some mistake,
taken the back track and were again in
Ebensburg!
At two o'clock, We arrived at Harris
burg depot. From thence we marched to
the Pennsylvania House, where we par
took of dinner; after which we marched
to camp. The same evening we received
our tents and one days rations, but moth
ing else, SO the first nights sleep in camp
for the greater portion of US was upon the
hard ground. Ground, say, and rot soft
green grass, for recollect, there is very
little in this camp except soldiers, tents
and-dust. This latter article, moreover,
is friend that sticketh considerably clo-
ser than poor relation Let us all petit
ton for rain--a great, rousing rain
which shall settle the dust of Camp Cur
tin, and thereby cause the hearts Of the
soldiers TO rejoice.
The rationS we receive are excaIlont
and it is only want Of proper knowledge
to prepare them that would render them
10 any oDe The boys are
anxious to receive their clothing and arms,
and learn what it is to be real soldier.
Thus far We have received by way of clo-
thing only overcoats and blankets, but
will get the remainder ere long.
The following is the musteT-r Of the
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ssTHE UNION
RIGHT OR WRONGP
DAY UPiPAY UPI!-

DAY UP! PAY UP!!-
Il All persons indebted to the subscribers
by either Note or Book account, are hereby
notified to make immediate payment. Costs
will be saved by attending to this in time.
D. J. EVANS l. SON.
Ebensburg. May %, IS62-3t.
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Spring and SUNNI, er Goods,

consisting in part of the following articles ::
Dress Goods, Millinery Goods, Plain and
Fancy Silks, Embroideries, Housekeeping
Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Shawls, Laces, and
so on, al intfnitum.
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" ANTED IMMEDIATELY! -
4 good journeyma1 TIMER, by
GEO. HUNTLEY.
Ebensburg, May 20, 1859
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FBENSBURG HARDWARE AM
IL STOVE DEPOT.

-
BARGALNS TO BE HAD'
The undersigned has just received a large
and splendid assortment of Hardware and
Cutlery, Cooking, Parlor and Heating Stoves,
Nails Window Glass, Fl oop Iron, Carbon Oil
Lamps and pure Carbon Oil, Japanned and
britannia Ware, Glass Ware, &c, &c, all OF
which he will sell very low for CASH or ex-
change for Country Produce.
Also:
He still continues TO manufacture Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware of all descriptions, for sale
either by the Wholesale or Retail. Repairing
done on short notice.
He returns his sincere thanks to his old
friends and customers for the patronage ex-
tended him, and begs leave to hope that they
will come forward and settle up their accounts
OF long standing, and commence the new year
"on the square" Ie must have money to
enable him to keep up his stock.
EA. Prices low, to suit the times.
GEO. HUNTLEY.
Ebenshurg, Jany. 9, la62tf
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NEW CHEAP CASH STORE ~!
THAT'S WHAT'S THE MATTER !"

E. J. MILLS & CO. beg leare to announce
to the citizens of Ebensburg and vicinity that
they have just received, at their new store
room, on High street, a most complete assort-
m of
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DROKE OUT IN A NEW PLACE!i

BROKE OUT IN A NE" PLAcE'l
- =
BARGAINSI BARGAINS FOR EVERYBODY
The subscriber takes pleasure in calling
the attention Of the citizens of CARROLL
TOWN and vicinity to the fact that he has
just received, and is now opening, ct the old
stand of Moore & Son, large and Taried
stock of
Dry Goods,
consisting in part of
Satins, Velvets, Cloths, Cassimeres,
Doeskins, Sattinetts, Tweeds,
Jeans, Tlckings, Flannels,
Brown & Bleached
Muslins. &c
DRESS GOODS Of erery style.
Together with an excellent stock of
BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, GAPS,
BoNNETs,
STATIONARY,
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TRUNKS,
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killed OF wounded while standing under
this cross fire from the right.
We fought two hours and forty minutes
in the woods, when the Colonel ordered
us to fall back into the field When we
reached the field, we found four rebel reg
iments drawn up in line all around US
The rebel officers ordered US to surrender,
but the boys wouldn't do it. We were
then fred into FROM every side, the rebels,
however, killing more Of their own men
in the operation than they did of ours.
When we saw that further resistance
was useless, We broke our guns By striking
them against trees and stones. Many of
US were marched into Richmond that
night, while others remained on the bat
tle-6eld all night and we're removed to the
city next morning.
Our officers behaved with the greatest
bravery. Col. Gallagher went into the
battle smoking a cigar. 1t. Col. jack
son. Major Johns and Adjutant M'Coy
were every where encouraging the men.
Capt. Lewis was all the time at the head
of his company, waving his sword, cheer
ing the boys, and telling them not to fire
until they could do good execution. He
was wounded in the leg, rendering ampu-
tation necessary, from the effects Of which
he died July I'd A Drawer man never
carried sword. Lieuts Burke and Jones
were wherever the balls fell fastest aud
thckest, and acted like men flat knew no
fear.
After we had been captured, the rebels
asked us how many regiments fought
against them. We told them one. They
said, awe (the reoels) had brigade, and
you nearly annihilated two regiments !''
The following is list Of the killed and
wounded of Co a. 1 believe it to be
correct:
Killed
Capt. A. Lewis, George K. Brown,
Daniel Holman, James Hoon,
John MCiune, Richard E. Jones,
Thomas MCammon, Emanuel Urban.
founded
Ii. James c. Burke, Camp Moore,
Sergt. j. &. Scanlan, John MBride,
Corp. VIM: A. Leayy, George NJ MBroom,
Thompson Carney, Hilarian O'Conneu
Thomas P. DUNN, William Powell,
Richard R. Davis, William w. Wagner,
David T. James, Henry Wareham,
Thomas Williams.
Yours, truly, DANIEL D. JONES.
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BS- The Public is requested to roll In
the moro the merrier-and secure Bargains
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Dec. Is 1881.
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Letters have been received here
from Co. A, 1lth Penna Reserves, dated
Fredericksburg, Va, 10th inst, stating
that the major portion Of that company
arrived there during the past week.
In list Of sick and wounded SOL
diers wko arrived at New York from Har-
rison's Landing last week, we find the
names of Lawrence Holman and Frederick
j. Evans, both of Co. A, 11th Penna.
Reserves.
We are much obliged to our former
Johnstown correspondent, e." for the
musterroll of Capt Kopelin's company
Will try and publish it next week. We
hope he will continue his favors
a half company left St. Augustine,
this county, for Harrisburg, last week
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TAKE NOTICE !--The books and &C
counts Of DIR. John NJ. Jones have been
left at the store of VIM. Davis & Sons.
Ebensburg, where all persons indebted are
requested to call and settle Immediately.