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uditor's Notice.

1 uditoT's Notice.
\ In the matter Of
the administration account OI Samuel and
Henry BeelIer, administrators OF Nicholas
Becher. deed. Now to Wit. 9th March 1865,
VI. Hasson appointed Auditor to make dis
tribution of the balance in the hands of Il e
accountants.
By order of the Court.
In pursuance of the above appointment.
the undersigned. will sit at his Office in
Ebensburg an Friday 9Th May next, where
those interested may attend if they think
proper. NJ. HASS0N.
april Is, 1868 st.
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.L0EICE

NOTICE.
~ Whereas Letters TestamentaTy
ON the last Will and Testament Of Thomas
O,Conpell late of Cambria township. Cams
bria county, deceased, have been issued by
the Register of said County TO the under
signed. notice Is hereby given to ali persons
having claims against said deceased to pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settle
ment. and those indebted are requested to
make payment Immediately.
WM. KTrrELL, Executor.
Anil s. 1868. .-tjt. r.
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TNsfate of Jacob Shabnchcr, decd.
T., Nh.EreaS .atferS Il est a m, I,sF7 ar

TNstate of Jacob Shabnchcr, decd.
T. Whereas Letters Testamentary
OF the last viii aud testament of jacob
Sbabacher. ST.. late Of Carroll township,
CsmLris county, deceas ii. have been grant
Ell tp the undersigned, ri siding in said Town
shin. by t: Register OF said county. No
tire is hereby given to all persons having
claims against the estate Of said deceased. -
present thcr, properly auth5nticaie,. for set
tIenicrt and those indebted are requested 10
make payment Immediately.
JOSEPH BENDER.
HENRY COLE,
March l6,-Gt- Executors
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n office.

y hereby notify sll person or
persons To neither .rust nor harbor Moses
Yinrliiig. my son, as put him to a trade
las. fall, he has lett his trade aud ;s now
lurking abort tire settlement. | Frederick
Yingling, his father, will not be accounta~
bic for any # his conduct
April s. 1868 ST.
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ESTATE OF Daniel T-Cauley, deed
l., Whereas Letters TestamentarJ
IN the last will and testament of Daniel
Ni,Cluiey late oi Carroll township, Cambria
county. deceased. have hcen granted to the
undersigned. residing In the slid township.
l,y tie Z .-ister cf said county Notice Is
h, rr5y given TO al persons having Claims
against tie Estate of said deceased tn pre-
s,ut them propeyly authentiostea for settle
nlert. AMI these indebted are requested 10
make payment Immediately
IAMTS 7. kIRNpATRlCk.
Narc, i. - E-ccutCr.
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II nor Fruit Farm g. Nurseries.

II nor Fruft Farm & Nurseites.
~ For
many years we have made the cultivation Of
SMALL FRUITS a speciality, and taking
into account Fdiety. Quantity dFd Qualify.
our Stock Of Vines and Plants Of
Cranes. Strawberries. Raspberries, black-
berries, Gooseberries, Currants Sc, &c.
is ureaualed anywhere. which we offer on
the most favorable terms. Parties wishing
e. purchase would do well TO correspond
with US. or send for our PRICE LIST, which
will ae sen. tn all applicants free OF charge.
OUR SEED SrORE, AND HoRTICUL1U-
RAJ HOUSE as Gt no. %. FIFTH ST,
where all articles belonging 10 such an es>
tablishmrnt cen be had Of the best quality.
J KNON-
ArriI l5-om Box I55. Pit,sburg. Pa
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f~EALE Tie CouiHi n~eal,h { T,ursyi
rs1is IA tle sdeif q saai
L-I-.-y l..s~l..tG- -..-
L -I-'.a J FraRs t,...Esr 80, -rc-lre of
rrrslcstt;J.,s i.is claim Fve comraand y5u
lat s. 81 ,,;i-l.ou l.y @,ol AL, iawG.l s-.;..
nouepS. .jfrrs,-s NicJoiaS Ersas F-~sI,.yJs
Evans. VI,CopEilsjs J. MuLGJa aud f leaur
i.is VIII, Mary Aun Evans. aud Mary I ans.
(mnt,er Gf TLUn.as Griffith Evans. decd
a.c- ~. t,-r cogutv. - th@t they bc and a.
par ;tfnrr ryrr -Icdgas a. Ehensi ury Al oar
Cnwuty { urt 4 CoInr.0r Pleas, ticgc 20 b.
I ell ru he First Monday of June r-xt. 10
s. .2y vi,crtF.se. Ulsc-oss, they tie s'id John
+. i.va-- z.>, Ii.r -sl,ucs1.G jG.si,s Eie.ivi..-
Fv9s E.a-7s,:s f.r.tl {. 'Tie7.Ill. = ) 1Iyl-
: ,.yu auI Fitrlur :.is wife, Mary Ann Ev.;us.
: az NJ E.as.=- lis! sreetheF a5.i un,liyi~
<! = -. a.. t-.sc: 4 .a..t. ai:ultf IN Cam
( bria t..v. -lip. Cambria county al f,iniii-,
+ lands Il James aud (icOrge Mills, P.lapi.
/ Jenkins & Go John Liryd and others, con
tail.;ug Sc ACES aud l34 perc!,es more or
IeSs. ,f which the said james Nicholas
Evans E.rss Eyaus, fheopiiius J Nuudon
and EF'cg.V lis wifo Mary Ann Evans, aud
Mary Evans, G,ny partition to be made Ic
/ tween them aCcor,'ir- 10 ttc forn Of he
statute in such a case made aud provided
aud uIiustiy permit the saIne to he done
i-coEtr.lv % the form Cf tie statute very GE
iu.ty. ard against the same laws a"d Gus
t. ms 4, 'tiS said . sNuh have you ther aaC
!. there t'e uanles IF those summoners an,
this v;it
Witness the Eon.r-ble GEORGE TAY-
T.OR, President ,JCdge Of our said Court. a
Ehersi uTs. the Goth dayo Of March, 4. d
1868. JOS M'DONALD.
Attest ProthcnOtary.
JOHN UCK. Sheriff.
April % 1868 ct
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Teacher Wanted

A male Teacher i
wanted to teach the Common School. IN the
Borough of Lpretto. Term SIX mCnthS.
An examination will he held at the School
House of said Boronsh, on Saturday the
25th Of April, whele all applicants must
attend.
Examination TO commence ~ 10 O'Clock,
4. II. By eIder of the Roard-
PETER J. CHRISTIE,
i.cretto. April S.-St9 Secretary
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STEAM SAW MILL.

SHOEMAKER. ADAMS s. CO.
Dealers in ali kinds Of LUMBER-are pre-
pared to cut To- order. bills of
POPLAR, CHERRY, ASH OR OAK
LUMBER.
Feb. lS. 1SGS-3m
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PREPARED FL
DIR :. &. AVER q Co.
Practical and Analytical Chem -sts
LOWELL, MASS
SOLD By

SOLD By
Il. 5 BUM. Ebensburg; c T Frazer; Johns
town; Steigerwalt and Maucher, Carroll-
town; F. IL Shields, Loretto; NJ Douglas.
Chess Springs and by Dealers everywhere.
April 2a lSG2-1y
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a ue,ioneers Notice.

A
THE undersigned having obtained Lii
ceuse a. auctionecr in Cambria county from
SAMUEL J. RcrER collector cf the Nation
al tax law Tor the 18th District Penna. HEKE-
M GIVES SoTIcE. that he viii attend - the
duties Of an au-tioneer fpr sll persons which
may wish to employ him--all applications
made personally or 10y letter addressed TO
Loretto. L. o. will he promptly attended to.
ENOS c. McMULLEN-
Ebeusburg Dec.l7th 1852
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900 cords of Tanners Bark
at Quitmanvii!e Tanuery. miles west Of
Ebersburg-
Apply to wm. KittelI, Esq, Attorney>at-
Law, Ebensburg.
POLAND, JENKINS & co.
April 8, 1868.
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4 ucticEcer-s Notice.
~ The uu;ersi suea
having received license from the Collector Uf
the National Excise Tax # the 18th Penn
svlvauia Dist'ic,- to act rs Auctiuaetr Ia
the County Of Cambria, hereby gives notice
that ic viii attend TO the duties Of Auction
eer for all persons who may d=s;re his servi-
ces Having hal considerable experience in
the business he iistters himself that he will
be enabled to give general satisfaction 10
those who employ lin. applications can
be made personaily at his residence, il Sus-
aueAanna township. or by letter addressed
-s-t-. -'-~' FRANCIS BEARER
CarrolltowH. Cambria Co Pa
o. TO insure attention. applicants should
give four or FIVE days poticc. previous t.
the day of S.tle.
March 4 isG5 PIN
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NALVaBLE rAxSERY FOR SALE
~

Y I.
The undersigned offer fur sale OF rent the
:. Onit.-anville Tannery," (recently owned
By Charles p. Murray situate in Cambria
equity, Pa. about three miles west of the
Borough IF EbeEsburc. The establishment
Is oae of the largest in the State The main
building IS i40 feet 10y 30, ana wing Sc feet
by 20, and the whole two stories high. 4
new engine aud boilers have recently been
out in There are all the necessary out
buildings on the premises, and dwelling
houses for the proprietor, foreman and hands.
Also a store room, Blacksmith shop and
saw-mill. There are about 425 acres Of land
we'll tinbered. connected with the TanIery.
Apply to WnPKittell, Esq. Attoruey>at-
Law, Ebeusburg, Pa, or to tine undersig gned
residing in Baltimore. Maryland.
POLAND, JENKINS & co.
April 8, 1868.
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EDIT,R or DENoCRAT AND SENTINEL
DEAR SIE:-With yOnr permission | wish
- say t. tie rea 'ers % yoar paper tia.
WA send by return mai! % al Who wish It +.
(free) a Recipe, with full directions for ma
king aud using a SIM ie Vegetable Balm,
that will eifcctually remove. In 10 days.
Pimpies. Blv:cheS. Tan. Freckles. and al
Impurities Of the Skin. leaving the same
suft, clear. smnDth and beautiful.
l will also mail flee 10 those having Bald
Heads OF Bare Faces, simple directions and
information ilat viii eHable them to start a
fu,i growth uf LuxuIis-t Hair, Whiskers, OF
Moustachc, in les :lar 50 lays. All an
plications answered by return mail without
charge Respectfully YOURS:
THQS. r CHAPMAN. Chemist
No. S3l Broadway, New York.
March 4, lSG2--3Tu.-M = =.
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gOHN FENLON, ESQ. ATTORNEY Al
~ LAW, Ebensburg. Cambria county Pa.
Office on Main stlect adjoining his dwe!-
ling. ix2
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IYRUS L. PERSHING. ESQ. ArToRNEY
~ IT Law, Johnst5wn, Cambria CO. Pa
Office ON Main street, second door over
the Bank. ix2
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Hemccratic Meeting.

hemccratic Meeting.
II The Washing.
,on township Fenocratic Club. will meet
az the School House. at Hemlock. on Satur-
day the 25th inst. D mocrats are. respect
fully Invited to attend
WN. MGOUCH, PEST.
p. 7. Lynch. Sec'y.
Hemlock. April %, 1868.
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Nor Rent.
Il The "ffice on NJ ,iu street. IN said
Borough, formerly occupied by ID. W. Lew
is, M. D., Of which possession viii he given
Immediately. Nm KITTELL.
Jan. 2l, lSG3-7tf
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N That an application has been
made tn IT,. Court Of Common Pleas of Cam
hria G. unity, for the Incorporated of tile
Welsh Ergular Baptist Church at E5ens-
burg, wi.'ch VIII he presented for the final
action If tie Court cu Monday, the first day
Of June next
80 EPu sID0NALD.
A7,sii % 1868 Pruthauotavv.
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E29 3oyvery. Seyy York fos'
office BoN. 1855
ofD.nieI M-Cauley, deed

November u, 1872 "
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CAM -. y t,s;l MY. -. .......
EAL Tie CaUuEi n~cal;h { Hu.uSyi
raris "a the sheif . sail
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Tor Rent.

Ebeusburg Dec.l1th
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'Trains viii stop at stations marked
6 L" only xhen signal is given.
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Arril l5-om Box l55, PIt,sburg, Pa
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To Nervous sufferers ca Bof!i


Anil s. ls63.-6t. Q ~
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A. HENSBURG MAREEF. RE
A4pGHF Revised wcekly by
ROBERT DAVIS.

Fur cer bt'-Extr, Family. s7t
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suppose we may as well balance the
accounts on the score of Generalshp.-
Hooker outgeueTale Lee in the crossing,
and earlier movements on Chancellorville
It is almost as clear' now that Lee outgen-
eraled Hooker by pounciug unexpectedly
on the right flank on Saturday, in concen-
trating again on Sedgwick on Monday,
while three fourths of our army lay utterly
idle.
1t is unjust TO Hooker, however. to leave
this bare statement without explanation.
General Hooker is now lying very i'll at
Falmouth. in consequence mainly, as is be-
lieved, of the terrible shock he received
from cannon ball during one Of the earlier
days OF the operations at Chancellorville.--
The ball struck pillar of the house against
which he was leaning at the time. He was
Knocked to the ground. and remained sense
less for sscenty or thirty minHtes. 1t is i'm
possible that he could have recovered from
such shock so as to have been qualified to
enter again, (as he did, upon duties SO
weighty that the strongest might we'll bend
and tremble beneath them.
Shortly afterwards General Hooker had a
still more remarkable escape. Stll feeling
weak and dizzy from the shock, he left his
command temporarily with Couch, with or
ders to be called on the appearance of any
emergency. and lay down in his tent
Presently he began to feel faint, sick at the
stomach. and oppressed with the hot. close
atmosphere Of the tent. and went out to see
IL the fresh air would not relieve him.
Within twenty minutes after he left. shell
passed through the tent, struck the mattrass
on which he had been lying. and left it a
mass Of battered rags.
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n o M e

For the Palladium.
HOME, place Of comfort and rest,
Should DO the place we love the best.
How many there are no home can claim,
How many have only home by name ?
Slight exertion it takes for happy home,
Sometimes very little to make it none;
But one false step with man or with wife,
Will destroy a once happy home for life.
No home can ever be made complete,
Without there is ONE we love to meet;
Homes not merely a place to eat and sleep;
1t should be place the affections to keep.
Wish not for spleadid marble halls,
Furniture fine and stucco walls;
Filld with pictures, plate and guided ware
For often you'll find no home is there.
W Washington, d. c., May %, 63. JR
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~ NEvKn speak but to tell the truth
or 70 refute lie.
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wYNKOoP's ICELAND PICTORIAL!

Diseases OF the Throat. Chest and Pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent insiaious and dangerous The prop
critics med cine ELEVATE. and upfoot these
comp he Expectorsut. anodye and ivisors
loosening the mucus of the throat ana imPaths
he No discovery medical SCI
ence this class of diseases ike Dr. "yn
koops Iceland Pcctoral. 1t ed With the most as
topishine in all cases OF Bronchitis Inhuenza
Whoopng Tough Dptheria Putrid Sore Throat Asth-
Croup. Coughs. Colds Nervous Irriatahitits. &C
The J. J: Potter certifes that haved used Dr.
sryPrai years myself ann IN my
family for severe Pulmonary Complaints, and have
om1Ierded it many and have seen its
equal Rev j. fo.'er. hroo.,y.. :.
Hundreds and thousands of important Testimonials
could be produced showing Its ksbe cures aud that
it ais -,
1t composed Of pure Iceland Moss Balm of Gilead.
Peruvian ia Eiecampane Comfrey. Buraock, ana
o,b-r inysluabIe and ingredients 1t is
harmless prompt and lasting Invaiiis and sufferers
cannot afford to neglect trial Every family should
hsv, IL II for Group. Full descriptions.
Recommendations and directions accompany each bottle
SOLD in Richmond by w. l.. FARQCHA Ar, ard By all
prncipat Druggists
Prepared By DR.. " D. "ynkooP' ana sofa os u 8
Barnes r Co New York
Feb. ID, ls6l e-om
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HEIMSTREET'S
MIN IL able Hail. ReStOr0ftre
1T is NOT DYE

gray hair its original color by supplying
capillary tubes with impaired by
age disease. All instantaneous composed
caustic destroying the vitality and beauty of the
hair and afford of themselves dressing Heimstreets
Inimable oloring only hair its natural
color by n easy process, but gives the hair
Luxuriant Beauty!
Promotes its growth prevents its falling or eradcatee
dandruf and mparts health and plessantness to the
head. the of time being the original
Hair Color and is constantly increasing in favor
Used by both gentlemen and ladies 1t is sold by all re
spectabie dealers be procured by them of the
commercial agent, d. s Barnes, 202 Broadway n. Y.
Two sizes, 81 cents and 81
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S-T-l86O-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.

They purify, strengthen and nvigorate.
They create healthy appetite
They a antidote to change OF water and diet
They effects of dissipation and late hours
They streu CITIZEN the system and eniven the mir
They prevent missnatic and Intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach
They dyspepsia and Constipation.
They Diarrhea. Cholera and Cholera Morhus
They Liver Complaint md Nervous Headache.
They the best Bitters in the world They make the
weak strong, and exhausted natures great
storer. They made of pure ST Crox Eum the cele
brated and herbs and taken with
the pleasure of beverage, without regard to time
Particularly recommended to delicate persons
requiring gentle stiwu Sold by all Grocers, Drug
gists, Hotels and saloons. p III. Drake & Co., 2O2,
Broadway, New York.
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

This delightful article for preserving and beauty In
the human hair again by the original proprie-
tor. and is made with the same skill and at
tention. which first created its immense and
dented sales Of million bottles annually 1t is
still sold at 25 centsin large bottles Two million bot
ties easily be sold when it is gain
that the kathairon only the most delightful hair
dressing the world that cleanses the scalp OF
scurf and dandrud gives the hair lively rich luxuri
growth ana prevents it from turning These
are considerations worth knowing. The Kathairon
been tested for over twelve and
scriocd Any lady who beautiful head of hair
VII use the kathairon is finely tuned, and
1t is sold ny all respectable dea ers throu
the world. D. S BARNES Co
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GEN. MEAeHxR,-This gallant officer has
resigned the command of the Irish brigade.
q it has been reduced before and 10 the late
battles to SO small number as 10 render j,
no longer requiring an officer of his rank.
He ssys:
In rendering my resignation, however.
- the brigadier general in command of this
poor ves,ige and relic Of the Irish Brigade,
] beg sincerely to assure you that my ser
vices, in any capacity that can prove useful
are freely ct the summons and disposition
of the Government OF the United States
That Government, and the cause, and the
liberty, the noble memories. and the future
il represents. are entitled unquestionably
and unequivocally to the life Of every Cit
isen WAo has sworn allegiance to it. and
pastaken Of its grand protection
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MASON 4 HAMLIN,
G. a BINET OR C A N s,
WITH AUTOMATIC SWELL.


Patented Oct. Il, 1862
n. B. Having recently introduced numerous
very important Improvements In our Har-
moniums have secured for them by
copyright the TRADEMARKS cabinet Organ"
which will distinguish them from those of
other makers, End protect purchasers from
limitations.
MASON & HAMLIN'.S CABINET ORGANS are
WI pronounced superior to Meio Icons and all SINH
lar instruments by those 5est qualified to judge, and
the only which have ever been awarded a
from the following most eminent Organists of New
York, Boston, Sc, in whi they are pronounced the
BEST of their class of which have knowledge:
Zundel, Organist of HehIy Ward Bsecher's Church
Flint, of Madison Square Church Mosenthal, of Cal
vary Church, Wells, ofaChrists Church, Nagratb, Of
DR.. Pises Church, Smith, of the Imac ulae Conoep-
tion Church. Hagen, Editor Musical Review. of New
York.-Tuckermsu of St. Paul's Church, Wilcox,
Of Immae uate Conception Church. Baumbach, Of the
Church Of the Unity. Lang, of Old South Church, of
Boston ,-Beae. of ST. Joseph 8 Church, Thomas of
the Church of the Holy lnnocents, Marsh. of ST. Pc
tiers CT urch, of Albany,-and many others.
The Manufacturers are in possession of testimonials
10 similar effect from Thsberg. Morgan. l.. Mason
Zerrahn, Bradbury Webb. Root, Hastings, WIN Ma.
&c. &c,
CABISET ORGANS, Single and Double Reed $40 to $50
do with 6, g. and i2 stops. padal bras, $3.50 to 450
MELoDEoNs, Nine varieties, 900 to 225
Iy1Descriptive Circulars sent by mail
Warerooms in Boston: pa Washington St
Warerooms in Cincinnati Sc West Fourth st
Address MASON s. HANLIN Boston, or "JNO
CHURCH. JR.. Cincinnati
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ST O G X I! J!

- O. DUGDAI. has just received large supply Of ~
-. erythin2 In hts Tine. wow Lads,F "a ~ etc
wiio~ ware. Bird Cages. Sotsns. Toys. Mats Yrsste
aud Confectionery All Of which viii a. A.
the times will jasay- Call No %. door east Of
Tie Huntin ston House.
Richmond. barch 49, 1865 Mn
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Yes, we will rally round the Flag. boys,
Rally once again
Shouting the battle-cry of Freedom
We will rally from the hill side,
Will gather from the plain,--
Shouting the battle-cry Of Freedom!
CHORUS: -
The Union forever hurrah boys hurrah!
Down with the traitors, up with the stars
While We rally round the Flag, boys,
Rally once again
Shouting the battle-cry Of Freedom
We are springing to the call for
Three hundred thousand more:
Shouting the battle-cry Of Freedom!
And we will fill the vacant ranks
OF our brothers gone before
Shouting the battle-cry Of Freedom
The Union forever, SC.
We will welcome to our numbers
The loyal, true and brave
Shouting the battle-cry Of Freedom
And, alas he may be poor,
He shall never be a slave,--
Shouting the battle cry of Freedom!
The Union forever, &c.
SO we are springing to the call
From the Fast and from the West,-
Shouting the battle-cry Of Freedom
And we'll hur the rebel crew
From the land we love the best -
Shouting the battle-cry Of Freedom
The Union forever, &c.