SETT I T.M EATS OF CLAIMS TJITC
OX BEI1AUF OF DEAD SOLDIERS.
The followiug circular, of very general in-
j an
terest, has lately been issued from the Trea
sury Department:
To enable those who may have claims oc
the United States for money cue deceased cdi
cers and soldiers, on account of military serv
ices rendered, whether in th9 federal or vol
unteer service' to obtain the same with the
least delay the following information is fur
Eisbed: ORDER OP TAYMKNT.
OrJer Firtt If ike deceased was married,
payment will be made first to the widow; sec
ond, if no widow, to bis child or children ; if
minora to the gairdian
Order Second. If he died unmarried. Erst
to the father, if tbe father is dead, to tbe
mother ; if both parents are dead.toihe brothers
and titters collectively ; lastly, to tbe heirs in
general.
APPLICATION, PROT AND ACTITENTICATION .
Applicati(n. The claimant or claimants
must mate a written application, under oath,
and over his her. or their own signature, sta
ting bis her. or their own name, age residence,
connection with tbe deceased, with the letter
or tame of the captain of the CJtnp any or reg
iment to which he belonged, time of bis death
and tbe nature of tbe piy claimed, whether
arrears of pay. and one hundred dollars
bounty, under the act ol July 2'2, 1SC1. or
three months extra pay, under tbe act of July
Proof- To eatisfy the accounting officers
that tbe person or persons thus claming is or
are entitled to the money, in the character be
ehe, or they claim, the depositions of two
credible witnesses will be repaired , stating
that they are acquainted with tbe claimants,
the connections held to the deceased, and
that tba deponents are disinterested.
Authentication The application and de
positions above are to bo required to be sub
cribed and sworn before a Judge. Ommis-
Bioner, Notary Public, or JuEtice of the Peace.
duly autkomed to administer oatbs, accom- j
panied by tbe certificate and seal cf a Court of j
Kecord. as to tbe fact of tbe said Jul? ;
being duly commissioned, and acting in hi ;
official capacity at tbe time cf tbe execution !
of the foregoing papers. If t e soldier died '
unmarried, it must fce eo ttatca in me app- i tb u,. atil aba3ft wi:i)OUt hesitati-n. Wah
lication? of those claiming to be the father, j ini,toa c:ty ;3 tIlf. Verv nM (1f vi-min.
mother, sisters or brothers, as well as by the
witLessas. Proof of marriage, record evidence
if possible, must always accommpany appli
cations of those claimiug to be widows.
Administration. As the taking out letters
of administration is attended with considerable
expense, often unnecessary, it is suggested
that it be done only when required by the
Auditor. Iu all cases where the soldier has
been discharged, the captain's discriptive cer
tificate must be forwarded to this office, or
its absence satisfactorily accounted for.
The certificate of an oGcer of tbe army aa
to the soldier's idenity, in addition to bis own
affiJavit. will be deemed sufficient. Where
the certificate of such officer can ba procured,
the tesimoay of two credible disinterested wit
nesses must be adduced, as in tbe case cf de
ceased soldiers.
MODE OF PAYMENT.
Payments will be made by an order from
tbe accounting officers on any Paymaster of
tbe army. Such orJer will require tbe s:g
natureoftbe claimant on its face before it
will bo paid .
MODE OP PRESENTING CLAIMS.
All claimants wishing 10 ob aic information,
or to present claims, can communicate with
this office by mail, aud will receive as speedy
a reply as the business of the office will allow.
POSTAGE.
The Government pays all postages on such
communications, whether received or trans
mitted by this office.
A compjianco with the above rules willen
ture prompt settlement of all claims without
unnecessary delay.
Address Ezra B. French. Second Auditor
of the Treasury Department, Washington City
D. C.
A ZOViVC LETTER.
Tho following is worthy of the pen of tbe
original DoeKickSj and is a pretty good "take
off., on telegraph reports: ' I've just return
ed from witnessing one of the most mournful
sights that ever made man feel 89 though be
Lai been pealing onions all tho week and
grating horse radish on Suuday It was tho
dying scene of one of tbe l'et. Lamme's down
t own at Alexandria, and as one cf tbe Five's
chaps remarked, it was enough to make tbe
eye of darning needle weep. Jim was the
name of sufferer if he ever bad any other
it Lai slipped bis memory though his aff
ectionate relatives sometimes called Liin
'Shorty.' lie was out on picket guard when
the Southern Confederacy attempted to pass
bim. He chalenged the intruder and called
to bia comrades for help, but before the latter
arrived, the Southern Confederacy diew a
masked battery from his pocket, and fired six
heavy balls through tbe hed of tbe unfortu-
nate Zouave' nearlv fraeturin-r l.ia srnll m..
cate Zouave nearly fracturing bis scull, and
breakiD2 several panes of das The- cow-
ardly miscreant then fled to an adjoining fence
closely pursued bv Sherman's battery. '
"Upon discove'ring that be was wounded
Mr. Shorty examined the cap on bis musket
and stood it carefullv a?ainst a tree butiond
up the jacket to the neck, and asked his com- !
rades for a chew of tobacco. To full of em- '
otioQ to speak the gentlemanly comrade band-
ed a ping of tobacco to the dying man. who !
cut off aboat a half an ounce from it, placed !
it tbougnuully in bis mouth, and thee stuffed
his hankerchief in the hole in his head made
by the shot- Is any of my brains Langmg
out 7 he asked of his comrade. 'So Shorty, j
ans-rerea tne otaer bursting into tears, 'roa
never had any to bang out.' After thh're-.
pouse the dying man p. used for a moment
to Epit m the eyes of a dog that was smeliin,
airection or tbe hospital. As be passed the
officers' tent I noticed that tbe to? of Lis bead
was completely gone, and co of bis eyes was
h!f way dowa the back of his i,cck. Upon
i-im-i-iag me nospuai, ne uric np a pipe and
hii.-iinif.onJ - . . ' r '
ruuimciicea to tmoke it, at the tame tim oiv
, raiiie nine giv-
lug us a history of nia hte ami career. At tec
finishing h2 pipi ai.-d history. Le asked us to
wrao liim up iu the Am;rlcau fiag.aud died.
"P. S. ijicci writing the above. I have
beard that ao snob, occurence took place at
Alexandria. The ala.ru was occasioned by
tbe falling of a bundle of hay la the olSaers
quarters tbe noise having been mistaken for
artillery. I have since learned that iiO such
-. .1 1 .J tK.f VJ'inrlir
accident nas oceurcu. u ."
not come with tbe rei neat, but reninued
New York "
A Rebel Implement of Wabfafe The
Cineiunata Gazette says that a few days ago
Col. Guthrie of tbe First Kentucky regiment.
D0W commanding at Charleston Va.. learning
that a revolving cannon, invented by twj men
named Woods of the rebel army, was secreted
somewhere in tbe town of Maiden, a little
place aboutsix unit s above Charleston, caused
a vigorous search tD be made for it, and suc
ceeded in unearthing it. He embraced the
first opportunity of forwarding it to Cincin
nati, and it is now in Collector Carson's office
in the Custooi House. It is impossible to
mvp a satisfactorv description of tbe cun. for
the reason that it is in an uifia:hed condition,
and alto some of the pices, have been lost.
The work men had not Hint to fiuiih it before
Wise was iu full retreat, and consequently it
was buried to keen it from falling into the
uanii of the Uid -n trocps. We may My
however, that it is composed obit-fly of sixteen
short cylinders, each containing twelve cham
bers, and that is doinged to throw ounce- balls
through uued barrels about eighteen iuen.es
long. It sterns to be worked by a lever sim
ilar to that of a locomotive. At each dichar:e
it would throw one-bundred and ninety two
balls. If the principle upon which it is con
structed be correct, we sec no reason why one
micht not bo built that would throw five-hun
dred, ortven a thousand balls C1 loui-
t;n3 0f ie rebci arn,y, a
p0;nt pronounced it o
a graduate of est
ne of tbe most des-
tractive ciurinc? ot war ever ues'.iruea. ;oi
Guthrie, thinking that -'there might be some
thing in it' and believing them is ingenuity
enough in Cincinnati to u:d ou'. what that
something is, requests that it be delivered to
Miles Greenwuo.1, or some other wjll-kr.owu '.
iron wo:ker. for tsaiijinatioa. We shall uut j
probably learn whether it is a valuable arm,
or simply "a weak invention of the enemy.
HOW TUK KXEMY GF' Ix FOItAMTIOX. Col
prtrnnv ivritri from Washington to the Plila.
. jrr5s' .
ft is the frfuent boast of the S outhern
tra;tors tvjat rvcry movemert of our armies is
j:rirLe,iiacly made known to them, that the
frc0 cults a0ound with their spies, who, -iu.b r
thecloal: ofhyal profeions. obtain posse s.don
Q, the conG.Jence of the Union men, which
1 hev are otten tne verj' loudest snou
t m-i-m-J
nas for tne Union ; but ret a bat!e !? lost to
the American flag, and they can bar.ily re
strain thfir joy. The female secessionists who
shelter themselves behind the immurdti. s and
privileges of their sex, delight every kind of
demonstration against the government, and
are only dangerous when they irritate their
lords and masters by pretending to sympathize
with the c.-uo of the country. Then they
become the efficient and vigilant auxilarie? of
Davis and his crew. It is 1-clieved here that,
immediately after the movement at Muuson's
II ill had been described on by the military a i
thorities and Cabinet, information was con
veyed to the rebel troops across the Potomac,
and upon this admonition they retreated with
out the loss of a mau."
rtlOIiC 'IE'.' IVMKHLIO.
Thf Philadelphia Lodger"' says thatevt-ry
Northern man wishes to ,e McC!el!an ad
vance without de!ay asainst tho rebels, but. a
yet be cannct do it for want of men. If he
were willing to expose his men to unreasonable
hazard by advancing with an inadequate fore.
the cae would be different, but until he has
such a number he mut wait What prnatrr
inducement em bo offered for enlisments than
this? Here i the best General in America at
the head of an imposing force, requiring only
a comparatively small number of additional
men to enable bim to drive back the rebel
hordes and scatter their armies never to be re
united. Tbe battle that is to be soon fourht
will bo remembered centuries hence as a de
cisive epoch in the history of the world, and
there will be no prouder boast than to ht.vr
been. present when Me.Clellan struck down the
great army of the rebels. That army is now
decimated by sickness, distracted by reports
of expeditions directed at the weak points of
their own neisiihorlio.-xjs, and weakened bv
dissensions and heart burnings betweT tbe
men of diTerent States. Xow is th,- time to
ftrengthen the Genr ral's hnd, that he may
strike it The man who has nrgan;zd a
demoralized mob" into a brave and rrsolute
army, who taught them cor.filence. first in
him and then in th;mplvr-s. under him is the
man to take them to Richmond in good tinr
and further. Then let him have the requisite
rorce at. mc earnest possible moment.
A frightful stampede of cavalry horsp
took plaeo at St Charles Mo., on the thud
inst. Il appears that Col. Merrill's 1st Mis
souri regiment of bors8 was on its wav to re
inforce Fremont, and quartered fnr the nieM
at Sf Charles About ten o'clock the horses
of Captain Charles Hunt's comnanr Lp9it.
i frightened and broke loose. The panie was
"(j i i y
' . rs
snare.! by the others, and soon fourteen bun
.1 r i. ij i
' u"r" r n,a,1'lpr-?a " went rush-
I .ver fe er'Cnipmet.t. trrading tents and
men the earth, aim creatine a scene of
nnPral'pl;lJ i temrnt. Twleve men are
v ?, to bT f"2h17 rnanele.l, and
P- y laUdy but tbe only members.of th
i wmpwmjr the. rfeiment. which
were organized in Ohio, at all injured, was
Captain Henry WiVm. brother of Captain
Lewis Wilson, U. S. A His scull was fra
ctured, and arm and leg broken. Little hope
of bis recovery ia entertained.
A Gkaxd Army toil tub West. It is de
cided by the Government to push sixty-nine
thousand Eastern troons into thn 1'..i.
j half through Kentucky and tbe other iuto
i Missoiiri TKnou ,:.U .1.- nr...
ing foVwa d J r 3
Southwestern armies S.t proSSow Out
! of those rusLine ou into Mill
pus.iing on into Missouri another
wing will be formed, under a new command,
to proceed with tbe new pun boats and trans
port steamers down the Mississippi during tho
autumn months. General Woo!, it is thoujbt
will command the river fleet and army. In
' tUr. ! I. 1 l.t TT .,
I lut:,,c tc urautues in me union army mere
-.tit v -v . . c .l
ija afoot twenty-five thousand men.
AltltAIIA.M KOI'LLIX,
Attorney at Law Johnstown
OFFICE ou Clintou Street, & few dcors north
of the corner ut Main and Clinton.
A' ril 23, 1853.
Gr.op.Gi: Tri. iicni.
Attorney at Lair, Cbtiuburg, Vm.
OFFICE IN COLOXADE ROW,
March, 13, 18Gl-tf.
ROBERT A. iVTCOY,
ATTOIISKV ASO COl'XSELOll AT LAW ,
EPENSBUEG, CAM Bill A COUNTY, FA.
All manner cf Legal Business in the severa
Courts if the County promptly attended to.
Ebensbnrg,June'21, lSoO.-.
31. ff. M.if3i:iSA-
Atlornry t l.w, Kleiiln rp.
O
FFiCh- No. 2. "Uoluunade Itow" near tne
Court House.
Decern her 7, '51 ly
ff" O. O. F. Highland Lodge No
L. 423 meets everv WEDNESDAY tt-i
veuing at their Hall on Hih st.. in
the upper storyol Shoemaker's store
roixD,
A7 the Huntingdon, Cambria and Indiana
P Tun-pike, a small case of SUEOICAL IN
STRUMENTS. The owner can obtain them Im
proving ir i erlv, and paying the charges of thl;
advertisement. ' JAS. S. TODD.
NOTICE.
LL PERSON'S indebted to R. S. Bunn, are
J.". r''jueted t call and ir.ake settli-meiits im
mediately. Otherwise thtir accounts will be lift
with the proper autlmrilies for ctil!et-ti'-n.
El.e:.i'V, A ug. '2 1 .-tf. R . S. BUXX.
a ix i T R . V TO R S r.OTI C IZ.
Letters of a hniiii-ti ation upon the e.-tato of
i liiimi JirKe, ia'c ol r:nii;iien.l.l townstno
St-it. 12, ISoT, Gt, pd.
iiicmii
f rms HOTEL. FORMERLY
e.-t and best stands iu the loro
accommodation of the tr
. ...t . t. rA . it . ,
iy. i no i inprieo r iiuri's ail wn mav l'- u,s
posed t. patre-aizf himthat Lis TARL1' will I t-
.--"i;.'t!ici with ad toe luxuni.s ot thr;
RAR with the c'loiee-t of Liquors, an 1 no pains
p-vre l to reuder hi -:u-.-t- cnf rt l'ulv.
i:i:cnsh;irg, Apr.l 14, lSr..:2L':ly.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
OF TIN, COPPER, AND
SHIIHT -IRON VARI1, AND D11ALI1R IN
Cxtking. Parlor, and Heatii g Stov.-s.
(il.iss, iKrc.
vvc. ne as nas ..n ni.nia v rv
alt i ' i
i. r-.i . -T . : . i-, t
large- a-i-urunei.i oi ii.t? anoie ariicies. v- nu ri i.c-
i'i,
will scd at a very s;n til a-ly.i:icj on ot, f ir cash.
r.lK-nbr-
10:h 1S01. tf.
NEW ARRIVAL
JOHNSTOWN
MARBLE' WORKS
Tl u.T-.d -rsigned Legs leave to inform tho citi
zens oi iambri.i a:ul-a Ij iining c.-unli'.-s
that he ba.-. iu.-t received a fresh .-rock r ? .1
. f the liet ITALIAN ai.d oth r M.u-f .'iV.i'U
! los. at his citabl:.-;hment on Franklin J'- 1
-reet. Juhi.s-own. Ml )N IT.M KXTS. '; -T
O M IV . MA XT MLS. G R A V II -V-i
STONES, TAIJLK & RL'RMAU T US, fciTZi
rnanfinn tTircd of the most beautiful ami rine.-t
r.iaiity c f Foreign and Dom;.-tie MarN. ahvavs
cu banl and made to order as c'neap as they can
rnireliasetl in the city, without the ad-iti-.-n
ol carnago.
C RIXDSTONES of various srits and sizes.
suit.iMe for Fanners and ilcchanics. sold either
bv wholesale or retail.
Prompt attention paid toorh-rs from a dis
tance, and work delivered wherever desired. He
invites the puMic to call and examine his st'xrk,
a he tec-is satisfied lie can .sell cheaji.
For the convenience of persons residing in the
east and Xorth of the county, pecimcns may be
seen andmlers left with George Huntley, at his
Tinware K.-taUiahinent iu Eber.sburg.
JOHN PARKE.
Johnstown, March 1& lSCl.-lv.
Sometliing for the Times ! !
A NECESSITY II EVERY lllLB ! !
JOHNS & GHOSLEY'S
AMERICAH CEEIEKT GLUE
Tin Strongest Glue in TIsc lVorld
For CemeDtino; Wood, Leather, Glass,
Ivory. China, Marble, Bone,
Porcelain, Alabaster,
Coral, &c, &c-
The only article of the, kind err produced
which will withstantl Water.
"Every boust-kecpT shouM have lsupply of
It.lm-: iV Cros'ey'.t Ainericau Cct'ent tilue."
-Ycir Yvrlz 'I'i met.
It is so c.fiveuieiit to have it in the house.'
Xeu Vork Kxprexs.
"It is always reuly: tiiin ronimen Is itst-lf
to every body." Y. 1". Iti'ieixnd'.nt.
"We have tried it. and tiin.l it as useful in our
houj as water." H'ilkes1 Spirit of the Timec.
Irice nr CentN per I5tle
Very Liberal Keducteors to Ybo!esale Dealers.
TERMS CASH
fcJ-For sale by all Druggists anl storekeepers
generally thri-ubout tbe cmntrv.
JOHNS & CitGSLEY,
(.S!e Manufacturer!.)
78 William Street,
(G-rnT of I.ibfrtv Street,) new tokk.
duly 10th, 180 1. -ly.
XBIY TAILOR 8H0P
The undersigned liaving opened cut a Tailoring
Establishment, over the st"ie room ocupied by
1). J. Evans &, Son, respectfully informs the
public that the tailoring business will there be
carried on in all its brand es. All wrrk will le
done in the latent sts'le, with neatness and dis
patch, and upon the most reasr.nabe. terms
PMBEIIT D. THOMAS.
Elensburg, May 15t'u, 1861. tf.
TIOXS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
Cambria 0..unty. .ic-0'1. Slaving l.t-n crat.tci l.y I " - 1 ......... .. .... . . - , , , ,-.;t:l:.l !..;ro'. ?, a:..: :..;: v inp.ie at: . . : e.
t!.o Igistec of will tj the tit. ktsisael. a 1 per- , p,f"e r 1 - r "'.J .f la;,.' : u,- ; , t.;;i,. !VV,..T1 ,: ,
sons indited to ,;;il estate wlli' ph a,e make , t---vi.- ir, i -I bv y.- I :.sv 1 . t. f wJ ;. ;; ,! , :i. .... ;.:;.:. . .1- I l..VH M':- : 'l.V.
ip.nne.liat3 pvinent. and those having claims ,L :" l)Vl ,s.,,,f xU '(irv'1 l'U.a In X.rv-M Af.'r: :-"f ! . .- ' ::'
a4-unt the hame wiil present thc-t.i without dc- f '- o., i atruk l.,.y ai... ..th'-is, c-nta-.n- : t ... ;;; m,..;;,., V .. , , . ;
lav to. JEREMIAH GLEASUN A.lm'r. in 0- C a. lavraU tuvie n eiec'e.U. vo- : ; V ;;; ; , . ., ; , f . RIM i. ej'.L LA.:.
. . . ... . in IV .otiot -ti Tmii'IlIiIIi i '.'imtt ' .'I ii-i-i ' .1 I
Z 1 k " '- " i: ' .. t.' 1. r' t.' ..-.'..-.-' -' ..- s'v t....: will .-.t Irz t :'.n' a:..: 1 .1.
,.,..M,V I-.-IL.--1-I-M 1. ! ana .t-rs. containing aeres ani : rc-r-;:.v.- , ' , . ' .- " .
M- in "Li'i'li.-oii' nur." is osi" ot I hp n , . ... , ........ ...... f t- 1 ... 1 m :-."e. le .- hmu . is. . l; To i l Y
BUY A HOME.
THE subscriber oilers at Private S
lowing Ileal Estate situate iu Cambria
to wit:
. His Mansion Property situate in the
t.f the Prou:rh of Ebc-n.sburg, eon-isting
S'uareof Ground, having therein erectttl a com-ln.Kli-.us
DWELLING IIOLK, a larg STA
BLE or BAUX,anl several other Out Buildings,
together with a h.ilf Lot of Ground on which
there is a never fail'r.g Spring of the purest soft
water, from which the House &c. is supplied.
Wants to dispose of this as he intends removing
t-j another part of the Borough.
ALSO. Three Lots of Ground sHu.tte in the
Boroxiali of Summitvi'le, having thereon erected
a BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, two FRAME
HOUSES, and a large Stable. Will be sold to
gether "r sept-rate as may suit purchasers.
ALbO. A IiOt of Ground situate in tl:t
Boroiijrli of Lorttto. front
Jtit (i. ii j ,.iv.U'un v,ti tv i j- - - ' " " -
adj iining Lot of John Troxell on the East, and
Lot t.f t lie Heirs of Anthony Litzingcr, dee'd.,
on the Wet, liaving thereon erectttl a one and a
half story FRAME HOUSE 42 tVet iu trout and
0 in .lentil.
1 y..t .ir..! r .- lor!r .-kV.t .Unii i Sfrrot '
.-ty.S'O. A piece or parcel of land situate in
Cambria t-m'iishin, adjoining tlie ancient Vi;y fjf
L'uli-aii. laudsf f Janesand George Mi'Is, Charl.-s i
P. Murray, Alex. M'Vitktr ami others, contain j
ing G2 acres and S3 pirches. J
ALSO. A piece or parcel of land fituate u
Munster townsh'p. b.ainle-l '. y the Eben-burg i
and Cresson. Rail R ad. lands of I'ttt-r Kayh.r ,
an-! others, containing "C iicrt-s and id es ;
(m r.rlv all cleat eil) Kavint; tl.t reon t re e i a j
LOG DWELLING HUU5E AND A STABLE.
ALSO. A trici of land situa?. in Vaa.ng
ton township, a-li-'ining l.iiuls of -Jacob Burgonn,
.J..-(.ph CHste. Hugh j. M'Clokey and ..t! ers.
containing :',00 scrw nr thereabouts, .iacl: will
Le sold i:i paictl.- if :c.-ired l.y oiiri haers.
ALO. A pi-. o or pare-1 of ' ::! Mtuateon the
V - w . O..
Tfi rrri
rrr
m wmmi
U u ' . ja si
Ccraor ct Liotsn ti l.iaia u;re
READY MADE CLOTHING
r. i ri r s r r.w
! S1R1NC AND srMMill: (. )A'Vs, I'ANT.S. i !
AND VTSTS. FOR illlN AND ROYS
liruY M KK .-tiliJTS. IrRWKt:S. (' !K1' -II I !:T.S.
STOf KlXliS. M.Cii I li:s, II Mlv l .lt-Cllll-.K.
t.lt)Vl. fAKHl-:'.' SACKS
I'M Ei- LLI AS, TM.NKS. if , CxC
ALSO
A larre ss-Mtir.tnt of H ATS and CATS, ROOTS
aii-i SHOES, and GENTLEMEN'S'
FURNISHING GOODS.
f every doscriptit-n.
T-t which the t.nb.cr;ber respectfully invites all
vi.-iting J.jhn.-t.iwii to call and sec- hi.- stock , at the
CLOTHING DEPOT.
Xo. '2, corner of Clint, n and Main stieet.-.
He f'.els miiti-lent that itersons wishing aitn U-s
iu Lis line wiil save the expenses of the j urnt y j
bv l-urchasing from l.im.
A. JELENEO.
-town. Mav -2?, l8Gl.-tf.
!iriOVAL!
C o
A C 2 .i:
.i . v r a 'diORV.
wt.v.ll re.-'.eet ;'..i!l v i : i T r i j
r iiiie
ub.-criber
the i itizc-ns of El en-l 'Tg r
! surriuudin-4
c-;i::iti ' il.i-.t he has reni.-ved hi shop from t!:e
"ld t:l!ll to the hhiip lately occupied by Jh;i
Evans (Carpenter.) where he is preparutl to tiu
nil kiii ls f w-rk in his line of business at short
n-.ttict- iititl on reasonable terms, run lie hopes by
using but the very be.t imitcrial and cr.iphyiiig
but the '.xr-t orKmen to merit a
public patronage. I'ers. r.s wishir.:
loll s:.are ol
; bargains in
purchasing a Carriage will Ao well by ailing ai
this etabli.-hniei.t.
lie is prepare! t :n;nuUc-
tore
ore the folk-wins kio-'s of veh'uhs. viz:
5LiGII-. of th:;trent tialiiies and prices;
iiiiAi-i.Mi-. -ii i.iiwrrj ' i
IAEC)LLHE. CiIAKIOTEE, oi:e ami two
Ul
Ii A 11
b.jrse EOCKAWAYS, cl- sc nuarter, elictie at, 1
C-sT.rimr COACHES, .see-on. ! h md work of ditier-
cut Kin. is, J,c.,- rnKir.g a varieiy inr. sun
all tastes and nil purser KLrAlKl Nu a.ue
with neatness add uisjuitch.
VM. Ii A EXES.
Ebcn burg, April 27. lS69-J3-tf
BBEXBDH(r IIOU8I5.
fphe uudcrsiged having purchased an 1 taken
I p.tssession of the Elicubiirg ilouse, (tir
ly ocupied by Ib nrj' Foster), will be bat py to
receive and acconmu-late hi.s t id . etiste mcrs, and
all others who may be disp .sed to patn i.-ze i.im.
The l'r:jrieti.r feels a-ined from the sitaciotis
IIOL'SE, STABLE & other f.ci!:ties that he can
oCVr at Icat as imh1 accionio'lation- as can 1 -had
at a:iy other ttand i:i t'u pl ice. lio is i:i
po.--.s'.-s-iiii ofa large supply of the choicest li.piors
with which 1 is bar will le f'n ni.d e l; his table
will be furnished with all th luxuries of t'.:e sea
son, and he intends by his hospitality and care, to
uitnt toe patrol
him.
;.rc:e c.f ;dl Cose who step will
ISAAC CP.AWFOnD.
IS 01. tf.
Ebcnsburg April. 1
SADDLERY! SADDLERY!
rWIE SUIlSCi'IIiEU would rcsl-ifi;!!y iuforiu
X the citizens of El.em.burg and urroi:i.ding ,
countrv, thai be has opened a Saddler's shop, in !
tlie ba.-emciit of bis dwelling house, on II..mer '
btntt, where he is prepared to furuir-'n t j order '
on the most reasonable terms, every description !
of Saddles, liridles, and Harness Arc.
Having many years' experience iu the bm-i- )
ness, employing none bu the l-est workmen, ;
and usiug the best luatei iai jpe n all his work, lie
hopes to merrit and receive a liberal .liure.uf the '
public patronage.
Country prt ducc at all times t.ikeu in exchange i
JAM MS MAUUlll;-..
F.liensburg. Sept., 14. lS59.-tf.
MION HOUSE.
EBENSBURG PA.
JOHN A. Fd.AIII. Proprietor.
THE PROPRIETOR will p;U-e ni pab.a to
rentier this Hotel, worthy of a co!i:in;:vi in of the
liberal thare of public patn-nac- it has hereto
fore received. His table will always be furni.-hed
with the best the market atr.tr.b-:" Lis l.r wiK
His stable u large, and will be attended, bv an
j i:''
1 Fennsv van a R.i R a.I, near l rt.u-c Station. , ' - iaUn-tT -t..-a .
.i'Snt ,.?1.! .t. ... ., v ; .-.-..O, : r. v.M..,e v,i K,. :t . v.--r
.......... ...; 1 f V t I tnrt f.f in .-li...tn n 1': .( .,'... . ' - .. . . - . - m
ii-h of EhensbnrrJ ;,.., . 1 It is ti.is latter itt.-t.ejtv, xr;:-. :t-g . tl..r wl.i.-b ! , .
f-" roi:ne:i;-.-r, 1 uning .-.n:.-. 1 1 jojjji l.a.iwioi-r . i ' '
avehl.j coiiiT'iUiii i i ...i,... t.. . ' r.i a.U- A ri ::ia. ial y ct n.- 1 ; r. f,-:.. ,
i .ilia 'i nei . i.ii i ii .1 g i ,t ;i . .-. : j c li ivr .-. a . , . ... . - ; : . i ' ' ' . '
small p.rti-nof whh-5, i cloaro! a:i I tLfreon j a ti',,"v; lV- . ' i -.- " . -V-.--'
I erected a (JAI'.IM IIOL'SE. t-eX-nt a ,.:tract nn-I si cci .o a t:- u. . y A- ."'" !.A' 1J
season, 1 is i , j sn .... -,0 :! r, . f i J.,t, 1 l'''! uul tei.ft m y v i u n i. :i..s t , " ,T
.r .,fc.r'.f !V.7'-'M rr..-! .1 n! I I- !v.;; tjs:.; ::.:-!:. -r-.i," :.ro . -1... ; --
v!.!-.-:i will 1 e s. -Id is: l-t as t:tav .-.it f--.r-ha-.tr-.. ,
u-t' nut' i. r f Miti.ce.: 1 -r t'ie i.-o-i !. n .-.f. ::.. ...
We,t end I IfL.V.
An aperient and stomatl.ic preparation cf
IRON' purified of Oxygon ai,d CrUjii by chji
buttioi) in Hydrogen. S-int tllietl by the highest
: Medical Authorities, both m t.urope ami t!ie
United States, and prcsoriled in thtir practice
I The txperiei.ee of thousands daily prows that
! no i.renariiti n of Iron can be compart-d ith it.
i T:tTr,r:t:, of tl.L blood. deiTOtsiol) of vital til- '.
in.l sauate ,r.v. pale arJ ot;. trvvi .kkly co.nj.k.. in
ing on St. Marys - ..--I. ... v. !..
J
cae.
I:. noxious in all. malladios in u
been tried, it has proved absolut:-! v t
it r
ive
"1
each of tbe f. .Rowing complaints, viz:
In DAillt'i. X'-rcnts Ajhr.'ions, L'a-':
Vy.s-jit-p.-ia. Cviiat? "iioit. liarrUica, Dysr-.S.trtj,
I.tcij'itiil (Jiiuni:tiuH. & r;t'i!'-ns j':il-rci.!t,i,ts.
S:! Rhcuv.i. Mimuaixlrtifti'iH. JJ 7. .. C.lcrcu,
liver a.v;'.'r;'io'.f, CLrov.ic iL j luLc, ..
Ustn, Inter :uitt'iU Fcicrs, PifpUs i:i I'.e I:ce,
.Sc.
In c.is'.-s of G-.:if:d Del i!'tv. w;:etl er the rt-
t .i a. lite i;ix aH. r ol t..
. - r . i
.tinuc. ..mil
nt:::o!i ol i,tiv"t;s r,:
Ci.ro'oj c mp'ai-.it.- one ti;
;eiilar envry fr..i:
1 I t!.!s r: i::t:-.e ,
has I roved .-.ucct
in e;.:t-:.t wi.ieli nu j
'.- n w--ni -1 r :. r
n n(-r v. i itt a. .
en d.!
Invalids lo:.g i .-!-!! ! ?-.:.
rgotton iti t'.e'.r own iie:;
f
i 1 eon.c- f
lis. i
1 i
tvesi' 1. :.!:! v re-appv art t m m,i;i.,:-v
a-
'if jii.-t ic-rr.r!.. 1 fr-i.s a p:
.l:.-tant 1 .ii.l. S. :i:- very .-
a s 1 1 ' -1 I- x t I tnce
-ufiice.! f r tho i.-.o-
, ll.c attendant c-t'ir :..
L In unchecked Di .rri.. en. e
j t Dy.-e:.tary, c..i.:li:..ci ti.
. - . - . t
rcriiy !:.:m;i;'i;,i;.i t ..w-cia
! iii'i '.-'iVf a:i-l a-:CTi. :g.
J I.i l! e 1-f.d p:.i!.-. I SS C-:
t i .c-
Iv indicate-- It- I:
e ; v !: 1.- ;.lhi e l tl v
.-i. ir. i s. in sevtr-1 v
r-'i g ii.'a:i'-e-.
. S : -'f.i'. us Tt;l ri nlsls
b.i-i f..r io re th..r. ti.- g I ' i. i
i.i-'t i 'i:-.y l aiar.onJ j-ri -. tvI" n- : i
without any f their v.--15 kno. -i H.d.il i;i
The attentit -ii of fem tie- ea. i t lv t o
1
. T: T 1 4- in v : t. -.1 In t ( - T--:. r, i i T-i t .. , I
r. ::i
V.. ec.tt.es pc-cUil.iny ..t.ect.:ig ti;t..i.
j In Rl.c:i:iati.-r!i, in-th Ci.ru:. i,- and i'.fi.4n::'..
in the latter, however, r.i- re -xvi le-'.'.c . '
I been invari.dity v.c-U r-.f .rtc.!. K-th all? vj ,;:
r
i nam nn-s rciucmg i:.e swc.ii::-rs ar.
. o.
j the j -ints and muscles.
j In Intermittent fevers it ir.:-t r -t -.sar.ly
t a great remedy ai;d c-nerg tic re; t- rativc, :.nl
I progress in the uv sett'cnu t : - t f ti - V"
! ., :! i ,-..t
wiil pre bah! v be one
i.-T.,..,
f hi:
l'-n.-v-n
r u.ei.y u?.-
c:
in.
a:,
c. .'
r
Wilt 1" t TV 1
j ;r. mpt. happy
tt. ( 1 ;i ;' elite--
i:.e.
lolly
w :
r-;
1. 1
i : ,
r.i;
j .juii!i'n i f tre.-!:b,
' tion f.-r ve and c!
V.ilh :-.!!
ecrlUt eX:
. '. t -
lyf li- its ue.
l'i:t up in nea. ti.il
;' i0 pills, pric-i 60 cet:t?
I b X;'-. e -!
x: It !
I.t Te.- ti;.
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p.-r
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IV .1 ".
.Vd. r-
1 il.-:.v.rs. i
i '. i
ircss on rteiij.tof tl.e i rvo
ect..
1
a
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K. I.. LOCKE, S- C . fie-.er.;!
A TTlTs.
O.lf.o;!
St .X. Y
EA I) THIS. AXH S iT DY
n;xErxsT3 !
Ytll'i: . .VN
JUST UECr.VLD.
C3.
A NT.V 5T.
, Y-Tof-pTincj T;' u TaTtqIttt
; . V,
. t LOCKS &. iUv'-lM-i .NOTl5.
:
At the sijn f the L.'j lErV., .t.'j'.j .Vc.
j . twn, V
ii c
under. i-'!ic l !c-.-i res to Cidi the atti-nti
t ..-f
the ic-'p't- .!" Ebeiisbur :-.:.d 5'.:rp.'i::-..,.i:.
;.trv to the fact that be h::s becr. at ...
. Co
a:. A cent of a lar-e in-pr r'i; hoi: c of WATCH
ES, CLOCKS, ,Vc., nn.l r.l-- - f a l. r-- nai.'. :..c-tuiin-
c-.-t.i ii; incut f JlYil '. .' i. v. .rci.y J;,
iscn tU.tl t.i c i'V-r n'ich e::n i.vs pure', a
.-ers of these articles a were r. ver 1 1 1" ire c:":. !t
i:i this place, or f.cyv.hcre thi.- side f t'. e Al'.e-
- ' g!.C-lllCS.
He
woui.: a. so caii a:t:-r.ti r. to ;:s tame
s ti.-.ei.t of
W'ATC II ES A N H J I : Y ELK Y
j-:.-t receive.1 r.il tf the latest styles nr:.i nei
l.t-autifnl w .rkmanship. Ilavii r e-cie.l hi-
.-.tocli witii great care, i.e is Ct nn let
every tWe as tj stvic as well u.i
le
T
Alt
ran si.it
poCKct
by tho great rc luctic-n in prices.
TM E b A Die s
ure particularly invited to a-.i in-pt. ;i .u of !,
present stKk and prices. F.Alt D IU) PS i.ith. :;.
sol i at f l.0 will ntw w h!.1 :it Ti cts.. gu ;
tr r. r.r.if.d s'crrd the t-st if '.rear. IV a ,t Pir.,
loiigs, Arc, at a reducli
i i: .' ILL 11 X :
1 would call y..!ir attention to i:.y beautiful a
S4rtll.ett e f
GOLD AXD SILYKi: WATCHES.
at tho f.'iiowing very lew j liccs:
Hunting erge W utchc-s, warrante.1, Jo
Hunting bdver Cylinders, l ithert t .-Id in
this town at $L'0, and tl,eu reiuecl to
U. I will now sell at from 10 to 1 1 J.Q
Hunting I.c veis from .$12 t- $10.00
Ojtn Faced Cylinders, bc rti . f.rc .s. id at
10, 1 will s-!l at frc.ru $7 tu8.C0
Open Faced Detached Levers, $10 t.. $li.i 0
All vafcltea sdd will Le wir. m!,-il ? f'r
j ttrtlce months, or exchanged fur auothrr (f epuil
' rahie.
J Everybly is invited t tall an 1 cxan.ii e O e
J ftoch. as the sidvt reiser is o.j.;i l.-j.t th.it f.-r -x-'
tei.t. variety and stylo it is. i: rivalled in this
: cmimtinity. while the j ri. which it i f
: fored are uni recede nte-I low. Grx!s s.M l ij
; CASH only.
! ZZf Particular attrotion paid t i i-j.-iir:ii
! Clocks, Watches, Jewelry. Ac., of all hind. foT
j w!,ic!i the Cnd ri.i t". u.ty Ir Coiuj ;.rvV
, -scrip"' willl-c- taken:;-, par. All work v.kr
i rautul.
! lOWN AND COUNTRY STI
i fiipplicd with Wau ht?, ,lVirv,
EKEEPFES
S c . at i
t r.iiu ctv prices.
JOSLPH O. HOLMES. Ag.er.t.
i Ai:--u- ?. lfSC 'r.
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t :i:i:.g ;.n 1 a -r. T I V; i "i s ! ' V t .
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1 maw 2 ' "llll. ami re:: ut. :.t i.e. f.c. v. i
(.':.s.;:..t ti :.. i'..i.- I ' -l -;'v A'-'--
' r.-i...-iv n.- :.:laei tie ah.r-n .1 l: ::: . i.(L.L;:.M.ll (
-v i.-';fx:r.- an.! in '
j ;
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ti." ::,-- "1 -i l ir. ; t
MAMJElILYfS
SCRIP .IT P.H1!
Sl'CAR KETTLES.
10 to 40 a!!..u8
COPPER KETTLES,
S quarts to 40 ga'dons.
all sorts a:;i kinds.
.MIELT IROX wtRr
evry vjr:.i-!V. '
r.AiiLi.LD s- tixsi;d
Jit f-
I r a tei.ta
S AD I RUNS r
all sizes an 1 be; t
O OK IN'
i S "
7 f
1 a rilJiL.tn Co!.: j
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COOJ
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RRADJ.EY Co )l
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JOHNS c: GE0L"5Y.
vxi 1 CiiKi ::. (i i;;.-. :
v r i Pilot s:
CEfflENT ROOFING,
Ti.
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IT IS riHE AND WATEa ??'
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11 IiO HEAT IS P.F.0TJI?.r
.ii:. rt '.'
..all p-r:.-.;e.:.
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f -r
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ai.p'i'!
c:i: tivo cirvu' :
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IN.
7S WII.I-IAM !:'
(t'. r... r c f Lil e:tv "t' it X.
JOHNS i CiA
A..; x-i s Wamu. ! Ti .HJ.s. -Juae
12. "01. 1 v.
1
TIIE LAW OF NEW STA I Lb
1. Subc-ri dors wb d t t u"v- e;:
to the c-iT.trary. are iv ri-irc".
tiiiUe their subrcripti n.
'2. If Md.ftci-ilte'i-s ( Ttlcr
v .-purer.-.
I:.0 l-l
.Vsi.er riav -ont'.ii--.
r:.ti
V.
S S!C
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If m:1
re.
Vet or i t.-
pr.j:
fre-':s tie i
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i t' cv ate l e: 1 r n:-:i i .
! lheb:iN ai.d t. r.ii red tuw.!N.M::-:;-
I 4. If s-o. s.-i":Kr re-. 've t i
1
cut i:.f.i!u:nc t!:e pulb.-i er
sn-l
j :irc sti t t th t f IK.er
l;rce ii- ii.
t. t v
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re.:ia -liic.-' u. I'.e !t -!'
t the iVrt O::'. Iv
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t i.r
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pj ere a iorcs-e.1 t " tun. rrr-.--.rs
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