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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-21
MARINE NEWS.
Res4F OF C5EVELAND.

Eas.T OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED--..AuG. 1s-I9
Stnr Morning Star, YigsF, Detroit
Prop Portsmouth HeWitt, buffalo
Sohf Royal A b-rt, COOtes COtboFns
Sehr h q Post Oh spmsn, Black River
&c " Marion Dixon, sk nner Boy City
ScOw Lime koek, asll0ry, Detroit
.- ObEARED--AUg. TB-ls.
Stmr Morning Sta-, Viger, Detroit
Stmr Eta buTIOWs, burrows, stanley
Prop Tiogs, eisi on, D, trLit
P Op hsloV, And ron. chicago
P op POrtsmoath. Hewitt, Toledo
sohr White Cloud, Sherwood, IA afque te
Sc9w Lime hOck, eurhnsame, Keiey's Island
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s- r. HOney Markets. gust 10.
lBY rELEGRAPH.l
honey-Stesdy at 7 q cett (.
STERLING Exchange Quiet at 1fsARIOgZ
In 90 d for nTst-clAss bills
Aold-FirueT, opening at 1857, advancing 70
l4i5s and closing At l43N9I4s%
Vernmen stocks Firm.
Total eIpor's Of specie to-day, 500, 6T4.
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$1,000 EeWard.-The shove reward will be
given to any pers n who eau furnish a prescrip-
tfOu for Coughs. Colds Whooplng Cou.h, Atthma
and ~Consumpriop, which is equal to yr. ST. lex
lanes 1eiiinuous "ough Bslsam. This b.isam
will cure the Sb've complaint, also splitting Of
blood and night swea 8. One bottle is sufficient
for any Ooe TO ty. the wort cases Of chroaIo
cough, asthma, W~hoopng cough aud primary cast
Of oonsumptlou ar cured b. 1T. strickIand's Mel
hiuous Coush EaIsam. 1t can be had at any
Druggists.
Benton q r%unhsm, Agents. Cleveland, o. ms:B5
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HILwAUKEE HAsKET,-August IS
TOLEDO Neutrality-suspicious. 10.

Wheat-Advsnee &c, closing at Yesterday.
prices. Gales old white 81 hikAn at s. O5, new
Sd IS; old IN ber Michigan 81 SO; new s sOal g;
old No 1 red Msb Ell S s5l 81; No 2 81 IS.
COM c lower. sal at 745
OaIS-Deoiihed %, sAlss Is 400,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-21
THE COUNTY CONVENTION
Larg Attendance ana Great
UnanlmIIy Of AcllOn.
THE TICKET NOMINATED
A Parliamentary Snarl Upon Res
Olntions.

At ten O'Clock on Saturday morning, the
County Univn Convention, hold for the pur-
pose Of nominating candidates for Senator,
Representative and County offices convened
al CARROTS Hall, pursuant TO the call of the
County Central Committee. Th attend
znce was very large, every ward and town
ship being represented by a full delegation.
The Convention Yves called to order by the
chairman ofthe County Central Committee,
Mayor Chaplin, aud c. L. Russell, Esq ,
unanimously elected chairman.
Ga motion the following officers of the
Convention were Unanimously elected
Vice Presidents--Gso. W. Whitney, of
Middleburgb, and Mr.. Barnes, of Scion.
Secretaries John NJ. Sterling, jr and
Silas Merchant, Esq.
On motion thu Chan appointed the follow
Ing Committee of three upon c edentials
Mr.. A. Townsend, Sd Ward; Theodore
Breck, Of Brecksville and John BIrnum,
of RockpOrt.
Tne Committee examined the credentials
of delegates and reported q list of those
present.
The report of the Committee on Creden-
tisls having been received, it wss agreed
that for thcss delegations not full the dele
gates present, of the Ward or Township, be
authorized to cast the whole vote.
Mr.. g.. o. Griswold moved that the Com
mittee on Resolutions be appointed and thai
all resolutions be referred 10 them without
debate. The motion was carried, and the
Chair appointed the following committee:
s O. Griswold, Peter Thatcher, W. B.
CEtle, Theodore Brock. - Reed.
Ga motion Messrs. R. F. Payne, and
Amos Townsend, were appointed Tel
lers.
The Convention then proceeded to The
nomination of ticket.
SENATOR.
On motion of Peter Thatcher, Jr., Hon.
S. Williamson was ncmiDsted for Senator
by acclamstiOn,
REPREsENTATIvss.
On motion of John Huntington, Esq The
Convention proceeded to nominate q csndi-
date for representative from the city first.
The vote stood as follows:
D-A. Dsngler--~~~~-~"---.--.. %
Francis
M. s. Osstfe-------------------.... 1
Mr.. DsDgler's nomination was made
unanimous on the motion of j. Dwight
Palmer, Esq.
C. B. Lockwood, of solon, was nominated
by s~cclsmstion ss the second candidate for
Representative.
For third candidate Morris &. Gallup, of
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Oftais dull s'ckn rs a, my heart afraid
But ia cases Of ArARKH, single bottle Of
Dr. d. H. See yes bIoUIo OArAsEH EnEDY will
ALWAYS fleet = psrmsLsat cure, Ihus pIsvtntirg
nryuoHitls or Oouaumptio anglers
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Rose = FrorasS E.9svD@aOa aarAs' ~

Rose s PreEslEs' ~EEOsBssOa sRFAss ~
pert.
rhs fOllOWfnE aro the rstss oharSsc bg n
acknowledgements premium hams 2 D.. a
CanV0ssed Hams b----
DEkoG BSoi7
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES b--.---.-- IS
RneOg-Or smoked sides y B.--..--..-- 10
Lard-Prius leaf Kettle al in bbiso OF Ercs. rs
Prime leaf ksktl5-rndE'd In kegs 3 D.. "a
FOrz-Eo. 1 mess 3 bbl..---- 30
Ezsra eios- = bl..---------.-... 81 20
~ ne sxEEG Uh1zEs made foT packages or osTt-
~ 20 railroad ocpcEs ~ BONA All e-ticles AZ
ssrEAusea std7tty P,ims aud sqgal 10 anything l.
'hs STATE. Orders promptly Ailed.
t ROAR , PRanFlhb.
d~IAB aOs. JGa. IA Aad lss Ontario street.
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DIED.

FURKE-st Hewburg, Sun 'sy morting, AUS
BURKE, sled II y-sIs and Two months Fu 20 al
at hs ate Residence t0is sfgerUOos, the 2lst, at
thres o'clock.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-21

Coarse.
Ale ara Fnrssr-hArEst EEsAdy- Va 9ugz
a. follows. Present Uao TX Ale 30 Stcck *
sAcO; Ksnnstt $500; Pale Cream 81; Po-tss
M half and quarter barrels in proportion
SFaaer Akma-OsWego and Akrsn held ct
500.
SIazSar-HPov-Ws" land plsstsr $1,000 per
ton; Oaicined $500 q bbl.
HODs-Ftrm. New Work stats 4o9opot eooorua
tng 20 quality UniO Hg5uc-
NaIS-stssdy. ssricy Malt hald AZ el,TU Pc.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-21

Boar R&oE-An ex, .iting boat-race came
of on Saturday evenb ,g at half after Blk
O'Clock, between the "Rs stless"sud fNixe"
boat clubs, both Of this city. The boats
are both iour-oared, lap stresks, built in
this city. The distance ,vas one mile
from the west pier of tho hatOOr to the wa
ter works pier. The lake wss smooth aud
the weather the best possible. The Crest
less" won the race By I minute and "a sec
onds, making the distance in 9 minutes and
10 seconds. AS both clubs are composed Of
amateurs, nd neither boat is built for
it is Of course Unfair 20 compare this
time with that made By crack rscin, Screws,
in racing shells. Under AL circumA tsnces
we can commend it as remarkably s'ood.
Another race, between the same boats, Mil
at the same place this evening ct
nali-Past slS'
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aEw ARvErrlnsnnn.n

On Tgs Hsll-Bradbuy TIsDos.
Taylor eriswo,d & @ .-DTess siks.
II. ParkeT-Re.l Estate for Sale.
Fat AMI F~eItv4l-Local Eoucs.
n. 7. OO.-Fo Obi. ago.
Fragrant sOEOdentaL cal Eotcs.
DR.. SeeIye-Local Notice
HOststt'r n Stomach Bitters-Local Notice.
Taylor, triswOld a OJ-New Goods.
Bal Hesd-Fm ortsnt Discovery.
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CO ~ naISS'k ~msH~HANTs
GOODMAN q HADLEY,

WVUN HuN % AAWDHAa8
Produce, Forwarding aud Commission
merchants,
For the sale Of Flour, Grsin, Seeds. Provisions; 80.
Anil Ne win ST., Cleveland, o.
Refer 70 A. X. Spencer, first National Bank,
Cleveland; Fiet, h. a sbArpe, Bankers, IndiAnAp-
lis; q ' 5 tn, Esq ,General Freight Agent o.
& / o. Rlilroad, Iucisnapois- augi8 500
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U COMMISSIONERS.

Peter Thatcher, jr., and Randall Craw-
ford were named as candidates for this office
The Convention proceeded to a ballot, with
the following result
Ieter Ihztchsr. as
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wholesale Iron and Nan marEe,.

sATUBDAY, Angus 10, 1885.
Cleveland, Brown a Co., manufacturers and
dealers, Nos. % end 81 Moruin street,
no change in prices this week. The MAJ ket
is firm and stea ', with = god tad, Prices are
as follows:
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The following names were presented to
Chs Convention for the office of Coroner:-
DR.. ]. C. scbeDck, DR.. W. B. Rszuer, SIS.
Holden, and DR.. - Palmer. The ballot
was as follows:
W. B BCzner-....--- ....--......--,ST
5 8. b.
Dr. -..--.----.--. 4
The nomination of DR.. J. c.. schenck was
made unanimous. This concluded the list
of nominations. 3.
A motion was carried thatIa committee
of one from each township and ward be ap-
pointed by the several ward and township
delegations to select a County Central Com
mittee for the ensuing year. The following
committee was reported
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-21

DYB FLoURI RYE FLOURI-F3
} I saisi y lots TO suit, a. Warehouse Of
s9is GABpEBR EGRRA 60.
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A PEwABIo PAssKNGER HEAED FRoM-We
learn from the Detroit Tribune that Mrs. M.
L. Lewis, of this city, one of the passep :
gers ofthe Inflated Pewabic, arrived there
on Friday last. iihe was in her stateroom
at the time Of tho collision, and hastensd
out TO see what was the matter. On COMING
out, one Of the officers of the boat informed
her Of tho collision, but that there was no
immediate danger. She soon discovered
that TIE propeller was in a sinking condi-
tionY when she repaired to her room, fast
ened on her life prsss rver, and securing
her money and other vsluabIes in her gar
ments, made her escape from the sinking
boat. Mrs. Lewis rerosined in the water
some time after the boat had gone down,
snd when rescued was nearly ~iifeIess. BY
the free application of stimulsnts and good
care she recovered. She has gone 60 Port
Huron 10 visit her relatives.
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TOE.
Wharton 5
lTUg,.

SCRATCH. OINTMENP. SCRATCH
VIII core the Itch il IS houru-sIso cures salt
Rheum, Ulcers. OhfIblAins, and all Eruption. Of
the skin. Price so cents. By sending 80 cants 10
Woeks ond Potter, 40 " arlington ST., Boston, win
% forwarded fFee BY mall. For sale by all Drug.
sista srHoNe s AaEsruoss, Uleyeland, Agents
or Gorthorn Ohio. nhIE.E dsa
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" L
9TH L. B. Dennis
10Th George Presley.
Ilsh It. Vogrs,
BreoksVille, MosSs Hunt.
Bedford, C. Purdy.
Brooklyn, D. W. Gsge.
Chsgrin Falls, james Davis.
Dover, C. H Hall.
East Cleveland, n. B. BherWiu.
Euclid, S. W. Ollie
Independence, W. Il. Knapp.
Middleburg, John Baldwin, jr.
May6eld, s W. Knapp.
NeWburgh, E. P. Hamilton. e
Orange, j.. H. Luce.
0tmUed. o. W. Kendall.
Parma, D. Clark
KoyslsOn, John NJ. Annis.
ROehport, JOhn Manning.
SolOn, James Webster.
Strop gsville, NJ. Stone.
Wsrrsnsville, ". H. Warren.
The Committee retired, and altar con.rI,-
ation reported the following as the County
Central Committee:
Thomas Jones, Jr., Cleveland.
G. A. Kobe, &c
w J. BOardmen,
Il B. Dennis, 4"
q. Purdy, Bedford.
S, W. Ollie, Euclid.
q W. Whitney, MiddIeburgh.
Thee. Breck, Brecksvine.
The report was adopted.
A a subsequent meeting of the Commit
tee, Thomas Jones, Jr., was elected Chair
man and C. s. Hobbs, Secretary.
The report of the Committee on Resolu.
tions being called for, the Committee,
through its chairman, s. o. Girls void, Esq
reported the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, The Union men of Obio at
their State Convention, held at Columbus
on the first day of June, 1865, adoo, ed a
and put in domination a ticket
lor State officers, who have accepted the
nominations and have declared their ad-
nerence 10 the sentiments expressed in the
resolutious of said Convention and where
as the Union men OF Cuyshoga have this
lay met in Convention for the purpose of
dominating county officers and members Of
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BUFFALO MAEKEE-AuEust 10.
IHI EnaaRArH.I

FIOur-Firm
Wbeaf-QQe Ct Falss No l spring, to arrive
ell August, al 81 az; No.. Milwaukee on the spot,
Is 81 4-sa extreme
lORer 10 mixed 79c.
Oats-No l OLD 5i9Sc; Old and new 4Ts4sc.
PO. Isl 6nH3s o..
Whtsky-Sales a. 81 IT
Canal F~resxisss Are dHI To New YOri-
Wheat 40. com I1Isl2. oats s.
Lake Imports FOR a hUHos--Flour G690 bis,
wheat E,sts bu, corn 1861, oats Al, $40.
Canal NPosts-FlOue 400 bbis, wheat co.
600 tn, corn l4B 35l, OATS Zz,st0
mount OF Floor aud Grain shost on the canal,
ipcluaing shipments If urtteo dsys from Buff.iOs
endG < 18th aud nipe days from tEWegO, ending
18th Flour l3,!49 bills, wheat EST COZ In. eJTn
1924, 4SS, oats 3i7,4S-, barley 1910, rye So, $50.
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For this office M. S. Castle, Esq, Merrill
Barlow, Esq, aud W. N. Kerruish, Esq of
this city, aud Lieut.. Col G. NJ. Barber, of
Bsres, were put in nomiuation. A ballet
was taken, which resulted as follows:
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CHuOAGO mARHEr--August 10

OHlUAGO mABAET-sAugust 10
IBy Telegraph
FIOuF-Firm and advanced I0al5o.
Wbeht-actiVe. salos al 81 z9aI l915 for mol j;
81 l9aI 70 for No 2.
O~Ora-Q1Iet and declined 1Zc. Sales At Csc
for No l., and &c FOR sOE
ORis-Deolined 7aso, closing dun 81 SEC.
EalgSsWines--Stesdy.
PrOvtsiOns-Steaay.
Preights-AdVsncei Ie. Rate 70 oa corn to
Buffalo.
Rec ~ip,s-FlOur. s7OO bbI.; wheat, 1900 bu.
corn l40 90 oats o., 900.
ShipmeDts-Flour eco bbls, - bu wheat,
o bu ezra, 1s,OOJ oats.
MILWAUKEE MABKET,.August IS.
lBy Telegraph
FfOur-Dull.
Wheat-Aotive. Sales at 81 29sl 30.
Freights-Fiem AID ad FsDce1 Hc
ReeefpIs-lpOJ bbls -four, SO. COG bu wheat.
Bhipments-6gO bbls flour and 5000 bu
wheat,
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OswEGO mARKET-August 10.

III N-N-U-LTI9T
FIOur-Firm aud scarce, especially the better
graz e.. Sales are tOnnned CHIEFLY to spring
brands, smbrscing 500 bbls At 81 80.
~ heRt-Scafce Sud Sc bettsr on sprfrg z. SalCs
bu No. Milwaukee club at 81 As; Two bu No
z do 81 30. No winter IN m Hkes-
Corn-e1rce aud quiet.
D her grsins 8 arc - d quiet
Canal FrefEnfs-FlOur sOoa4lc, wheat ssze,
corn SIC, 30 New York
Lake imports : q, tOO bu wheat.
Cana EXports-l, 80 bols -four, $500 bu
whsat S,4O0 ats.
shipnents-By Raj, 7 4btls aOur.
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Mr.. Castles nomination wss made unaD-
imOus. That gentleman was then loudly
called for. and, taking the platform, sd-
dressed lL9 cOnveptiOn briefly, thanking
Them for the honor they had lone him, and
earnestly and feelipgly slluding TO the du-
ties of Union men and the Union party in
the present and future.
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PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

The nomination of Joseph Turney was
made unanimous on motion of A. T. Brins-
made, Esq.
PnnarcnrIrn .rrnnrrr
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DENTISTRY.
VEErHl TEETH TEETH


- - - EaEA BIDS
Lac OF the hrm Of HAlLIwELL 4 DAHIEIg. A
slii .. MS Old estahiishei 0entd Rooms, oOrpe .
Ontario stFsat aud Publo Souare. makfno tho.s
iavalneo'r Tema, rtihoisl teeth, 81 the oId price
? or 90 Esr An uppsr or Lower Set from sIj
n sfs 'r0r= re--art-S .aI0p
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FHE -FOUR HQUARCBRLYM MEET.
N Of ne ANEHtCaN tRJN sn4 sTFTT,
Assoc A. ION vii take n c. =. lev ls15 6E;o
90 @edaesda'. the PSI - usust, 1855 a en-,
"a At 90 aTo"n r. p q 4 t,ei Makers ana ma5-
D. -xp- It'd sNh d.qf- e.
= rTn.2ss So q aI-nt e
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The Convention then proceeded to nomi-
nate a candidate for County Treasurer.
Joseph Turney, of Newburgh, VIM. Water
man, of Cleveland, Henry L. Whitman, of
Brooklyn, and E @. Jones, of Cleveland,
were named as candidates. The following
was the result of the ballot:
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-09

MAD ANTHoNY's TRICK.-In our Rev
olutionary war, the British held possession
of a stronghold which our forces could
not gain without knowledge of how
matters we're conducted inside Anthony
Wayne, "Mad Anthony" as he was cali
ed, undertook this delicate and dangerous
service. He spoke Dutch like native :;
and getting into a cart, he loaded it with
cabhages, and started for the fort. So
complete was his disguise, that no suspi-
cion was entertained. He brought Just
what the garrison needed he took time
TO peddle them all out and was suffered to
depart. The next day the fort was taken,
when the officer recognized Wayne at the
head, and very coolly asked-"Sir, how
do you sell cabbage to-day 2"
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-09
Law Of Newspapers

1. Subscribers who do not give or-
tice to the contrary, are consideraJ r. $
ing to continue their subscription .
:. If subscribers order the diseo,,;.
of their Periodicals, the Publisher NJ
tlnue to serd them until all arrear,
paid.
3. Ifsubscribers neglect or refuse b
their periodicals from the Offices to wB..
are directed, they are held RESPONSE
they have settled the bill and orders5
discontinued.
1. If subscribers remove to othe,
without informing the publishers. :,
papers are sent 10 the former directm
are held responsible.
.. The Courts have decided, that :.
to take periodicals from the Office Or,
ing and leaving them uncalled for. /,
faciae yidence Of intentional Fraud
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-09


How ARE You, CLERK I'VE haven't
heard of a richer thing than was lately
perpetrated upon bookstore clerk some
thing less than a thousand miles from
Genesee-street bridge Every body has
heard jokes perpetrated upor the odd
names which it is the fashion to bestow
upon books nowadays, but, weventure to
say, nothing richer than this Incident
a we'll known wag stepped into the book
store above mentioned, and inquired ::
"Have you The Woman in White?' I"
eyes replied the clerk. "'All Alone p"
asked the searcher after literature eyes"
responded the clerk. "f'In the Dark p"
still queried the questione- eyes, Sir"
again promptly answered the attendant.
"Well, all | have TO say Is" retorted the
wag, ''you have nice thing of it Good
bye p
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-09

A DIsAGREEABLE SENsATIoN.-Am nan
coming home late one night, a little more
than "half seas over" feeling thirsty,
procured glass of water and drank it
In doing SO, he swallowed small ball of
silk which lay in the bottom of the tum-
bier, the end catching in his teeth Feel
ing something in his mouth, and not
knowing what it was. he began pulling at
the end, and the ball unrolling, he soon
had several feet of the silk in his hand.
"Wife wife ?' he shouted, at the top
OF his voice, 81 say wife, come down here
Pm ali unraveling P'
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-09
IV1HE OLD CHEAP STORE !

Il
Having again taken the Grocery store of
the late firm of TUDOR & JONES in my own
name, return thanks to the citizens of Eb-
ensburg and vicinity Tor their former patron
age, and solicit a continuance of the same
l have lately been in New York, Philada and
Pittsburg buying a new stock of Goods, of
the very best quality, all of which will sell
ATA VERY SMALL PROFITl
Persons wishing anything in my line will do
well to call and examine goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere No charges made for
showing goods.
My stock consists in part of
White and Brown Su- Chewing and Smoky
gars, Tobacco,
N o. Molassses, Cigars, Snuff,
Syrups, Candles, Soap,
Rio Coffee, Clothes, Market and
Young Hyson, Imperial Fancy Baskets,
and Black Teas, WasLboards, Brooms,
Spices of all kinds, Buckets, Measures,
Butter. Sugar and Wa Kealers, Churns,
ter Crackers, Kegs,
Dried APPLES Peaches, Hair and Wire Selves
Oranges and Lemons, Scrub, Shoe and Dus-
Figs, Raisins, ting Brushes,
Prunes, Citrons, Rope, Bed cords,
Nuts of all kinds, Lines, Rope Halt ers
Ext. Ley and Coffee, Twine, Tye Yarn,
Bowls, Fawcits,
Butter Prints and La Window Glass,
dies Ptuty,
Arnold's Inks from to An assortment of Es-
75cents per bottle, sences and Drugs,
Shoe-fndings, Pegs, Shovels, Spades, Hoes,
Nails, Thread, Garden Hay Rakes,
Sole Leather, Scythes and Snathes,
Harvest Tools, Buck Saws and Nails,
Hay Forks, Provision,
FLOUR, CORN and OAT MEAL,
CHEESE, RICE, BACON,
MACKEREL, HERRING, CODFISH,
And all kinds of Liquors, Brandy, Gin, Wines
Old Rye and Common Whiskey, &C., &c.
re- The above articles will be sold checp
for Cash or Country Produce, at Cash prices
r. H. TUDOR.
Ebensbur July 13, l865:tf
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-09

.. .
A MAGNANIMoUs DANE.-During the
wars that ragged from 1922 to 1860, be-
tween Frederick II. of Denmark and
Charles Gustavus Of Sweden, after bat
tie, in which the victory had remained
with the Danes, a stout burgher of Flems-
borg was about to refresh himself, ere
retiring to have mis- wounds dressed, with
draught of beer from wooden bottle,
when an imploring cry from a wounded
Swede lying on the field made him turn
with the very words of Siency -"Thy
need is greater than mine" He knelt
down by the fallen enemy, to pouI the IL
quor in his mouth His requital was
pistol-shot in the shoulder from the treach-
erous Swede.
"Rascal !" he cried, "I would have be-
friended you, and you would murder me
in return. Now l will punish you. l
would have given you the whole bottle,
but now you shall have only half" And
drinking off half, he gave the rest to the
Swede.
The king, hearing the story, sent for
the burgher, and asked him how he came
to spare the lite of such rascal
"Sire," said the honest burgher, 81
could never kill wounded enemy"
"Thou meritest to be made noble" the
king said, aud created him one immedi-
ately, giving him as an armorial bearing
wooden bottle pierced with an arrow.
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II CHILDS & co.
. he WHOLESALE SHOE WAREHOUSE

No. 133 Wood Street, I2ttts6urq, Pa.
Have received an immense stock of Boots
and Shoes suitable for Spring and Summer
sales, comprising a full assortment of Staple
and Fancy Goods, carefully selected with par
Trade, aud due regard to durability and sizes,
manufactured to order and warranted.
Our entire stock having been purchased
and contracted for direct from the New Eng
land manufacturers entirely for cash, during
last Fall aud Winter, before the present
advance prices on stock aud we are enabled
to offer Superior inducements to cash or
prompt time buyers, and are prepared to sell
goods at less than New York or Philadelphia
prices.
We invite the attention of Merchants visit
ing this city to examine our large ana desira-
BILE stock before purchasing elsewhere.
nsa- Particular personal attention given to
ORDERS. April. If
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Lancaster Tp. July So u
NEssRs. EVANS AND WATSON: GENIE
The small size No. Salamander safe
I purchased from your agent, Mr.. Ai'
Bar. in Lancaster City, on July 2Oth
has been subjected to a very sever
which II withstood in a most satisa
manner. This Safe, containing all n!
together with valuable papers belong
mvself and some to my neignborS and I
and represeting a value of over TWenty /
and Dollars, $50, 0,000) was in ny Ai!l y
was destroyed on the night of the 2't1 j
", 1860 and passed through the Ra! ID
.unscathed. The Safe was on tbe seSOnN
and fell to the basement CT the NA', Sl-
subjected for six hours TO an lntels.
among the ruids, which was greau! nv
by the combustion of large quanuH
confined within the prick walls. Al,-
ere the safe was opened and the pool,
paners taken out in state of Periec' .
yation. the paper not even being dH'
This fact was, however, to many e!.'
a better recommendation of your sac
could be expressed in any other woe
me. ours hespeG1lGn-;!,l u
Csel3 SAM FL h.r ba
Ba- A large assortment of the aooI
itv of Fire and Thief Proof Safes al''
hand and for sale at as low rates as a.
firm, at EVANS 4 MAIoOn
No. I6 South Fourth St, Philade4