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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-16
SouccrSidtbeater.

DER SOper DON 9cnpsu" 1T Der Gttel bes
6iltOrtl9en AS6aulpiels, pas am leeten s5rei-
tag iitsr pie 8afne 9tls, { IS par, ,penu
man lt@ 70 auSprlden fam, Elm y9ro6e5"
FStld; e6 mar aud ong,, bsnn Is na6mu
Iber bret DOle Stunpen IL Mnlpruh, ober
tpen1t mir fa9en tpptten | a n q wttIta a,
o tpirctn mir eth unre6t begeben, benH nod
lelten laben mir elm mebr IN ieoem NtOnent
aufmerf James, auf bic peittren @ntwidluna
9elpannte5 uno better befrieeigtes Yublitum
3nr @bre bieleS PubIitums tel Is iIbrtaens
audi gela9t paB.es i6 mtbr ais gepT6nlt6
;ablreiA sin9efunpen battle, i'm Der 9orlels
lung zines (rpte bic 3eitung ia9tt) y9rouer-
lptelS" bet,uwobnet. Der 3ettel iaate .btfp-
RIDES ShauIpieI", Der GerfaGer ielbf nennt
es etn rNleIoDraml@'in 4 Irten, nebll tinem
r9orlpieI", Die Ssntsr pom @elt minfer".
Dis. Iebts 8e3ei3rnng rMelO B a M a" 1T
ippbl Die ri6ttgite. Gin y6rautrlpttt" fam
man es ntdt nenneu, benn Der 5elo pes Stids
9ebt ni6t I'M Sample nit bcs yy@el6tfes
Wfahtsn" gu @runpe, Ipnoern er 9e9t 9erettet
berpor aus ben ibm auferlesten fur9tbaren
prufungen. Sn 10 fern allo 1T yWeloprama"
pas redbte gSort, penn aud bas artsgejet6nete
fletne 9rhelter Bat ieinen She'll rd3u beige
tra9en, rte, peri6ieoenen gfettt gut trbSbtn
uno Die furb Borte ausaeptiidteH Gjefible
ptftneer 3t tra9en in bas !6er3 ,no ben @eil1
oeS 3u1Aauers. a89 80 .
Der Gerfaher pts Stiids 6err q. 8abn,
" Der BeIlser zines Observation-Disclosures 1T
Serltn uno befabt ii8 aus 9tebbaberet unc
SpetulattOn nit Der lle~berlesung uno y5abris
eat1On" BON lbeateritiden. @s inb berrits
Sanoe Soh u8iibnenIptefen" BON tbm erIbie.
men inter ben lelben inoen wtr i'm 3ipeiten
gano au@ pas neulih bier aufssfabrte Gin
~lelteneS Weib" NIT benz !3nlab 'rr5rti mad
Dem SranjOfl9en." Da in uu1erem lieben
Otutl9lanp bic 8rei6ett 3n 6aule 1T, 70 tann
man itt ppbl oenfen wie liberal Der 6err
"Uerfaltr" bamit umgebt. Damit fol- ieooH
nt4t 9ela9t iein, pu6 ieine Stiide teinen 8er6
baben'COaB Tie nidt gut sel6rieben, iiberIebt
Deer uepmpontrt" lino, ~ i'm @eaentbeil mir
balter mebrere berlelber fur alsaesei6net unb
oarunter 9ebSrt aud GDer Iutper 5 Q n
eonecn" wel@es Stitd ibcn i'm Sobr 1856
N Serltn 9sOrudt tpl,rbt lttnb7 BON benz Der
Sertansr Ia9t, baB eS Unit freter 8enusuna
etnes en9ltldett 9tCntans" bearbeittt iet. Dit
9tt rtf6e 0runolag. .beGelben fEnb bic
5esten Der snsltlAen 8eppIution unb Der bar
S mI loi9enoen Neacticn H. 0eltnuration. Das
Sorlp'el nDsr 5enter pon, Me 4 nj / n,
rsTrass8sW IN Der Stabta sQcnbuu, tn jobr
Ao+S DOR It'd, In bemIelten eJohre. ais !Rdrf1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-16

l. auf Dem 0rrrlaB BET ,gS9tte6al" 9etGpft
tpuroe uno Oliucr @rpnlpea feline bluti9ca
WaBreseln gegen Die SreunOe uno Nnbanger
Oes Din9sriGteten &GnigS, beipnoerS Die Sr-
LANDER nnp S9utten, ersrif, Dd5 Stld
lslblt, Der Tower BON 4onpen", lpielt 10
sabre Npater, aliO I'M Sa0r 1861. Grompea
ear-toot, &arl Der H., aus Dem 9aule Der
Stuart0, auf benz enslt1Aen 19rcn unO Die
0te1noe letneS 8nters, &orl5 ps5 crItst. famen
Oleosr gu Yfa6t un6 Nnle6en.. Dies aur all
OK" aaG Die Serbaltni6s, in melAer unO uuz
- d r.'pen ole 9anplun9 SOr ltA oeGt.
y, 2u Cemerten 1T nod, Da6 bic 6anpelupet
YstOnA@telten, ipie Die bcr bctp.n Sdptteu
Wo.ot9s I'M Wttliam DpualaS unb Spb,T
9.9tEa9 tln9trt uno BON DEM Ierfol7er 6ps
StuaS atltr al NeprGfsntanten ber8Sniolishe,
yartel etn9eTubrt Iinp. Die @nlooe, Gntnif.
lung l1tlo enpli9e1 Q66unar Des S5on,s1 -
: % isr;s ~ SaI.mIG 1SS9a 5bauptlaGtiGc pas Ser
cienlt oesf fn9ltl4sn &UmanlGrei6ers, Der Sic
locta'eit nnp polttilAen 3ufauoe GuaInnna
. treH autlnlallto pnO wieper ,u aeben oere
ltanp, .u9l55.g, slr1s1%S "1" wy
0dS Sud %be9inntF ME aelaat, nit einem
Gorfptst>1n@ George Douglas, cir. ldptti id,ar
Goelnann toll ger1ee in Qunoon .n,,f gsfSsbif
pen Gspmtpel 9eF6pit merben. rrT Der 0jrof y
gturraqtG 5errI Ssr9es), lein better UNI, treus
otter 6reuno, Der iiA i'm @ebeimen inter brrn
anssnemnenfA Nameu Spbn @alter in Son.
Don apfbalt, mid i'm Ypr Der r@re,ution nit
5ilEt lanperer 6rennpe retten7unO erbittet Iid
beS6alby ppn &romlpga bic @nope. bic StrfIe
6ts 1entaobenen 5enters ser1eben Al, biIirfen
Ditlt st@nape4" gerbielt er. aqr NQes lit bereit
rsr tssush Diensr 1Ubp (Serr Meautert) ii
tnltruirt nno SDbn @alfer ratet ids sum ae,
1fdbrlihen Gang. Da, erfabrt er buraI 6er
~tntri9uanten S6urfen benjamin. r6ulet C6erl
pb6lt); Dap Clara WurraY, leine SApelte,
1(Mlap. WteauberD, elm r9ebeime8 QiebesYer.
baltui5 nit lsinem 6reunpe Oouala8 6atte
in belitn 6dmilit lt aufsepa6fn mar, SAT
Ct lie serfabrt babe unb 6a6 le BON ism Wlut,
ter zines finptt lei. Ditler, vSerrat64, bteI
boGntebrung" leineS ytamens 9npert pI6blid
pct Gnti9tuB bes @rafen Witrra9.a 81
9tteenl&aft Der 8a6e 9ibt i'm ben btSSlItI6el
fOfnanfen Elm, in Der 16at Iein, 6enateer
amt tn @emeinl4aft nit Seni, 6ulft3u SpQ
5NDen. Oas pduft pes Douglas f1llt mi
Murra4 tebrt gu Bran pnD &itp In .6etaab
ten 3ufane jprad. Gain, Gain e ruft 6
in bsBrrreibfaoem S9msrje auS,gTq,
bat Du Deinem Bruper 9etGan! bl, Stud
ubsr mi4t1-Tepi9er Stud T. BGEreno @tur
rap lein Huti9es @eI6Gt Yerrt9tet, erjAeii
leint S6ntiter CLARA i'm, 5auIe.. Sie Gatt
tererg 0eltebtert gum SG6fpt fItrrn (cbei
unp l8wur Dem 5enfer, perl tie natirlt6 nni6
tanntr, epiSe a8ads, .,Au6 fe, mar fili6tti.
uno eetfOl9t. 6ulet Iotte lie upc i9r Sin
auf Sefe6l Der @artet GrpmpeUS nit Csc
matt entfHhren, allein Is mar ibm ni6t 9slun
gen. EcbY finbst ib9 8inp pur6. 3ufaa /
ben 6dnpen Der Gutfabrer, tntrei6t e5 i0ne
uro brinst ts III pNs 6ous Mutra9's. @lar
Uerlast Dor Der Nadtebr iifbreS 8rupers pa
3uus, -7bas tanfidbrtge Rtuoi Yon nun a
bic 8c6ter 'UUSobn 8alter'5" blettt in Dc
6amilis. .Damtt ehbtot ba5 Gorpiel."
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r.Oft AQreOlt q, 10.
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a'- 49, -Hf
Mtrthpolerr @inentfn1ln.

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am 8re'tds N I az. 20. Cttpesr; Ra6N. IL libr an gtaB .
ls Dtrt soae S"irdibs umo @erbsfsraRscn, .~esieeengon n Re-
nerbrtfI @de % 9t'numsnt uns SteTlin8ar. 1ersGieE.
Die 8 .rrt an Nleunmsntfr, 1T Ia hui. 9 ,3ol uiBt fSrf
iutl6 uaI srsnSt ga ySttrlin5ir. u rug ttsf Nuf bar
sot febt tn jpetfStt3rs- rtr Da6ftabst eihgtti btetsS
Dadtetn- Stare. une g9cbnbapd, NIT tSsifSttszm 5tntar.
seblroe , I. lobrlt9e SruHotents b>trdet $29 sdbIbar an
l. 3fIt jeben Sab ee. is1is.I-. s.~ Nt.rr.
3 @ettluftterta8anseu Sin 0rittteil 6Glr am 9srfanss.
tag, ttH Drtttbed tn 3 MonGteh Hno ban Jt1 in 6 WionGten
pom 9trtaufstas, Uosr glfS talt, pe br fGu sr WiniFt:
bic @ttotttqhIunssn traSen 8 pterfde ycin Sett4uist1a an
une raufst sette,t fetn naA Dunfdbes Irafte5. TST'fL.
. GtO6BrUscGp Irufse.
Vevt 3el So E:-1c &ortpn Il 60. AnctipnGre.
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Oapett ttr nabe e~bGr!tsitr BaItln1nrc. Gle,
i2lk1rDiaEl tstn ". RtnIs.
enb1iten3zSfFcc Der Wer. st. Nrnice.
.' Sl1"'Ai<--1- 30 rs zSutb Strafe, 4IitUt
.eL-L. MS -st-rB GIttHt are, Wb, 2. Att. 1885.
,ptrfeBelte anatt:ts tn DupIieat pet6tn In bt6Itr Office
ntstgtneenorim' n his salS IL. Dftobtr NRtttaas IL ltSr' nm
benz ger. StaateH Sub iHer3f 9tparteurnt absuIitfttm tn
BnIttr1cre, NRt "a It'ttrd, /; 81 ia 7s--HsT'I =
~.5a 10 8aitofeln uno ,3piebeGn, i aa
tn guttn fd'ten Edntru Serpdft uno au Iplteu QeItfn uut
~ isISen naantita'en ~ lEf;rn, als fur etusr 4tOeat bonn
pie 4nssbOts tnafftn aat Jsrnuiarsn lsyIbsfer. bic In
steitt Ctfte % btt0n1rn.n fnb uno mus eth Gsrttf'at bem
tstsn untsri&rttbtn it. rSetss anetbrt mug stne -gsfrpft,
0eps Der anietee ana Rotk ~dRSsbtftet taten unc MS frr.
ttttl3 fstH tn usbssrtufftrmnag nit aasu loren 3 blus.
Bic R.st.raanes bttdtt h9 bas @tSt ver, out oOer ,ro,nS
eth AneebSt, relGts nttt scrttel5aft eribsint, ;wrlG,u.
Sa Sane elmer Ri6ttrtinuns Geiteas bss 6 pntrattors 3.
tesdlt t1 e1S Soueerntrtnt eas Ht4t Dor, aneerspD AZ
!aat.n, 1m pen Mtlnetl 81 %ttsanjtn, tntfm Is cen Spfen.
nreflmup ucer rem ecntrae;prets etr 9artet, pslte ibrs
Gs!tttruHg Iu ml9sg untetlast anre&net. 80 -
5astans tStsS1nlt eteftrune tn frt&en 5Cubs ssftaSt, ais
Stst psrion User ltSes ~gettslltS elmer girtrna,, ii. Ell.
MnsttOt na4t, mus tinen g.. st Srtueio bttfuaen, psna Gin
i''stF A'stsf'ts tn sitlst otses T]sstartrt Y
" !-4q1A5lJ3 erts. BRIG. Gsd.3 u s. g. u.9. u. af
% auf sbtse ansetee t.tne iufrietenae aenbet au.eSUte
Iar ~ttsfsfttna bon 8~drtsfelt une 3wiebsln helm S%utffenA-
DtpdttemSnI IN Baltimore einsefCmrrsn itnb. 70 pirb bic 3eit
Stbott fur kteit Otter ana unsb nen btt SanadsS, ID. Cft,
s @tIfSn, ,tHl-
(rl12-1A) ssreS, Brit. Ger. unb 6. g. II. q. u ~
pa auf ebtGe ANiet8e fnr Q~tsfertn5 bon Sartpffeln unS
fir bS Sutffttns DeSurtenieut,teine ,~ufriebers
k%.atnSen ansebUtt stnsesan8en fine, 70 wirb bic 3sit, UNI
IslSe ntesatniuntbmer BITS Sprt ,Greitas. 20. SIT. 1866,
Dtttties IL llbF dussebebnt. Dtefe 9itel inns jebbb inner.
zines Wtpnats fat sOm 10. Stt tritrssm 81, Qtt b.S.
IN abJutitsrn ale iibriseh BeStnsuneenl btsibeh' S%tf.ltrn.
EbpmGS gDtIfrn, .Hs.l
o"''-zooe tsi1 'fssr' ssffg sen iis334 9fryS.N'
ona r35nEbouaaS S. 0fpbtHfen sI "a
80 Ma5q. (sOm 9. DtarttBa7a5t ma 7.,fr.,
100 Us 8u9it ber Gaueioat at8 ,.1n 1911
9beriH titr Baltimore Godntn, t'5
IN BIS Gqtf&sieanef Dc 8 0 pIt r 6, untcrpnrien. ~
Wabl: 9lm OIenita9, ben z. gtroember 1868.
GBHE-Eneiatar)
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3u verrauFsn:
Sui ou8seigianetsr @arlenpIab,

~ Gut ou89ejei6neter GartenpfaB, s
stae Is Ittile USn or 9 antsrtniS nit s'aem I66nen de-
raumistn 5dule FIR tea 6'4suitGmer u1b z Vii st6&lufsin.
untsr ben stEf&ieoenen Aas.nsebdH,e ct teiatet I'D aud eta
sung eber fur etreH 1ut5e. be'r' 3&ytnsr su en- cfeblen H..
Wan frase mad 8issrt's Htok an scr crit II SOuBat 81. osss
S~ttlGeelpsta Hods. IL. offmcf
'Rsi yfn o.,,,5 g ita
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W{1rIm1IIszW erR1uF.

8rdft etAeS SerfaufS. gefeble, pdffrt Bon Der .. ct Ut
Rrttt SQUIRT tUr ZEN Difr. NIaryfanh Q Sft. 1885. ntre BIER
nit Nd6ri6t eeesten, hnt Id am Dttntfde, IL. 0H, 10 Htr
Worm TN Chickering'S Waarenbduh 3te pom Ecqttarh una
@aslry Staff Baltimore, seetn Uaar ttut srcft GE1ntttdt
1865, telteb,n6 SuS, WktsifG, apeiH mi. Gnttfu 2tedpfsa
In Barrels, &ess uns wsIesa Icwit DtA @0ssg uHt uxbss4
ArttteIa, auf 6htRtlt&er MnIttpH ~ttrtsIteH Efyef. ..aor,
(pt14-@1O n 0E URAFf&AM,
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MISUNDERSTANDING

- Ht '4Iiar 0eRttat 9nroe9prs SFfite,-sa
. -s44H Bdlttmpre, Ne1, l.. or. 1861
Ger Hnettpns-Str'nuf s9a @ou0arnsrents Reoiiini6tm
s1l'SarosssrS'sep so. s gtOrtR GtirteS SIR: BaltnOre
gts, 2OttSbe aatfabeuo III Gaf ge 81 tst suraeSi. g
9siHoten nprseH. -9a3. 4'a3 9lllP III s.
ASxi2-lS. :. Mek!cii purye5or u 8. a.sag.
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Bor lit ~pert1ufen,

Dte " unb &rint Bar auf Een an 6, Ncs, fdttfnteSsen
pau tsa Baltimore 5dnserbpry"r fcl S~ertluft pefteh.
h~auEuttse gBtrtte, ~tefpnters piiIot NtttBifeter teS gereins
mn09st no rtpreen Wttnb 8 US in Ser IRG seRgd aea, gto. Ct
" 5stter,6fr.s einfnsen.3 rn-.'.a - III" III 80 ..
(m0ot9 tase 4~r:fi--- r siT .6.StH t, SER,
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BIZ pettanfen

A Dds g9Aerenbaus nit gutter Dctnun8 ITO. 81
a. penniploania Aps. nit pr00uftsn., Grccerp- unp
TT iefert btai1 sa btriauen. Gin iebr outeS
3et9nmt9eS pans, %eTceGentsr @ef4dlt5ptab uno 3unblaaft
-etae ltltene 0eieaenteit fir einen Wtann NIT eiYoas edpis
Su srftasen am phase. (fpm0j
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-16
Neeues @eirdtbss Welu1.

Gtn al:lt6er, anfGRetaer, bon her Nrmee entlnGener nnt
tn WafstnstCar a@r IebeHOsr Gtrr lU9t aus Wians.I an
Qamsneetannti6aIt gsIpe 9ttsasstfatritn. 2tStst DGmsu
ehsltl3 .tpte6ea tSahtrr gAS Gin tlstntS bdarts 9erntSseu
faEfNs rerfea Gepfttn mann re arnufrefettire TIRE Hbrtfe
neef ybstr9fapEie az .. u. stitt r~eitante WaftinStrn, %.
~ lrnsen. ~ .-t ata. sod a' 5l| sets .~trncktmtl
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r-Departeme

Vic 0pHtetcr1 2Fftt,
- Baltimore, 6 Oft. 1865.
Netii II etertei ben Stfsern sen Gts.ntbutn seasbtn, nell
DIES fgr lie @rStfnnrg sat ! . tn SNrdf { ~befeurrt H.
i6la9 biz gum IA. 8ebrudr1Sss ttsabIt IN, Id fIr f%tnsIttx
InSetse r,ldert Atus. s#H rt-alE1 r.-1 4Ne
tsctlniatl '4- -. 4- Gttp Grntttef.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-16

&atsSepartemeftt, t,a'1ar
t5a4 Cts Solicitors Office,
III - Baltimore, 8. Oft. 1868.
Nsttt IN btertet bta geFBern ssn &tsentburn oeatben, reI.
DIES FUR bic GrDfnuns Bon SpfePbtne Sir. beftuert
lit be Is rsine peitttSt 9ft6t II, renn nt&t ter btIdtte
auslSlag bic jEn /, Sdtuar 1866 beiabIt In, id fur htnfel.
ten 2rjetee MAIDEN nuS. = 0ts ... .GfFf
1utufHa ~. Ertet,
(ssi1trldtl .,sr.- 6ttY Gpltstpr.
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Wfnt Rortc.

De TO tie ytarts ais abOcfr pteber tesrnntn babe, ser.
tsts4e 10, BE srbstt GuineriIamfftt aufaae mtr a~nstrtran-
ten @tf&afte ~ o~errenten.
Offtee, SO. g. E. std gtBtGsebdube,
L Oarttt ttrJ nabe ebarIesfr BaItmprc. .
t2lk1mpiaEJ fpbR RenIS.
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9ermnnn Nalb'B1 " y .
Continental Meifnurdnf

Boarding 9oue,
go. 294 Ute Ctr, ;uil4en 8 nus ~ StruBe,
E(st4uD r-.o,s ..r. DGfbtHttsx, 9.g.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-12-14

MAN K1LLED-John Robinson, g resident
of Brushvalley, Indiana county, was killed
on the railroad, a short.distance below Johns
town, on the l st instant. He had stepped
from one track to avoid an approaching train,
ard was run over by train going the other
direction, the approach of which he did not
notice. His neck and back were both broke,
killing him instantly. He was taken to
Brushyalley and buried on the Sd. He was a
married man, and leaves wife and three
children.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-12-14

THE N. Y. TIMEs.-This able and inf1uen-
tial metropolitan journal has been enlarged
to the regular size of its London namesake,
and has made bold stroke for the leading
position in American journalism. 1t is an
nounced that the veteran journalist, THUR
Low WEED, has, been added to the editorial
staff, which in itself is no inconsiderable
additional guaranty of the ability with which
the paper will be in future conducted. The
Times, under the very able management oi
Mr.. RAYMOND, has been successful from the
start, and it is not difficult to perceive that
in no respect will it hereafter Eold secon-
dary position among the leading journals OF
the country.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-12-14

THE SINGER SEWING MAoHINEs.-Our Letter
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worldwide reputation. 1t is beyond doubt
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Binding. Telling, Tucking, Gathering, Gaug-
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458 Broadway, New York.
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G. T. ROBERTS, AGENT IN EBENsBURG.
March 9, 1865.-iy.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-12-14

THE PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-We last week
issued the Presidents Message in an Extra,
distributing the same to our subscribers on
Thursday. They were thus furnished a copy
of that most important document at nearly as
early an hour as it was printed in the dailies.
As this Extra was entirely gratuitous to
our subscribers, we hope the spirit which
prompted it, publication will be understood
and appreciated.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-12-14

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-On Friday morning
last Johnstown was visited by destructive
fire which destroyed the extensive confec-
tionery establishment of Kress Krauss, on
the corner of Clinton and Locust streets, the
marble shop of Donahue & Erb, adjoining, on
Clinton street, and the frame residence of
Mrs. Gordon, on Clinton street. Several
other buildings made a narrow escape from
destruction, The combined loss is estimated
at Sl2,0O0
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NAYLOR X CREMER.

TAYLOR Il CREMER,
u AT THE HUNTINGDON NURSERIES,
HUNTINGDON, PA.
Sell Fruit & Ornamental Tress, Vines &C. of
better growth, larger size, and at lower prices
than any of the Northern or Eastern Nurseri
and warrant them true to name.
Standard Apple trees at l83 cents each
SIC per 100.
:. Peach trees, Is to 90 cts each-$12.5O to
So per 10
Standard Pear trees, SO to 75 cts oach.
Dwarf Pear trees, sos to$1 each-2O to $50
per 100
Dwarf Apple trees, so to Is cts each
Standard Cherry trees 374 to 75 cts
Dwarf Cherry trees so to IS cts.
Plum trees SO cts.
Apricot trees 40 to SO cts.
Nectarine trees 25 cts each.
Grape Vines 25 cts to 81.
Silver Maple trees 625 to 81.
European Ash, rs to l.
European Larch, Is cts to 1.5O
Norway Spruce, so cts to 81.
American Balsam Pine, IS cts to $1.5O
American & Chinese Arbor Vita, SO ct
$l.5O
Strawberry Plants, 81 per 100, &C. &C
Huntington, Jan. 25, 1860 IT,.
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Court Proceedings.

nj. case of the Com'th. versus the men
$50, and Buser, indicted for the murder
/. Nj, Pollie Paul, was called up before the
,,t On Tuesday of last week, but owing to
absence of important witnesses, was held
ru
rom'tb. rs. Henry Hontzman--indictment,
,.rIt and battery. Jury returned verdict
rriltv in manner and form as he stands
4,ted. Sentenced to pay a fine of 80
use of county and costs OF suit, and to
nd committed till sentence is complied
|th.
rom,ta y,. Jacob Horner-indictment, as
MI and battery. Nota true bill, and prose-
tor, Henry Hontzman, to pay costs.
AC,m'th. rs. John Gore-indictment, muir
Reported in full in these columns.
Com'th. Us. John B. Howser and Daniel
|t,u-iudictment, murder. These defen-
MS are charged with the murder of Misses
! n and Munday, in Croyle township, Cam
Escountv, in June last. Case came up at
. b p. n, on Saturday last, when jury was
lied and sworn. After which, jury was
ckei up, and Court adjourned. Court
again on Monday at 2 o'clock, p. m. .,
zen case was renewed. We will give full
bort of the proceedings in our next issue.
Argument Court was appointed for the sec
i Tuesday in February next.
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: prisoner at the bar, how do you

.be prisoner at the bar, how do you
|Pdr Pdr.vsr-aGmlty Of Murder I" the
ksnd degree" -, d;.ob.road.
CLOSING SCENES.
ri, n,isoner's countenance upon hear
Inc prerdict bearhed with irrepressible
g 'rs a he evidently knew and appreci-
Py,, apo lIa narrow escape he had made from
ea Ins s';toIv severer verdict, that which
n inlI,.c Ti bacc been followed by the penalty
ou1a ! 1o,tS i He was congratulated by his
u' ai and friends after which he was
"n3ed un', to Jail TO await sentence.
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GRADUATED at DUFF"S MERCANTILE
COLLEGE, PITTSB URG, PA

GRADUATED at DUFF"S MERCANTILE
COLLEGE, PITTSB URG, Pa
w. w. Hunter, Pittsburg.
Jas. H. H. Taylor, Ormsby, Allegheny CO Pa.
Edmund w. Dysert, Lancaster city, Pa.
Henry ]. Vanden, Gallipolis, Gallia CO., 0.
Hiram Sykes, Harrison Mills, Scioto CO., o.
j. NJ. Gordon, Fair Haven, Preble CO., Q.
John F. Evans, Lawrenceville, Pa.
G. W. Hovis, Clintonville, Venango CO. Pa.
A. H. Beckett, Monmoth, Illinois.
J. D. M'Fadden, CHARTERS, Allegheny CO., Pa
J. w. Pollock, Huntsville. Ohio.
j. E, Kitzmiller, Minerva, Ohio.
VIM H. H. Simpson, New Castle, Pa.
James A. M'Millen, Upper st. Clair, Pa.
Wesley G. Howe, Shippensville, Pa.
Stewart Thompson, New Castle, Pa.
John l.. Tidball, New Castle, Pa
All of whom passed the usual searching
examinations of the College satisfactorily,
and who will no doubt hereafter distinguish
themselves by an honorable proficiency in
business. Each graduate was awarded the
beautiful diploma of the College as a cre-
Dental of his proficiency-ofhis industry, and
of his exemplary department during his course
of study.
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nUFFS COLLEGE!
IRON BUILDINGS
NO. 81 FIFTH STREET, PITTsBURG, PA.
TUITION FEE NEVER CHANGED.
FORTY. DOLLARS PAYS FOR
THE FULL GRADUATING COURSE


Time unlimited in
Book KEEPING,
BUSINESS PENMANsHIP,
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS
LECTURES opoN LAW, ETHICS,
DETECTING COUNTERFEIT MONEY &C.
Other Colleges have either advanced their
tuition fee to $50, or charge $40 to $l5
extra for Penmanship. Their Books and
Stauonery, also, costing from SID to $50
ours cost but So.
DOFF'S ORIGINAL PLAN OF BUSINESS
EDUCATION, as taught in this city for about
twenty-five years, from his own systems of
Book Keeping, which sanctioned by the
American Institute and Chamber of Com
merce, and other competent authorities of
New York, as the most perfect system in use
with W. H. 'DUFF'S FIRST PREMIUM BUS
MESS AND ORNAMENTAL PENMANSHIP
taught in Day and Evening classes.
1t will be found by proper inquiry that this
is the only College of the kind in the Union
conducted by an experienced Merchant, and
whose Penman is trained accountant.
BS Merchants, steamers and Bankers can
always obtain thoroughly educated accoun-
tants on application at our office.
BIs- Those desiring our elegant new Cir
eular, PIP. IS, containing an outline of our
Course of Study and Practice, with samples
of our Penman's Business and Ornamental
Writing, must enclose Twenty-Five Cents to
P. DUFF son,
Pittsburg, Pa.
H6T We will mail any person enclosing US
So, copy of either our Mercantile or Steam
boat Book Keeping, postpaid.
Nov. 80, 1S65-4m*
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me to elaborate upon the subject; indeed, in
the necessarily circumscribed limits of let
ter, it would be almost impossible to do so.
The Message must be read as an entirety to
be understood; it does not admit of a hasty
condensation. Taking it all in all, as State
document it ranks with the ablest ever issued
Tomorrow being the National Thanks
giving day, Congress adjourned to-day, to
meet ON Monday.
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