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Spicy Wedding Notice. The Nash
ville Cnion gives Morgan, the iiitorious
rtierilla, and hs newly maelo will, the
followit.2 Crstratc puff: "Morgan, fc are
informed, was married :i lew Jays ago to
a younir lady in M ttrlreesboro. Marriage
is'said t) he a bttery, and, as a lottery i
very like a iro bank, we suppose that is
the reason why Morgan married. We
advised Morgan, alow weeks ago, to mar
ry, and are happy to see th;.t lie has taken
part of our advice. Now let him adopt
the rest ot our advice, arid join the church.
W know it will be cheating the devil out
of his own property, but still he ought to
do it.
"While the limp holds ont to hum,
The d dest si tmer m.iy return."
Yo send our best sympathies to Mrs.
Morgan. She has the sympathies of ev
ery decorit mi, in her new position. Un
less the devil has ;t spouse, we don't kr.ow
a beinj; who can realize her dreadful late.
If ever she needs anything in the way o
n crib, small flight-caps, or other little ar
ticles necessary to prepare a young, eunplo
i or a sueees.-lul matrimonial voyage, just
let her scad to us, and we'll accommodate
her."
8".Mr. Truman Head, whose exploits
as a sharpshooter have attained him wide
Celebrity in the army, where he is known
as California Joe, is now at U home in
California on a furlough. Ili.s right eye
lias beemue so much impaired by the use
of the telescope ritie, that a brief rest is
necessary. Uc is one of Rerdau's .sharp
shooters, and duriu the cauqiaiirn on the
l'eninsula was constantly employed, usin.u
his rifle with almost mathematical preci
sion. His plan of operations Wiis to take
food with him iu the morning, and seek a
fivorable position, from which lie would
shoot during the entire day, only ceasing
at ninht after closing she esistancc of the
rebels on whom he coulu iraw bead.
Kecentiy, wliile thus cnasxed, his riGc was
struck by a ball, which glanced atid scrap
ed his nose and cheek, but doin him no
further injury. Ry the advice of a phy
sician, lie has, for the present, retired
from active uutyk having received a brief
iuilouuh, at the cxpiratiou of which he
will resume his services.
Whistling. We believe in whistling
we love to do it and to hear it. The
boy or man at the plow who whistles indi
cites that lie is contented, and lie will plo'.t
liioie than jour silent, grum one who has
no music in his s-ul or in his lips. Tlie
Alha"y Times is riht when it says : "The
man w ho don't believe iu whistling shouM
po one step further, and put a muzzle on
the boboliuk and uicckiui; bird. Whi.st
lin' is a jrreat institucio-i. It oils the
vlieels of care, and supplies the place of
sunshine. A man that whi.-t'ies I as a
roo I heart under hi sSiirt front. Such
a miii not only work more wil.i iul y than
other men, but he works more constantly.
A whiitliu cohbler wiil earn as iiiucii
money 3 t:ti i) as a cord die-ter. 3Iaii
mi -J avaricious men i.cvi-r whistle. Tiie
man who attacks whistling throws a stone
:;t the i.ialot iii!arit, and would, if he
c u!d, lob June of its roses airl Aunu-t
of its meadow larks. vueh a man sdiouid
be looked to."-
IIO'.V RoXTOOX IJKIDOi-.S .-X1SK M.ik.
I'ontouii boats are flat bottomed, thirt;
feet lo:i;r, two and a half feet wide at the
bow, and live wide at the stern, swelling
out at the sides' to the width of six feet:
Each Ctso:i a runii:i L'eur or four wheel-,
and is u-ed as a baae waon for the
pouTooniers, carrying its irop.rtiou of
strinir pieces of plank. On reaching a
river, the boats are unloaded, flouted across"
by cables made fast up the stream, then the
hiring pieces are laid across from one boat
to another and on these are placed the
pLvuks, each 21 feet lonir, which form the
;mi:way of that width. It is a fine siht
to sec a reimeut cone to a river bank,
with a pontoon train, unload and launch
their boats, moor them iu line, and i:i Jes
than live minutes from the time when the
word 'dwilt" i jiiven, have a brid-je, say
s!. hundred feet in length, over which tin
army can safely pass with artillery and
ba j'traue.
fii? A negro preacher was hoi lini'
forth one Sunday, and, in the course of
liis rental ks, said :
"Dere be two roads. Re fust is a broad
and straight road, leading to death and
and brimstone. Dj other is a straight
an I nariow road, lcadinij to hcll-Iiie and
duuiiiut'u.u."
"If dem be a fac,'" shouted Sambo, ri
sinir lrom Ids seat, "dis ycre uijrjrer's lor
de woods 1J'
B. It is ea-y to say grace, but not
half so easy to.possos it.
JUR WORK
OF .LL KINDS
XEATLY AND EXPEDITIOUSLY
EXECUTED
JkT THE
"ALLEO IIANIAN" OITICE,
HIGH St., EBENSUUUG, TA
o
I'LP.LICATION OFFICE:
DAVIS & JONES' EUILDlXvI LT STAllta
JlClZD LOCH EACH.
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GIVE US A CALL.
anic arrangements:
SUGAR KETTLES,
10 to 43 gallons.
COrrEU KETTLES,
3 quarts to 40 gallons.
TINWARE,
all sorts aud kiads.
SHEET IRON WARE every raric1j.
ENAMELED .j- TIXXED WARE
ZIXC WASH BOARDS,
fur2j cents, wortli 37 cents.
SAD IRONS, or SMOOTHING IRON'S,
all sizes and best quality, 3 to G cts. per lb.
COOKING STOVES,
Trimmed complete, with baking arrangements.
$3 to en j
EGG STO YES, Sl.50 to S13.C0.
IIEATJXG COOK STOVES, $3.00 to $S.00.
BRADLEY COOKING STOVE-, Tatext,
Grail" & Co., Mitchell, Herron & Co.,
Abbot & Noble, A. J Gallagher'?,
and every other Pittsburg or Philadelphia.
uiaiinfacUirer's.
Stove aKvajs oa hand or procured on L
days" notice.
ODD PLATES AND GRATES for Stoves,
always o:i hand.
CARUON OIL LAMPS, C2 cts. to $1.21.
Chimneys and Wicks for Lamps always on
hand.
SPOUTING,
HEST QUALITY, put nj and PAINTED at
10 cents per foot.
cx'ru tt ''. fur ElLoics.
MINER'S LAMPS,
OIL CANS,
POWDER CANS.
all sizes constantly on hand.
COFFEE MILLS, 37 cts. to -SI. 2o.
TOASTING FORKS, OYSTER BROILERS,
Jelly Cake Moulds, Table an 1 Tea Spoons,
COAL P.L'CKETS, 3- cts. to $5.00.
The imove goous will be furnished
WHOLES-ALE Oil RETAIL,
at the
JOHNSTOWN STOVE k HOUSE-FURNISHING
STORK,
CANAL STREET,
Op;osiJc tlsc WcigSi Lccli.
ASK ror.
RANK W. HAY'S WAPEIRHJSE,
and save (ivoi; jrr cent. en your purchases
EITHER FOR CAS Of! SCL'I'.
G
1 K()lH;i-: M. ItEllD. Att.rncvt Law.
!ibeusburg. Pa. Oi!:ce in Colonade Row.
Ebensburg Sept. loJl-tf.
A liliAIIAM KOl'ELIX, Atti.rnky
EZL. at Law, Johnstown Pa. Oflice on Main
street. a ?"-.", 1 S."0-t f.
II A HLi:S W WINtJ A III), Attoun t:v
j r.t I aw. Lock Haven, Clinton county, Pa.
August 2o, lS30;tf.
PII-ILS. NOON, Attokxky at Jaw,
JL Ebensburg, Penn'a. O.Iice two doors
east of Thompson's Hotel.
August 2!, ljl.-ly.
C. M ULIjIN, Attorney at Law, Eb
ensburg, Cambria county, Pa.
tri- O.-ice t wo doors ncrlh ol hi'.onade Row,
an. immediately opposite Thompson's Hole!.
Ebensburg, December 1, lboO.
I OLFJIT A.M'COV, Attorney at Law
i Ebensburg, Cambria county, Pa.
All manner of legal business in the seven..
courts of this county promptly attended to.
June -8, ltoa:tf
II. L. J (KISS rCV. GKO. W. OATJIAS.
TOHNSTON & OAT MAN,
ft A'lornys at Lair.
Ebensburg, Cambria county, Peuna
ViJ Oilice opposite the ('uit House.
January 10, lSOlitt
i S. 1JUNN, M. D-, tenders bis y.ro
.jm fessional services to the citizens ol Eb
ensburg. Odice in Drug Store, on High St.,
opposite Thompson's Hotel.
Ettchsburg. August 23, lBo'Jitf.
DK..J. .AI. -M'CLULi:, Suikieon A Nf)
Mkchasical Dkntist, respectfully oilers
his professional serviccsto tlieladies and gen
tlemen of Johnstown and vieinityof thislacc.
Particular attention paid to diseases of the
Mouth. Teeth extracted wiiU electrical for
ccps.
Otiice in the old "Exchange," on Clinton
street. Johnstown Aug. 2.", l8o'J.
DENTLSTHY.
The undersigned, Graduate of the Ral
timore College of Dental Surgery, respectfully
oilers his p.role-Jsional services to the citizens
of Ebensburg. He has spared no means to
thoroughly ucrjuaint himself with every im
provement in his art. To many years of per
son .'I experience, he has sought to add the
imparted experience of the highest authorities
iu Dental Science. He simply asks that an
opportunity may be given tor his v.oik to
sneak its own praise.
SAMUEL DEL FORD; D. D. S.
(Office formerly occupied by Dr J. Chirk.)
ileftrti.ee: Prof. C. A. lUrris ; T- E. Doiid,
Jr.; W. II. Handy; A. A. Rhiudy, P. II. Aus
ten, of the Haiti more College.
j"tiV Will beat Ebensburg on tho fourth
Mon.jv of each month, to stay oac week.
April t, lS('.2tf
gJ L'abscribe for Tub Alleguaxian.
P
rjIIE UNION FOUEVKll ! !
R. II. TCDOR k HUGH JONES,
TTaviiig t'ornni'l ii partiiersliip in the GRO
CERY business, would rt sped fully cull the
attention of the people of Ktieusburg and vi
cinity to tLeir large stock, wliich has been
selected in ihe Eastern market with great
care. Come and examine hr yourselves!
They cannot fail to please. Our stuck consists
iu part of the following articles, v.z :
White and- Rruwu Su- Chewing and Smok'g
gars. Tobacco,
N. O. Molasssc3, Cig-r. S.isiir,.
iups, Canutes, s,oap,
Rio Co.Tco,
Young Hyson, Imp: rial
and Ulack Tea,
Spices of all kinds.
Clothes, Market and
l'ano'v Hakets,
Wa.-l. boards, Urooms.
Uuekets, Mjasiires,
Huitcr, Sugar and YVa- Kealers, Churns,
ter Cracker?, Kegs,
Dried Apples, Peaches. Hair and Wire S.dvcs,
Oranges and Leuioas, bcrub, Mi. e and IJus
Pigs, Raisins,
ting Ilii.slie
Prune: , Citrons,
Nuts of all kind--,
Ext. Ley and Coifec,
Dowls.
Rope, lied cords.
Lines, Rope Halters,
Twine, Tye Yarn,
V awe its,
Ilutter Prints and La- Window Glass,
Jles, Ptuty,
Arnold's Inks from C to An assort nent of Es
73eents per bottle, seuces an! Drugs,
hoc- fiudings, Pegs, Shovcl3.Sp':f-.!es, Hoes.
Nails. Thread,
Garden A Hay Rakes,
S. vt'is and Snathes,
Ruck S iws aud Nails,
Provision
ISole Leather,
Harvest Tools,
Hay Forks,
FLOL::, CORN and OAT MEAL,
c ii i: e s k, r I c c. i; a t: o x.
MACKEIiKL, IIKillilNG. CODFISH,
A?id all kimisof Liquor. Rraiidy. Gin. Wines,
Old Rye and Common Whiskey. &c, &e.
!3X, The above articles wifl be sol I ch'np
for Ca.;h or Country Produce, at Cash prices
Ebensburg, May 'J, ISOl.tf
VTOTlClv
J 1 Having associated with Hugh Jones in
the Grocery Imshiess, I hereby give notice to
a!! those having standing accounts with me,
to come forwaid and settle thesar.e. Feeling
thankful to the citizens of Ebensburg and vi
cinity for their former p atron ge, I would re
spectfully solicit a cot'tinuancc of the same,
under the linn of Tudor aud Jones.
R. 11. TUDOR.
A CAilD.
V"JL AVitmek's nillDfiK.
Lr.ticaster Tp. Jn'y 30, IbOO.
Mi:ssr.s. Evans su Watson: Gkxti.emkv
The small sh'.c No. 1 Salamander safe which
I urcaaacd from your agi-nt, Mr. Adam R
lia r, in I. mcaster City, o-.i July 2ot!:, ISo,
has been subjected to a very sev.-re test,
win.!, it wiiiis'.ood iu a mot satisfactory
manner. Tim S -'e, containing all my books
together witii vi' i-ble papers b'-io:igir.g to
my.-e-P'and some to my neighbors aiid friends,
and represeting a val le of ovei Twenty 'i'h jus
a;id Dollars. (S20.O'iO) was in my Milt which
was destroyed on the night of the 27th of Ju
ly. Ib'JO. and passed through the liery ordeal
un.-catiied. The Sale was on the second tloor
and fell to the basement oiithc Mill, and was
subjected for ix hours to ati intense' heat
am-.mg the rui.is, which was greatly increased
by the eombiisiion of a large quantity of grain
coiitiued within .he brick walls After the
lire the saf was opened and the books and
papers taKtn out in a state of perfect preser
vation, the p.. per not even being diiculored.
This f.t.-t was. however, to many bystander
a better recommendation ef your Sa'V-s than
could be expressed iu any other vaunts from
me. Yours llesjwetlullv.
.-eU SAMUEL RANCk".
tf). A large as-ortment of the above qual
ity of Fire and Thief I'root Sales always on
hand and for sale at as low rates as any other
lirni. at EVANS & WATSON S,"
N ). 15 S it!. Fourth st., Philadelphia.
DANDELION COFFEE :
Tliis preparation, m-ide from the best Java
Cotfce, is recommended by physiciai.s as a
superior A ufn'lioas irrtrnte for General De
bility, Dyspepsia, and all bilious disorders.
I hoilSi! lids who have been compelled to aban
don the use of coll'ee will use this without
injurious eli'e.-ts, Giie can contains the
streuglh of two pounds of ordinary collec.
Price 25 certs.
K i L L O C K ' S L E A" A I N ,
The purest and best liikimj 1'imd-r known,
tor making light, sweet and nutriltas Ereud
ami i.-akes. Price 1 " eents.
Manufactured by .
M. Ii. KOLLOCK, C.emif,
Corner Rroad and Chestnut sts., Pui.i.'a.
ii" Sold by all Druggists and Grocers.
1 ebruarv 7, lSo2-ly
I'lTUOSE.E YCiMi OVJ.V!
T'tc
Vinlvi lion J'ltfiutl Ve In.snnntce C 'j.,
0 1- L A M EH I A ED U x T Y . I
r, o c a t i: i) a t i: r. r. x s u u it t, pa. i
rjjlHE above named Company, organized
April Cih, lsiji, will elVeet insurances on
property at safe rates. Doing particularly
careful in the risks taken, this Company pre
sents a reliable and cheap medium, threnigh
wh'n h persons may secure themselves against
probable losses by lire.
Office on Centre Street, nearly opposite
Thoir.osoti's ''.Mountain House."
D. II. ROilERTS, Pres.
A. C. Mi LLix, Sec'v. .t Tre-as.
A. A. DARKER, A?mt.
Aug. 2a, 1S30.-JV.
WOOD, MOEKLLL CO..
John stow:-, Pa
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
IX ALI. KIXOS OK MKIICUAXIMSK,
Keep constantly on hand the following arti
cles :
DRY GOODS,
CARPLTINGS,
HATS AND CAPS,
OIL-CLOT I IS,
CLOTHING,
NOTIONS,
QUEENS WAR K.
ROOTS SHOES,
GROCERIES,
RON NETS,
HARDWARE,
PROVISIONS,
FISH. SALT,
FLOUR, IJACON,
FKKt) OF ALL K1SOR, V KR KT A !il. KS, d.C
tXf" t'lothing and Roots and Shoes made 'o
ord'T on reasemableterms.
Johnston-;. Ma.-c": 1 lbUO-if
T M. JONES, .rii!,
Wj. WRIGHT, SMITH k PEARS ALL.
China. Glass ..v. Queen ware, Coal Oil and
Lamp?,
PITTS HURG GLASS AGENCY.
No. 313 Market Street.
May l, 18i.2-tf. PHILADELPHIA.
B
lis. i: 'i no.MrsoN. uh
BERNARD A. IIOOI'E,
m Surre.yyor to Jnoies Davis,
Manufacturer and Wholesalf DcaK-r in
HATS, FURS STRAW GOODS,
No. 50b Market Street,
May 1, lBtia-lf. PHILADELPHIA .
rf Rlat k Fun monF, Rlank Suhpcna.
Rlank Exetiiticn, nstuLlc-'s RetuiLS, tu:t
for salj at t'ais oCicc.
XY. S. 83 AVi:X,
PLAIN and FANCY JOli l'lilNTEll.
STATIONKR,
Elil: Bool .WutufacHtrtr. Bool: Hinder,
and dealer iu every description of
A merieim and I'on igu Papers, kr.. Xr.
Corner of Wood and Third streets, Pl'lTS
IJGRG, Pa.
t?Agent for L. Johnson k Co., Type
I'ouui'ers X Kleetrotypera, Philadelphia.
August 2j, Ifc'jlct.t
T. I.I T I LK. Si:. JAi- J 1-IMM.i;.
I r ITTLE & Till MULE.
j 1 j WHOLESALE GROCERS,
I Deal-rs in Produce, Flour, Racon, Cheese,
Fish, Carbon :iud Lard O.l. Iron. Nails, Glasr,
Cotton Yarns, and Pittsburgh Manufactures
general 1 v,
A'. 112 Second Street, l'Utnlurh, I'd.
April 2 , ltJOJ-tf.
SrillNGLIl IlAiiRAlC!!. WM. 1! . II ! TA C 11 tl .
i:kja.m!X f. rK'iir.
pFUINGEU IIAlMIAl'tlU tc CO.
ft7i"W? prjj.ra in
AVOOL, HIDES, PLOYISIONS and PRODUCE
tJEM'.lUH.LY,
o 200 Liber; y Street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
April 21, lSG2-tf.
a ii. fua-ci.m;1's,
J 4:i"--t Marskt St., Piiii.a.
Wholesale De-iler in Cotton Li'ps, Carpel
Chain. Wadding, Ropes, AV'uk Tie Y.rr.i,
Prooins, r.uekets. lh:sl:ets. Churns,
Tubs, liriishes Looking Jlasscr,
.le , &c , kr., kr.
f-'y The largest stock of the abo' e Goods
in the city, sold at the lowe.-t licit coL prlcis
Oct. 31, If30i -'"in
WM. Y. FEY, witl;
V MOORE, LIGGET CO.,
I.nnortcrs nd Jobb is of
HOSfERY, GLOVES, TRIMMINGS,
NOTIONS, &. .
N'o. 22.': Market Street, Or-fosite B:n?c St ,
ln i Lii:i i liiA.
J". Con stint ly receiving Goods from Phil
addphiu and New York Auctions.
Oct. 2 I, KSol-tf
tTlliam s. ceoss,
f V l.umh , r. S;are find Genera!
C O MI SSI' N M LECH A N T.
Corner East Fells and Eastern Avenues.
Ham IMOIJK. Ml).
Will attend to selling all kinds of Lumber.
St.ves, Shook, Gre.iu, ie.,aud will f.ll oiders
for t!ie s:iiue. oct2-l,'t;l ti
JAMES DOUGHERTY, with
.3. s. saci'VKin,
"TTT hole -ale Dealer in
TOI'.ACCO. SN I'FF AND CIGARS,
No. fc N. Fifth tlreet. above Market,
PlIlLAOKI.riliA.
Also. Mnnur'.etnrer and Impo: ter of Foreign
and Domestic CiGAKS. ' ;fp.t ,1 .-."::i t.
7" .M LLO Y I) ec ( ( ) . .1 A'A'AV.'.V
T ALTOONA. PA.
DRAFTS on the Principal Cities, and S '
verand Gold for sale. Collections ::!.!
Moneys received on deposit, pay.abV on de
mand, witliout interest, or upon time, with
interest at fair rates. eov:, '."i ft
WM. I:UVNOLI). -'. M. STEVKXSOX J II
J. I'OWKN SMI I V..
JOHN HILL, v.-jtsi
Gi RUCERV .V COMM'SSioN MEEt.'H ANTS,
' No. 4'j N. Howard street.
Oct. 20, L.iLi
J,
ii. SCA.U.MON,
K.vcrcn i
H' I- T I " ! 1 T rVI ol 'Is A M.1T TTiT'TW
. - . .... ... ...... ..,
S.'i i y .'." tiifl i'u in tin ,'ti-n .1' 1 '('.'.
AND DEALER IN HOGSHEAD SHOOK;
AN ; HEADS,
No. r22 S. Delaware Avenue,
Oct. 1 0,1 bo 1 .tf Pun. o 1. 1. e i: ! a.
JOHN' A. W1LSOX. L. ii lA.Vlilii.
ji:ss;k w cat. i.
T T ILSON, CA 11 K, e'e CO.
") .t:(f 1 1 .'.." n. rrtine - Co.)
Who'c-alo Dealers in DUV GOoDsT.
No. "a I Wood Street, P.ttaburgh, Pa.
April 2 1 IM.J-lf.
t. :oni:ts i r.ii- t. Kt-WAun it. ooot:x.
""P I A UK LIE irith
JL T MtHir.IS PEROT i CO.,
WLidcx'tte ni..;.;ivtx.
No. C21 Market street, nbove Slxtli, and C12
Ctimmercc street, Piii'.AL'tLiniA.
Nov. 2S, iMtllf
Q E'l TIM: Ell cc V LLM A X.
O WHOLESALE CLOTHING,
No. TOG Market street.
J'Llad.'pJa.
Nov. 2i. 1SGI.
Sam it i. F.i Tiscrn,
Movi.n Ui.l.ma. )
rgIIEO. II. TIIOHLX.
JL KLEE. KAUFMAN & CO.
Xoiiin'oc'iners nr., I ,., xu.'e. L'njUii ,n
CLOTHING,
No. SO Word Sli-.'ct. Pittsl urh, Pa.
Ami! 2 1. HC2-tf.
mautix ui iiu.n:, s:. u. nowiiin.
ELEIILLE cv IIOWAEI),
Impoi-teis and Dealers in
Eoriijn trvd tnm-shc lnnitr,: re iihd C'ti'ttry,
No. Ji: Ma;ket st., I'm la i i l.in l .
Nov. 2S. ISijltf
jamks ;i:ai;am. i:. j. tiiomas.
J1A11AM k TIIOMAS.
vJ WHOLESALE GROCERS.
A I'd 1'i jters in Eii i:r,
13t Liberty street, Pmsui!.:. Penn'a.
Pee2;, KSOl-if
1 G. AY1HTM AN tV CO.,
JL Miiiiitfitctiirinj Ci'i'J'ictioners,
N'o. lt!2 SoLiu Sr.coxo stukkt,
(One door below Chest! nt.)
PHILADELPHIA.
K . G . V,' I! 1 T : A X . linl.rO) A1.1- X. Jon.Ns I t;X
AMES .M. 'i EO.M1 OX. , .,
7 WAR DEE STEVENSON,
1! Lolcxale 'iili.t, 11 mi ! oio-i ,
N. E. eoiner MaLket and Sixtli s;s.,
N ti V . 2 i . I !S ij ! . J 'li itudi j ,', ;', .
T EST, SOl'i HV.Oli'i II .'c ( 0 ,
t f '( mile L'ttiUrt in
r.ooTS an'D m:ols,
No. L'l North Ihiid street,
Nov. 28. Udl. J inlcJeldiia
C
1). M'CLEl.S ev Co..
-o. loo .Miiu i iiirti street.
PliIL.MM Ll'liJA
Wholcpnle dealers ia Recti ;.i.d bhit s.
.i.iy 17, IFGO-U'
OI1N HEW FIT, irith
fxIctunCar.s,
WHOLESALE J EA1.ER IN CLOTHINC,
No. -ICO Maiket street,
J''til.-dc'jda.
jrQ"- fi.tg fctabl.'sl.un at uns been removed
from No. Il l North Third street to the ab.c
location, w he re en extensive a"'1 M-ast.tn-.lde
assoiln.cnt of Pen. - m::dc Uloi h;!ig iot'Meu
end Foys. topelher 'with a caielullv r-cb ett d
line of Cioli s. CassimeieS, Satieetls, Vi .-trs,
Ta !or Trimmhs. &c. is n w re:.dy fcr the
trade.
Any order etrusiod bytbcfC who ere un
nble "to v??:i the city shall he Oicctited as
faithfully as if ih- y . ere prcsei.t.
August 24. Ifc'd.
AI.J11LII W. 1.1 T 1 I K. CHAr.LS WATSOX
FISASKM.V JAXSKV.
AAV. LFITLE & ( O.
K-irotiTKcs a.m jonar.rs rr
SILKS AND FANCY DRESS GOODS,
Shawls. Mant':!!:'?. Ribbon. Drrs:, Trimmings
GSovc. Wh'ue Goods, Eml i oidt : ;es,
K e .
No. 32" Maiket Street, PLILulr-a'a.
Jun.; 2o, lbJ2-tf.
r. suucot.M'..
MS. W. KlbDL.:. JNO
WM. IT. CILL.
1IDDLE. CILL ec (.
A.j Jinj'i.rU rj a d YL:ln't-e Dcali.rs '-'
Foreign aio! Domestic
DRY GtHiDS AND CARPET INO,
-133 Maiket St., Ltlow 3th. ml 4 Meivi.r.nt
Mreet. PHlLAi'LLi'HIA.
May I. ItCJ-tf.
r x). :.l eidhle.
JT s. ITII. AVILLIAMS k CO.
DRY GOODS. F..r-;gn and Domestic.
Nos 3! 1 Mi'iket St. k 310 Com:; erce St.
Mv :.ido2-tf. PHILADELPHIA.
tir C. ML'El'liV. ri'!i
V H. GUILDS .t C"..
WHOI FS LE FOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSE
No. I3J Woo ! street.
M -vF lt-O.-.t PIT . Si:URG, Pa.
'
. -
Jii.tPn ihui.i, i.i c i.s.ui j.i.
J3L The si.h-criber, haing leased, re-fltnl ;
and ne vie furnished il'.e
? tir2 H'.-.ti
. ' . 1 ; iv . .. 1 .
S plepaied to aci-oii. 11:0.. ate his menus : no
hi-'puldic treneraity. The Hoi., e has always
1 -. ... ,1, ,....i... 1
.1 1 11 -i t or 1 ' . : o 1 1 . 1 1 o I s u U 1 1: I li C o U 1
. ... , ,., 1 ; ,, ,. ;
season, mm I will sp::!e no ka:- in !iii-i:i;
an a-ree.dde home lor :dl soit-u mc rs. My Ta-
r will mUm- be loxunouv o-.hni iV.-m
Ih'em.VkUsh'onutiy : nd thelit.es. Vy
Dai: uiii be filled with Equoi; of ch..:. .
brands. Me SiAi-i.iv is :.;tei.d,d 1 y ,mef ;
1 1 . , , c 1 1.
Iio.-t.l.-. ;-l:. lnj chi.l5.es V. Hi be Hal. . s to
. 1 . . .. .. 1 . , ,. i .
.'.Tv''.
herel v throw open i..-v l.-oi-se ' the p:bEc
HENRY l O'il.ih
An;;:it 2. l;."..'':tr.
i. , , , , 1, 1-4.1 I'l
A1L1.()A1) hO. Si., Ui,n,lr. ( i t.:-
L bria count v, Pa. (Ne.u Pet.ua. Ih.ili o:.;
oi.'ti.-n.) Jas. b. Hav.ilion, ;.j-.:i ,.
An cxtcnsAc Euwling id.ieii is connected
will, the House. The Tahi k wiil b.' 1 1 r-
11 is bed wiiii the beit the rn.irl.vt sd'.ord?. ;.nd
the i'AU supplied with the best of E;t.urs. i:.-
eluding Ales.uid Lager Irn.i ; -.ic-ve.i luiv.
cms. Extensive a;..; coi.vcr.it i.t Sr tL.xe; L-
attached to the J rtluir-ts.
Wiil. 101 e . A'.:, iiit 2
rWSx "INENTAL ISO'I ii!,,
W Adjoining Pei.na. R. l:. Do r',
ri'iTSbULGH, PA.
'1 l.c r.in,:i coin enit i.t 1 teto .-!.;. in the
"m. M e.ds set vc-J :.t nil hours. Veiins
mode l a t e.
.1. H. CLARi: CO., Prcaricturs
Ap: ii .4. D 'J'.'-if.
2 El L'.OX E(Fi LL,
.j A. e.!:'.;r slfvct, (aear the i.ew
u .I t
bi.dgc.) Pliisbvrg, P:
RoREI.T P. COUPON. Propr-etcr. '
N. !L Good Staldiiif aud Wrgon Y;.r.l
t.ithvd to the House- siiiiieieiitly l..ige er.tr..!; j
to ae. otaiao l.i ie 2-M head of Horses. A 1st., a ;
very l-.r-e Sale Stable. iec 1 .". ." i'l 1
UNION I20i:t?I-:, ELciLnr-, la.
Jonx A. Hi. Air:, l'i ijru-n.i-.
Also, in connection. FLAIR .v Co's HACKS
will l.;:.v the -Union He.:ue:' b.r W jln.t i e
static:! in time, to take the K-.lm, av.l V...t.
el-!i trains. Kvi-rv .'ii-c.:i!e.o.:! t i.ta tv'tl I... - .t
e a!-
folded to make passeligel'i comb
Aumi.-t 23. l3'J:tl'.
. .in :e.
J
I OL'NTAIX E()i;s;i:, elch -lnr- j-a ! '' - c r.t:.
it L Jonx TiioMi-sox, Jr., J'rj-:;.-:ir. j IT 1 li E LV.VIINCI ON M !.s:.!.o;
T'uc 1ai.ii: is always snj'phe.i with t!:e j jL liiMi.K.n.v. J'.t..
choicest ihlicM-iis. '1 he Dak is s'.pphed w ith , - - ii Fi ui t Os i : i: -. i.t: 1 'J : ( .- f , A '.i . .u
t iioiee Hpiors : i. nd the Stall k mtcrded I y 1 1 ttr (.i; -. ;!.. !. ig ? si;.e. : i.d at it v.u t
careful hostler;-. Ro .:dero token by the -.veek. I -;;-n :.i ol ti e Not ll.e n i.i F; t:t l u N li:i m
......nil or ea-. aug23,; b.-.i'tf. J1,'d wj.i I. i t tl.t :,i tn.c to v.: u e.
j Sli'.i.d.u.'. At t '.c trees :;i It .' eei::s t:.d-
A3lEIJLV HOE.SE, AVihi.oie, I :;.:Sl. it.no.
Pai.mki: a likCK I'roprhlorr. j . Pe:eh trees. 13 to 20 ets t atl. J Eh.'C '-'
Hacks attend the nrriv;! ol each train to I S' ' . per la
convey i-asseiers to the Hotel, and lLei.ee bv ; Str.i.d: rd Pe.-r trees, f.O to 73 cts c-.mIi.
Plank Ro-.ul to Eben. burg ' j Dw :u i Pc::i Ii t cs, oti- le i 1 c:i 1. -e i
August 23, 13U:if. i p r H,u
BOOTS AND SHOES.- 1
The undersigned continues tht r.ianufac- j
tnre of liOOTS and SHOES of every de-.-erij.- i
tion at his e-ti-.blishmi nt, i:i Ebensburg, three
eloors east ol L raw lord s Hotel Employing
none but th- best Workmen, he trusts that he
has been and still is at ai! limes able to ie
entire saiisi.teuun to his ciistomeis. He !
i opes that the snmcLberal p.-itionage hereto- j
lore given him may be continued," and that !
iiU'ie may be added.
He has aLo oa band a large ftssortnmt of
Fren. h Ca!f-skins, and Moioceo sf all kinds,
s-.ita.ble for line I'.oois ,.J Sl.oes.
Readv made IHiOfSand SHOES always on
hand, and prices moderate"
MES1IAC TIIOMAS.
Ebensburg, Sept. 2:'., lfci.l.
'57rKNsiin;cj roEximv
,TI,t " '"'d of the foreman rnd
l..h-I.M-tr from t,,e iibei.sl n,g louudty,
It io.i rs it absoln'ely litc.Ss.uy lhat a.-
counts shall be Settled up wilh-.ut any delay. ' i;;i,l . ,! for sale, at -? "A'--S?"-lemons
desirons of saving ddiieuiiy. ami W:,.-rt,o,n. ,,e "ViTLl
perln ps costs, had belter tail and settle w ,lh- . f v VVCs, o- J:j::;r's -jH.
out turil.tr notice. L. GLASS .V CO. Hotel, a large and ,
. l.htnsUrg. Jan. Dh UC-2. 1 Md, mu not.tmut rf U 1 Ml FIT. .
" he will 5 1 J 1 veiv tl.tii. ( t 1 1 1S I'
Q.MITJI'S VEG ETAULE C Ol I EE. order on He sho.trst lo.'ue rid nt reff
'He piieef. Lbt II L u l g. Ot I. C,
Manufactured and Sold, wholesale rml rc-
tail, by- JOHN Silt.. FFN1.R. flELMS OF SUI S( I 1FTICN
Jcdinstow n, l i ml ria cei.ntv. Pa. I J no
For sale bv A. A. Rather, ui.d :.t tie t 'THE AI.I I CUANUN '''
j-ruicipal Mi m.s in I.btLtLuig. $l.M IN AlAlsl :
Maieli 'JO, 1.C2, ly. J A'oir is the E..c to Suiter il ;
"THE A L L E G H A fl ! A fi "
T ILL be puLli.-l.cd evuy TLuriC.-r, a
the follow ir.g rates viz:
Per annum, (pyr.lde in snlvar.ct) C 3 ."0
It rot paid wnhin the f.JM six ir.crtl.s, .;
If not pr. id until ll.e t aj ii i.tici. tl -xa
A failure to notify a discontinuf-ncs ct tl e
exiuration c't the term subscribed fr v. Ill l.c
considered a new e ngageir.ei:t.
TUKIIS OK APVl 1:1 !5J?TC:
1 insertion. 2 do. .
1 cqr.-re, (12llr.es,) $ 10 $ 75
2 suare?, ( J-4 lines.) l.OQ l.:,0 0
squares. lines.) 1.30 2.00 CfQ
-i- th ree w,-(ks nrdlef? t linn three n:oi:t- 5
23 cents per suaic 'or e::eh ii.setlicn.
0 men:!:?.
C do.
12
S line? rr le?c.
1 sft T'tf. (12 E::r.c.)
2 .-(U.uec. I"4 lif:er.)
3 j'iarce. f3'0 lines,)
Half a column,
line ci;!i!!nn.
2.; 0
4.( 0
C.( 0
10.00
l.'l.'.'i
4Z0
' '1
T.fO ;
1 0 if
22n --,,,-
A ' ;-: i :i i s t r;i I fir's rnd Exret:!r!iF N'fitii rr
Frot'essior:: 1 or V. u s i iK'f-s ("rids, net ex
ceeding S lines, with pi'per, j cr ye: r, j.f q
tZrU" Advertisements not n.ral.td witli tie
! r.Ti'iiber of inscrtioiis desired, v. id I? ccr.tir.
1 llCl1 tiil foiLiddt a, .md thargej -;eeor-;;r: t?
the above terms.
Latv or t'spapcrs.
1. SuL.-frit trs w ho Co i. t r :. r crptcrj ro-tie-
to the contr. :y, : i e t ctuldt red '
ing to ceiitii.;.c t!:eir ftilo-ci ija ie n.
-'. 1! i i.l ret j is e 1 1 r Ihe d in outinurrce
f t!ir Periodicals, the I i.l lisl.i r n : y ceL
tinue to set d them until i.i! ai rt:.: : llh f.ic
paid.
3. If ruhsciiLcrs ncplert rr iffufei,-
their rio Jic;'!s !i e-m the Jhci stow .i 1, l, v
: ie u!ieted, tl.iy mc I 1 Id 1 1 spi:. i ; 1? j
h'-y h-.e settled the bill av.d cieieitd tLi"'
! 4 n tub:l T' irs retrove lo r;;.r jhrfrs
I wiHiout iuetmii.g, the i.LIi.l 1 1 f . : j. j t! ?
! i ' : e ": 11 t fcttatr ciHeiica. tltr
i -'' l t! i ! 5'-
I 'ihe I cults l;.:v-. d( cided. that rr.:'s:i;
j lo tik p iKdiei's fii,ra tl.e fiU e tr ir.e;.
j irg 5,ud U:-. ;t:g tl m urc j-E d !e.r, is 1 riL.i
1 I. e i: e it e 1.1 e et it.it nt.en.J 1 n i:d.
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u'r w3':-" ne !.ty -ci ndi. tid l.H-
' E.-.ARY, 1 t,LFi 1CAL AND NI.V. S JOl IN.'-!.
. ern :.. me hares 0! al.Un.kuc
J ':VVll v': 1 '"V-, r T
' l.e l. e !: i i : I J : 1 1 ! i s r. f the Pei-cr. in n:.
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v.. ''.-".'. ?-
LA! Li : to: Cr .:: : I : i:d .-tltttnl T.!.!
i i iost n i.-i ii.e ii lvsst-:.i ol Life, ihusUi-:;. :.
; ! lii-te:;. . i'a it line ot M;i.ijr.-, ai,J gtitr.i
' lntiit. ami j-..a:u.!. in tl.eir Variety, to i.t
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rt
i 1 1 Ijl-J'-Ul' 1 11 -n Jt AC J j.L
Ot H.i. W1II.IA I l.Er S, i.vv uiuvei:.::;
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; 1 't "!-iU 1 ' t;,,it d t y in pi, it. t.t
i 4i-l--5-!c f i.tiil nr.. rs li. 1.1 s.b!e Wiiteti.
i 'i I ! L 1 iUALt Ul'LSE
; Of 1 HE V. I I 1. 1. i J.I MS i;t ed 1 e t 1 e ( : ' -
ti.stts ( J I i-t.i s e s ii.c :.:! 1 gt:
d I 1 11 hire. i 1 .. 1 Itlt l.t, sttjo'v
; tt : rh .-.-, i t 1 : b: 1 1 ! .! i.i.wi iit.r;h ;. i.i. ; e ...
! cu.-h- in t'.iiti ee of 'i HE LiGIiii (.; u ;
' lit'! I!'. :.i:i..-T E.-t i. '. t U .-1; i i t hu : : .
; I 1 !; :r ; I '. 7 t : ! 1: 1 1 t gisiat 1. : t viH i-
e .- r i Lf
t 1 "1 g to the dt li i.e ti
: 1 ;1 i LAI; t; 1.1:5 ICVl Y t.i-ir.t.s ::
i H.i.i:: i.t.d l.::.-L- t ' ,.1.1 fjte ii..-t,;i i.eni. : . -.
tl..;t II. C iitt :l j. ' 1.1 e : 1,1 J t r 1 . .- :a (.! .:
j C r. tt.s v ill . iv. : ys ! e j rest r'i. live t ;i :
i wise : :.d .-:di:i.-i '.'... 1 1 r.i: i it. 'li.t.-i- .
; the i lit.t :; les tt w'l.hh 'I I.L L1.E1.V 1
1 as Lttn e jn.i-.ir.td, e.t.d to thise ii w
! l.ele.
i c i iv. s :
One Ce; y, c ::C twr.
'i Li - (. i j it -; . f i:e Yea:
I i.t- ( "i j .i .-, ere Ve:T
'I t '. Cc j it s, one Ye..r
' ti.tv (' j -,i v. cue r ddrttt
l! e l::te o! I. 1 I t l ; ;.l.l.i.
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Tn..y ( cp.e-, to ad,.uis cf t;.e!.
1 t:.b,vt.ltr :'!''
A,'.x v !:'-5''? ':i t-''--1' oflvn';
L' v.dl be tut.U.o It.-.; u t.li t j.
' ,,t;: '' '' -;d H E V. LiiEl.V 1 hi:; -
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JOHN w. Hir.NI Y.
No. 4 '.Ti:i:sim .- m.. Pi.il. ... j; ;
Dwarf A ilc treep. r.O to T. cts rreli
Stai.i..- ro C'heny trees .'It1. 10 73 its.
Dm ; 1 1 Chilly t ! t c a 30 lo .3 its.
Plum Hits ; 0 etr.
Aprittt tites to TOct?.
Neclariiie trees 23 i ts ciu l:.
(H; j e Vines 23 ets to $-1 .
Silver Mr pie tiies C2) to $3.1
!"i:ii ( : n Ash. ',: to J.
Europe.-n Lrnh, T." cts to 1.30
Noiw: v Spruce, :.() ets to Si. '
American l-ah.- in Pine, T3eti to ?l.r
U - 1 ' u :' " '5- "r '"1
' v V.'. i v . c-, t r
! "'''rry I iants. Si rcr KO. Ac ic
! liu,i!"-u ,h -:-"
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ClKIXi:T WARIMICCJI.
r li V A N S i e
! I fpectliillv in-
leiliis the t.ti.cns of ?"-""-.
' Ebt-nsb,,, g. and Cam- CT f
.--, ;1 ,-oU11ty geiu-ral-sT U .'A''
t, ,..,, !,',. i, .... Y, ' ' "r -CV1
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