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sxsTyGEE NTACEETYE.

H ENDALL's PATENT DOUBLE ACTING RIV-
IN Err AND SdAVER.-Ihe attention of
Sbinge and Lumber dealers, spectators and 9th
ers is directed to this invaluable invention, which
is presented to the public as the first and
ly practical machine extant. for Riving and Sha-
wing Shingles.
Various cutting and saUing machines have been
invented for making Shingles, but it is a well
known fact that Shingles sawed across the
grain quite too fimsy for roofing purposes.
Numerous inventions have recently appeared for
irving and shaving, and these have all been con-
demned as worthless, from their imperfect method
Of riyng, which consists OF splitting from the side
of the block but one shingle, which almost inva-
riaby runs off This difficulty is entirely obyia-
ted by
KENDALL'S MACHINE,
Which first splits from the side of the block a
piece thick enough for two shingles, which is sep
arated IN the centre, aud by means of elastic
guides each part is conducted through pair of
approximating knives, which completes the oper-
alton; thus producing two shingles at every rev.
olution.
This machine viii rive and shave from the
block three thousand shingles per hour, of uniform
thickness and taper, superior in solidity and du-
rabi!ity 10 those made by hand or any other pro-
cess.
Its operations are by no means confined TO pine
and other soft wood, but works to equal advan-
tage, oak, walnut. and every other description Of
tiiooer that can be split.
The workings of the machine can be examined
at H. Ii. Ryan's Furniture Buildings Fifth street,
Pittsburgh
To timber owners shinglc dealers, and men Of
enterprise, this opens new field for speculation,
as there is similar invention extant.
The machine occupies but small space, is of
durable construction, ard costs but about two
hundred dollars, and man and two boys can
make from 25.000 to 10000 shingles per day.
For right of territory, or machines, inquire at
No. 81 Fifth street, or at the St. Clair Hotel
~ All needed information Will be forwarded
by letter, when desired.
o. X. CHAMBERLIN, Agent,
Pittsburgh.
December II 1855
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DIR. JAMES C. AVER,

PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST,
LOWELL, MASS
Price 25 Cts. per Boz Fire Borss for 81
Sold bv James McDerrnitt, Ebensburg. E. P
Hildebrand. Indiana, ". Mcconnell. Summitville
Dr. R. A Johnston, Johnstown, and by dealers
everywhere.
December 5, 1s55.-smos-
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Letting.

DROPOSALS will be received by toe UNDER
Il sighed at the borough of Cherry Tree, until
Friday, December l4th, 1855, for the building OF
Church at that place. Contractors TO inrn,sh
all materials For plan and specifications inquire
.;.,Is,s aS5-ass AMOS JOHNSON.
ROBERT HUGHES,
E. b. CAMP,
Buihiing COMMITTEES.
Newn,an's Mills. Ind CO., Pa, Nov. "a. 1855
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GAME II rhe residence Of the subscriber IN
~ Washington township, in the month Of Au-
gust. 1855. Z Rsd ara White Bull. with small
bell on, supposed To be two years old. The OWLS
er is requested to come forward, prove property.
pav charges and rake him away, otherwise Be
viii Be disposed of according to law
JOSEPH SHARP
a-~-- lsss.
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THE undersigned. commissioner appointed by
/ the Orphans Court of Cambria county, TO take
testimony in relation to the above alleged con-
tract hereby notifies, all parties interested. that
he will sit in discharge of the duties of said ap
pointment. at his Office in the Borough of Ebens-
burg, on Tuesday. the 18th day of January, next,
at enc o'clock, in the afternoon of said day.
Wb. KlTTELL, Auditor.
Ebensburg, Dec. II, l655.-4t.
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. 1t was reported here yesterday afternoon
that in consequence of the British Govern.
inent having refused to maize the required ex-
ptanations in regard ID the alleged violation
of our neutrality laws, the British Minister at
Washington, Mr. Crampton. had been dis
Missed by the President 1t is much to be
zsss asz-ed that any misunderstanding should
"a acau red with the British Government.
- sliA more that il could not have been
i without resortiug to diplomatic re-
Ire account is now on our side sup
2ssea e oe nasanced, asd it only remaiils 70
pc sen @hether the British Government are
sHhng e view it in the sa me light. Nothing
sseoas can grow out of the affair, unless one
Aa.'o- or the other wants to get up war /:
prevails on either side', =
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A STONE STABLE IN the borough Of Ebeas-
"a burg. thirty-two feet square. with stalls,
racks, granery and loft well hoored- The whole
in good order Possession g:vcn on the first day
o '-''1a -'' JOSEPH M'DoNALD.
Ebenshurg. Dec. 5, 1855.
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The UnEyersiiy's Family Remedies
Issued under the Sell, Sanction and Authority Al
The University Of Free Eeeicins
AND
Popular knowledge,
Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania, April
20, 1858, with capitalof 100000.
Nainiu1or the purpose Of arrcsffng the seils ~
spurious and ,cortaless Nostrtrns;
Also, for supplying the Community with rslia-
bic Remedies wherever competent Physician
cannot or viii not be employed. This Institution
has purchased from DR. JOHN r. R0NAND.
his celebrated
RowANDs TONIC MIXTURE,
Known for upwards Of twenty five years es tbs
only sure and safe cure for FEVER snd AGUE.
&C., and his inestimable Remedy for BOWEL
COMPLAINTS,
Rowand's Compound Syrup Of Blackberry Root,
Which highly approved and popular Remedies,
together with
The Unirersity's Remedy for Complaints Of the
Lung; The University's Remedy for Dyspepsia
or Indigestion The Univers ty's Reneiy for
Costive Bowels; Also. the University's Almanac
may be had. o. the Branch Dispensary, or Store
of II 1eh Mafuilen, Loretto. Cambria county, Ps.
Also. at the Store Of Jas. McDernsit Ebensourg-
Novsnlher q. 1855.
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Dissolution.

THE partnership existing under the firm Of Indd
| & McDernitt, was dissolved on THURSDAY,
November, 2oth, 1855. by mutual consent.
TOLD & McCERAITT
Essashurs, Dee. s. 1885
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Notice 10 Tresspa ssers.

Notice 10 Tresspassers.
ihEoofASSERS are warmed not to drive
| through. or lay down fences on my farm, or
they VIII be dealt with according to law.
December IL, 1855. =.
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Notice.

In the matter Of the petition of Daniel Howell
for decree of specific performance of a contract
made with Elizabeth Morris, deceased, in her life
time.
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Among the numerous disco

huhoiS inc nuineIous oiscoF-
cries Science has made in this
generation to facilitate the busi-
ness of life-incrcase its enjoy
ment, and even prolong the term
of human existence. none can be
named Of more real value TO
mankind, than this contribu-
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COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATIONS!
SECOND YEAR.

Arrangements for the Second Annual Collectloh
Of thi. new and Popular Institution for tbs diffu-
sion Of Literature and Art, have been made o.
the most extensive scale.
Among the works already engaged. Is the far
famed
"GENoA CRUGFIX,"
which originally cost Ten Thousand Dollars
In forming the New Collection. the diffusion of
works of AMERICAN ART, and the encouragement
Of American genius have not been overlooked.
Commissions have been issued to many OF the
m~st distinguished American Artists, who viii
contribute some of their finest productions
Among them are three Marble Busts, executed by
the greatest living Sculptor, or,-HlRAM POWERS.
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
TIE rATHER OF HIS cous-gT.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.
THE PHILOSOPHER;
DANIEL WEBSTER.
TIE Statesman.
A special agent has visited Europe and znad1
careful judicicus selections Of foreign works Of
Art, both in Bronze and Marbis; Statuaty and
Choice Paintings.
The whole forming large and valuable coileo-
ton Of Paintings and Statuary, 20 be distributed
FREE among the members Of the Association foE
the Second Year.
TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP.
The payment Of Three Dollars constitutes any
one member Of this Association, and entities him
20 either one of the Magazines for one year. and
also ticket in the distribution Of the StatuRry
and Paintings.
The Literature issued to subscribers consists Of
the following Monthly Magazines: Harper's.
PutnaIn's, KnickerLocker, Blackwood's, HoIso-
hold Words, Grahanl's, and Godey's LADY 5 Book
Persons takingfve memberships entitled 20
any five OF the Magazines for one year. and 70 s<
fatets in the distribution The nst proceeds 10
rived from the sale of memberships, are devoted
to the purchase Of works Of art for tho eazu.s
THE ADVANTAGES SECURED
By becoming a member of this Association, sro--
1st. All persons receive the fuH rclac cf tse'T
st5sc7Fytoa at The start. in the shape Of sterling
Magazine Literature.
2d Each member is contributing towards pug
chasing choice Works Of Art, which are to be dls-
tributed among themselves, and are at the sarlo
time encouraging the Artists of the country, dis
bursting thousands of dollars through It's agency
! Persons in reniittinq funds for membership.
will please give their post Office address in Jis.
stating the month they wish the Magazine 70
commence, and have the letter registered ~ th'
Post Office to prevent loss; on lis receipt cortlf-
cate of membership, together with the Macaz-as
ldesirsa, VIII be forwarded 70 any Psrs of the
country.
Those who purchase magazines at Bookstoras.
viii observe that by joining this association, they
receipe the Magazine and free itcsct IN The crnuai
Distribution all at the same price they Low pay
for the Magazine alone.
For Memberships. address.
C.L- DERBY. kctnary c. A. A,
At either OF the principal Offices K k--icker-
booker Magazine" Office, 34s Broadway, New
York; or Western Once, le6 Water Street. San
Subscriptions received by H. J. Roberts. Eo
Sec'y, for Ebensburg. Pa.
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S. L. RUSSELL,

Adm'rs de bonis non with the wiz annexed of
Thomas Nickroy. decd.
December II, 1865.
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RUaoREp DIsMIssAL OF 5IR CRAMproS.-
e 4 y ashmgton correspondent of the Journa!
Of Commerce. saws =
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IAYLoE's ADMIN1sTRATIos.

THIRTY. first Congress Howell Cobb, Of
Georgia, Dem, elected By plurality of on
9th ballot; 1879 to 1851
FILLMoRG's ADMIsIsrnAr1os
TA,sty-see9nd c9ngyess Linn Boyd. Of
KY, Dem, 1851 to 1858
PIERcE's ADMINISTRATIONS
TAirty-third Congress.-Iinn Boyd, of
Ky, 1858 to 1855.
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Arrangements Tor the Second Annual Collectloh
Of this lew and Popular Institution for the difs-
sion Of Literature and Art, have been Inads Ga
the most extensive scale.
Among the works already engaged. Is The far
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Gil DERBY, kctnarv C. A. A.,
At either Of the principal Offiees--'' E--icker
booker Magazine Office, 34s Broadway. New
York OF Western Ofice, loo Water Street. San
dusky, Ohio.
Subscriptions received by Fl. J. Roberts. Ecn
Sec'y., for Ebensburg. Pa.
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"GENOA CRUCIFIX, !"

a special agent has visited Europe and znad5
careful judicicus selections Of foreign works Of
Art, both in Bronze and Marbis; Statuafy and
Choice Paintings.
The whole forming large and valuatls coilec-
ton Of Paintings and Statuary, 20 be distributed
FREE among the members of the Association foE
-, n
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DIR. ROSES TREATISE ON CONSUMPTION.
Price One Dollar. Address

JOHNSON STEWART ROSE.
351 Broadway. New York.
N. B.-The new postage law requires pre- pay
ment of letters, My correspondence being ten
sive, applicants, TO ensure replies, must enclose
postage. GJ- Money letters must be registered
by the Postmasters- letters only will be at
my risk. a ~ ssaa sz
December Ia, lss6.-sm.
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Recommendations by Physicians.

RALPH Stone, NJ. d.
doNAs A. Morn, III. D.
CyRUs KINGSLEY. d. d.
WM. b. AUSTIN, M. d.
ORvILLE UPsoN, M. D.
GAVIN WETMoRE, NJ. d.
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EbeDsburg. Nov. "A. le55.-tf.
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For Rent.

Nexnaan's Mills. Ind. CO., Pa, Nov. "a
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Thirlieth Congress Robert G Winthrop.
OF Mass Wing. Vote, Sd ballot, I10 Linn
Boyd. Dem. 81; scattering II; 1917 to
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TRIBUTE or RuspErT

WHERE'S 1t has pleased Almighty God remove from
our midst by the hand OF DEATH our late Treasurer WIN
RANxt"' we feel ourselves Obligated only by the ties
of friendship which have bound u, to the deceased, but
also from sense OF duty his surviving relatives and
friends TO make expression feelings in regard to
the sad occurrence Therefore,
RAsoLvED, That while we bow in humble submission
TO this affecting dispensatiOu benign Providence
who' though often mysterious in His ways ruIeth al
things for the best ineess his creatures we cannot
refrain expression OF heartfelt sorrow al the
OF one wnom know have fully possessed all the re-
qutslte qualities OF valuable citizen.
REsoLvxD, That Treasurer of this Institution a
post which Mt. Rankin has held rOmour rst organza-
tion, he has exhibited business talent rarely exceed
aud in the transaction of his duties he has ever given
the utmost satisfaction to all concerned
RESOLVED, That sympathsc unatEectedlv, with the
relatives OF the deceased in the reparabc loss which
they have sustained recommend them for conso-
latiOm to Him who alone afford them comfort aud who
has promised to be ga refuge III times OF trouble,
REsOLvEp, That these resolutions be entered ON the
minutes OF this Board, and that copy thereof be furnish
ed TO the family of the deceased
THOMAS II. LIST, Pres't
once S.o o! the he sayings vim Ea"h'}
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use the Magic Impresslon

DIAPER for writing without PeuuI Ink. copying plants,
leaves, flowers. Pictures, Patterns Tor Emb robbery,
marking linen inIebly, and manifold writing. This
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world, small quantity folded and placed in the pock
ct constitutes veng inkstand, which cannot be bro
No pen is needed, io stick sharpened TO point
writes equally the best Id rem In the universe.
For drawing, sin spensabe It's, indeed, the only
art of Drawing aud Painting taught in lesson. ANY
leaf plant OF flower be transferred TO the pages OF
album with minute and distinct resemblance OF nature.
WITH equal facility. pictures and embroidery patterns
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fair sex; and indeed ap more tasteful present lOr lady
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This Magic Paper will also mark nen other att
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with perfect ease With this Magic Paper, likewise,
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most convenient article eXtant. II is used 10 great Ivan
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and hosts of others
Each package contains different COOrs. black blue,
green aud red with uI printed Instructions Tor all
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It is put up in beautiful enamcIcd coored envelopes,
with truthful likeness the proprietor attached Eaca
and every package warranted
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n vUBBELL, 16I Broadway, New York.
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WELDON EENER-

BALrLMonE, Sept. Il.-By the Norfolk boat This
morning We learn that 10 deaths occurred there from
lever on Sunday. Among Tie victims 10 tue pes
thence are Drs. FIensc Of baltimore, and Craycraft
Of Philadelphia; DR.. Smith Of Columbia, and DIS.
Couch and Noise, ot Richmond, all died on sun
day. The lever had brOkeu out III Suffolk, IL
miles from Portsmouth. The people a:e flying III
every objection.
The committee LEFT in the boat this evening to
make arrangements 10 Unng 10 Baltimore 2UU or
ptiam chI!GEen, 10 t quaIIrEed at the new House
y: Refuge now in prusreSS OF erection, and " h,ci
IS being prepared tor thelE accommodation. They
will reach here on Saturday. Tue ladies' OF the
various churches are making up clothing TO he
sent down 10 them. The ctItdren Will lie punti-
ed and their old clothing burned. The Bay Line
has volunteered to bling them 10 the city lice oil
CHI aIgt
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NEW YORK MARKET.

SEPTEMBER ll.-FIuur firm, with active demand
sales of ll,OOO brls Ohio and Indiana a, s8aS, rs
Wheat, sales OF $4,000 bW California white at ly5c.
red, 10. Rye scarce and firm,Sales at ,I3aI u.s.
Corn trIae lower, sales $4,000 bu Ii. mixed at o6c
Oats firm, sales at 42a4Tc iOr State and Western.
Whisky heavy, sales at ACC. Tobacco firm, sales
at 9all4. Pork tTItie higher, sales OF 200 bills.
>22, 50a22, 81; for new mess $50, i5a2l Tor prime
Beef firm, with an upward tendency, sales at Sl2a
Is; for country mess SI1alI,25. Land new firm,
with sales at l4al2, for prime. Butter and cheese
scarce. Coffee, sales OF Rio at III. N. O. Mo-
lasSes at 81. Linseed oil active Ut o. N. ..
Sugar at -, being an advance oil /. Iron Steady,
sales 500 tons Scotch pig uIl prices. Lead firm,
1900 tons OF GaIena at l63. Tallow firm at l2s
Cotton market dull with sales of about SUO
bales.
Stocks buoyant, Va. 6's 9S4. Cleveland and
Toledo S73. Cleveland Il P,ttsburg 1O4. Erie $50.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE ARAGo.

NEw YoHK, Sept. 1.-The Arago arrived al
about half past 2. NJ, bringing % OpaSsengers
The papeES afford little news not embraced in
the summary per Africa.
Queen Victoria returned to England ON the
2Sih uit.
PeIl,sSier telegraphs under date of August oath,
mat o" the previous night the French garfield
the Russian anbuscade on the palaces OF MalA
Roll, and subsequently 500 Russians Tried to re-
take II, but wete repus,d with loss of 5000
men.
Napoleon, in a letter to Prllissier thanks the
army tor the rchermaya victory, ami looks for q
speedy end OF the Siege, and says that SebaStopol
must soon tall. lie Knows by information that
the Russian army cannot again sustain the strength
OI the Allies In. GuneA.
Two rgaeS bombarded Fort Baltic for several
hours.
Government ships and stores had been destroy
ed, besides several IUrLs, by the CRUISERS
The Russians are SAID 10 have doubled the garri-
sons at SebaStOp0l, and had launched SeveruI YES
Sc at night, at NICOlUiT.
Seventeen Russian gumboats came out of Riga,
on the 10Th, and fought for hours with tie Bf /
Ish steamer Hawk aud AN s gun corvette. Result
IMdrciSlvc.
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED IN
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
FOREIGN NEWS,
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AFRICA


HALIFAX, SPIT. 11th.--The steamship Africa
arrived This morning with Liverpool dates to the
LIST inst. The nam features of her news consists
III the Details of the battle of Tchernaya and The
Operations that preceded it. From official reports
II turns out TO lie decided victory for the Allies
Another Russian attack upon the Allies lines in
ihe vicinity of the Cemetery was anticipated.
1t Is announced defnaiely that Omae Pasha is
TO take command IN Asia.
Liverpool Cotton Alarket-August 3 .--Dennis-
town & Co.'s crcularquOtes pnces suffer, but no,
QnolabIy hIgne:. The market closed finn. Sales
of The week $4,000 bales, Including s. 600 to snec-
uaiiOn and 5000 for port
observation-disclosures Smpley's circular quotes
has been an active Speculative demand Tor corn,
and prices had slightly advanced. The wealth, I
had been favorable Tor TIE crops.
Provlsons--IttchardSom Spencer & Co., quote
provisions unchanged. Lard advanced Cd.
=, Money maFhet.--ConsuIs tor money quoted at
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7 j. MARSH has this day associated with him ". 7.
~ Wayman TOT I'll purpose Ut JIdnSaCtTg the whole
sale and retail Boot Shoe business
t. Marsh, No. 80 Monroe street, next door Greer,
OFT " Co, under the firm OF
MARSH IL WAYMAN.
Ju'v ISt 1876 nm
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SaVinps Rank Stnre

WOULD respectfully say to the citizens of Wheeling
and vicinity, have Just received from the East ana
NOrth IN addition 10 my previous and varied stock iO
Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps, Eomets, Umbrellas and Car.
pet Sacks, great variety OF ladies' and iashun
be Smoes nLd GaiIers. Gents Fancy Shoes CATERS
MolesknHr Summer Has, which 0fel Oh such terms
as 10 make true the heading Ol this notice
Bonnet FOR triflei-theefOre invite all We yno,,se
@hoeteas ha'e's ccpieas aud bont 'cang children Of
ADAM 10 call at the Old Post Office corner opposite Me-
Lure House, where you will fmd all the good, Of above
city. I " ~
i-t
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A RELIEF MOVEMENT ON THE 3. & o. RAILROAD
~ meeting OF the employees OF the Baltimore &
OHIO RAILROAD Company, was TO be held nj Mar
hnsourg yesterday, the IIth inst, TO make an ef
Ott 10 false funs for The relief of the citizens OF
Nor!oIk and Portsmouth. Subscription paperS
ase IN the hands of Mr. John K. Smith, who will
Iar up Collections on the line of the road west OF
NattnSourg, and 1t Is III contemplat to call
Hzetlmg oil tue hanrS employed on the eastern end
Of tile road Tor the same generous purpose, to be
held at Mt. Glare Depot, in Baltimore. The nu-
lacrouS projectors OF The undertaking wish it TO be
Of bemei! 10 therr Suffering fellow beings, and
IAetelote desire prompt action. lii credrtabe
and worthy movement.
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SPRINGFIELD, Omo, Sept. 1.-THE passenger
train which lett here at O'Clock tbs morning Tor
Sandusky was thrown oil the tack near Kentun,
10y piece oil timber that lay ACROSS The track, and
the fireman was killed and conductor Wetherel,
The engineer and several passengers were injured
small hoy was thrown from Il horse attached
to carriage this morning aud had hls head en-
Ilrey severed from HIS body, throwing line head
ovet the fence into field and leaving The body in
the road,
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TnE CELEBRATION of the anniversary of the bat
tie of North Point. by the MnryIanders in Wheel
irg and this vicinity, will take place at Mounds
vile to day. y train Of cars WILL leave the Depot
this morning, and return in the evening. AT
3Iounisvil!e a dtrner will be given at the Ameri-
can Hotel, aud an Grafton will be delivered by R.
c. BARRY, Esq, OF Baltimore, and other appropri-
ale proceedings take place.
All VIII, desire to 60 from this city, will please
be at the Depot at g O'clock a. m.
The fare. 81 for gentleman and So for gen
tIeman and lady, will cover all expenses. The
sufplus, il any shuuLl remain, will be devoted to
the relief OF the sufferers at Norfolk and Ports
mouth.