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Killed.
IL Buvir, LIST Berean Shrs. Co. Lee, oth y >;
L. Col. Chapin, sdh ~ Y tapt hhrsh' ~ " = "" y
r1'1,osnT I'm n batl,y L. Col. Norton, l2sth N. Y.
a. .or Enxon aetb \ " David oswald, l25th Penn. g
=, trhson I'M Mass Capt Peterm m, saith Penn.
T. rtneslev 3ld n Y L. hleiLs, 5th Wis
Ali forch = Capt Temple, 17thU s. int,
4, Toe Con Wadsworth's 1t. Tappen, It'll Wis.
san 1t. Col Waiter, 18th Conn.
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N. R. Hunter, l4th N. Y,
arm, badly.
Truman Hall, 22d N. Y,
let arm.
Lieut.. Hogan, 9th Penn.
r. House, I'D n. Y, arm.
L. B. Hills, 9th Wisconsin.
g. Halcomb, I'd N. Y. ;, arm.
Peter Hess, Sd Michigan.
Henry H. Howard, 9Th N. j.
James Hartel, 9Th N. j.
L. M. Henderson, sth Nj.
Sgt. Rbt. Harris, 6sth Penn.
Robert Hatch, l41st Penn.
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THE CAsUALTiE 8.
Killed.

The following is further list of casualties alphabet
cly arranged in addition to the list already gwen
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ST.. LOUIS. No., May 0, lsc3.


Tho CGnard screw steamship Alpha, frcm The Clyde
April H. via Tough Foyle April ~, arrived ri Halifax
to-day. she was six days among the ice, nd saw
number OF vessel In the ice.
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I'M p o r T A N r.

Thirty THOubHuu MICH UHuer OcMeHUh
Heintxelman Sent 10 Reinforce Hooker
General stonemau's Expedition BE.
lieved to be Successful, dc.
PHILADELPHIA, May 6-3P. N.
The Bulletin says private despatch was received at
noon to-day, from perfectly trustworthy source tho
tenor of which is as follows
The authorities at Washington perfectly confident Of
General Hookers success. He eau his position,
and endorsements othe number Of thirty thousand
under General Helutselman, have been sent him.
Nothing definite has been heard OF General Stoneman
but believed to have accomplished the work assigned
IN m
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Gen. sTAHEL's COMPLIMENTARY ORDER.
up Ctut OfUtTS-NO. ou.
HEADQUARTERS, SrATEL's CAVALRY DIVISION,
FAIRFAX COURr BpusE Nav s. 1863.

When soldiers perform brave deeds proper acknow-
ledgment Of their services is justly their DUE The Com
mandpg General therefore, desires 10 express his grath
cation ut the conduct Of The officers and Of Colonel
De Forests command who engaged in the fight at
promptness' and rallantry the gang Of guerlas who
have ong8 the vicinity has been badly beaten
and broken up The heavy loss OF the enemy la killed,
wounded and prisoners the determination
resistance and the vgor Of attack feeds like these
verify Of emulation, and give strength confidence
to the command. BY order o. Major General STAHEL
Harry BALDWIN, Jr., MAJOR ana A. A. G..
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Major Engle, 5th n. Y, alb
domen.
W. J.. Edmond, goth Ind.
W. Eldrijge, LIST U. :. Arty
W. S. Falls, 10th Mass.
Lieut.. teeney, Excelsior Bri
gade, head, slightly.
MAJOR Fonant, l53d Penn.
Corporal W. c. Ford, III
Ind, leg broke.
Sergt. p. Flynn, 18th N. Y.
elbow.
Brig. Gen. Gcary, heck.
Capt. J.J. Gid, Sd Michigan
Sgt. CT. Goodman, 18th Me.
NJ. F. Golf, 10th Ind. thigh.
Chas. Gilman, 1l,h Mass.
Brig. Gen. Hays, seriously.
Col. Hayman, 37th N. Y.
MAJ. Hastings. LIST Berdau.
Patrick Hughes, 6Sth Penn.
Major Higgins, s6th N. Y.
Bert. John Hasey. 9th n. J.
Hiram Hughes, 9th Mich.
Ia. Horton, A. ID. c. TO Col.
Eerdan, arm and chest.
Eergt. G.. L. Howard, Gath
Michigan, shoulder.
David Hagar, 2sth N. J.
Serlt. Holbrook, l4th N. Y,
arm, badly.
John Holman, 9Th N. Y.
Vail Ingram, 14th N. Y.
shoulder.
Col. Johns, 7th Mass. , thigh, ,
severely.
Adjt. Il. II. Jones, seth N.
T., arm
Vohn jackson, 9Th N. J.
Col. King, 61st Pa. slightly
Col. Krzyzanowski, com
mapd'g % brig, Schurz's
division slightly.
Ambrose Keyser, 9th N. Y.
Col. Ice, 9Th Nj.
D. +. Listz ,14thN. Y. elbow
y. S. Leich, 22d N. Y, leg
signify.
Ed. Legar, 22d N. Y. lei
broken.
Henry Lowdig, 124th N. Y
John Lee, 4th Excelsior.
Major Mayer, left on field.
X 7 Matterson, 18th MY.
Capt. T.. Mooney. 26th Penn
Richard Maxwell Goth Penn
W. B. Morrison, 3Sth N. Y.
Capt. Mumiord, l4th Fem.
Levi Mead. sth N. j,
Stephen Marston Battery X
X ees.
Michael Murphy, 18th NY.
head.
james Mckee, Gath Mich.
serrean. Peter mueller, etl
y J.
John Mccarthy, 22d N. Y.
John Mon tser, 18th n. II.
Colonel Noble, 18th Con
pecticlt
Denis 0'Regan, 9th ". Y.
CHRISTOPHER Papp, 5th n. J.
Sergeant feiiz, 18th Indi
ana, slightly.
T.. J. fears,ey, 1st Berdan
sbsrpshootcrs.
W. 3. Powell, 14thN.Y. hip,
Colonel Riley, 10Th Ohio,
wounded and pris ner.
Co.. Ross, 2lst Z M.
Dol Richardson, 25th Ohio,
shoulder severely.
VIM Ross eth WISE nsin.
Corpl. = c. Rhodes 9Th Nj.
Lawrence Ransom. 9Th Wis
cOnsin, arm of
Corp. Jas. Reilly, 18th N.
n, anger and thigh.
jos Roenhart, l4th ". Y. ,
head slightly.
CAPT. A. A. C. Shannon, Cd
DIV. l-th corps, wounded
aud "a prisoner.
Col. Sewoll .5thN.J slightly
Nnrreu scott, LIST Excelsior
q Smith, ilth N. Y, thigh
a. H.. Small, 18Th n. n.
W. =. smith, 18th y. j.
n. NJ. strong, 9th Wis.
slightly.
a.. n smart, 14th n. Y
both legs, badly.
Jas b. stewart, l4th n. Y
arm, badly.
JoluSchelker ,6thWis. ,hant
Petsr schultz, 4th U. z. ar
Joseph smart, Goth n. Y
shoulder.
- Tracey, ABIDE Camp I
Gen. -locum.
- Tracey, Battery 4
- "hENs
Irejk Unclehuly ,12othN. J
40 Won elsa. commandIn
FIRST brigade, First div
sion, slightly.
Brig. Gen. whipple, In nee
BY sharpshootcrs.
Jus. whitley, 9th wisco
SIN, thigh, badly.
y. Z. Wadsworth ,24thhlch
foot.
SyIves,er weIlos, battery
neck.
y r. yelman, 9th n. J.
Additi0
Sgt. i. II. King, 1Jtn Mass
slightly.
SGT. Frank McQuade, 10
Mass. slightly.
John kelly, lsth Mass
slightly.
Corp. Chas. n. JackmaI
ist Mass bead, slightly
Cop. Ed.LymaI lotn Mass
shoulder.
n y. Emerson, LIST Mass
fesh wound.
fvRTExN7
E.4...an f.. D. sxosts
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Additional Names.

Additional Names.
Sgt i. II. King, 10th Mass, Capt johnson, 18th Mass
slightly check, flesh wound
Sgt Frank McQuade loth Andrew Pau 18th Mass,
Mass. slightly. slightly
John Kelly, 1eth Mass, MichLCox, lc'hMass slight
slightly. VIM kyans, LIST Mass.,
Corp thas r. Jackman, slightly.
isl Mass, bead, slightly. Patrick Mead, 10th Mass.
Cop I'd yInaI, l6th Mass, wounded
shoulder Licut Rowe ,l6th Mass arm
n n. Emerson, LIST Mass, amputated
feeh wound.
vIpIuNTf NEw JERsgy.
- T. Crimes fesh wound Capt Matthews, face and
, N s,s side.
T. ieishton fe q seriously H. Crosby, commanding
81 Withheld si.l seriously. o. 3. artillery, killed.
Gept Hivca head serious. Maj strauss, Goth Pa,
" tally wounded
eo Bsmnh 1esh wound Col. jos. A. Matthews, 12sth
Pa, captured.
IL Wells, head, and finger L. Col -, l2sth IA.
hst captured.
ia. st Mum, killed
Tivrr pkrrxRy (corHnApe).
Pc Vitae, In breast W Clarence n. Ievsu, killed.
9sA sgt Ellicot, lost Veg
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L. N. Henderson, sth N. ].
Sgt. Rbt. Harris, 6sth Penn.
Robert Hatch, l41st Penn.
Charles Inn, 114tn Pa.
W. H. Jameson, oath Mich. ,
foot.
Thornton Jraolctzer, 10th
n. Y.
Z. G. johnson, 10th N. Y.
X
Harry Kingsley, 22d N. Y,
shoulder, slightly.
Robert Kearpey, sth N. j.
James Ketcher 57th N. Y.
Henry c. Kent, 1lth r. l.
L
Henry Lewis, 18th N. ].
W. J. Luke, 9Th N. Y.
Barthol'w Looney, Sth N. J.
Vim Leeney, 57in N Y.
Edward Lambert 9th ". Y.
Corp. Ezra : Little ,l4lst Pa.
Jas. Lorang, osth Pa.
M
John Metrick, 14th N. Y,
ankle.
Sergeant McNaughten, 5th
Mich. thigh.
Thos. Moorschlank, sth NJ.
L. N. Murg0t, I'd y. Y.
Thos. X. acGill, 5Ith y. Y.
- McCrubic, % n. Y.
Francis McCauley, LIST Y. s.
artillery.
- McNeny, 5tb ". Y.
Pat. Moran, 2sth n. J.
Robin Magnill, 10th N. Y.
Barney Morianey, 1lth Nj.
WIN. II. Miller, l30th Penn.
Thos. Mackey, sth ". J.
"
Lieut.. Col Norton, l2sth
N. Y. severely.
nd q
Jos. p. Patterson. 2sth NJ.
John Powers. 1lth N. j.
Capt. Pauling 6sth Penn.
N. :. Piper, 18th Y. II.
Segt. L. c. liper, 18th N. II.
VIM. Quinn, 9th y. Y.
Patrick Russell, l4th n. y,
finger.
Harry Robins. 22i N. r.,
thigh.
Lieut.. W. W Ryan, 7th
u. >. shoulder.
Lieut.. Rodgers. 5,h N. j.,
arm slightly.
Capt. Rutter, 10Th N. Y,
MORALLY.
D. A Rhodes, LIST N. Y. ar.
tillery.
Owen 81 ddard, 18th ". ii.
Rufus scates, Gath N. Y.
Il. r. smith, Both Penn. Jeff
arm gone.
p. r. shields, 9th Wis. leg
OF.
Corporal smith, Battery X
leg OF,
Lieut., Al. Skcpley ,ll5,hPa.
Lieut.. smith, foot shot of.
, Lieut.. II. II. Smith. Sd Mich,
Ed. Staismith, Goth N. Y.
, Saml Sapp, ll4th Penn.
Geo. study, 9th n. J.
. lsaac c. strain 81 Excelsior
. NJ. Sprague, Sth y y.
, jas Sheridan, 9Th y. J.
A. J. Shepley, stn N. j.
II
!, Andw. Thorn, 2s,h n. Y.
Jno. Traver, l20th ". Y.
, Nicholas lice, Sth n. j.
"
. CcLvonvcgcsash, 2othN. Y
: Jacob vanoler, 26tfypa.
w
!, d. G. white, 124th n. Y.
Frank u, weldon. Goth Ind
J. lsaac Wiley, 12th N. j.
John webber, LIST U. $. art
y, W. ". wilscy, LIST Bcrdan.
Nicholas G. Weaver, STA
!, New York.
Thos. walmsck, Hath Ia.
y
AS. You ne, s,h M.
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Ii. Atwell, comd'g knapp's
Fem. battery hip.
1t. Atkinson, l4th Penn.
Chs. Adams, 9th Wis side,
badly.
Col Buriong ,6thNJ. , slightly
Ii. Bal, l4th Penn.
Lew. Rasseil ,30th y. Y. thigh
Henry Ealiz, 2Jth Penn.
John Bene, 14,h NY side.
Sgt 7. W. Barker, Berdan's
sharpshooters.
Harmn. Blankcrtz, oath Ne. /,
foot, slightly.
Ii. Bloomfield, l4th N. T.,
shoulder and lungs.
J. Powden, 3Tth n. Y.
Anthony c. Boell, Sth N. j.
Jos. Broodtell, Sth Nj.
VIM. Brawdy, 63d Penn.
John A. Campbell, 63d Pa
Jshn Cassidy 5th N. Jersey.
1t. Clancy, 5th n. j., neck
. slightly.
Chas. onklin, 9Th Wisconsin
thigh, badly.
W. Coleman, 18th r. /.
Jos. s. Davis, 26th Pa.
Jos. Davey, l24th n. Y.
VIM. Day, 9th WIS.,, hip
slightly.
T.. D5'orest, seth \. Y.
Jacob Deer, sth n. J.
Capt. Dillon, 1l5th Ia.
Major Engle, 5th n. Y, alb
domen.
W. J. Edmond, goth Ind.
W. Eldri1ge, 1st U. -. Arty
W. S. Falls, 10th Mass.
Lieut.. teeney Excelsior Br
gade, head, slightly.
MAJOR Fonant, l63d Penn.
Corporal W. c. Ford, II
Ind, leg broke.
Sergt. p. Flynn, 18th N. Y
elbow.
Brig. Gen. Geary, neck.
Capt. J.J. Gid, Sd Michigan
Sgt. CT. Goodman, 18th Me
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Wounded.

ltucNts
\
1t. W. s. Austin. 5th N. }.
Alex. Alien, 18th NewYork,
shoulder and breast.
Thomas Ardies, 18th NY,
groin, badly.
3. s. Bradt, 10th Y. Y.
Felix Brang N, Sth N, ,.
J.. 2owles, 24th Me-, throat,
badly.
Col. Browne, seth MY knee
shattc ed.
1t. Brown, 10th Mass.
Capt. C. q. bl.ss, Excelsior
brigade.
c. ii Burbank, 9th Wis,
neck, Sill hily.
1t. CIV. Burchell, oath Me-,
shoulder, slightly.
II. G. Buck, 22d n. Y, leg.
g
Capt. Corv,li, LIST Berdan,
neck, slightly.
I'd 1t. d. c Crawford, SO Pa.
Fred'S Cref' llth y. J
sergt Jas. Colson 1n9th Pa.
W. c. Cummings, llth N. j.
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Corp. rriah Fschbaugb face,
seriously. VIZ
Jshn Scott, hand.
0pderlu Davis, killed
Geo. Hull, 1884 Pa. head.
Ira h. Reynolds, Sd Wis. ,
slightly IN arms.
Henry Rabbit, saith N. T.,
hand.
Christian sp~ssenger, 64th
N. Y, hand.
Bsmmon powerson, o4th
n. Y hip.
Warren p. 0tterson, Sd
Wis. hand. badly.
Capt. o. Il. Johnson, 10th
Mass. head, slightly.
John II Guenter 26ih Wis. i,
hesa wouad VA leg
Col. Lsvi Marsh, 1s0th Pa. /,
I'd army corps, hip.
Col. lancaster, ll5th Pa. ,
Cd army corps, killed
TWENTIETH co.
Lieut.. Griffith, killed.
Sergt. MAJ. J. S. Root, killed.
Gait. Dickerman, wounded
slightly.
Lent. Caldwell, missing and
supposed killed.
Lieut.. Upsoa, missing and
supposed killed.
d. Duffy, 37th New York,
Sd corrs. leg.
ID. Pierce Sd WIS. shoulder.
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Brig. Gen. Hays, seriously.
Col. Hayman, 37th N. Y.
MAJ. Hastings. LIST Berdan.
Patrick Hughes, 6Sth Penn.
Major Higgins, seth N. Y.
Bort. John Hasey. 9th N. J.
Hiram Hughes, 9th Mich.
Ia. Horton, A. ID. c. TO Col.
Eerdan, arm and chest.
Scrgt. G. L. Howard, Gath
Michigan, shoulder.
David Hagar, 2sth n. ].
Serlt. Holbrook, l4th N. Y,
arm, badly.
Holm lnfTlnan 9Th N "
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EiEvEST
TwEyTy-f
John Weir, in hand.
MAJOR Jsre. Williams, w'd.
p,LGgR's FlRs1
John Whitney, shoulder.
John Wadd,e, foot.
ONE HUNDRED AND NV
Corp. II. b. Wood, hip and
abdomen, dangerously.
Corp. Hall, leg.
Edgar =. Shannon, arm,
slightly.
EIGHrY.al
A. W. Houck, shell in back
OFFICERS IN TIL
1t. Col. Friend, 18th Ohio
infantry, in heck.
Capt. Augustus Stenernasei,
slightly.
1t. Sc. Clair, 18TH Ohio,
| killed. l4F
Col. Jones, I54th N. Y. hip.
AdJt. Moves, 1t4th N. y,
| wounded.
RANK AND FILE,
Corp. n. W. Kremer, 66th
Ohio, slightly in leg.
w. H. Wood, piiyer's bat
. terry, LIST Ohio, right arm.
o. c. Gilbert, do, killed.
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ESg~ This establ; bl;shrncnt has been removed
from No. ia North Third street to the above
location, where an extensive and seasonable
assortment OF Ready-made Clothing for Men
and Boys. together with carefully selected
line of Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Festings,
Tailors' Trimmings, &c, is now ready for the
trade.
Any order entrusted by those who are un-
able to visit the city shall be executed as
faithfully if they were present.
August d, 1862.
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tice to the contrary, arc considered as wish.
ing TO continue their subscription.
>. If subscribers order the discontinuancs
of their Periodicals, the Publisher may con-
tInue TO serd them until al arrearages are
paid.
,. Ifsubscribers neglect or refuse TO take
their periodicals from the Offices TO which ther
are directed, they are held responsible tili
they have settled the bill and ordered them
discontinued.
4. If subscribers remove 10 other places
without informing the publishers, and tho
papers are sent to the former direction. they
are held responsible.
8. The Courts have decided, that refusing
to take periodicals from the office or remoy-
ing and leaving them uncalled for, is prims
faciae vidence of intentionaI Fraud.
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:" CHILDS & CO.
u. WHOLESALE SHOE WAREHOUSE,
No. 1873 Wood Street,
PifssJurg, Pa.
PiHsturg, Pa.


Have received IN immense stock CT Boots
and Shoes suitable for Spring and Summer
sales, comprising full assortment OF staple
and Fancy Goods, carefully selected with par
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Trade, and due regard to durability and sizes;
manufactured TO order and warranted.
Our entire stock having been purchased
and contracted for direct from the New Eug-
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We invite the attention Of Merchants visit
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Esa- Particular personal attention given to
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REBELS. AND ABoLITIoN EDITORS =
The editor of the Fulton Repp5lron pub
lished at M'ConnclIsburg says, that while
the rebels occupied that town, MS othce
was pointed ont to them By the copperbeads
as IN abolition concern. Several of the
officers called on him and asked to see his
files. After examining them: the Lieut..
In command SAID, Il see, SIR, this Is a Re
publican paper: yoR advocate vigorous
prosecution of the war. and are IN favor OF
sustaining your government in eTerything
/ Ike to see a man one thing or the 9TH
e." Taking several copies Of the paper,
they left without molesting anything IN
the Office, to the great indignation OF tie
copperheads Of that place.
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pOOTS AND SHOES.

I1 The undersigned continues the manufac-
ture of BOOTS and SHOES of every descrip-
ton ct his establishment, in Ebensburg, three
doors east of Crawford's Hotel. Employing
none but the best workmen, he trusts that he
has been and still is at all times able to give
entire satisfaction to his customers. He
hopes that the same liberal patronage hereto
fore given him may be continued, and that
more may be added.
He has also on hand large assortment OF
French Calf-skins, and Morocco ST all kinds,
suitable for fine Boots and Shoes.
Ready made BOOTS and SHOES always on
hand, and prices moderate.
MESHAC THOMAS.
Ebensburg, Sept. %, 1861.
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VHE UNION FOREVER..
p ~ Tun0R uIrCH InNFS


Having formed partnership in the GRO
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attention of the people of Ebensburg and Vi
cinity to their large stock, which has been
selected in the Eastern market with great
care. Come ard examine for yourselves =
They cannot fail to please. urstock consists
in part of the following articles, viz
White and Brown Su- Chewing and Smok'g G
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n. o. Molassses, Cigars, Snuff,
Syrups, Candles, Soap,
Rio Coffee. Clothes, Market and
Young Hyson, Imperial Fancy Baskets,
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Spices of all kinds, Buckets, Measures,
Butter, Sugar and Wa kealers, Churns,
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Dried Apples. Peaches, Hair aud Wire Selves,
Oranges and Lemons, Scrub, Shoe and Dus-
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Bowls, Fawcits,
Butter Prints and La Window Glass,
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Shoeehndings, Pegs, Shovels, Spades, Hoes,
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Sole Leather, Scythes and Snathes,
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Hay Forks, Provision
FLOUR, CORN and OAT MEAL,
CHEESE RICE, 3 A c on,
MACKEREL, HERRING, GOLDFISH,
And all kinds of Liquors, Brandy, Gin, Wines,
Old Rye and Common Whiskey, &c, &c.
gsa The above articles will be sold cheap
for Cash or Country Produce, at Cash prices
Ebensburg, Nay 9, l86l:tf
NOTICE
IN Having associated with Hugh Jones in
the Grocery business, hereby give notice to
all those having standing accounts with me,
to come forward and settle the sarce. Feeling
thankful to the citizens of Ebensburg and vi
cinity for their former patronage, Il would re-
spectfnlly solicit continuance of the same,
under the firm of Tudor ard Jones.
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.EsAVRONEZE Y0UEs OVVN!
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A 7 THE HUNTINGTON MUIR SERIT
"A HUNTINGDON, Pa,
Sell Fruit & Ornamental Tress, Vines &c. o
better growth, larger size, aud at lower price:
than any of the n Northern or Eastern Nurserie:
and warrant them true to name.
Standard Apple-trees at lsa cents each
Sic per 100.
Peach trees, Is to 30 cts each-Sl2.5O ts
Sl5 per 10
Standard Pear trees, SO to IS cts oach.
Dwarf p ear trees, 50S to$I each-20 to Sc
per 100
Dwarf Apple trees, SO to 75 cts each
Standard Cherry trees 379 to rs cts.
Dwarf Cherry trees so to 10 cts.
Plum trees 80 cts.
Apricot trees 40 to so cts.
Nectarine trees Is cts each.
Grape Vines 25 cts to 81.
Silver Maple trees 623 to ST.
European Ash, as to l.
European Larch, 10 cts to l.5o
Norway Spruce, so cts to 81.
American Balsam Pine, 10 cts to Sl.5o
American Il Chinese Arbor Vita, so CT
$3.50
Strawberry Plants, 81 per 100, &c. &C.
Huntington, Jan. 25, 1861 3m.
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le~ "Billy how did you lose your fn-
ger?" Easy enough" said Billy"
.sE suppose you did, but how ?'' 81 sup
pose you'd have lost yourn, if it had been
where mine was" That don't answer
my question" -AWeIl if you must
know" said Billy, 81 had to cut it off, or
else steal the trap"
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cDDS e- IN s.
Curing a wlGe.


MIR. Diu,ligbt, for the past ten years,
has prayed every dag that his wife would
tumble down stairs and break her neck,
or else die, like christian, IN her bed.
The simple reason for this is, that Mrs.
Dimlight was fond of complaining, ta-
king medicines, and having protracted
interviews with the docter, all of which
required money, and money Mr. Dim
light hates to part with.
In fact, he had much rather part with
Mrs. Dimight bat that lady manifested
no intention Of leaving this Pleasant
world and taxing up her abode in an un-
certain sphere Neither did she say that
she could live, leaving her lord in an
uncertain state, and her physician in a
perplexed condition The doctor said
she wanted rousing, and Mr.. Dimlight
though. that he would do something to
start her. and get her out of bed.
He hit upon a plan which he thought
wonid operate in a satisfactory manner.
Mrs. Roundwink acted in the capacity
of nurse to Mrs. Dimlight. Mrs. Round
wink is widow, very pretty and coquet-
tish. For handsome present she
resolved to enact the part that Dimiight
,narked out for her; SO one evening,
when Mrs. Dimiight was groaning, aud
threatening 10 die, Dimlight called in the
widow.
"She is going to kick the bucket at
last" said the husband, $50 you and [
may as well tx things SO that We start
fair.
Mrs. Dimlight turned her head and
s.onned moaning. Her eyes began to
assume an unnatural brilliancy. The
parties in the room took no notice OF
her.
"Yes," said Mrs. Roundwink, "she
is going at last Now we can talk over
our own affairs"
Mrs. Dimlight raised her form in the
bed. and sat bolt upright. She listened
attentively, and her eyes grew brighter.
Chow soon shall we be married after
she is dead ?" aksed Dimlight passing
his arms around the substantial waist Of
widow Roundwink.
81 suppose YOU will be willing to wait
a week or two" simperea Mrs. Round
wink.
Mrs. Dimligft uttered an exclamation
which sounded profane, and giving one
spring, landed on the floor.
'You thinl. I'm going to die, do you p
she yelled. "1'll see you hanged first !.
I'll live to spite you-yes [ will T! Now
get cut of this house! (turning to Mrs.
Roundaink,) for you don't stay here
another minute L can act rs my own
nurse YOU good for nothing huzzy!"
And from that day there was rapid
Improvement n Mrs. Dimlight's health.
cvF Int ono
can imagine what kind OF lie poor
Uimiight leads.
His yersioa of the love making scene
Is MOI believed by the restored -drs Dim-
light.
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splendid assortment of FURNITURE, whish
he will sell very cheap. COFFINS made to
order on the shortest notice and at reasona-
BILE prices Ebensburg, Oct. 6, 1859:
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CABINET WARE-ROOis.

n E Y A n S re-
EG. spectfully in
forms the citizens of
Ebensburg, andC Cam
oria county generals
ly, that he has on
hand and for sale, at
his Ware-rcom, one
square west of Blair's
Hotel ~ large and
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