gla.o Alio glajJLlctxa.. XfltfRSDAY::: ::: APRIL-14. LOCAL AND PEfiSONALv EBENSBI?Ba AND CRESSON RAILROAD. 0a and after Monday, November 6, 1863, trains an this road will-run a3' follows : Leave Ebensburg . . , At 7.20 A. X., connecting with Bait. Ex press West and Thro' Acr.om East. At 7.15 P...M., connecting with Mail Train West and Thro' Express East IilAVE CRESSON- At 10.45 A. M., or on departure of Thro' Accommodation West. At 8.45 P. M., or on departure bl Express East and Mail West. Local Etchings. See new advertisements. , The small pox is raging in Greensburg If jou have got a business, advertise it. Let people know where you hang ou your shiagle. Tell them what you have got for sale, and how you sell it. Uy acting up to this advice, many a fortune has been and will yet bo made. Mr. Isaac Wike has been 6worn in as the new Treasurer of Cambria county- The maple sugar yield this spring has been small. ; Wanted : a new supply of tan-bark on tie walk to the Railroad depot. t Ditto : the amelioration of the condition of many of our pavements. Ditto: the repairing of one or two cros sings, that they may become passable in muddy weather. He who continues? long to drink the health of others, is pretty sure to drink away his own. Eggs sell at twenty cents per dozen in our market. Who wouldn't be a ben in these latter days ! A patent has been issued to Mr. XTenry Jacobs, Loretto, this county, for au 2tn provemeat in standards for lumber cars. See advertisement elsewhere of Mr. X C. Singer's Patent Tire and Band Bender. Ii is said to be a really valuable inven tiofl. , , A tremendous conflagration, resulting in the destruction of. 75,000 worth of froperty, occurred in Oil City ou the fith iuet. , - Cjru3 Elder, E-q., associate editor of the Cambria Tribune who has been quite unwell for several weeks past, is, we are lappy to iearn, cu his pins again. According to the new Apportionment Bill, now before the Legislature for its concurrence, Cambria, Indiana and Jef ferson counties compose the Twenty-second Senatorial district. We understand that the Penna. RR. Company intend building a new and en- larged depot at Cressoo station the coming simmer. Such an institution is badly seeded there. The Tribune pays that Johnstown has wf filled her quota under the last call ty volunteering, but, on the contrsry, 'lit she will be obliged to stand the draft to raise the men. Major Hamilton, the indefatigable, has rented for a term of years the "Jefferson House," "Wilmore, and refitted and refur siihed it as a place of entertainment fot aa and beast. When you visit that Tiage, stop with him. The editor ot the Johnstown Democrat ajshe has taken "the pledge" for three J&rs, unless sooner discharged. We 'onder whether he took it "with sugar -.Jit," after Artemas Ward, or raw.' fticii? Ike editor of the Ilollidaysburg Stan k?, Mr. O. A. Traugh, has recentlj with a severe affliction in the death two of his children, Mary Walker, aged " Jeai3, and Rachel Susan, aged 11 rs. They died within a few days of ether. . . Ite Dem. & Sent, is out for Fremont 31 the Presidency ! At least we judge fcom thfl fact that that innrn.il nnli. j f with apparent relish, au article ":ia the New York New Nation, entitled truth told," whereiu is the Tath--ier lauded to the skies. The- D. & S. not as yet pinned his name to its t-head as "our choice," but we would ' be surprised to see it do so some of 5se fine mornings. Apparently, won t's will never cease 1 -correspondent says that the appoint J1 of the editor of the Johnstown Jaf to a place on the Dem. State JDtral Committee is proof positive that orth and multifarious shining quali a are beginning to bo appreciated by J Pwple.' Not at all.. That streak of Wtical good luck is dna simnlv tn ,i Qatthe appointee was a delegate to eto. State Convention that "mutual Ration sqgW' which, vide the Dem- ltscIF T.i. generously aiviuea all the fl W"Vla tneir -gift! among Acm- j. here s no such Season r Last " i."wgJi,J uuu wim goou reason, that Spring had really, and truly, and without dissimulation, come amongtis to stay. Wc thought that Winter' had lin gered with us about long enough-,' and that the Weather Clerk had arrived at that conclusion and had determined to rlprh w . o-- a. couple of days we were favored with delightful weather th Snn .,ftnn t ... V - . 7 0 uvuV Wlicu, fTT r nnril tt m. nrnM 1 1 I tne axr was an. was unmix as a maiden's breath : the birds M rds on the' lilae-sprays." Everything looked gay,, as is the wont of SJj' tue wonc or earlv .Nnrinrr - orVrl r ,. . ., , J r 0 continuance of fine weather. Whereat, beimr human, we all rejoiced. But on Satnrilnv if. hnri tn ro andVnmmontf -n.::. j day: rained all night: rained Sunday j nr . . . - J and Monday rained enough to create tremendous freshets in all the streams and rivers hereabouts. It rained I Ou the principle that freahet3 are not a bad sort of thing to have in a lumbering region, dependent upon high stages of water for facilities to transport its chief product to marker, we might not have complained of the rain. But with the rain also came sporadic effusions of snow. And with the snow camecold blasts. And with the cold blasts came catarrh fevers, and rheumatism, and the thousand- and-one other ills to which flesh is heir, and of which such weather is a decided provocative. And as accompanimen these came dissatisfaction, despondency, J i ana a general sentiment of disgust at the unexpected and unwished-for turn of events. Of course, it were our duty to take the weather just as it comes to uncomplain ingly grin and bear it aud. its various phases of heat and cold, storm and shine, knowing that we can change it for neither better nor worse. But there are those f who look less philosophically at the matter J ... . . J 1 tan tins, rerhaps thev are men who praise liod in one breath, and find fault wiih His works in another we don't kno7. ' Thus, the other day we heard a man, into whose cellar a torrent of water was finajn.q its way from the gutter in front of h.is house, and to whom it had been suggested to dam the flood -so as to turn it into aaoiher channel heard him distinctly exclaim, a3 a sort of amend ment, "Dam n ttie" weather, Tratner " This was profanity. Profanity, in such instance, will not remedy the evil nor remove the cause. Pro"fanity is alway3 renrphrnsi hli Tt it anfi-ThilnsnnTiif. unti I f r . we cant endorse it. Truth compels us to say, however, that asuperabundancc of moisture is conducive to proianity, and that it one is to be bcl.l guiltless ever lor the ttss or tuc same, he whose cellar be- comes flooded ia the man. It is here now, is cold, disagreeable weather here as we write, with no telling when it will do us the favor to leave. Oh, Spring ! oh, humbug ! oh, git out 1 "Ve endorse Pope when he says of SpriDg "There's no such season !" lie must have had the Alloghanies pecu liarly in his mind's-eye when he penned that sentiment. Pardon op Joseph Mocre. In con formity with the expressed desire of four out of every five of the people of Cambria county, Governor Curtiti has, seen fit to aecord'an unconditional pardon to Joseph Moore, convicted of the murder of Jordan Marbourg at our late Court, and sentenced j to six years imprisonment in the Western Penitentiary. There is no possibility of mistake in the announcement we have the very highest authority for saying the pardon has actually been granted. We do not know that the official document has as yet been received by the Sheriff j if not, it may be expected any time. The pardoning power, vested in the hands of the chief Executive of a State, is a ijrcrosrative the too free exercise of which is calculated to engender contempt for the Courts, and to a certain extent to nullify the law. It should be rarely ex "- ercised. Saying thus much, we have to further eay that the case of Moore was one in- which such interposition was emi nently called for by surrounding circum stances, explaining away, as they do, a large measure of his responsibility ibr the crime committed. Our readers are con versant with the facts of the case : we will say no. more. The New Nickels. There will soon be an abundant supply of new cents. The present small nickel cent weighs seventy two grains, and contains eighty per cent, of copper and twelve of nickel. The new cent will weigh only fortj-eight grains, and will consist of ninety-five per cent, of copper and five per cent, of tin. They will be ready for delivery shortly, , LOCAL CORRESPOND Rnn i i.aiii4ubui.iaki sekkxade that nOUlf ft1 wmn . . PBUITFUL AND HIGHLY INTERESTING TOPIC, THE WEATHEB. J ohnstown, April 10, 18 64. Correspondence of The.Alleghanian. "Love laughs at locksmiths'7 ia an adage trite as true, and one we had fully F""u uuiiu- me past weeic. A lew A V A Jn Vl .-a mmZ A 1 V a 7 7. " J . Bamea J3.err :" """""J ""more, came to irom the , - , ace tO Wfrk. TTn mmn;r,A,l Vw.,4. " -"y" was ms stay, ne I manasrea to farm hafnro i. C5 wn. Ibib U.U UlLdtii . .-r--- tor of thn Kmo. - v. j " it: u. . . . ' " I I a"acnment .reciprocated, "-and I " "inrnea to VVilmore, a short "me aS ,fc w?s Wlth le mutual under- tL&t thsh?? ithful to. eacn otner, even unto dnnth - TI on and a new actor, in th sK-mo nf o ' r " - friends. Was Cnhsrrninr in Trtrtlr nrUV. f,r- uron hi tm't TTa 1 c a' upon nis su.t. lie pressed hef to fix "the happy day," but, upon one pretext or another, sh3 refused so to do. The Ger- man, m tne meantime, purchased a house, in anticipation of the event. At lracthj ine laay was importuned so stronerlv to give her consent to an early celebration of , . . . . " ""uu ui r, u'an, out; wrote Immediatclv on recei nt nf th Ut Beny started hither, and, upon arrival laid claim to his betrothed. Thepropri- etor of the house, aforesaid, was unable to recognize the validity of his claim in the premises, and a quarrel was the result. In the mclce, Berry . struck oo. the head with a poker, and his skull slightly fractured. A doctor dressed the wound, T f 7 , , poM1DUK' ol a reunion of th parties, all th nlntlnnw-1 . . . r& v mD em, c,,, uc uiu wurung uress, was locked up, and a strict purveillance instituted upon her aetions. Late in the r.T tha fAM-i4 I Z .1 1 ctening, uowever, SU.e succeeded in eiu- j r -i , , . . I i;nrr ;i r v . . . l amg the vigilance of her watchers, and, in I)Urscan(!f nf nn arrnn fjflmnnf m I a third Dartv. she and TWv drr.nl Jn on Esq. M'Kee, and in a few minutes the " ti " twain were made one. They, took the first train fhernaftpr .for WilmoroJ tru' Germau lover was totally inconsolable at the turn events had taken, and cried bittcrlv when the stern truth burst nnnn I him that although the cage was prepared . A i ....... the bira had llown. livery one conversant wiA tlic circnmatancca admires the spunk digplajed by the gr and her husband will douUlGS3 love her nnnn th- css for 8acrificeg gIl6 inado for hinj The thanks of your correspondent are due a party of young ladies for the com pliment of a serenade paid him one even ing last week. The time and place by th3 brink of' a rippling water, in the sil very moonlight of a balmy evening were certainly propitious to a lull appreciation cf melody divine. My heart is full language to express my thanks for their kindness fails me. However, may their pathway through life be ever strewn with flowers, and their vocal organs lose, never a charm of their original sweetness: I suppose, in the absence of other topics, it will not be amiss to jot down a few observations touching the weather. Du ring the past week, the clerk of . the weather obviously got things considerably mixed, or else he lost hii reckoning "en tirely. First, we had a couple of days of snow; then we had about the same length of time of that kind of weather especially adapted to and no doubt set aside for lovers' moonlight walks; and then again we had two days of rain. The effect of the latter, has been a great rise in the rivers hereabouts and tho development of untold quantities of mud in our streets. Yours, Mat Leon. Die;) On Tuesday morning, March 29th, of typhoid fever, Harrison Del linger, in tho 20th year of his age. Prostrated by disease, he was conveyed to the Hospital, there to die amid his sorrow ing comrades. His remains were interred ia the Lutheran cemetery at Wilmore. To the home of his childhood we welcome him back, . With a greeting as warm as his ashes are cold (no more, To the home and the hearts he shall gladden To "the grave in whose dampness shall slumber his mould. - . . k . .. He left us in gladness; his eye was as bright As the future, that shone like a snn on hi3 way; 9 . his own, And we gazed on his form with a pride like While our hearts throbbed with dread on that desolate day. ' Since 'twas ordered that death should enthrall what was loved, Oh,'would that the field should have wit nessed his fall : .,, night, Hot'sickness, which comes like a thief in the For valor gives laurels; disease but the pall. Wilmote, Fa. . : . ' ' ; .. Mollis, young German, appeared upon the stage. Age. Farmer,, families and others can pur Tho latter wooed the maiden, and the t-haseT -no. remed e(in to Dr. Tobias' Veni maiden, at the violent instigation of. her ZJjfll to Isprrr. fr.lllnr 1. I sold 1: for manv rears, nnd it olva pntir . 0 . . . : "" satisfaction. CIIAS. II. TRIMXER. , certnat sne couldn't Qnakertown, N. J., May 8. 1838. Dialog ce. We accidentally overheard the following conversation the, other day. and i ... . . uupe no laay will mention it: Mattle "Why, Maiy, where did "you get i-uo. ucauuiui opring cioax : via you send to Philadelphia for it ?" Mary "Why, no, you little goose ; it came from Thompson'3 cheap Cash Store." Mattie "Is it possible! I never thought anything so stylish was brought to-town for sale." Mary "You just gd and look;, you would i V.' r - - i . ..." I x - ni7 utvc uvie inriD nauu au in v.nestnut 8tf rhUadeiphi ia. in fact, he has inaugurated a Chestnut st. here. never go mere but I see something new. He I Kets new goods every day. I iust came from there, where 1 saw him open a lot of the prettiest Spring Shawls, Cloaks, Delaines, Calicoes, Quaker Elastic Skirts, and some of! u7ne TlTE fiRBATPST Tire I Eea Sickness, CUtS, bums, awellintrq. hrniaea' , ,.res' nea(iache, mosquito bites, pains in the limbs, chest, L tp s m. I giye felief the mney will be refunded. All to the dTreons" USC aCCrdiDg Ua- Tobias Dear Sir : I have used your Sji or what it 13 recommended that I have pvpr "ft?" Fix sudden attack of croup it is inval- t uable: I have no nesitation in recommendice- 1 x lut uses it proiesses to cure. I have JO "reetew-York KEEN & BROTIIERS. Lumber Merchants, eA8n aboobobt. CHESS SPRINGS, CAMBRIA CO., Pa. Flooring Boards, Sash, Doors, Frames, Lath3 lZ' U orJ" Ia connection with the mill i3 a patent ofured at 'T&SZ. &C" &U be P ' L .r,, j Li'AUlUli ij KUT1UK. m a , a betters testamentary on the estate of Gc.orSe Leslie, dee'd. late of Carroll tp., Cam-' bSfeiVS?4.., "!5 , . . , " . . . . J J l'cts'J3 mueoiea io saia estate are requested -o anu seme tne same lmmedatclr and those having claims against said w m Dresent them, nrnncrlu AntlioT,t;.o, e I setileme.nt- ... HIRAM FRITS. I Carroll tn llzrch IX IRnx.r.t- TVTEW TAILOR SHOP. -U1!, i he undersirrned havinw nnpnrJ tft a formerly occupied by Evans & Son. resnpet. f n 1 1 v infAimo liv tm.1,K At. i will there be carried on in all its branches A11 work will be done in the latest stvle. Y- it M nA.fnAon n A ! . i .. 1 . 1 -""rM auu uispattu, ana on me most reasonable terms. D. J. EVANS tbensburg, Nov. 5, 18Gc OiXiJ 1 '.J AND SMALL PROFITS!" THE LATEST ARRIVAL ! WHO DON'T WANT BARGAINS! A. A. BARKER. Ebexsbcuo, Pa. The subscriber takes pleasure in announ cing to the people of Ebensburg and vicinity that he has just received, at his store, on High street, the largest and most complete assortment of 'Winter Goods ever before brought to this county, all ot which he ia determined to sell cheaper than the cheapest. . DRY GOODS, Jn endless variety. DRESS GOODS, Of every description WOOLLEN GOODS, A full and complete assortment. WHITE GOODS, Embracing all the latest stjles EMBROIDERIES, Handsome and of the best quality. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, Of all.sorts, sizes widths and prices. HOOP SKIRTS AND BALMORALS, The latest and best styles. READY-MADE CLOTHING, A better and cheaper article than ever befor 1 offered to this community BOOTS AND SHOES, Of the very best workmanship. HATS AND CAPS, Fashionable and of durable materinl. Sr MILLINERY GOODS AND NOTIONS HOSIERY AND GLOVES. BUFFALO ROBES. Uardtcare, Queensware, Groceries, Flour, Eicon Cheese, Syrups, Molasses, Mackerel, Her ring and Cod Fish, Iron and Jfails, Cedar and Willow Ware, Drugs and Medicines, Carbon and Fish Oil, etc, etc., etc. These, and many other descriptions of Goods, too numerous to here mention,' con- stantly on hand Not to mince matters, he keeps a FIRST CLASS CO UNTR Y STORE, where anything or everything a person may need, or desire can be obtained. By buying a large stock at a time, and pay ing for the same almost entirely in Cash, the subscriber is enabled to sell considerably cheaper than other dealers in this community. To be convinced of the truth of this assertion you need only call and examine his Schedule of Prices. . NO CHARGE FOR- SHOWING GOODS. Customers will be waited upon by accom' modating Salesmen. , : ' j ggy The Public ia requested to roll in the more the merrier and secure Bargains. I... s ' . : r A. A. BARKER -f-NTIRELY VEGETABLE f Pj NOT ALCOHOLIC. A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED VEGETABLE EXTRACT. A PURE TONIC.. BR. HOOFLAND'S Oorman Bitters, PREPAETSD BF DR. C. M. JACKSON Philadelphia, pa. TTill effectually care LIVER complaint; DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, CHRONIC OR SEKTOTJS DERtt.ttv hto . ' THE KIDNEYS, AND ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM A DIS ORDERED LIVER OR STOMACH, such as Constipa tion, Inward Piles, Fulness or Blood to the Head, Acidify of the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn, disgust for food, uu or eigiu ,n the Stomach, Sour ... "r i imiering at tne pit onimmmg ot the head. Hurried and Difficult Ereathing Fluttering at the heart, Cho-' king or Suffocating sensations when in a lying posture, Dimness of vision, Dots or Webs before the sight, Fever and dull pain in the head, Deficiency of perspiration, of. the akin and eyes, Pain in the side, back, ches Limbs, &c Sudden Flushes of heat burnin luc xit-si,, constant imaginings of eril, and .1 Ml ... ";,,.p.rmreiI. PTeTen Yellow m. , iiiwiuus ever, &c. THEV COXTAI.V. NO ALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKEY ! They .will cure the above diseases in nine ty-nine cases out of a hundred. . e"ton Brown, D., Editor of .u mcyciopeaia ot Religious Knowledge. Although not dispo, j i. .v,vL- V. T 1. . - raend Patent Medicines in general, through ture'r-inrdntf. nl effAta . T I iLnun vr Dacient reasons why a man may not testify to the benefits he believes himself to have received from any simple nrrtii,n.(i4inn ; il. i. .... pv.auuu, iu uib nope mat ne may thus contribute to the benefit of others tt1 n i3he mre readily in" regard to wwi.uuu o uauiau jjiueri, prepared by Dr C. M. Jackson, of this citv. because I ww prejudiced against them fox many years under the impression that they were chiefly an aciononc mixture. I am indebred to my friend Robert Shoemaker., for the rnt-o! At I this prejudice by proper teltSj and for en- tuuiuSei:ieni io iry tuem, when suffering from great and long continued debility The use of -three bottles of these Bitters, "at the beginning of the present year, was followed by evident relief, and restoration to a decree of bodily and mental vigor which I hadnot felt for six months before, and had almost despaired of regaining. I therefore thank God and my friend for directing me to use them- J- NEWTON BROWN. Pbilad'a., Jcsk 23, 1SG1, flTTEKTIO SOLDIERS! Will build up the constitution, and give health and strength to an overtasked and diseased system. Philadelphia, August 13, 1862. Ua. C. M. Jackson Dear Sir: While in Virginia, owing to the change of water, I was taken with a severe dianhoea, which seemed incurable, and which greatly weakened me. T , ,r ac9e(1 J'artinsburg, I feared that 1 should have to come home ; but noticing some of your Bitters in thn sir. rf- u tT Price, in that town, I purchased a supply, and on taking it was speedily restored to health. The diarrhoea was quickly checked, and I experienced no returnf it. A number of buucicu m ine same manner and from the same cause, with whom I shared thi Bitters, join me ia this certificate. iuy cumrao.es wiio suffered m th expect to return to the seat of war with tl Mr5'". ' u 1 BUiU1 ce.r"niy take a supply of the Bitters in my knapsack. I would not be without it for its weight in gold, particular on going into a limestone region 3 Yours, truly, A. E. ALMEUS Company II, Scott Legion. - BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS ! See that the signature of C. M. Jackson" s on the wrapper of each bottle. v" Price per bottle 15 cents Or half do2en for $4. Should your nearest Druggist not have ihe art,cle do nt be put off by any of the intox- v,u.i,.s picpufawuns xnai may be offered in its place, but send to us, and we will forward by express, securely packed. PRINCIPAL OFFICE and MANUFACTORY - No. 631 ARCH ST. ir oncost c& Evans, (Successors to C. M. JACKSON, & Co.,) PROPRIETORS. fcFor sale by Dr. G. H. KEYSER, 41 Wood st., SIMON JOHNSON, corner Fourth and Smithfield sts., Pittsburg, and by drug gists and Dealers in every town in tho United States. . July 0, '63.lv S C .,..T v.-viwjjjiQo, uo'3 01 tne J?ited SUte Circuit Court, President. . PITTSBURGH,. PA:, corner Tean and S6' Clair, Sts. - I 78 f?ra Commercial course. .' SteSboat errM f6, fo'.-Mwufncturert,V Steamboat,. Railroad and Bank Booi-Keep- Ministers? Sona. at half price. Student. . enter and review, at any tim. -l"t ITiis Instituti prepare young, men for active business, at th least expense and shortest-time, for the most UCnttlJBd re8PSible situatioJ. DirSm. ' granted for merit only. Iknce the universal preference for graduates of this College br business mtn. . . wiege, oy, freS,SlS.r'rCO?taIning- ful1 infoatioC sent '" free a application- to the Priwipals JENKINS & SMITH. PittsW, p. - ."e:here tLe Sons. Cerka ot .;Vo; , ""ai.u53 mea graduate. April 2-ty18GZ-lT JROVOST MARSHAL'S OFFICE 17th DlST., pKSAM- ' Hcstikodox, June 11 1863. MEpf WANTED FOR THE INVALID CORPS Only those faithfal. soldiers whfrom wounds or the hardships of war, are nu longer fit for acUve field duty will be received into this Corps of Honor. Enlistment will be for three years unless sooner dincbMged. Pay and allowances same a9 for officer d ; men of the United States Infantry; except that no premiums or bouctv fhr ' will be allow ed. This will not invalidate anr " pensions or bounties which jnay be due lor previous services. All persons honorably discharorJ v service, not liable to draft, whetl., ti, fefTef.innthil war or not, can be admitted into this Corp3 of Honor. Men who are still in servlp n(l nn.v.i. ' perform effective field, may be transferred to this corps. For the convenience of service, the men : will be selected for three grades of dutv Ihose who are most efficient and g tnd capable of performing guard duiv etr- ' etR. will . umLl U .Uly etc-f ' . uiush.eis, ana assigned to companies of the Frst Battallion. Thoso of the next decree of effirion :i..J5 . those who have lost a han1 H ? the least effectire, including those who 'bare 'un r aiCJr, to the companies of tho Second or Third Battallions; they will b! armed with swords. . The duties will be chitfiV to nrt oo guards and garrisons for cities ; guirds for hospitals and other public buildings : and as clerks, orderlies, etc. If found necessary " they may be assigned to forts, etc are "atiT&A?i?tant Provost Marshals General : Regular feervice, or of thelnViers of the, "vii""i-,i-1 mo ui euiisimeni to those men who have completely fulfilled the pre scribed conditions of admission to the InvatM Corps, viz : 1. That the applicant is unfit for service In, the field. -' 2. That he ia fit for the duties: or sniriA nr 3- That if not now in this service, he wa honorably discharged. Lueui, uiujciieu aoove. 4- inat "3 19 meritorious and deserving, For enlistment or further information or,Ai- to e Doarl of Enrollment for the district in which the applicant is a resident. J. D. CAMPBELL, Capt. and Provost Marshal. Ebensburg, July 2, 1863.-tf. o cr a. rs o P q ? I. ? zr 3 t3 I tt- a c t?3 S: fc t o o o "3 " 5 s w 6 S. - 2 J3 o 5 o dr. a S3 Q K 3 ?a 3 . o o H. n a ij p 5. o P a ts o X 3 H -4 fc I a or a P m C 5-2 a- o c 2 S" CO C6 OO ft. c o J o o r' c O 3 9 1 ? r 3 3 w o p " ? rs " f 5' o E. o A ea -t si sr eL- - a o a sr cr o to " o to PT ? r o o o a a 3 e b t) n o CO T3 M r cr 00 Si Oo a is if o 63 w H -j-K W B 3 "g P M to""', o O . M to ea to CO a -t o o g Q c 2 r O. " fB CQ CO f o o 9 o -f at cr 3 3 g. o o ra g. a S - p o ?s 2, - 53 o v tr - o ECEXSBUilG HARDWARE AN1T STOVE DEPOT. -BARGAINS TO EG 21AD1 The undersigned has just received a large and splendid ussortment of Hardware and Cutlery, Cooking, Parlor and Heating Stoves Nails, Window Glass, Hoop Iron, Carbon Oil Lamps and pure Carbon Oil, Japanned and Brittannia Ware, Glass Ware, &c, 4c., all ot which he will sell very low for CASH or ex change for Country Produce. Also: Eo still continues to manufaetutc Tin and oheet Iron Ware of all descriptions, for salo either by the Wholetah or EeiaU. Repairiae done on short notice. He returns bi siscere thanks to his Id friends and customers for the patronage ex tended hiia, and begs leave to hope that they will come forward and settle up their accounts of long standicg, and commence the new rear "on the square." He must have money to enable him to keep up his stock. Prices low, to 6uit the ime9. r , GEO. HUNTLEY. Ebensburg, Jany, 9, I862tf t Ci Reading matter on every page of to day's paper. ' - 0T
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