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UsEEgA INVENTIONS.

Z An manufacturing and selling. at the low
: rate Of six dcllars, O. c. GREENS PAT
tNT FEED CUTTER, acknowledged by al
who have tried II, the simplest, most tuIfJt
and easiest operated meChine ever gotten uI-
1t viii cut Corn Fodder, long Suaw, sae'I
Oats, tangled Straw, or Hay. ! have theHgl'
Of Cambria, Indiana Armstrong. Clarion, EG
est Elk and Jefferson counties. win dispose
of the right in three or four OF the last NAMED
counties on fair terms.
have also the right for UAYDENS PAl,
ENT CARRIAGE WHEELS. ia Cambria sll
Blair counties. This Wheel has stood ihe'''.
of over four years in many Of the Eastern ara
Southwestern States. and proves TO be mu"
stronger and more durable, although one
third lighter, than the ordinary Wheel. .'
not desire TO sell any of my ter x
ritory on this, bat VIII furnish ESssZ
Carriages, Buggies, Sulkies Sc - =,
propose to accommodate Car - -
riage- makers with VI heels (orhLts ana sAy.,.
on reasonable terms. These Wheels aIe '-''
superseding all others.
Cali AT my shop. near the EbensbuTs iV-'
dry, and examine for yourselves. .,,,p
ISAAC c. SINGER
EbeHsburg, February ,, lSCe.
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HAMBRIA HOUSE, MAIN STREET,

6tAMBRIA HOUSE, MAIN STREET,
~ Johnstown, Joseph SEGoeEa2a < er,
Landlord. This establishment has recently
been thoroughly renovated, and is now well
fitted up for the comfortable accommodation
of boarders transient patrons. The Table
viii be supplied with the best the market af-
fords, while at the Bar viii always be found
as good Liquors as can be obtained anyw heret
The new Landlord, in again opening the
cambria House" to the public, promises to
spare pains to make it first rate hotel.
5@Board, Three Dollars per week, or One
Dollar per day .@ESa
4 Hack viii be in waiting at the railroad
station on the arrival of the trains to convey
passengers, free Of charge, to the house.
HORSES AND BUGGIES AT LIVERY.
JohnstoWn, Aug. p, lS59.-ly.
A BCADE HOTEL, Ebensburg, Pa
"a The subscriber, having leased, re-fitted
and newly furnished the .'Ebensburg House,
is prepared TO accommodate his friends and
the public generally, The House has always
been q tsyo orite for visitors during the Summer
season, and | viii spare no pains in making it
agreeable home for all soiourners. Ny IA
BILE viii always be luXuTiouSly supplied from
the markets of the country and the cities. My
BAR will be filled with liquors of choice
brands. My STABLE is attended by careful
hostlers, and my charges viii be such as to
suit all. Expecting TO receive q share OF pat
ronage, and fully intending to deserve il,
hereby throw open my house TO the public
HENRY FOSTER.
August %, IS59:tf
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THE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL CLUB ON THE
WAR

The headquarters of the Republican Central Club
was las, evening crowded with filed with enthu-
siasm for the cause Of the Union, the Constitution, and
the enforcement of the laws The President, SiNEos
DRAPER was in the chair
The following resolutions were adopted the reading
of those touching the sentiment Of nationality calling
forth electrical cheers. BY Mr.. s. ToUsEY:
Rersd That In hs lac Proclamation the person di.sroing
the mnyorty Of this city Justly entities himself
contempt which his impoa Thanksgiving uarfesto Justly
cited and that the only advocates Of not add swheslg
city this oica and lis rai,oroGs coadasio Unsni
nously carried
BY Mr. III. c. GOULD;
Bheysi Is affirmed in Hartford dispatch Of the 18th last
that Colts Work. running nigh day turning out srs
quantities OF pistols for the Southern rebels" that
number ofces were forwarded that day by the Adam.
Company TO Peter Williams Co Of Richmond Va; and
Whereas there is reason to believe that the Southern
now being supplied with through their agents In
the Border Slave S.s.es therefore be 81
Re'otrsd That this practice should he tolerated anohs
day and We call the proper authorities Put atop the
further passage either by land watr e1ns other wsx
material into State Territory Mason and prou
eminent.
by Mr.. OWEN:
Rtssssd Thst the recent conversion Of the Editor Of Ts
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHAHLrsTos, Tuesday. April 10, 1861.
TIE Federal feet stopped three vessels coming in last
evening, one with the Spanish hag, with the Brit
sh and the other with the American. They were de.
tanned short time and then allowed to proceed. The
feet determined 20 interfere more until orders were
received from Washitgto
Lo,c~-TUops continue 10 pour IN from I'LL Parts Of
tie States. Half disciplined 50 many Of them are
they undergo rigid dfis. II ia estimated that there
ARE TO- 900 in and abont the city Three regiments
encamted OF the Race Course and two Rikersville
three miles beyond.
General Beaureurd is very active, rerpfhening
every position lie has offers OF regiments from Ala
bama and Georgia bul the Caroliuans are eager to
serve that he declines any other aid He says he can
get $1,000 men from this State. At Columbia every
man from II 10 90 IL under arms Ten companies from
the Stale CAPITAL are now here More want to ne;
and it is thought by good authority that there ID no
doubt but the British Government; will recognize
Southern Independence q, very early day. The same
is true Of France.
Toe Isbe has just into port from The outside.
She brought the information that the Federal feet Las
weighed anchor. end sailed in company with the Baltic
for New-York. TIE Baltic has Major Anderson and
command aboard.
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NEW,IERSEY.
TRENroN, Tuesday. Anil Ie ne


Gov. 0lden, Adjutant- General Stockton, and Omar.
terulaserGenerai Perina, were in session at the Ex.
ecutive Chamber to-day, but were not able to make
any progress in carrying out the orders Of the General
Government i'll consequence Ct the non-arriyal Of the
details Of the orders from Washington They arrived
in to-nights mail. The military Board will assemble
again to-day. Orders viii be issued to the Major
General at the head of the four Military Divisions of
the State to raise in each Division one regiment The
uniform companies called BY law, the active militia
in the several divisions will be first enrolled, and the
residue will be filled up from the reserve militia
Our city continues to be quite excited. Gov. Olden
has ordered Company of the City Battalion to the
State Arsenal under apprehension that the arms would
be taken away. mo think that the apprehensOns
are generally groundess. A crowd with drum and
ffs arc marching through the streets tonight. An
attack on The True American Office is apprehended be.
cause the American asg 10 ~. displayed.
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VIRGINIA..
NORFOLK, Tuesday. April 10, 1856

NORFOLK, Tuesday. April TO- 1861.
One hundred guns fired here, and there is great
rejoicing over the fall Of Fort Sumter.
An order has been received to fit out the IT, s.
steamer, heiInac immediately, and to tow ont all war
vessels from the port.
Fifteen hundred dollars were paid to-day to the In
spector Of this port by three vessels.
RrcHNoND, Va, Tuesday, April lG, 1861.
The Virginia State Convention is in secret session
this forenoon. Reporters excluded and conse-
quently nothing is known of the proceedings.
telegraph dispatch from Gov. Pickens TO the Hon.
Henry A. Wise Gays:
" Ii is reported that eleven vessel. are OF the bar,
and are stopping vessels engsged in regular trade"
The papers Of this city express confidence that Gen.
Scott will resign.
The Richmond Wig hauled down The Stars and
Stripes this morning, and up the flag of Virginia.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Wf.T CHESTER, Pa, Tuesday, April 10, 1861.
large meeting wac held here La; night in response
TO a call for military. The meeting addressed by
John Hickman and other prominent men. Major Wyck
offered to raise company. Rolls foF enlistment re-
ceiyed numerous signatures and money was collected
fortheir equipment
PoITsyntE, Pa, Tuesday, April l6 1861.
Seven companies have responded TO the Presidents
proclamation. A company of light infantry and the
Washington Artillery leave tomorrow for Harrisburg
and Washington.
The citizens preparing to raise funds to aid the
families Of volunteers
RrADNo, Pa, Tuesday, April Is, 1861.
The Ringgod Flying Artillery OF Reading, Capt
James Mcknight ls0 men, with four field pieces, re-
ceiyed a requiscn from the Governor this morning to
set ont this evening O'Clock for Harrisburg pl9ee
a rendezvous for the fret Pennsylvanians in the field
CARLISLE, Tuesday, ARIEL IL. 1861.
Ajjutan Hubert, by order OF Capt. Benrose, has
issued call for volunteers Of Cumberland County.
ERIT, Pa, Tuesday, April IL. 1861.
large meeting of citizens, irrespective Of party,
held here last evening. Resolutions were adopted
pledging the hearts and hands of Erie City and County
TO maintain the integrity Of the Government and the
honor Of the flag.
Tue Wayne Guards of Erie and other companies
will offer their services TO the Governor
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Tax 10Th REGIMENT VOLUNTEERING FOR SERVICE.
The officers Of the 18th Regiment held special
meeting last night at their headquarters, the Mercer
House, 70 consult to the present crisis COL Thos
haciay presided. The regiment was fully represented
every commissioned and non-commissoned officer being
present. After consulting with Captains Munson and
barclay and the four other Captains to the feeling Of
the men under their command, LIEUT. Col Samuel N.
Elliott offered resolution rendering the services Of the
regiment to the Federal Government through the Gov
ernor to sustain the flag of the Union hererer and
whenever their services should be needed. This reso-
luton having been seconded by Lieut.. Mcneil. was
passed, without dissenting voice amid much enthusi.
ssm. All the officers expressed it as their opinion
founded conversation with their commando that not
dissenting voice would be found in the rank and file
Of the regiment. Another meeting will be held a, the
Mercer House tonight, when roll viii be opened for
the signatures Of prvates and others who wish to join
the regiment.
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A gentleman of indisputable respectaonity'
who resides in Mobile, but is temporarily In this
city, states that despairing of procuring money
in any other way Notwithstanding pre:enfes TO
the contrary, JEFF. Davis & Co. contemplate
seizing the coin and other convertible assets In
the vaults of the Banks Of the Seeded States.
He states that some of the Banks have taken the
alarm, and that one in Mobile has removed Its
available means to New-York City for safe keep
ing. Many individuals suspected Of having money
have left the Seeded States, to escape this s!s-
tenn of robbery, and others are preparing 10
follow as soon as possible.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Bosros, Tuesday, April is. 1861.
The Board Of Aldermen have rendered Faneu Hall
for the quarters Of the Massachusetts Volunteers until
their departure for service.
The stars and stripes floating from the old
Cradle Of Liberty.
The bark Manhattan, which arrived here this fore.
noon from Savannah, had Secession isg Loisted. A
crowd proceeded to the wharf and compelled Capt.
Day, to take il down and hoist the Stars and Stripes.
LAWRENCE Tuesday, April l6, 1861.
Our City Government this morning appropriated
g. 900 for the benefit Of the families Of those who have
volunteered 10 defend the countrys flag.
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CONNECTICUT.
NEw-HAyEs, Tuesday. Anvil Is, 1861

NEwHAyES, Tuesday, Apvil Is, 1861.
The Mechanics Bank Of thin city, this morning ten
dered to Gov. Buckingham s25,O00 70. tie use Of tue
State in supporting the National Government.
TIE Elm CITY Bank has Just tenderei to the Cover.
nor Of the State $4,000 toward meeting tie present
national emergency, with liberty to draw at sight
The Directors of the Mechanic Bsok Of this city
TINE morning unanimously voted to offer 81 600 TO the
Governor of the State to aid him in esuipping and
moving any forces he may he called upon 10 furnish in
defense Of the Government
The Elm City Bank has this day teegrapbed to Gov.
buckingham 70 draw at sight them for $50 30 for
the same purpose.
The Fairfield County Bank has offered $50, 900. and
private gentleman $4,000.
NORWICH, Conn, Tuesday, April Is, 1861.
Governor Buckingham has issued a proclamation.
calling for volunteers 70 rendezvous at Hartford TIE
Thames Bank Of this city have just voted to tender
100000 to Governor Rockingham, to assist in equip
ping the troops in support Of the Government.
NoRwALK, Tuesday, April 10, 1861.
The Fairfield County Bank has offered $4,000 10
Governor Buckingham.
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A CALL FOR $4,000 MORE TROOPS
EXCITEMENT IN VIRGINIA.
The Enthusiasm in Philadelphia,
The Patriotism of the North and West.
NEW.ENGLAND AROUSED.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGToS, Tuesday, April lG, 1861.
II is said that the orders for the Rhode Island aud
Massachusetts regiments under the recent levy, TO i'm
medatey to this city, have been countermand
ed for the reason that arrangements not yet made
for their accommodation.
Colonel Ellsworth has had strong inducements offered
him TO proceed 10 New-Iork City and organize reg
ment Of Zouavos. He probably left this morning. 10
be joined there by number Of the members Of bis old
corps, who will take active part in the organization
and instruction Of the regiment. II he does not 90
thther, Le will repair to Illinois for similar purpose.
lie last night declined the commission in the Army,
which has been 1T bis disposal for some weeks
Twenty tuns of shell and grapeshot removed
from the Washington Navy Yard to Georgetown,
to-day, in view Of possible attack On Washington
from that direction.
Several additional companies of volunteers were
mustered into service to-day.
The Government has directed that no more copies
Of the CoGst Survey Report be sent to the Seeded
Sates.
The following are the Geographic responses made by
the Democratic Governors Of North Carolina and Ken
lucky to the War Department in reply to the requisi-
tons for troops.
Prominent gentlemen of the Union party in these
sent the people aud hove been assured by Secretary
Cameron tLaG the services of Independent companies
volunteering directly to the Federal Government will
be accepted.
RALEIGH, April Is, 1861.
Hon. GINoV CAwEroN. SecrefIvyof VA!
Your dispatch is received and IL genuine, which is
extraordinary character lcads 10 doubt have 10
Gay IN rply, that regard the levy Of uoofs made by
the Admins ration for the purpose o. subj lgaiiGg the
Stltes Of the Sorh in violation - the Constitution
and "a usurpaton Of power. | can be no party TO this
wicked violation OF the Laws OF the country, aud TO
TO war upon the Liberties Of fee people You can
Get no troops from North Carolina. viii reply more
in detail when your call il received by mail.
JOHN W ELLIS Governor o. Nortb Carolina
FR,SKfoRT, Ky., April 10, 1851.
Hoa. su0N CAEEEoy. Seoridyyqf HGvs
Your dis.atch j. received. In answer, i cay en-
phaicay that Kentucky will furnish troops for the
wicked purpose OF ,ubddiog her Southern States.
Il. hACOfFIN, Governor OF K.ntueky.
It appears by a telegraphc dispatch published in
The NortA Caro'.Ha RougL Noes newspaper Of Mon
day that Gov. Ellis sent the following dispatch:
To CAPT CEiToS:
Can YOU take Fort Macon with your company
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE....ALBASY, April 10, 1861.
The Senate was occupied the greater part Of the
dav, after the eXsession, in hard struggle on the
Metropolitan Health bl which fought by Nc
LEOD MURPHY, COLNIN, SPiNOLA, CON
MOLLY, RAMSEY, and advocated by =. y. MUIR
PLY and SESSIONS
at the afternoon session the bill WAS finally recon-
mitcd 10 the Committee Of the Whole, thus killing 1t
for the session, By a vote Of ~ toS
The NewYork City Tax Levy passed with amend
ments.
Mr.. SPINOLA presented written report from the
Commute e to invest gate in relation 10 the retention and
Illegal discharge Of pesnns 10y the Metropolitan Police
force, which was ordered 10 he printed.
The resolution appointing committee OF inycsti-
cation into the conduct Of public shccrs and contracts
in the city Of New-York finally passed, and the
following committee wac appointed Messrs. SpinOla
Manlerre, Truman Lawrence, and Hill.
The ilOu-e bill 10 prevent bribery and corruption
was ordered TO u third reading.
Resolutions Were adopted, rendering the thanks Of
the Senate TO Lieut. -Governor Campbell, Senators
Lapham and Ferry (wlo have shared the honors Of
President pro temporel James Tervillinger, Clerk,
and the DepElies ard Reporters.
The Senate then took recess till O'Clock.
Seuaie met 1T O'Clock.
The Senators took ua adieu Of each other in short
and touching sPeeches.
Mcleod MURPHY, in the course OF bis remarks,
said that be had served his country before and ii God
permitted him 20 live, but few days would
eapse before he would again be found ready TO
battle under the flag Of lis country.
The Senate adjourned amid much en husasm.
After the adjournment, the Star-Spangled Banner
was sung by Frank Keefe of New-York
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Oh WHOM DoEs THE BLOW FALI7-Exeited men
exca loudly Of DO they reflect that by SO dong
they terrible bereavement deteneess women ena
chideui These the who sfer most IN ti pow
erty Loneliness and desoson prot acted, may De- hough
years Dying the batde hed IA MOI 'e OIL, iofH Oh
eufering by any means Journal Of ComnIeroe.
These vain regrets Of The Journal are not only
in bad taste, but come too late. Why did it not
iift its voice in reprobaton of the treason which
has precpitatcd this terrible calamity upon the
country But no; it has persistenily upheld the
traitors and apPlauded the treason by which the
American Union has almost been dismembered;
and now, when the people are waking up to the
duty imposed upon them in this crisis, it pictures
in painful colors the horrors of the strife which
IL has done its utmost to provoke. Away with
such hypocrisy The time for driyellng has
passed.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, ApEil TO- lSbi.
Governor Hicks returned from a visit Washing
Coy tonight tie links MARYLAND should continue to
maintain the position in this unnatural contest
che has hitherto maintained. He regards II as the duty
Of every Mary lander to stand b. tie Union and tho
Constitution pTotee; the National Capital from inya.
son and support and sustain the integrity Of the Cow
eminent. The Governor. has not yet received an
official copy Of the President r6quison for troops,
but viii respond to it in day or two. Enistncnts
for the army ANA navy rapidly progressing here.
particularly for the navy. Minute men and Other
bodies of Union men organizing :og tie sapport u
the Government.
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FROM MONTGOMERY.
MoyTGoMgKY, Tuesday. ApriI

MONTGOMERY, TuefdAy, April 10. lbbI.
The Cabinet were in council this morning. Mr..
Lincons proclamation was read amid bursts Of laugh.
ter.
The Secretary of War agtborzcs the statement that
$4,000 more troops were called out to-day to meet Lin
coins men,
Gen. Pillow guarantees to raise $1,000 men in Ten
nessee in twenty day. if President Davis will accept Of
them and there is no doubt expressed but what he will
accept of the Offer
The Hon. A. II. Stephens, in Atlanta Ga, last
night sad that it would require seventy-hve times
seyentyfvo thousand men to ntimdate the Confeder-
ate States, and then it could not be done.