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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

To TIE Polls Our readers are re-
minded of the fact that the Spring cleo
ton takes place on Friday, goth inst
Tickets Of all kinds neatly, expeditiously
aud cheaply printed at this Office.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

HoRsEs-Messrs. Eavenson and Bro.
are now in town, and will remain until
Saturday next, tor the purpose of buying
good conditioned horses Those of our
readers desiring to receive good prices for
any surplus animals of the style indicated
should call on them forthwith, at the
Mountain House.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

DIED In Taylor township, this coun-
ty, on Friday, 9th INST, JAMES, son of
Abraham and Catherine Good, aged 4
wears, I months and y days
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

ALSO -
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets,
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware.
Notions, Perfumery, Stationery,
Flour, Bacon, Cheese, Mackerel, Herring
and Cod Fish, Syrups and Molasses,
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
NUMBER ONE STORE,
Where the comfort and convenience of a
country community can be successfully
tered to.
By buying large stock at a time, they are
enabled TO sell their goods at a
TRIFLING ADVANCE on CITY PRICES.
Roll in and see for yourselves. No charge
for showing articles.
nsa- Country Produce taken in exchange
for goods. ~
Ebensburg, April "a, 1862.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

The subscriber begs leave 20 inform the
Public that he is prepared te furnish, on
short notice and on reasonable terms, all
manner Of WORKED LUMBER, SASH AND
DOORS. and MOULDINGS.
All work warranted TO give entire satisfac-
ten, otherwise 40 charges will be made.
Orders from distance solicited, and filed
with ponptnesS and dispatch.
gea Rough L,imber taken in exchange for
Worked Lumber b. L. WILLIAMS.
khtnsburg. Jan. 80, lS62-tf.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

r Asst NOTICE.
IL All persons indebted TO the Ebensburg
Foundry, by Note, Book y ccount or otherwise
are hereby notified to call and settle. Costs
viii follow neglect of this notice.
Z. GLASS & co.
EhenshurG Dec. "a, IeG2-5t.
asay- Hendbills OF all kinds printed at this
offlce.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

FOUND On Friday week, on the Eb.
and Wilmore Plank Road, lady's Fu
Cnt. The owner can have it by applying
at this Office.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

RAILS We notice that the Cambria
Iron Company, Johnstown, with commen-
dable enterprise, have made arrangements
by which they are now enabled 10 turn
out large quantities Of ''hammer headed
rails daily.
Thereanent which, we are led to ob-
serve that, between the "hammer- headed
rails" of the G. L. Co., and those other
hammer headed rails of our Democratic
contemporaries against the Emancipation
Proclamation, the community will never
be without full supply of the article
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

On RUNNERS. other "gay and
festive" parties who, during the superb
sleighing Of the past week-and it scos
superb, was the sleighing, so much so,
in fact, that an unappropriated piece OF
horseHesh was an utter impossibility, and
fancy cutter commodity commanding
fabulous premium-amo others, we
say, who took occasion to enliven our
town with their presence was represen-
tation from Wilmore, composed Of classics
rosy and gallarts gay" Wilmore, altho'
somewhat abbreviated as to size, is all
right and one ahead when you come to
speak of sociability, ct cetera. So in this
instance-they enjoyed themselves huge
~, according to the rules in such cases
made and provided. \ moonlight jaunt
con runners" over the plank, past nu-
merous toll houses, we presume, and Ia
king the longest road-that's the way
they went home. Come again-soon.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

FLATTERING PRospEcT.-We forgot to
mention it last week, that, if there is
any reliance to be placed in "signs," we
are booked for six weeks more winter
weather. Tuesday was Candlemas day,
otherwise aud more familiarly known as
Ground Hog Day" on which occasion
the animal that grasps the destiny of the
season in his clutches did distinctly, by
reason of much sunshine, see his own
shadow! This may be considered relia-
ble-to greater or less extent.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12
quick Sales

"A k-EOntSs
A. "A. BARKER,
EBESsBURG, PA
TIME SUBSCRIBER would respectfully an |
Il nounce to the citizens of Ebensburg and |
vicinity that he has just received ia his |
stsre, on High street, the largest and most |
complete assortment of
WINTER GOODS,
ever before brought to this county, oil ot
which he is determined to sell cheaper Man
the cAeapest. E
DRY GOODS.
In endless variety.
DRESS GOODS,
OF every description
WOoLLEN GOODS,
full and complete assortment.
WHITE GOODS,
Embracing oil the latest styles.
EMBROIDERIES,
Handsome and of the best quality.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
OF all sorts. sizes, widths and prices.
HOOP SKIRTS AND BALMORALS.
The latest and best STYLES.
READY-MADE CLDTHING,
better and cheaper article than ever before
offered to this community
BOOTS AND SHOES,
ofthe very best workmanship.
HATS AND CAPS,
Fashionable and of durable material
MILLINERY GOODS AND NOTIONS
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
BUFFALO ROBES.
Hdrd,core, Queensware, Groceries, Flour, Bacon
| Cheese, Syrups, Votasses, .Nqckerel, Her
| ring and Cod Fish, Iron and NaiIs,
| Cedar and EHIotc H-dre, D1ugs
/ and Medicines, Carbon and
| Fish OIL, etc, etc, etc
| These. and many other descriptions of
Goods, too numerous to here mention, cen
stantly on hand.
Not to mnce matters, he keeps
FIRST CLASS COUNTRY STO2E,
| where anything or everything person may
! need or desire can be obtained.
| By 5uvine large stock ut time and pay-
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12
Spring and SumIne er Goods,

consisting in part of the following articles
Dress Goods, Millinery Goods, Plain and
Fancy Silks, Embroderies, Housekeeping
Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Shawls, Laces, and
SO on, ad infnitum.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

DRESS GOODS,
OF every description
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE IL
THAT'S WHAT'S THE NATTER p.

E. ]. MILLS & co. beg leave to announces
to the citizens of Ebensburg and vicinity that
they have just received, at their new store
room, on High street, most complete assort-
AZ
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

READYMADE CLDTHING,
better and cheaper article than ever before
offered to this community
, 1863-03-10

the scene and ordered all to their respective
quarters. The 18th retired tin good order"
Wit. salyo Of hip, hip, hurrah'a from the 18th
Michigan.
Col. Mcdowell was terribly excited, and he
promised to investigate the matter: II prf-
Yates are the guilty ones, they shall suffer !; II
officers, they shall suf1er-nsay b, OF, perhaps.
There Is only ono tn blame, aad Ill utate al
this, that 1t is Col. Wolcott.
What o terrible catastrophe It would be If
those tHo regiments were to commence =
fight. shuddcr n the thought, and lupe the
drunken rutInns who have SO wan.only out
ragged private soldier, and the be'!icose Col.
onel who was so Insulting, will By brought to
graceful expulsion from the arny-ffom q
Service III which they hive shown themselves
to be unworthy Of position OF place.
, 1863-03-10

A Drunken Colonel gets whipped by 4
Private,


Editor chicago Post:
LAGRANGE, Tenn, March IA disgracc:a1
reucountre took place at Grand JunctionJyes-
tcrdny evening. I llaye inquired from by
ISLANDERS at the time It took place. and believe
the following to be . true account:
Col. .Wolcutt. Of the 10th o. Y. infantry,
and few Of his ofHcers, were drinking ale,
ad li6itnm, in the post suffers store, aud we're
in merry mood. They improyised I pas, NJ
ter the famous Madame Vestris fashion, to
es1livcn their malt nhations. Jerry Brennan,
Of the 18th Michigan infantry, went into the
suffers and quietly asked for Il glass of ale,
One Of the slouldcr-straps said he could not
gct any. jerry remarked that he thought his
money IVES good, and that private Soldier
ought to get n glass q nle, as be did the best
GERS very coafecIy Informed him that he WAS
q ]iar! Jerry informed the t''polite' officer
that he {Jerfy> had as good s. Right to call him
{shou1def-straps) . liar as ehouldeT.straps had
ia call him. The valiant officers thercupon
pounccd on Jerry, but the first ons WAS hors
an awful manner, and covered his face with
confusion ard blood. Col. Wolcott happened
to bc apart at the time his friends SO gallant.
II attacked the private, but coming over sep
a1ated them, and ordered the crowd that col
1ectcd to 60 to their quarters. Sergeant Pool
hrst be met. 1e ordered him to 60
to lis regiment iu a very forciblc and
provoking 1uanncr. suitini; the word to
tue action, and the action to the word, he
struck the sergeant on tho ear. The sergeant
made no reply but that 1lo wins going to his
regiment, whc1cupon the placid colonel
kntrkcd lin down. The ale began to work,
and he dashed round with Go to your regi-
ment-cycry ono of you-to your quarters"--
cutting mud kicking like bully in bar.room.
He gave . stout little French boy stroke GU
! the back Of the head, whick broke the cameFs 8
back. "Frcnchy" couldn't stand that-and
| struck out from the shoulder, doubling mp
| the ron Of Mars, and leaving him ut full
| length on terra .fr4na. To cure him he gave
him quartettc of kicks that wero yery cx-
rressive-and eloquent. The companions OF
the colonel were shocked when they SAW
their chief so low, md rolled up their sleeves
q la Bcnd1go, but " "slmmcrcd down" when
they SAW halfa dozen stout looking fellows
| Of the 18th Michigan coming over TO p1ucky
"Frcnchy." By this time there was lsrge
crowd, and sund:y cxpletiT mot very elegant
the long roll Of the 18th Indiana rang ont
ard all IT Was "as merry as . marriage
bell" The Colonel picked himself up littl.
soberod and got out Of sight. Down can't
| the 4eth, with arms In their Lands and fight II
their eyes. The 18th Michigan looked a
them with jeer6 AID sneers, whom Col. Nc
Dowcll, commanding the brigade, and Col
McDo<mott, commanding tho post. came upol
, 1863-03-10

Patents Issued to Western In.
ycntorS-
The following patents have been issued to
Western inventors:
]. Babi1lion, Detroit, Michigan, drying
grain.
II. J. & Il. J. Hale, Jr, indianapolis, Indi-
ana, devastating machine.
George Engle; Bunker Hill, Wisconsin, Har-
yestcr.
R. J. Hamilton, Chicago, Illinois, journal
box.
G. y. 7. Kransch, Chicago. Illinois, ma
chine for moving railroad cars.
". 8. Todd. MccAanicsvil1e, Iowa, corn
planter.
j, Wolf. Fort Madison, Iowa, razor stroos,
, 1863-03-10
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, 1863-03-10
IRRITATION OF THE SECK OF THE BLADDER,
INFLAMMATION Of THE KIDNEYS. AND
CATAAEH OF THE BLADDER
6TRASGrRT AND BURNING.
Or PAINFUL GRLS-

For these diseases It s truly sovereign remedy ant
has been known to relieve most argent sym rtorns.
AEe you troubled with that distressing pain tn ~
a day Of Constitutional Water will relleTe you lik'
fn4~ic
, 1863-03-10
CAT ARR H
Dr.. Steley's Liquid Catasfh Reued5,
l. sure cure for
{nfarh or Cnld in fhA HAnd

its easer to cure Casa.7h than Cor eups1or and
curing the rst the latter. Persons snontd
nndcrand that the better way to cure consumption Il
to rreyent IT.
The symptoms OF Catarrh As they generally sppear,
are at ftt xeEy slight Perso,. md her have cold
esnsatve 70 the changes tsmpe5stuse II thls con
3nd ae1id Afterwards becoming thick Aad adhesive.
e. ue diseaee become. chronic tae discharges arc IN
nox thick and heavJ. and arc either Eot nd Of blow
tHE the nosc ete they 1a Into the throat Aad
causing bad breath: the voice ID thick and NASAL the
cyts WehE the tet.ee Of smell ia lc&at1ed de-
Ef he Id Of the L1GUIp CATAiiI.H REMEDY, all
f,1cte symptoms he ctectuafly removed.
Price OF tie C2tarrh Remedy f1Oe-suficicnt for use
one MONTH wta fall and clear dixectona. scrt by ex-
press.
Office, 1872 South Clark street, 1Up Stairs,
Addrcas Dr.. D. H. SEELYE.
ecli-ylE55n Post orce boz ks5L Chicago, III
, 1863-03-10

" ESTERN UNION COLLEGE
~ ASDMn1Tt..:I1I III ACADEMY, FULTON, III;
ortn on the sth OF January. 1868 with tho usual Col
!sEtste md Acseemis Giaes The hghfst 81 slass @ a
tary Education hero offered. full corps Of cK.
petenccd Professors In charge Of tho various DO"
nattn,ent1.
Tho College has tho nncst School uul1dinxs IN the
West !cos: with outnt eilo ooo ample Aid attrae-
tive Military rArk well furnished Axmo1y, GYM j.
sum, md many other advantages which Should clalia
TIC attenttp9 q 4 p@e,ents @ t9E9aghs educated On oln
Instruct IN all departments Of Military Science. Cadtn
ds* In p!nc nniio:m and military discipline and or
same table win the Faculty. Terms. $50 per school
gcsE parable quarterly in advance. Pupils received
cuiars address Col. D. S. COVERT, President,
Fulton H.. -faaunry Sth. 1ES- fell .A301 In
, 1863-03-10
THE q. S. REVENUE HY-

x DROMETER, for afcertaln4nE The trne pct cent,
of Alcohol In inspected Eqnors ty which tnf amount
Ihe instrument With glass jar and book Of Ahles and
m5tsuctonh. Is packed In = Pol!saed m1hoGsny pox,
Surveying TTanGt Levels. Cofnpaases and Chains.
GH nT,a ptstttng 1nftrnmerts made by JAMES W
thilaaclp.1, Ia. nlustatcd and priced cata'
t'k0es sect Gse. ftl1&1n9 In
, 1863-03-10

w ATER-PROOF VIENNA g.
sInEh,A .,a,n5 MAIGaIESTess .na matches arc
Bic odoe aIc not only very deslrhe pus sino< }ads
persAtle for in the parlor and sleeping cnsmbsr
Thcy n1c mt uu In faEcy colosed boIes ADJ asosit
acEaEns for family 1Fe nnd also carefully nacEed
In ca4ca for transportation. For sale xholts4ls And
York.
sYninn nnr etocE ftIQ x34-9n
, 1863-03-10
Real estate.
r 0 R S 4 L E

q - -
FnrfJ:ctght feet with two 81 N houses On A1chigsa
avenue, North Of thu Richmond Houka.
"A Lot # about m acsc, with House and Barn. O
the West slde. On Chicago a1euuc near Auxaukeeav-
A1eo-A block Of shout 60 Lots, IN block 81, Wese
Side betHeen Harrison ard Tyler and RurEne Akk
Troope htrtcts. For part1cu1ars inquire o{
ALoSZ0 H1CHM0ND.
te.& A5t3cw Isl South Water street.
CHEAP PROPERTY-House and
~ lot $50 West Washington ssTeet. $1.e59, Hoass
two story worth {.oo 5000 and lot 81 teet uat
STREET. for gaso-
:, Fifty lots IN Ann Kawson's subdivision near city
Limits, between Madison aud Harrison A.eelA It ~
each; $50 ftet corner OF Randolph and Elisabeth
JOIN II. KING,
"a South Water street, foot Of F.snkua.
, 1863-03-10

CTEAMED FRESH OYSTERS.
i enlr.d Oysters. Picked Oys:ers. Roast Meats
Fsal.y, Game. Soups; Is!Ee> sesa rFnts vesetabes
IL uERurT1oALLr sEALrb CANS. by FITH1AN q
POGTE, ut theG cxteoere FArmA xud Factory
H1IeetonE j.. and Tor sale by taeir Soils Ageat,
AfCHRR d REEVES,
Is North Water s.rcet and 46 Eorts DniswsFe Aycano
r1tcu List. fs1Fs7NsR
, 1863-03-10

Questions That May be Asked Him
by George Wilkes, 4 "nr DeIno"
rrxt.
, 1863-03-10
100000 2;oee:a!' ed ,. ssslsa ssss1ssa

MIGHT SCAVENGER.-C Charles
In Eurz vii atsend 70 tho cleaning Of yaulta Prty.
1ea and tic removal Of one8Ave matter at Al descftp
uobt, spoiled naeats& dead an.naA De- g naia ~ e
xlth propt4eas and dispatch nd Il Ao&fa 1osta
Abie. RpH pQoe 6oz H. N2ffA
, 1863-03-10
TuRFE CERTAIN REMEDIES.

J. DR.. scHEHCKv ruLHoSic srRGr u ct. T.
satu cuFr for copku rton In I'LL IT. varieties ana n
SIer stact rrsidt the lungs are not do
KtIoycd cr toc decayed 10 admit Of auy cure tx-
e bh. :: scIEScK.s ih5K. SEA WEED TONIC + cert.ia
exns # Il llfcwl<e ativc strengthening
sed:c'na snd 1:y be taSen w.1h sreat 6tnsfs in ~
sinW tn which tie slsteE1 is alxavs d.bllttated.
DR tCnESCks sMASpEAkE PILLS n1e certain
5Fc Tor I've. &int: and for ali diseaaes proceed
ins from toFid condition o1 the liver. oost
Hens IN that These PILLS are te tcst nufEattys
their operation. telnK equa tn calome In uhlity. Aud
far preferable 10 that mineral account OF thst1
anv othtr evil effects Which follow the of mercury
CAll Of thcac valuable medicines sold BY every
TIrr>trf.t and Dealers rnhfD3t
, 1863-03-10
NJ, COCHINI'S GREAT WORK,
I,orre 1n.mo.

"A thorough and admirable tzeatsse."-lscw York
FACTS nsd sound logic Men OF al parties viii read
thls bpok. ."-IThll2delpntr Inquirer.
"M Coch1ni Is eninently psaettesl His book Is not
[Baltin,ore American.
II Is by far the most ELABORATE Watk ever written
or the ekuftect."-(11ome Journal
"Crowded fal with f&ots. The work of philosopher
and lorer Of truth "-EChristtan 1ntelligrnccr
- KesliJ valuable and Interesting. E.'@SeH {ork
World.
Sold II Chicago by s. c. GRlGGS 4 CO. aud r. D,
KEEN and bf Upok1&l.c. everywhere.
Sent nee ty mall, on receipt Of &t8.
, 1863-03-10


Approved February II. lSSss3.
R1cuu. YATES. Governor.
EN11Ep STATES OF AAEIucA-Statc Of Illinois
ss-I, o. H. Hatch, Secretary Of State, Of the State
OF Illinois, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is
true copy OF enrolled law now on die In my Of
dce. In witness whereof have hercunto Get my
hand, and affixed tho Crest Seal of State, at the
fy Of Springfield this fourth d'$ 4 4i,ss Hsao5 4 D.
Secretary OF ststc.
An, ACT to amend Chapter sl.ty-are Of the Re
vised Statutes Of 1915, entitled 1eius.
SEC. l.. Be 1t enacted by tho people Of tha State
Of Illinois represented in the General Assembly,
That when any pcrson OF persons shall furnish Ii:
bo! q materials for erecting ,or repairing any
bni1ding or superstruture, or the appurtenances
thereof in accordance With the existing lcin laws
Of t5i6 State, or any th,< uaay be enacted during
the pteeent session OF the General
Assembly; And such building, superstruc-
and beyond the line Of the lot upon
which the main euldiug rsupcrstEucture is erect.
ed. or shall furnish materials perform any labor
outside Of the lot line subject to be ordered by any
Incorporated city within this State. such person
pcrsous shall have lcln ppon eaid lot In the man,
er provided hy the existn: statutes for the amount
due for eucli 1abor or materials. III.
SEC. 3. This Act to be in force from and after
ita pae sage.
, 1863-03-10
DIPTHERIA!

Hs1as Dlpthcr1a CURE. GUARANTEED TO cERE II AL
t.Asrs. oE THE AoSxr AEFrSpkD. The trade supplied
by Lord Smith. Wholesale Druggists . Lake street.
Chicago. ftx9 a5s1Sm
, 1863-03-10
THREE DAILY TRAINS FROH
~ pH1T,AnETpHTA

THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
with clcss connections from Western C7na3
All connecting direct to New Tork. THROUGH Pill
ADEfIH H16 49s eH5s se1befsees Nb WsaGf5a s <
e Ss 1Snf G5 ess a
irving in adyance Of 8ll other routes
+ 9EvRN DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK.
ks;s 90 y sha sound ltass Fare to al paints
slsspIsE M Z esss s.sss trains to PHILADELPHIA New
Tq5x I'D bs5SssS sasSsS through .nd transferred ea.
EIG H rs.
.ht. Ron.o FeIshss Of sli descriptions b for.
se :9f Ro Co
e Gea RII:f ;o.a .o y
Pt.barEn VIII s;s1aess BY & Tntea Goods ean b. mr.
ssE GsnSss:s; tE,ssSia9d hiaoIs SssSes
efs % II foTts q q Xort.-Ess:sTa Ists. ="
sn & ts r. e ths 1six IL
eenfsPss FEE fHs e Z osefsS ia; 10 and no.
In .ae es y he Penasyi1sa,a Ceas,ai Karos a. Ia
AT AL 1N4zs as EAvoKAs1x Il Aaz caAsa led II oEk.
-W De particular aud marx packages ~NAPus's
Far Wsiehf Contracts OF Stripping Directions, aP,.y
to Or address either OF the following Agents of tbs
D.A.sTEwAEr, Freight Agent, f!sanurgn-
CLARKE Il CO. Transfer Agents. Pittsburgh.
H. ". BROWN s. CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rc. MELDEUM : Co. Madison. Indiana
w NSaEHA afSXAs seslsSef g. Eeszas.,t|s. e raa
RE- Sass st. Louis No.
GlAAE;KEe;t i ;Fle; 4 G9 {, ;t Gh!ssso nli1Ss ns,s
E.H.& Ell: L-SSGLET, aailipons ono
HIS PIERCE 4 CO. Zanesstlie. osio.
n II. HUDSON. Ripley. Ohio s .,,+A~
RC, MELnRUM. General TtaTaltns A8eos t-4 -
South and West.
LIVE STOCK.
1,novera and Farmers Will dad this tae NO. aa.@F
.crons ronte for Iivs stock Cs3sc.ous 1Ax0 Ms
nntntd | on t,fs iIs and !ts CONNECTIONS ~ 49,
ar,snt!an i pa.a to tae.f H1uta r. eedt1x I'd
Where W1i b found exe1y e,s e1PsiILhDaThIN
new s'r:K sad HALTINoiE. HARa a3a mc1s dfeet
45s1 ann1 e az ,esa siocx 10 New Yosk.A
fpIse Etfs feWrr - changes than any otner; ,n%
w ~1HeSspGH LSTIS: 81 LII iiEsS
j. 5 Hops1oS. dsS d SaaSS a.5a3 s,SE .sf.
''' -, 80 I ,;s; -
: ~ ,p,ou ao1,' ~o,a s',n u
, 1863-03-10
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL 3. z.
825 MILES Double Track,

In order 10 reer pace With the denaands
sdded many iupso soven:ents durn{ t66 Tt1r h, anf
sh rs eonneet!oa4: + viii be found n al respects
trscS t, stoas bailasted aad IuseiT ee fon dust.
, 1863-03-10

with clcss connections from Western C!tts3
All connecting direct to New York, THROUGH PILL
ADELPuIA. aud close tonneCttons " Harrisburg loE
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
From Pittsburgh to New York ono t1tu runs dAfy.
tt3o mcsl vta Alc1town. without change Of CARS. A.
irving In advance Of 8ll other routes.
, 1863-03-10
Bd,ltfina apD GTlhaugt.

TIRCUL AR Traders Bank,
~ Chicago March "a. 1sSs.-.Mr. J. 4. Es. late Of
state Hank, Nndson, having rurchasod tho stock OF
tic new Eanking House Of J. A. ELLIS co.
M e6t2 In Il. !. TtNkHAM, Cashier.
Ban KING OFFICE OF
i. a. ELLIS Il CO..
CHICAGO, Aarch2, 1855.
The undersigned having purchased tho stock Of the
Traders Bank Of and succeeded to !tsbusness
lavo opened an Office In this city on the Northwest
Of Lake aud Clark Streets for the purpose Of
dolnga
General Banking and Exchange Business.
We wm rss particular attention to the purchase snd
sale Of Exchange. Coin and Treasury Notes. md will
pleased to act Correspondents agents for
t1y banks and bankcr1
TIC will hlso keep for sale UEitcd States Revenue
| Etsmps on which We allow discount OF thfoo per
cent when ordered In snounts Of $50 and upwards.
| and Of two per ccnt. on amounts Of $10o.
| ia ELLIS Il co.
| rr TfSETrAN Tnsbfrr uI86f3-3yu
, 1863-03-10

DASv1t1x, Pa. Juae1, 1sae.
DE-. VIZ. H: GKRe9- -peas Sir: In February. s6i.:
months passed more than two gallons OF water ID
twenty four hour was obliged 10 get oftea a.
months lost shout my pounds In Weight. During
the month of July, 16Gl, procured tEo bottles q
experienced reAef, and at,er taking two bottles
entirely cured. soou after EeEanlng my usual good
ht4lta, 1QuH1 IOlJ, ,--
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-10-19

DEATH TO CoPPERnEADs, &c."--Such
was the inscription upon flag, or banner,
as we are informed. flung from the hotel
kept by James II. Caller, in Philipsburg,
the morning after the news OF Curiins
election reached that place. We are also
informed that it disappeared very sudden
ly after the fact became known to the
Democrats Of the vicinity
As all Democrats are called Gopher
heads" they may not relish The idea OF
patronizing a hotel blazoned with such
fearful warnings. death 10 Democrats "'
Well, we suppose that is notice to Demo
Gratis that their custom is not wanted, and
that if they have the spirit Of men, and
would shun the DEATH" thus threatened
they will besiow their patronage upon
Mr., Riddles, Of the Exchange--see his
"Card"-or upon Mr., Kepler, of the Nc
Girk House.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-10-19
THE WAR NEWS.

In the midst of the late political excite
ment we had, for day or Two, lost sight
OF the war news. A week ago we read OF
the Army of the Potomac holding ito
ground" on the Rapidnn. Judge Of our
surprise on reading, last Saturday evening,
of sharp engagement between the rea,
guard of Gen, Mead's army, and the rebel
cavalry--iu which the latter were repuls-
ed with the loss Of fve-gun battery
near Bristow Station, some 80 miles from
Washington. 1t thus appears that while
the Pennsylvania soldiers were sent home
to help elect Curtin, General Meade was
compelled TO retreat from so to 20 miles,
to the old battle-ground of Manassas, and
perhaps 20 the entertainments around
Washington.