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TnURSDAY:::::::::::.-:r:::.::::::::::MAY 26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Ebensbubo and Cbesson Railroad.
On and after Monday, May 16, 1864, trains
on this road "will run as follows :
Leave Ebensburg
At 7.00 A. M., connecting with Bait. Ex
press West and Thro' Acrom. East.
At 6.40 P. M., connecting with Mail Train
and Fast Line West and Ex. East. .
Leave Cresson
At 10.45 A. M., or on departure of Thro'
Accommodation West.
At 9.15 P. 31., or on departure ol Fast Line
West.
The 55th Pa. Vols. Baptized in
Blood Heavy Loss in Killed and Woun
iled! The 55th Pa. Vols., Col. Dick
'White, were fully eDgaged in the late
battles along the James river, and lost
heavily in officers and men. Col. White
was at first reported killed, but late news
inspires the hope that he is yet living,
although a prisoner in the hands. of the
enemy. The Lieutenant Colonel of the
regiment was wounded, and the Adjutant
ia missing. The loss in company officers
is very great.
' Mr. William A. Leavy, of the 55th,
writing under date "Near Port Walthall
Junction, Va., May 18," to The Allegha
man; gives the following as the list of
casualties ia Co. A, recruited in Cambria
ounty :
Killed.
Capt. David W. Fox.
Wounded and Cared For.
Second Lieutenant John Lynch, kidneys;
Corp. Jarae3 C Fagan, right leg slight ;
Privates Demetrius Bendon, right arm;
George Delaney, hip ; George Dunmire, left
hand ; Henry Flenner, left shoulder ; John C.
Noel, left arm and right hand ; David M .
Tarker, both legs; 'Thomas Rupe, in hand;
Jeremiah Topper, thigh ; Joseph Wherry,
right arm and side.
Wounded and Captured,
First Lieut. P. F. Hodge; Corp, Henry
Bennett; Privates John A Conway ; Elias
Edminson ; William Howard ;" James Mont
gomery ; John Orner ; MichaerStanley ; Mi
chael Cawley.
Captured.
Corps. Bernard M' Ataman y ; Richard P M'
Guire; Peter M'Guire; Privates Samuel
Brlodlc ; George Beierline ; George Brown ;
Philip Cramer ; John Donaldson ; Andrew
Dougherty ; Robert Dufur : Theodore F Dev
lin ; Jaroe3 Dasher; Patrick Daisy; John
F'ener ; John Fry ; David Gibson ; Samuel C
Kite; Jacob Helitl ; Robert Kaylor ; John
Keating ; Samuel Langham ; Johu W Long;
Felix J M'Guire; John D Moreland; Henry
Haru; Michael M'Call ; Nicholas Semore ;
lliclael Stanley; John Varlcy; Paul Wible ;
Jaaej Wharton ; Joh'h II Wilt.
Recapitulation.
Killed. 1; Wounded, 20;. Captured, 32
Total loss, 53.
Mr. Leavy states that the above list is
i reliable as it was possible to make it,
under the circumstances, and his letter
goes on to say :
"The regiment left. camp on the morc
ingof the lltk 1,100 strong, and returned
on tbe 16th with 774. The great number
c casualties is attributablo to the fact
that the regiment, advancing as skirmish
ers through a dense fog', were flanked by
the enemy before our men were aware of
tbe near proximity of a foe. . We were
lubjected to a sudden enfilading fire of
wtillery and infantry, and were forced
back with the results stated. The right
wing suffered more severely than the
remainder of the regiment.
''Our forces retired to their line of in
treachments on the evening ot the 16th,
in good order, having accomplished at
least a rortion of the expedition, namely,
the destroying Lee'j communications south
f Petersburg and between that place and
Richmond. By this means all reinforce
&nt3 are prevened from going forward to
Lcc.
4,In the action of the 16th, we captured
prisoners who had just arrived from Lee's
array, going to show that part of that Gen
eral's command has been withdrawn from
Grant's front to check Gen. Butler's dem
onstrations on Rishmond.
"In the fight, Col. White had command
tf the 1st Brigade 3d Division 10th Army
Corps, lie is cither killed, or wounded
fcid in the hands of the enemy .'j,
It is announceJia the daily papers of
the 24th, on authority of rebel prints,
that Col. Richard W7hite, Capt. James
i Metzo-ar. Cant.. David W. Fox. and Lieut.
O--, J.
PatO'Connell, all of tho 55th, are now in
Jrison in Richmond.
Our friend. J. Alex. Moore, Droprie
tor of the "Mountain House," was rather
'iously injured on Tuesday, by being
thrown from a horse. "We commiserate
'Stt in hi rmcfnrf imp
-l'eter B. Cassidv. of this coun'tv. has
- j i j r
appointed Adjutant of the 188th Pa.
' 0l3. His friends will be glad to hear of
8 promotion.
. -Robert Davis, of the 12th Regular
Gantry, a resident of thi3 place, is
. ted killed in one of the recent battles
lay:
""ginia.
M?jor Robert Litzinger has been
'Pointed Post Master of Strongstown
l5rsgh, Indiana county.
The 54th Regiment P. V. Cut to
Pieces. We learn from the Johnstown
Tribune (extra) that the 54th Pa. Vols.,
Col. Jacob M. Campbell, composed part of
Sigel's force when he met with his unfor
tunate repulse at Ne.w Market, in the
Shenandoah Valley. The regiment was
in the thickest of the fight, and suffered
severely. The following is the list of
casualties :
Lieut.-Col. John' P. Linton, slightly woun
ded, but remains with regiment.
Co. A Killed, James Allen, J. Clark, D.
Findley, N. Griffith, H. Smith ; Wounded, H.
Carroll, Callahan, M'Clellan", H.
Snively, James F. Howard, W. H. Lindsy,
Charles E. Smith, Thomas Williams.
Co. B Killed, Lieut. Sylvester Colburn,
Hiram Lohr, Edward Fleegle, William . P.
Kneeper; Wounded Abraham Faith, Jesse
Liston, II. J. Penrod, John Wagner, William
Wilson ; Missing, Wesley Young.
Co. C Killed Jonathan Baker, Jonathan
Lohr, William II. Patterson, Samuel Pile, -Frederick
A. Smith, John Yoder ;Wounded,
William Barclay, John Hawn.'Joseph D. Mil
ler, Joseph Rhoad3, Henry Speice, John Spi
cher, John Weimer, A. Ingram Ellis, Samuel
Faith, John G. Klingaman, Josiah F. Kling
aman, Michael E. Shaffer, Alexander Show
man, Walter Scctt; Leftn tbe field, Francis
Dickey,-Solomon Huffman, Henry Horner,
George WeUer, Josiah Wendell, Joseph C.
Yutzy ; Missing, Melancthon Walker.
. Co. D Killed, George Beltz, William Luke,
Cyrus Pile, M. Fierstone ; Wounded, Christ.
Ball, Jacob Hutzel, Sylvester P. White. John
Robinson, William Aitkins, Samuel Bowman,
Thomas Walters, David Yeager.
Co. E Killed, Capt. P. Graham, Lieut. B.
P. Anderson, William Crider, Michael Hagan,
Thomas M'Clure, John M'Fadden, Peter Rob
inson ; Wounded and left on the field, Sol
Bagnel, Daniel Crider, Benjamin Davis, Ed
ward Harbaugh, Joseph Rodgecs ; Wounded,
John Depther, James Glass, John Glass, Ben
Hummel, Thomas Johns, John Stacer, Nathan
iel Teeters, Daniel Young, Robert Bennett,
D. Goughnour, JDhn Gore, Daniel Hill, Wil
liam Holmes, John Jordan, John M'Manamy,
George Morris ; Missing, John Murphy, An
drew Sims, William Thomas, Henry Weddel.
Tal Wolford, John Young.
Co. G Killed, Samuel Stout; Wounded,
William Owens, Joshua Rinjler, J. B. Atch
ison Co. II Capt. Geisinger, Peter Gearhart,
Daniel Kelichen, Tobias Miller, Henry Oaks,
Lewis Sourbrinc ;" Wounded, Charles Gently,
Henry Flegel, James Gilmore, Edw. Reichart,
George Williams, M. Gindclsperger, P. Gin
delsperger, Abram Fry, Lient. A. J. Kilpat
rick. Co. I Killed, Capt. William B. Bonacker,
Robert Burke, J. Craig, Joseph Donahoe,
George Hartz, Henry Helsel, John Knes,
Robert Mariett, John Plummer; Wounded,
Sergt. Hagan, Corp. Holsapple, Mark Burke,
G. Penrod, Charles Cullen, Peter Cullen, Ja
cob D. George, John Morris, Lewi3 Nagle,
Corp. Funk, Samuel J. Custer, John Brem,
Charles Amsler, Adam F. Brenner, Noah Fry,
John Kahoe, Daniel Murphy, John M. Stull,
Jacob Weaver.
Co. K Wounded, John Cairn, John Coffel,
Kessler, Edward Krisler, Corp Walter, a
ne"w recruit name not known, Henry Don
stead, Edwin W. Miller.
The killed were all' left on the field,
and fell into the bands of the enemy ; one
hundred of the wounded were brought off
with the regiment.
Since the foregoing was put in type,
we have received a note from Col. Camp
bell, enclosing copy of his official report
of casualties in regiment, in which he
says: "Only six hundred 'of my com
mand were in the engagement, the balance
being on special duty at the' time. All
the officers and men conducted themselves
most gallantly, and are entitled to the
gratitude of their countrymen."
List of Casualties in Co. A, 11th
Pa. Reserves. Through the kindness
of Major James C. Burke, we are enabled
to lay before our readers the following
full list of casualties in the above compa
ny up to May 10th :
Killed : Capt. Dan.. D. Jones, William
J.Patterson.
Wounded: John Makin, Wm. Powell,
Sergt. George W.'Brown, Dallas Patrick,
John M'Feely.
Prisoners : Lieut. Charles Fagan, Sergt.
Luke, Sergt. Bolcwine, Jacob S. Boring,
William M'Creery, John Gillespie, Sam
Boocks. ;
In a note accompanying the list, Major
Burke writes : "All the men marked
prisoners are undoubtedly wounded. We
were surrounded, and had to cut our way
out, and they were with us up to the last
fire we received, when they all suddenly
disappeared."
In addition to the foregoing casualties,
Joseph Owens, of same company, was
wounded slightly in tho hand. lie is
now in hospital in Washington.
We nave been shown a letter from Aojt.
Thomas D. Litzinger, of the 11th, of date
15th in&t. He states that the regiment
went , into the fight with 348 men, and
came out with only 118.
George W. Brown, of same regiment,
writes us that he is how in Mount Pleas
ant Hospital, Washington, and that he is
wounded in left hip, not dangerously.
Fall jn for Your Greenbacks!
Capt. Evans has received a letter from
Paymaster Hcwit wherein he states that
he will be in Ebentburg to-day (Thurs
day), without fail, to pay the emergency
militia company of 18C2.
-The weather for tho past week has
been warm and pleasant, and well calcula
ted to develop vegetation.
Cambria County and the Draft.
The following table will show at a glance
the condition of Cambria county with re
gard to the draft. One column gives the
number of men required from each delin
quent sub-district after deducting credits
to date ; the other the sub-districts hav
ing quotas filled or a surplus. The figures
are official, and may be relied upon as
being correct :
Ko. men required. Surplus.
55
38
3
22
21
11
1
23
29.
'9
4
12
3
28
31
23
20
38
3
16
full.
full,
full,
full.
full.
392
Allegheny and Gallitzin,
Lioretto,
Carroll,
Carrolltown,
Susquehanna,
Chest, -Clearfield,
Chest Springs,
White,-
Washington & Summitville,
Munster,
Croyle,
Summerhill
Wilmore,
Richland,
Taylor,
Conemaugh,
Yoder,
Johnstown,
Cambria bor.
Conemaugh,
Millville,
Cambria tp.
Blacklick,
Jackson,
Ebensburg, ,
Total number deficient in county,
By reference to an advertisement in
another column, it will be seen that the
draft for this district will commence at
Hollidaysbuig on the 30th inst.
Do You See It ? Belsano, although
quite a flourishing little village, does not
boast a post office within its corporate
limits. Thanks to an edict of. the P. O.
department, that convenience was abol
ished ssveral years ago, since which time
the Belsanoans have been obliged to-Test
content with a post office seven or eight
miles distant as the medium thro" which
to carry on their correspondence, trusting
to the precarious possibility of persons
traveling to and fro -between the two
points for "prompt delivery." Hence,
when the Johnstown Democrat charges it
upon "Major Litzinger" that he was until
lately Postmaster ofrBekano, and that, in
such capacity, he eminently failed to do
his duty, it writes itself down either a
malicious falsifier or an ignorant fool.
There cituld be no such thing as an incom
petent Postmaster, you know, without the
necessary adjunct of a Post Office wherein
to make manifest those reprehensible qual
ities of which the Democrat complain 3.
In - view of these undeniable facts, we
think an apology is rich!y due Major
Litzinger trom our cotcmporary for its
uncalled for and senseless attack.
List of Causes. Following is the
trial list for a Court of Common Pleas to
be held at Ebensburg, for Cambria county,
commencing on Monday, 6th June, prox
imo :
M'Gonigles
Burgoon
Burk
Duke
Christopher
Bonstr
Lloyd & Co.
Myers '
Marbourg
Stuart
Eb. & Cres. RR. Co
Brendlinger
Jackson's heirs
Wehn & Ellis
Collins
Com'th.
Bendor
Cushon
Fry
Kemp
llxmman
FIRST WEEK.
vs Rodgers
z Bingham
vs Crum
V3 Jennings et ux
vs Strittmatter
vs. Gates
vs Skelly.
SECOND WEEK.
vs Hughes (feigned is.)
vs Anderson
vs Hawes
vs Noon's admrs.
vs Yeagley
vs Johnston
vs Enelebach
vs E. & C. RIt.
V3 Rhey
vs Trexler
vsHeslop
vs Sbarbnugh
Co.
vs Griffiths
V3 CoTclesser et al
Tiernan'a endorsers vs Hawes
M'Clerkey
Clifford
Kerrigan
Gctes
Clark's admrs
Johnston
vs Dignara
vs Thompson
vs Leff
vs Wolf & Welshorn
vs M'Vicker
vs Smith,
LOCAL CORRESPOXDEXCE.
Johnstown, May 22, 1864.
Dear Alleghanian : Last week a tele
gram was received here by Sheriff Linton,
from Lieut. 2iix Kinkead, stating that
the 54th Picg't P. V. four companies of
which hail from this place had been in
an engagement near Strasburg, Va., and
had beon badly cut up. Among the cas
ualties, he. mentioned the names of CaptV
Bonaker, Graham, and Geisinger killed,
and Lieut.-Col. Linton wounded. The
most intense excitement was manifested
by our citizen? to learn the extent of the
loss, and on Friday evening several copies
of the Cumberland Union (Extra) were
received, giving a list of the killed and
wounded. The following embraces the
total loss :
Killed,
Wounded, at Cumberland
" Martinsbarg
" Left on the Field
Missinsr,
The above includes three Captains and
two Lieutenants killed, and one Lieuten
ant wounded. . Col. Linton received a
severe flesh wound in the thigh, the ball
from which has not yet been extracted.
He arrived here this morning.
32
40
38
22
42
The 54th went into the fight 550 strong.
It will be observed that the total loss is
174 a very large proportion in one Reg
iment. An extensive robbery was perpetrated
here last Friday morning. Two Germans
came to this place from New York for
the purpose of obtaining employment at
the Rolling Mill. They began work
about a week ago, boarding at a house
near the Iron bridge. On Friday morning,.
they started to work, as usual, but one of
them shortly returned to the house, upon
pretence of being sick. He immediately
went to the chest of liis room-mate, and
breaking it open, abstracted therefrom
1,400 in gold, a valuable gold watch, and
a passport, and then 'left for parts up
known. The other party did not discover
his loss until eveniug, when he immedi
ately telegraphed in all directions, descri
bing the robber, and offering a reward for
hU arrest. Lawyer Henning starts to
night for New York, in pursuit, as it is said
the robber intends leaving the country.
The losing German is almost crazy over
his loss.
William M'Lane, of this place, was
tried in Wheeling, Va., a few weeks ago,
for deserting from the 54th! P. V., and
sentenced to five years, at labor, in the
Tortugaa.
Joseph Moore, tcith 7tis tcie and son,
departed for Iowa last week. A great
deal of sympathy had been manifested in
his behalf hereabout, but by this unlocked
for act he deprives himself of a great
portion of it.
A son of Peter Maltze, of Conemaugh
boro', was kicked in' the face by a cirens
horse, on Wednesday, and badly injured.
Irvin Rutledge, Esq., ha9 commenced
correcting the enrollment list in Johns
town, and Mr. Canan in Conemaugh bor
ough. Doran, the map man, has a new map of
Johnstown in the hands of the lithograph
ers. Perspective viewsof thenew churches,
Woolen Pactory, &c, taken from designs,
will embellish it.
The following are the appointments of
teachers for our Union schools for the
summer session : Room 1, Miss Ster'ing;
2, Miss Swank ; 3, vacant ; 4, Miss
Ramsey ; 5, Miss Strubel ; C, Miss Mar
shall ; 7, Miss Dickey; 8, Miss Postle
thwaith j 9, Miss Wilcox ; 10, Miss Flan
agan.
Yours,
May Leon.
To Ye Gallant Soger Man. Sojer
of the "emergency" of 1862 ! after you
havs been paid off to-day by the Paymas
ter, do not fail to go to James M. Thomp
son's New Store, and secure some of the
bargains be keeps constantly on hand for
indiscriminate distribution. Still another
lot of new goods of all sorts and sizes just
received. For sale very cheap. Remem
ber the place P. O. building, Ebensburg.
Dr. Tobias Venetian Liniment.
A certain cure for pains in limb3 and back,
sore throat, croup, rheumatism, colic, &c.' A
perfect family medicine, and never fails.
Read ! Bead 1 ! Read ! 1 !
Livonia, Wayne co., Mich., June 16, '59.
Thi3 is to certify that my wife was taken
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swell, and was eo sore that she could not
swallow, and coughed violently. I used your
Liniment, and made a perfect cure in one
week. I firmly believe that but fpr the Lini
ment she would have lost her life.
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LICENSE NOTICE.
The following petitions have been filed
in the office of the Clerk of Quarter Sessions
of Cambria county, and will be acted on by
Court at the next June sessions, commencing
on the first Monday of the month, to wit:
Tavern :
Cyrus ITart, 4th Ward, Johnstown John
Kroi't, 3d Ward, Johnstown ; David Metzgar,
4th Ward, Johnstown; B; Kohler, 3d.Watd,
Johnstown ; William Palmer, 3d Ward, Johns
town ; John E. M'Kenzie. Chess Springs Boro ;
George W. atrohecker, Uhess cpnngs liora ;
Baltzer Kohler, 3d Ward, Johnstown ; James
D. Hamilton, .Wilmore Boro ; John W. Moore,
Richland township ; Joseph Geis,- Richland
township; Casper Fax, Millville Boro ; Owen
M'CarFrey;. Cambria Boro ; Leonard Kist, Tay
lor township ; George N. Hohman, 4th Ward,
Johnstown; John B. Myers, Loretto; Philip
Hertzog, Loretto ; Josephine Fries, Summit
ville ; John A. Blair, West Ward, Ebensburg
Daniel M'Donald, Cambria Boro ; M. J. Plott,
Susquehanna township ; John Brady, 3d W.,
Johnstown ; George Cojirad, Richland town
ship ; Henry Schnable, 4th Ward, Johnstown ;
Mrs. Y. A. Riley, Summitville ; Lawrence
Schroth, Carrolltown; J. Alexander Moore,
East Ward, Ebensburg ; James M. Riffle, Sum
mitville ; Michael Barnicle, Clearfield tp.
Isaac Crawford j west Ward, Ebensburg ; David
Griffith, 3d ward, Johnstown ; Emanuel James
Millville; Michael J mith, Allegheny tp., ;
Peter Adams, Loretto; John Hcadrick, 2d
ward Conemaugh Boro ; John Bending, 2d
ward, Jonnstown, ; James Downey, 2d ward,
Johnstown.
Quart .
Daniel W. Goughnour, 3d Ward, Johns
town ; Jacob Leib, Carroll tp.
JOS. M'DONALD, Clerk Q. S.
May 9, 1864.
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The subscriber is now carrying on the
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on the Pennsylvania Railroad, Cambria coun
ty, and will be glad to fill all orders, to any
amount, of citizens of Ebensburg and vicin
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April 28. 1864-6m
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Although not disposed to favor or recom
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yet know of no sufficient reasons why a man
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himself to have received from any simple
preparation, in the 'hope that he may thus
contribute to the benefit of others.
I do this the more readily in regard to
noofland'a German Bitters, prepareoTby Dr.
C. M. Jackson, of this city, because I was
prejudiced against them "for many years,
under the impression that they were chiefly
an acloholic mixture. I am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker., for the removal of
this prejudice by proper tests, and for en
couragement to try them, when suffering
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beginning of the present year, was followed
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them. J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philad'a., June 23, 1861;
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Dr. C. M. Jackson Dear Sir: While in
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incurable, and which greatly weakened me.
When we reached Martinsburg, I feared that
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The diarrhoea was quickly checked, and I
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I expect to return to the seat of war with the
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on going into a limestone region.
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Company Hf Scott Legion.
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Should your nearest Druggist not have the
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UICI SALES,
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SilALL PROFTS1"
1SG4.
THE LATEST ARRIVAL 1
WHO DON'T WANT BARGAINS f
A. A. BARKER,
E&EK9BCB6, Pi..
The subscriber takes pleasure in announ
cing to tbe people of Ebensburg and TiciUity
that he has just received, at his etdre, on
High street, the largest aud most ccmpleU
assortment of
Winter Goods
ever before "brought to this cojntyj Hi of
which he ii determined td sell cheater than
the cheapest.
DRY GOODS,
in endless variety;
DRESS GOODS
Of every description
' WOOLLEN GOODS,
3 full and complete assortment
WniTE GOODS,
Embracing all the latest stylet
EMBROIDERIES,
Handsome and of the best quality.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
Of all sorts, sizes widths and prlcefl.
HOOP SKIRTS AND" BALMORALS,
The latest and best styles.
READY-MADE CLOTHING, "
A better and cheaper article than ever bef.r
. offered to this community.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of the very best workmauship.
HATS AND CAPS,
Fashionable and of durable material.
MILLINERY GOODS AND NOTIONS
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
BUFFALO ROBES.
HardicarefQueensteare, Groceries, Flour, Bacon
Cheese, Syrvps, Molasses, Mackerel, Her
ring and Cod Fish, Iron end Xails,
Cedar -and Willow War) 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 UXTR V 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 Schedul
of Prices.
NO CHARGE FOR SHOWING G00D3.
Customers will be waited upon by accom
modating Salesmen. . .
The Public is requested V.i roll in
the more the merrier and secure Bargaicg.
A. A. BARKER.
INSURANCE AGENCY.
James Purse, agent for the Blair county
and Lycoming Mutual Fire Insurance Com
panies, Johnstown, Pa.
Will attend promptly to making insu
rance -4n any part of Cambri county npoo
application by letter or in person.
March 12th, 1863rtf.