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government, as founded on the principle OF
Stats-Soversignty 1T voluntary feoeF 'st''
with g writtln constitution. sHd sEf ciHc;po"N
srsr
Again. i.uo,snrp q! Tho nhture q cur ao-
nestle Institutions, lLs rtlstlon OF oi"s'er anu
slave. and the isuts, historical sna STATISTICAL
which prove the Southern solution oil the jux'
tanos,tion of rhs two races to Is the only one
rational. or practicsble--whst, but such igRo-
rance profound md gross could excuse the
sen timcnt Of MT. Gladstone, in Ills recent
speech, that if onca convinced that thu var
ware one for tie nanuussion Of the slave, the
whole Eoelisb nation would cry God speed to
our invaders But, finally, ignorance Of the
progress Of the wcr is iniuring us abroad. If
there is one characteristic of the universal
Yankee patton moro striking than sll others,
it is On utter disregard OF truth.
Mendacity is their original sin, and one OF
the greatest evils Of The wsr is that Truth is
contrabanj: snd, under tho blockade OF the
Southern ports, has no escape from the Con-
tinent. Judge Rost in his-recent letter pub
lished in New Orleans by order Of Butler, says
that the northern exuegtrstions gro dalDg
great rjury to our cauao their paper VIC
tories, their Tslorous charges On superior
numbers, their mythical captures, then ire.
sis,ible appeals to tho "cold steel pen, make
an in:pI cssion abroad very ~un!aSoraolo 10 our
r.cogC;,iuu. Il WAS Under the il q aerce Of the
Yapks. account OF tbs fail Of Fort DOnelson, in
which capture Of less than {. 900 by srcsty
superior iorcs, MIS- magnifisd into the taking
of 16 900 by an equal number, that Cur last
hope Of g speedy recognition disappeared
Such distortion of facts discourage our friends,
and, as Judge saJe, unfair confidence in the
"bravsry of Southern troops, snd the ultimate
success Of our cause" 1t is this cloud Of
Northern witnesses which must be confronted,
and put TO shame. We must,
"Aruti, aud wsspoIsd With the uuth.
Yut 70 utter rout these 1scsndsiouI liaIs :"
The English ard French must not only be-
lieve, as they now Go, that tho Northern press
is unworthy of full credit, bu: that no reliance
whsteveris to be placed upon It's statements
that it not only falsifes, but does so profession.
ally, systematically, constitutionslly, and most
enormously. Ouce convinced that cur con.
quest is impossible, cur speedy recognition
must soon follow; once recognized we are
free
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THELATE COL AsHBlI-.

The I.5nchharg Republican" Of Tuesday
Btates that the reusins Of this.gallant and chiv-
.Sirors officer ware inferred with military
donors, on Saturday last. in the University
EnrJiSI Ground, nsar Charlottesville, Va
His s:sve viii. seeE. .h.s. q halowed spot, to
.,~hich the votsrJ Of Southern freedom will OFT
turn with reverence, and lay laurel wreath
&c gaTuish tbs tomb 0: thactrue patriot the
H1a7s and ds.ias soldier, and the noble gen
t!aMsn.
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HEAoQUAsrrRs FuUTH CokPs,
May 20. 1852.

OEDsRa.
Oaaey's Dr:s OH n III u,uvo fors Ard To- uul
row mornlng, (May 29lh,) at 8 o'clock to tho
clearing occupied by two houses anj wood
pills, about three. quarters Of mile 10 advance
Of bis present position on arriving at his'ne~
position, Brig. Ge1. Casey will forthwith pro-
ceed 10 fortify il.
Cuuch'a Division gill also move 1t Tue atus
hour Tomorrow p'orDihg, nrd Iaao up q pos.
tion III the Seven Pines"
By order oi Brig, Gen. koyes,
q. o. SNTDAa,
Captain end 8. 4. Il.
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IHE MOULDED.

The number Gi sounded in the various hes
Iilals i.ss teen materially diminished lii The
last few days, e arse number Of them having
sufficiently recovered from the enscts OF their
wounds to be sent to their respective homes,
vhcTc they will remain until able cgain to take
the;. places in tee ED The N ortality has been
very Slight vncn &c consider the number Of
wounded in cur midst. The ladies still con-
:inue their un,ring LABOR in behalf OF The
euundod, watching by their couches beth
night and daT.
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for moment believe that tho civilized ust!ous
will tolerate SUCH an enormity, and such tram.
ling under foot Of their conventional law. #
however, the sequel shall prove that s,u
wrong in this, know that the Creator Of III,
Universe Himself will, in the dispensation Of
His providences, utterly arrest and punish II
to the destruction Of the perpetrators.
JusTICs
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George De .G1asse, coiorsd nsa, aud sc'
body servant Of tie tsr2oas zCclot De srsa =, :
and auesequspsly5Gof .xaren Burr, died =
Brooklyn, N, f., on Monday, between 80 ara
1co years Old $3.50.
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IlJ0Pr
HsAGSGABTERs 70 Eniu,DE,

OAsETs DIVISION,
Coco lloPs D. q. Feb. Goth, 1862
SPECIAL 0RDER.
No. ls
/. Col. Howell s5th Pa. Vols is ordered to
arrest and bring 10 his camp, J. j. Jaroc, resi-
be NO cne,u. 10. ,he United States Government
II. Alter bis arrival in camp trs prisoner
will lie examined by Culone! Howell, and de-
saintd in custody until further orders.
III Col. Howell will report il writing, to
these Headquarters the result OF the eyam!na-
tian, 6S GUon ss completed.
b. cauiaand 81 B:is ticn. VIM H, Eeim,
II L. JEEFRIFs.
AG; Gen
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HEADQUARTERS 4th OoRf5, J
Gen. CASE,
FROM DOCTOR TO a SURGEON.

The following latter was also. found, We be.
lieve, 90 Oasey'a grou6d. Our papers have
frequently published specimens Of Northern
education &c dispisysd il letters captured Oh
the ratsls fsid. Tlis isttsr reilg nSm pIoa
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rEgMoHT RErREAr1Na AND BLOCKING HIS WAY

rRgMoNS RETREATINe AND BLOCKING HIS WAY.
srAuaros, June 9, 1862
70 Go.ernor Leteher:;
Gen Jackson has given Shields CD awful
whipping, capturing one regiment and his ar
tiierT, :rd driven him for miles down the
Sa-nacdaa
Fremont appeared On the opposite bank of
tna Nor;n anI Shenandoah rivers
Our victory to-day over Shields is complete.
lfGa2 Jackson had reinforcemonts he would
sayo ali. Olr loss is vsry heavy, but the ene.
m.'s wss .scnendous. Tho cavalry is still In
pursuit..
Fremont hs= crossed tie Nerth River. with
51si! ::11.cs, at Rockland Mills.
(aEcoSD plsPATcs.]
STAvSToa June 9.-Gen. AshbJ was killed
tro huad.td; to-day much heavier. Will
give you any news additional that comes to
hsn6-. Great 7iotory over Spislds to-day.
THIRD or7ATcH.
S.ArSTos, Juns s.-Ffemont is falling back
snt bloeksding the road. Jackson pressing
Salslds. Urge forward tbs reinforcements, so
that be may follow up his successes
AVN.
SNcsnl ssosu General Jackson.
SsAs PosT RzPULIo, Oh,
s1A STATION. June 10th, 1852 {
t. S. Cooper, A6jutsnt General
Through Gid's blessing the enemy near
Port Republic was this dsy routed, with the
as III six pieces OF bis artillery.
.sisa5dl T. j. JACKSON.
Major General Commanding.
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JACKSON AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
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EMO LRERs CORRESPONDENCE:
% lie Ealors Of the Enqliret::

To he Editors Of the Enquiret:'
S7AusToN, June S.h, 1867
Gvnr1vy.s. Generals Jackson aud Ewell
again gave the Yankees whipping 'o-ohy, a.
and nsar Port Republic. TneY have oeeh ny
ing 10 get StoneEa;l into trap ever snco 40
left liaTpsrs Ferry ana this time thsy toTlsu.
thoy had Him Shields csu'o up from front
Royal via Swift Run Esp to Porl ksPuoic,
whiio Fremont followed Jackson, ai'd llaS lucy
Intended 10 gul hinn between tErih aud atesce
him iu front aud ieur .Shields arrived al his
posilon th.s ,urrnlns 81 ah eArly hour anu
IL ade tie htta.E upon JACKSON, aud was re-
pulsed. In the Meantime Fremont came up IN
the II a. SUD & ,nGia! ETell served him IN inc
msnaer, sui grove hin back towards hafrl
>on5ure. uGT glorious ,lie.lain is still sale,
anu, Snh us idad sru.i, is attic 10 1nlP tue
enemy did deIeGI /. cunning schemes. have
fust learned f.o:a ;.:zl dispatches thaI The
rout ri Fremont Vs.: ut,ar and 'ohpiete. Tue
great path li..isI al! i.a'r e Try ms Lana
again
l'IiS ggI,.u- nem: la: s,.eiea ths e'o"l
lha: " 81 tli0nn uvrt tlIe .,Guiu'nuty W the
IaII oil lis gallant .,shY,. Bat lhey wilt long
mourn The ICES oi ih!s gallant pArt,2Aa chiet~
tSil,, an., wen ii.os!, while ali aro sn,lnated W
our Success, tiI= l,aiilo oi AshbY iispeEe6 Win
tratnulOus emci:t.,,
- ,se!e IS : tee. ios oil II al iie,
uaurnes Ger tie bunbeit SIaTs.
I-t nations swell the funeral cry,
,udt-:um2i -::g; a3a-. Il. 6S1sa
;. Isbkce tiicrr, o brother q Zane. Ire
Arctic explorer, has jos; boon brought IN VINO
was captured II tho e. iit III which AShoy vas
killed
Two ladies iron Fairmont have just sTTl7ed,
and bring .lhe Interesting news from inc
North.w est Pierpont had gone to Falrmont to
hold 4 GsloEfrtiuu un Tho hnnivel sary Il tic
occupations OF lhat place by the Northern
troops, when Tie news ot Banks r"itt reached
hiu. He Immediately jumped on freight
train snd "ekedaddlcu" ;or Wheeling, and per.
bsps heyoad il. Tue whole Union pnPi:stion
VAS very mach scared, and Il jackson n.i
10 soc ii nave in thai iirt r.,on they would huHe
tollv.,L III. s.arnFie al Their gallant ~ tioV
trnor.
All IL u1w 4u.ui Il. ,h-i County a"u S's'y
thing selling 4, vary 10" ii.tcs ii ii1I 'h:ic Is
no market ior 81; ;hing. NJ
P.S. n:7e just i;9fi.~d ,u-t Tie dsc.
with SnicitS We: mere ,t:;''sG, aau ias'eu
but sho., tmo il ",T-f 80 vas reluls:o
IS above stated.
rOa the next day is t;scn j"nvn regular
bsttl. win 5aields as ia: o.. 'I".aIy rao-
lished, aid ROUTED hla. sab : r:''j loss
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FROM GEN. CASET'S HEADQUARTERS.
Wehaye been presented with C number of
documents taken ct brigadier General Casey S
Headquarters, on the battle. field Of the Seven
PINES. Thoy ore the originals Of orders ad.
dressed ,o General Casey b. his superiors. It
is tc bo supposed ,n:s respect for his com
manders would csusa Gen. .. u take caro- Of
their commentaries. he surely must have
left the Ssvca Pines il sGaeshiag of C hurry
end under mental perturbation
The following c:s tho orders which ssat
Oaseys Division forward. They s-e from
Brig. Gen. EsJcs, c,nnaadirG q corps of Nc
Olellal's lrmJ. The orders under which
Casey moved back again issued from Cur side
CT the line:
HEADQUARTERS 4TB Army CoRrs,
May 25Ih, 1862. =. NJ.
GEiERIL Orders
No. -.
l. Tee whole COT ps all tlo7s this morning
to tho Seven Pines. Casey's Division will
march ct 10 o'clock, End Couoh'S will move c
half nour later The cavalry xiil march be
tween the two Division columns All tho
wagons will follow COUGHS Division, Casey's
wagons ehead. Ocuch's next, aid those of tho
cavalry list The precise location Of tho camps
will bs designated ss The bend Of each column
arrives near rfIu fuI ks, q, .'Ser-n -f''nor."
. All tho surplus baggage srd "agons will
bs sent, without delay, 10 tbs Essi SIDE OF The
Caichaholniuy river, wueie they will lie par ksd
go az not 10 Interrupt tho ,6ad, an'i sua''lod W
q suitable ioics, 10 DO composed ol tnuso least
able to march. The wagons msy be used to
transport supplies to the 'Seven pIne5," but
they will be Immediately returned &c tho park.
s. Tns troops viii have continually in their
haversacks three days rssions, so as to be rea-
dy to meet any emergency. All entrsnching
tools in the possession Of the corps will accom-
pany it OF the match.
The time for moving is deferred until 10
o'clock, to enable the men to COCK, and other
wise prepare for the march.
By order OF Brig, Gsn'l he3cE,
u. o. SNTDAS,
Capt and A. A 6.
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TIE following is list Of tie CASUALTIES in
company H, Captain Tnoncs Il. WEIGH, 4.ih
virginia Regiment:
Tounded-Wn q Coleman, VIM Bruca
Jst;. Brown, Va Tcnts, Robs N Garnet
J,ha Lang, jas Hanna aad E G D;js-netss.
None CT Tie sto7s srs considered dangt rousl5
wounded. -.-z---1. :. : .
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OUR. LOSS HEAVY.

SHIELDS aoUTED WITH IMMENSE LOSS.
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The $40. 900 Southern bonds have besn re-
sssoSs1 70 Mr. Guthrie the claimant who SAT-
tEed sao periods Of tmpE il Fort
lafayette as Buppqssd EsscsssionsI >e-s..,
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NIlSCELLANEOUS

MoRg GLORIOUS NEWS FROM
J a Q X S Q N.
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Captain end 3. 4. q.

We publish sso the following ordars, not IS
of any special interest; but as Gen. Casey has
lost them, perhaps no will be Obliged 10 US TOR
preserving aopies:
HE.pc'ss AaMY OF TIE PoT0a.c,
Camp Near Tunstall's Station,
SIay Goth, 1852.
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Tt. lI.. j.; b. alluded to was poor ie!lo.,
wao nads his Irssd ut market gardening, il
,hs vicinity of Washington
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y
2. The Board heretofore appointed to examine
into tho capacity, qualifications, prolriety, and
conduct and efficiency Of volunteer officers of
Casey's Division, will te-assenblo at such
time md place ss the Commander of he 4th
Army Corps may appoint for the purpose Of
examining such officers ss the Division Com
mxnder may order bstore the Board
Dol. w Brown, 100th New Ioik Voluu-
tsers is appointed member of the Board In
place CT Col Caldwell, relieved.
b. Command Of Msj Gen. MoOLELlAa.
(Signed,) s. WILLIAMS,
AssistsntAdjutant General.
IOHc:al, O. O. SNYpAa,
Captain and A. a. 6.
Headquarters 4sn Amy Corps, May 2etb,
1882.
HEADQUARTERS ARar OF THE Po7o4Ao,i
Camp near Coal Harbor, May 20, 1852.
SPECIAL ORDERS No. 1853.
l. During the present operations before
Richmond ali beating o: sounding of calls is
prohibited. eacopt such es mrJ be necessary
in tho sTent of the appearance Of Inc erauy
or when actually engaged. Bands will not play
unless whea actually engaged, Division or
Brigade Commanders saay deem it advisable
BIZ Command CT Msj. t1en. MCCLELLAN,
iS;snedl s WILLIAMS
Assistant Adju'aut General
(0tticiai c. U. SNyDAM,
Captain and A. A e.
Headquarters "a Army Corps, May %, 1862.
Gen OssET
HEADQUARTERS 4th OoRf5.
S.rAatS HousE. May q. 1852.
ORDERS No. =.
Uader Instructions from the headquarters Of
the Army of the Potomac one wagon to each
regi,onn1 of this corps will be allowed to re
main for transportation Of medical supplies, on
this side the Ohckahominy.to follow its reei-
men,, aud to be kept with it st oil times.
By order IF Brig. Gen kEYss
SANE j SMITH,
L:tut. AID A A a 6.
Gen CisrT
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Major General Commanding.


N,H r.. have ot1cisl authority for saying,
that the above story is so ENORMOUS invention
and Justification. Gen. Becu-cgsrd rnado q
most successlut and orderly retreat. The cue
my we're COMPOUNDED ty his mysterious
disappearance, and did not know when &c had
left, nor whcrchc had gunu.
We have been kindly furnished With a copy
Of tie report, il which Cen Beaurcssrd Off
cially ANNOUNCES his movement TO the Govern.
mcnt here. Its written from point, So mix 5
South of Cvrinlb, end reads ss follows:
Juie Sd, 1862
I'VE evacuated Oorintn successfully On lnn
Goth ull. 1t was complete surprise to tie
enemy. Oua HEAR GUARD arrived here UNNo-
LEsTsb last night. We brousG%sway ALL oUR
HEAVY Guns, TENTS, &C., but had to burn few
trn IS cut OF by gross neglect in getting to q
bridge u. /. Z.
a few cais laden With supplies were not
Brought up as rapidly as had bacn ordered,
end hence weie Cut ct oy The destruction Of Q
railroad bridge ahead Of them, BY our troops,
aud mad to DO burned. Some few of our sick
nsy also have tIllcn into their hands. These
circumstances are t,o slight 10 deprive Ecan.
regards neTe CT its character Of an eminent
SUCCESS ana yet 1t is upon these lbst Hareck
builds his despatch, SC far Indeed as be deigns
to trouble himself about tina truth. 1t is
rather to be supposed that 10 head the cry OF
the Nortl for more ral. lLd lie patrotieslly
met the demand az VIC have SEEN.
Toe courage wb:ca requires saet coastsnt
AID heavy stimulating. cannot last long. It's
arti sa and will break down. The resolution
which cannot endure the plain truth, wil at
last be tFoksn By the truth; for truth is per-
tinacous, and ar.ll be heard eod seer The
virtues OF 7at; cannot last forever. Stinuia.
ton is ever followed Dy lassitude, until o: last
the system breaks down under tho alterSs-
tions The TACT that tlo North sdmits the
G,e1s,s;ty Of Justification. and comedies that it
cannot fight without 7at;; in abundance, is one
of the most encouraging sigrs Of the times.
Courage, ye Coniederatcsi ne have eci OF!
enemy at disad7aats se-press rPo" him
and be is ours
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"H.ILyok' S HEADQUARTERS. I
juno / 1862. !

juno /. 1862.
"Hos. E r. STANTON, SECRETARY CT WAH
Gen. Pope, with 5000 men, IS thirty miles
sodtn nf OoriHth, pushing tho snss.J h:Ih.-
He ALREADY reports 10000 prisoners and de-
serIers fenm tbs caealy, snd - 600 stand OF
arms c,ptured.'
Thousands vi tie enrmy cre throwing sway
their arms 4 farmer says that when .Rcsn-
regard learned that Gel Elliott had cut the
railroad on his line OF retreat, tie became lraI-
tic, and told bis men 10 save themselves the
best way They conld.
We have captured nine locomotives and a
lumber CT cars. Ono Of the former is already
repaired, and is running to-day. Several more
Will be il running Older in two or three days,
The result is all ! could possibly desire.
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Special Orde:s
No. 153. !;
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Nctc.-In postscript Dr.. Mott enjoins i
upon US not to use the foregoing, uotil We oai
learned Of tie evacuation, PasseDselssa d le''
te,s bring that information, and re according!
give it 10 the p1tl.c. Tncls:ter has oeeu il
our possession, IS its date irdics;ss, for see
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FROM THE BATTLE FIELD.

Brig. senl Second DIVISION.
U.p;. y. . SNTDIM, a, 4. q.
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li7ESFooL, May Sales d Sut:u. -
days IL 900 bales. Prices Lrs L; I.lr a1a o'!.~
eighth ni prnny higher
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VEyHE UNION FOREVER!.
RH TUDOR & HUGH JONES,

Having formed partnership in the GRO
Gerry business would respectfully call tire
attention of the people of Ebensburg and Vi
ci4ity TO their large stock, which has been
selected in the Eastern market with great
care. Come and examine for yourselves !
They cannot fail to please. Our stock consists
in part of the following articles, viz
White and Brown Su- Chewing and Smok s
garS, Iooacco,
n. o. Molassses, Cigars, Snuff,
Syrups Candies, Soap,
Rio Coffee, Clothes, Market and
Young Hyson, Imperial Fancy Baskets,
and Black Teas, WASH boards, Brooms,
Spices of ali kinds, Buckets, Measures,
Butter Sugar and Wa Kealers, Churns,
ter Crackers, Kegs,
Dried Apaleg. Peaches. Hair and Wire Selves,
Oranges and Lemons, Scrub, Shoe and Dus-
Figs, Raisins, ting Brushes,
Pr0pes, Citrons, Rope, Hed cords,
Nuts OF all kinds, Lines, Nope Halters,
Ext. Ley and Coffee, Twine, Tyc Yarn,
Bowls, Fawcits,
Butter Prints and La Window Glass,
dies, Putty,
Arnold's Inks from TO An assortment OF Es-
75cents per bottle, sences and Drugs,
Shoe6ndiugs, Pegs, Shoveis Spades Hoes,
Nails, Thread, Garden Hay Rakes
Sole Leather, Scythes and Srathes
Harvest Tools, Buck Saws and Nails
Hay Forks, Provision
FLOUR, CORN and OAT NEAL.
CHEESE, RICE, BACON,
IACKEREL, HERRING, Goldfish
And all kinds of Liquors, Brandy, Gin, Wines
Old Rye and Common Whiskey, &c, &c.
gsA- The above articles viii be sold chsal
for Cash or Country Produce, at Cash price.
Ebensburg, May 9, l86l:u -
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"A HuNTNGDos, PA,
Sell Fruit & Ornamental Tress. Vines &c Vi
better growth, larger size, and atlowerPTi.,s'
than any of the Northern or Eastern NuIs''''''
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Standard Apple trees II Isl cents e1'-
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Peach trees, Is to 20 cts eaeh-s!-''0 y
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Standard Pear trees. 80 TO 75ets oach' ..o
Dwarf Pear trees, sos tOSl each--V ~
per 100
Dwarf Apple trees, 80 10 IS cts esen
Standard Cherry trees 372 10 % cas-
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Plum trees 80 cts.
Apricot trees 40 to 80 cts.
Nectarine trees % cts each.
Grape Vines % cts 10 81.
Silver Maple trees 624 to 81.
European Ash, 10 10 l
European Larch, IS cts to l.5o.
Norway Spruce, so cts 10 81 o,o
American Balsam Pine, 70 cts 10 s4,JV -,
American * Chinese Arbor 'lI'' ~
Sl.50
Strawberry Plants, 81 per 100 &c ~
Huntington Jan. 25, 1850 3m'
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-03-13

re At recent meeting Of parish. a
solemn, straight bodied and most exoul.
plary deacon submitted u report, in VIII
ting, of the destitute widows and Others
standing in need OF assistance in the par
ish. "Are you sure, deacon,' asked an
ether solemn brother, ''that you have
embraced ali the widows?' He said he
h9lieved he had done 30 bat if any had
been omitted tho cm;sS;ou eou1 be aas,ly
corrected.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-03-13
A CARD
NTTNFRS BRIDGE.


Lancaster Tp. July 80, 1860.
MEssRs. Evans AND WATSON: GENTLEMEN-
The small size No l Salamander safe which
L purchased from your agent, Mr.. Adam r.
Bar, in Lancaster City, July goth, 1858,
has been subjected to very severe test
which 1t wiLhstood in a most satisfactory
manner. This Safe, containing all my books
together with vaiuable papers belonging to
myself and some 20 my neighbors and friends,
and represeting value of over Twenty Thous-
and Dollars, $3.50, ,000) was in my Mill which
was destroyed on the night of the 27th of Ju-
~, 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 rui.ls, which was greatly Increased
by the combustion of large quantity of grain
confined within the brick walls Afler the
fire the safe was opened and the books and
papers taken out in state of perfect preser-
vation, the paper not even being discolored
This fact was, however to many bystanders
better recommendation of your Safes than
could be expressed in any other words from
me. Yours Respectfully,
Ise13 SAMUEL RANCK.
uea- large assortment of the above quail
ity Of Fire and Thief Proof Safes ALWAYS on
hand and for sale at as low rates as any other
firm, at EVANS II WATSON'S,
No. 30t Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.