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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-23
|,@rIL AND PERSONAL.

,saAND CREssoN RAILROAD.
''' .., Monday, November 20, 1858,
I . .nI, road will run as follows;
aS0 connecting with Day Bx.
8 ;. a. !, A. and Pitts Erie West,
- De'' q N. w. connecting with Altoona Ac-
70 I'm =, W West AMI Mail East.
CON- " connecting with Mail Train
West
: !. oS' ", or on departure of Pitts.
q; NJ, or N departure of Mail Train
I'm, or on departure of Mail
Trsin West.
rpr PITCAIRN, SHpt. Pits. Div.
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VI QUICK SALES SALES
QUICK. SALES,
AND
AND
AND
SMALL PROFITS p,
SMALL PROFITS ~
SMALL PROFITS p
BARKER'S CHEAP STORE
BARKER'S CHEAP 4STDREf
BARKER'S CHEAP SToREI
EBENSBURG, PA.
EBENSBURG, Pa.
EBENSBURG, Pa.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS
THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS,
THE BEST SELECTED,
THE BEST SELECTED,
THE BEST SELECTED
EVER BROUGHT TO TOWN.
EVER BROUGHT TO TOWNi
EVER BROUGHT TO TOWN.
LARGESTl CHEAPEST BEST
LARGEST CHEAPEST BESTi
LARGEST! CHEAPEST BESTI
Fail and Winter, 1865.
The subscriber calls the attention of the
public to the fact that he has just received
and opened out the largest stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
both Foreign and Domestic, ever brought to
Ebensburg.
A full ard complete as sortment of
DRY GOODS.
Everything new and desirable in the line of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Every description of
WOoLEN GOODS.
A superior assortment of
HOSIERY, GLOVES, NOTIONS, SC.
The best assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING
ever before offered here.
Light and tasteful
HOOP SKIRTS AND BALMORALS.
The latest styles of
HATS AND CAPS.
Ladies', mems, youths and children's
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A full supply of
GROCERIES
To say nothing of
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, WILLOW l.
CEDAR-WARE, BROOMS, BRUSHES,
FISH, SALT, NAILS, &C., &C., &c.
Not to enumerate further, suffice it to say
that his is first-class Country Store, where
anything and everything required by the
people can be had.
Buying twice as large a stock as any other
merchant in town, he buys cheaper, aid can
therefore sell cheaper, than any competitor. !
The public is invited to call before purcha-
sing elsewhere. No charge for showing
goods, buy not buy.
B1T The highest market price paid for
County Produce.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-23

IusI-, Ar CAKEs.-The finest, ten
Ln,a usa' cakes can be made by
h. '' ), = unbOlted wheat Cor Gra-
|, w me Ouckwheat. Less than
s. ~, DO. Mix with cold sour
! S,s 'R (nOt sweei) but,ermilk,
! vii, The soda, (emptyirgs are
h. 90, when put IN cold batter,
rn n'''''actorily. Bake at once
I,te :, Start the effervescence, and
i iron aSs s.n. IT will bake, thus pre-
pOis, .s,l Ealing. Hence the cul-
u hghtness is attained
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GENERAL sATIsFACT.oN.n

GREENvILLE, Floyd Co., Ind, Oct 81, 1853.
Hr. r. E. Sellers Sir: am out of vonr
Liver Pills, and should be glad to receive a
supply, as they give general satisfaction
Please send me some soon
CYRUS BRADFORD.
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THANKs.-We are under obligations
to Conductor Scott, of our Branch train.
for copies of the new schedules on the
Main Line and on the Branch.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-23
GREAT CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT.
BY the Original, Only 11ue and Genuins
LIVER PILLS.

SILVER CREEK, Ohio Co., Va, Mar. 90. 40.
Nr. r. e. Sellers rS:-Dear Sir-I think il q
duty owe to you and the public generally.
to state that have been afflicted with Liver
complaint for long time, and so badly, thai
an abscess formed and broke. which left ma
in very low state. Having heard of your
celebrated Liver Pills being for sale by A.
R. Sharp West Liberty, and recommended
to me by my physician, DR.. F Smith, con-
cluded to give them n fair trial. purchased
one box, and found them to be just what they
are recomn4 ended-the best Liver Pills ever
used and after taking four boxes, ind the
disease has entirely left me, and am now
perfectly well Respectfully yours,
D. H. COLEMAN
1 certify that 1 am personally acquainted
with NJ. Coleman, and l can bear testimony
to the truth of the above Certificate.
A. r. SHARP
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llgF's SALEs.-The following is
ract Of the real estate advertised
Pd BY the Sheriff of Cambria coun-
fhe Court House, Ebensburg, on
4 y, 4th December:
Ph Cole, CarrolItown, lot ground,
H0 story frame tavern stand, one
Fame house, plank Office, frame car
shop and frame stable.
s A. M'GOugh, Washington rp.,
and lOl perches, II acres clear.
one and a half story plank house
Ne stable.
pa Cole, SummerhilI and Wash
"Tn'hips, 60 acres, with frame
an n Carr, Wilmore, lot ground,
story log house, weatherboarded.
me stable.
ester Mckenzie, Washington tp.,
e. ~ acres cleared, with two sto-
H01se' cabin barn, aud one and a
PTy plank house.
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Sellers Imperial Cough Syrup has given
relief to hundreds who have used it, and the
proprietor is per. Caded that it has the power
to impart benefit that cannot be claimed for
the Cough MIXTURES in general use.
Most Cf the mixtures sold for coughs are
composed of sprituous and nf1ammatory ar
ticles, which, while they give little relief,
really do harm. The Imperial Cough Syrup
contains no spirituous ingredient whatever,
and may be used in all cases NOT requiring an
active medical treatment.
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IMPoRTANT.-As As we go to press, the
stock Of wiLter goods bought during the
past week by j. NJ. Thompson, wherewith
TO replenish his store at the z. O., has
not arrived. The stock is a very exten-
sive one, and when seen will be apprecia-
ted Look out for it tomorrow
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noOIAN n FACT "A correspondent
tL'r''' d Sent. mentions tn. follow
fsuInr fact in connection with ,
the Ebensburg & Cressou Branch
three miles from Ebensburp
S''lns the Glass Farm, where the
oa0Ement is highest, a fountain
On each side of the road. Thu,
.l'gA' pursues its way BY Mullen
- n empties into the Ebensburv
a P0Demaugh, whence it flows
, me S,. k,iskeminitas, Allegheny,
=, Mississippi into the Gulf ot
; mat on the left, or north side
a. through the waters Of Chest
i-s'anna, reaching the Chesa.
-, mus rising within 6ftv
zach other, they flow in Opposite
'no reach tide water some
''''nd miles asundcr."
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Owing to the increased demand through.
out the country for SUGAR COATED PILLS, the
Proprietor has commenced the operation of
SUGAR COATING the cELLBRArED LIVER PILL
thereby placing them before the public both
PLAIN and SUGAR COATED.
PREPARED BY
R. E. SELLERS & CO., Proprietors,
PITTsBURG, Pa.
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PREPARED BY
CELLER'S IMPERIAL COUGH
~ SYRUP,
Pronounced to be the Pleasantest and most

For the Cure ef Coughs, Colds, Hoarsenes., Ia
Ruenzd, Tickling Sensation Of the Throat,
FhocpiRs Cough, 5c, 6c., Sc.
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THE RoAT ISLANDER DISPOSED OF. -
W. II. Rose, late Adjutant of the 54th
regiment 2. ", Democrat in politics,
publishes card in last weeks Johnstown
tribune, completely exculpatiug Colonel
Campbell from the charge of brutal con-
ouct as preferred against him by Sergt.
Roat. Better late than never is mot
to which holds good in politics as in other
things, and we are glad to see justice thus
oone to good man even at this late day.
STILL we are constrained to cay that Mr..
Roses reiutation of the SANDER, coming
as it does from one who "opposed tie
election OF Colonel Campbell" would have
looked better in print before the election
than after.
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DIED-At his residence, in Summer
hill township, on the 7th instant, MIR.
Daniel Longstreth, aged 80 years.
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Sellers Cough Syrrp Without Rtvaa

PITTsBuRe, Fifth Ward, Feb. &c, 1856.
Hr. r. E. Sellers On the 18th ult.,
caught very severe cold The night fol-
lowing | went to bed earlier than usual
yet Notwithstanding l had slept none the
night before my cough was so severe that
could not sleep, neither could those in the
room with me. The person sleeping With
me was so much annoyed by my coughing
that he got up and went to drug store, and
ought bottle of your Cough Syrup one dose
of which to my great astonishment, stopped
my cough as if by magic. l went to work In
the morning, and am now quite well.
Yours, &C..
JOHN DEAN.
1 hereby certify thatI we'll acquainted
with The above circumstance, and the state
ment given is true.
"A. JOHNSON.
r. z. SELLERS CO., Sole Proprietors.
PITTSSURG, Pa.
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The new schedule for the Eb. Il Cres
son Branch will be found at the head OF
these columns.
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PREPARED By
SELLERS' LIVER PILLS!
PLAIN AND SUGAR COATED.

t1''' O' 'S'''~'' 0'''y 1|Ue ana Ue"1'ne.)
Have stood for thirty years Staple Rem.
edy, unequaled by any medicine known for
the cure of Liver Complaint, Costveness,
Sick Headache and Bilious Disorders. ana
indeed for the whole class of diseases oriqi.
mating in hillary arrangements.
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stand, she will accept proposition fo
the removal of the remains to Washing
ton. Gov. Oglesby and ex-Secretary o
State Hatch have been deplfize.t to con
suit with Mrs. Lincoln on the subject.
UNTIL few years past, no pic-nics o
things of the kind were allowed on th'
grounds of the White House Mr.. Lin
coin gave permission to the negroes tc
break over this rule, aud the grounds im
mediately in the rear of the Presidents
house, beautiful spot, was the common
resort of our "colored friends" for this
purpose. Last week a deputation Of
colored citizens waited upon President
johnson to get his consent to perpetuate te
the custom, but the request was received
with decided negative.
THE New York Independent publishes a
vehement article in favor Of negro snf-
frage. 1t says the Government has prov
ed unequal to the high occasion, and that
the North Carolina measure cannot re
ceive the approval of abolitionists, does
not deserve the acquiescence of practi-
cal statesmen, and cannot he accepted as
tho final method of readjustment." The
editor froths at the mouth, and calls
upon all the dogs to be set upon the
President. What will he think of the
Mississippi proclamations!
A CERTAIN official in a certain New
England city, the locality of which we
shall not in any way indicate, recently
determined to give little party. He
was discussing with his wife the details
of the supper. II think we must have
some sardines," said he. "Sardines,"
said lis faithful aud excellent spouse !;
Eyes. but never quite understood what
sardines were" why, you know" repli-
cd the husband, you've seen 'em. A
sardine is slice of beef wih a piece Of
bread on each side Of IT,"
A NEW GERMAN ORGANIzATIoN.-An
earnest effort is being made To bring the
Germans under the influence of new
organization. A platform has been made
comprising numerous planks. Office
seeking is sternly opposed. A national
unity of the States, national and ocon-
omc ystem of finance, a national militia,
unrestricted suffrage, contiscation of the
land of rebels and the giving of il to our
soldiers and tho emancipatcd people, no
landed aristocracy, free labor through the
South, no rotation of offices. improved
modes of nomination. Such are the lead.
ing planks Of this new German platform.
-New York Times.
THE Provost Marshal ut Norfolk has
confscated two monkeys, one raccoon.
two white rats. two hand organs, and di-
vers other animals, the property of one
Sentam, an itinerant and not honest
Snowman.
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Com nercial Honor.

We have heard of quite a number of
instances, within the past three months,
of southern business men, who, having
come North to resume their former busi-
ness relations, have honorably liquidated
their indebtedness outstanding since be-
fore the rebellion Others, unable to do
this at present, have promised an equita-
bio settlement before the close of the
year. 1t is true. their creditors could
now sue them in any part of the South
in regular courts; and 1t is also true that,
had they taken an opposite course, they
would have found it impossible to re-
sume their old and favorable business re-
lations hero. But, nevertheless, their
voluntary promptitude is highly credita-
BILE
There is a great temptation to do
heavy credit business with the South at
present--payments to be made after the
cotton has been brought forward and
disposed of in the Fall months. We
hope it will not be carried 80 far as to
lead to any general or permanent renew
al of the old credit system with the
southern States. Business throughout
the country now is on sound cash or
short.time basis; and it ought to be kept
so ever hereafter N. Y. Times.
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Fran Texas and Mexico.

CAIRO June l6-NeW Orleans dates to
the 10th give the Intelligence that 10Y
LInrray called an extra session Oh lhe
Terislsture to meet at Austin, August
hth He also ordered an election of del
oates TO a State Convention at the same
Mace July 10th, and directed the Sherlns
70 distribute all confederate property 10
the people.
The rebel garrison at Brownsville al
rested General Slaughter and inpfisol'e'
him till he paid them for past service
Correspondence between the Fedeiai
General Brown and General Mega gives
the latter assurance that the United
states Government will not interfere
With Mexican belligerents General
BROWN captured five or six hundred bales
nf cotton. several hundred head OF
horses and mnles and large drove OF
cattle
There Mas u hight on the 9rd between
Confines and Lopez, twenty ave miies
above Matamoras, in which the latter
was defeated
Steps are being taken for the capture
of Natamoras by Confines and Negreta.
they only waiting the occupation OF
Brownsville by United States forces be
fore making movements.
General Brown has occupied Browns
Vile. the rebel garrison under Slaughter
having withdrawn after row about
their nav, which resulted in the arrest OF
Slaughter until the money is torthcom-
ing. Slaughter had solo battery of six
pieces to the Mexican Imperial Gener al
Meiia, for $4,000.
Gen. Brown had sent word TO Meya
notifying him of the dasire of our Gov
ernment to preserve amicabie relations
with the Republic of Mexico, and enclos,.
ING an extract from the instructions OF
the United States Secretary of State to
the effect that our Government should
practice absolute non-intervention and
non-interference in Mexico, and stating
that it would devolve upon him (Brown)
as far as practicable to prevent aid OF
supplies being given from the United
States to either belligerent
Gen. Brown adds that the troops under
his command will not be permitted in
any manner to interfere i'll the present
relation of Mexico.
A Brownsville lerter says Capt. Iud-
kin. of the 9th Missouri cavalry, is now
Colonelin the liberal army of Mexico
and Joins Cortinas. The letter says steps
have been taken by the latter and Ne
CRETE which will result in the fall OF
Matamoras
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NEW YORK, June 16.-Rio Janeiro pa
pers of the 7th Of May, contain the
speech of the Emperor of Brazil at the
opening of the National Congress. He
ailudes to the difficulty with the United
States in consequence of the seizure in
Brazilian waters of the rebel steamer
Florida, and of the interruption Of ami
cable relations with Great Britain, but
states that the Justice of Brazil's protest
in the former case was admitted, and
hopes that in the latter the proposed me-
diation may result equally satisfactorily
The termination of war with Uruguay
is announced and ai,nsion made to the
pending hostilities with Paraguay, which
the Emperor had no doubt from the man.
ner in which his appeal for volunteers
had been responded to, would he termi-
uated with success to his Empire.
Don Pedro also informs his Congress
that he has recognized Maximiliah as
Emperor of Mexico
Of the present condition of his own
Empire politically, externally and fnan-
cial, he gives altogether very favorable
view
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Union Neetings in Nerih Carolina
Sale Of Estates. = ~
:. lPress Dispatch.J

NEwBERN, N. c., June 12-Goysrpor
Holden has invited the leading Union
mon of the State to meet him in council
at Raleigh prior to the appearance of
his proclamation, which is daily expect
ed.
The North Carolina papers are full of
the proceedings of Union meetings,
which are being held in every town in
the State All pay high tributes to the
lamented Lincoln; also to Andrew john
son and Gov. Holden.
The richest estates in the country are
offered for sale in all parts of North Car
olina for from one to ten dollars per acre,
with improvements, their owners having
decided to go North.
President johnson is fast gaining the
confidence of the people of the State
Governor Holden is also disarming his
enemies by his services in endeavoring
to restore civil law to the State.
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Ranks Turns Over his Command 70
CANDY Regiments from
North Carolina.
Press Dispatch. !


New YORK, June 16-The Herald's New
Orleans correspondent, writing on the
lst, says Major General Banks will to-
morrow turn over his command to Gener-
al Candy, by order of General Sheridan.
United States troops are en- route for the
neighborhood of the Rio Grande. In a
short time 25, 900 Southerners from Texas
will be in Mexico The sympathies of
leading men of that party will not be
with MaXimilian. ',t ....
The steamer General Quitman, Captain
Connen, arrived from Shreveport this
morning She brought down to the
mouth of Red river 1000 exchanged
Union prisoners from Tyler, Texas.
The Tribune's special Raleigh cores
pondent says the following regiments
are to be mustered out of service: 174th,
17s, 5Oth, 11sth and 117th Ohio infantry;
23d and 25th Michigan; 107th and l12th
Illinois; 9Oth and Goth Indiana 10th
Ohio battery; lQ4th, 1QCth, fl7th and
lO3d Ohio; l12th. 115tb, 1l7th and Had
New York; 2Oad Pennsylvania; 18th and
10th Connecticut. Besides the whole
regiments there are detachments vary
ing from man to 500 and odd men from
nearly every regiment in the service
The above 60 home as regiments, the re-
mainder as detachments merely. -.,
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WHEELING REGISTER.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE II. 1865
Telepraphic Summary.

Gold closed at the regular board yes
terday at 81 .i35, and at the evening ex'
change at Sl.4i@.
The Times special reports the deStrne'
ton of the Ball Run monument by reD
els. The Commercials special cOntradicts
the rumor.
An emigration society, with capi-
tai of 10000 pounds, propose to emf
TO this country, if their agents, now at
Washington, receive the requisite en-
couragement.
Mr.. Field was the recipient of Halter
ing compliments on his retirement from
the Treasury Department
The Emperor of Brazil informs his
CONGRESS that he has recognized Maxi
milan.
The guerrilla bands lately so barbarous
in Southern Tennessee, Northern Georgia
and Alabama have dispersed.
Ranks has turned over his command
to Gen. Candy. '-
Governor Brough declines being can
didate for reelection to the office OF Gov
ernor of Ohio.
The twenty-five per cent restr'ctloh
on cotton purchases is abolished
A Richmond correspondent says that
city will not experience any great nus'-
ness revival for year To come.
traveller in Virginia reports great
poyerty and suffering Lynchbnre looks
shabby.
Governor Allen, of Louisiana, has
nublisbed a temperate farewell address
to the people
Mr.. Van Dyck, has the inside track Tor
an, Assistant Treasurership ut New York.
Agricultural affairs in the vicinity OF
CITY Point are not in healthy condition
Reyerdy Johnson's argument VIII be
devoted mainly TO the question OF the
jurisdiction of the court.
Mrs. Perrine has applied for clemency
and will probably bs pardoned
General Brown has occupieh Di""no-
vile, and has notified General Melia OF
the desire of the United States Govern
ment to refrain from interfering in MeA'-
can affairs
Unrestricted travel to the Ioxas coast
will be open in few days
The President promises the Richmond
freedmen redress. ..
Forty thousand freedmen are at WORK
IN Soutb Carolina and 1900 negro chll-
dren are attending school
Union meetings are being held III North
Carolina and President Johnson and
Coz Holden are gaining the confidence
Of the people
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Mr. Field and the Treasury Depart
menf

WASHINGTON, June l6.-Mr Field ter.
minated his official duties as Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury under very
felicituns circumstances, having been the
recipient in his retirement of highly
fiattering and commendatory letter from
Secretary McCulloch, and of resolution
of a similar character from the clerks
and heads of bureaus of the Treasury
Department, who waited upon him for
that purpose. Mr., Field assumes his
duties as Collector of the Sixth Revenue
District fNew York on the lst proximo.
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TELEGRAPH BLUNDER. - Readers no
doubt frequently censure the printer for
blunders which sometimes appear in tel.
egraph reports, when the mistakes, IN
most instances, occur with the operators
who furnish the dispatches. Of all the
freaks of the telegraph. the following,
related by the Boston Traveller, is the best
We have met with: Not long since Q
graduate from one Of our Eastern theo-
logical schools was called to the pastoral
charge of church in the extreme south
west When about TO start for bis new
parish, he was unexpectedly detained by
the incapacity Of his Presbytery to or
dain him. In order to explain his non.
arrival at the the appointed time, he sent
the following telegram to the deacons OF
the church: "Presbytery lacked quorum
to ordain" In the course Of its journey
the message got strangely metamor:
phosed, and reached the astonished deai
cons in this shape: "Presbytery tackled q
worm on to Adam" The sober church
officers were greatly discomposed and
mTstifed, but after grave consultation,
concluded il was the ministers facetious
way of announcing that be had got mar.
ried, and accordingly p-oeeeded to pro.
vide lodgings for two instead OF one"
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Trial of the Conspirators.
The Assistant Treasurership.
The Conspiracy Trial.
Press Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, June 16.-Several wit
nesses were examined, this morning
among them d. 8. Edwards, employed in
Canada bank, who testified as to Jacob
Thompson's acsounts in that bank. Wit.
ness said Thompson originally made a
requisition on the bank for 5000 in
currency, in favor of Benz. Wood, but
this was afterwards changed by direction
of Mr.. Thompson in favor of d. s. East
ward. The draft for this amount was
dated August 10, 1864, and was drawn on
the City Bank of New York. The back
of the draft is thus endorsed: "Pay to
Hon. Benz. Wood, or order"
D. E. Eastward, George Wilkes and
A. D. Russell testified as to the signature
of BENZ. Wood, and that he was a mem.
Der of Congress at the time, and is also
proprietor of the New York Daily News.
The court then adjourned till Monday.