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Only ,Tvsnty. Five Cents

per BOTTLE to be had q, AZ respectable Druggis and
PerfHmera .'S;-
L. MILLER would cali the ssttentionof Parents and
Guardians TO the Of hs Inygoratorin cases where
the childrens hair inones b weak. The use Of II
laws the foundation for agood head f AdSr, as re,
moves any impurities that may haye become connected
with the scalp the removal of which 10 pecessary both
for the health Of the child and the future appearance Of
IT Hair. - -,s-.
MILLRR being on the outer wrapper; also, L. NIL
LRR,s HAIR INvIG0RAT0R, N. Y, blown in the
wholesale Depot, So Dey street. and sold by all the
principal Merchan and Druggists throughout the world
Liberal discopnt 70 pnrchassr py tne quantity. (
4 also desire 10 present 70 the American Public my
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+ suder no longer Take 1t according TO Directions. II
stimulate, strengthen and inYgorae you and cause
1 the bloom Of health to mount your cheek again.
Every bottle 10 warranted 10 give satsfactiop
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NE speaksr ennonneea tne iollowing Standing com;
mis.sss 18Th; me nr,s named On each being chairmsn:
rocsais Msxt.r K.,Isv srarn Io,n'ss "eheon
e"g Ssys IGs Hsr,1. q WI Phelps
sirsttop, d w Y ''7'E-ils. Z" y. 'r'N''f' :
>, Uafn.s;-Renton. Walton Holman, Hatchins, Hale,
sV1.s,, cs m, NM. ~
Babbsis, Gurley Rosns Of Mo-. Lssry. soossid
Pubic Laads. Potter ooyode, VaiisndIDg CHAM. Jul.
,sn, Tru@ouli' Vandeyer kellogg Of Mich, crished,
Posfodscs --Moyrill a, Me-. wsraom. p,.t. v,h,,.
Trowbriogs, Norton. ''-'' D--'' '''A'o'
Dtstrtct Of oolum6id conklIng, Dsiano, Burn EFT,
Aseley talbot 5fancho, Rollins Of vt Davis, Upton.
q, ill., poser nsrs,s' Thn keogs
dsysr. \ = -'''s.,'r = - -'''' a-'
RsvolgtionGry CLAIMS. .--Dnel, Edgerton,. Cooper,
hss Stis g Ne ns terry eTover Riddle Morrill, Of Me-
Train, windo@ WsSster JSi,.S. aaSshstt white
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"EgSIIEzANzg M <

The REGnr Cogasz.-Gt IS rumored
that committee OF capitalists from Ne"
York and the East have gone on TO Wash
ing5on to offer the 't9vernm4nt an amount
of money sufficient to curry the var at
once to the heart Of secession, IN the cot
ton States, and end il in the speediest
m amer. Tbs is the true course to be
p.lrsuel /. an our Government wilt eTeat1-
a!lv be forced to ass,ine this position ut
last. The secessionists d not mean TO
weld cxcspt by force, an.l force Sufficient
to make them do so should be called into
service. Five hundred thoCsand men, il
necessary, should be employed to breal,
up this insolent and wicked rebellion
The sooner the Government begins to pre-
pare for this kind Of operations, the soon
er the war will be over, and over success
fully for the Union, and with security Tor
the PtiiGc3G. Ledger.
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AN manufacturing and sclIiHE.at The 'rs
1 rate OF six dollars, O. c. GEEEE's PAT
LAT Fred CUTTER, acAnouiea-sl. - Z
who have tried It, the simplest, most --
and easiest operated machine ever s1tsz -g
It VIII cut Corn Fodder, long raw ,
Oats. taus}ed Straw, or Hay. ] hre'is--
OF Cambria, Indian. Arlnstfon-. t.ar.a1.it
est GlN auG Jct,eI on counties. ! E.l.sg5s
OF the right IN three or four of Tie last 8--.-
counties on fair terms.
have also the right for HAYDEN'S I-l-
ENT CARRIAGE WHEELS, il Cambria al-
Blair counties. This Wheel has stood iletai
OF over four years ia many OF the E-s-e-a a--
Southwestern States. and proves o. be- 1-c1
stronger and more Durable. although o-,-
third lighter, than the ordir.ly Wheel. ! q
net desire TO sell any of my ter -
ritory on this, but viii furnish -
Carriages, Bu@eies, Suikies- sc 5s--Ts
propose 10 accommodate Car
risce-makcrs with Wheels lcrLUp, aH1 --..
on reasonable terms. These NEcels -e .-'
superseding all others.
Call at my shop, near the Ebels51-s ,--
dry. and examine for yourselves. --,
ISAAC C. SlNG-i-
Ebcnsburg, February ., SEQ
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AN INDIAH REGIMENr.-Mr. S. II.
eager, who returned to this city last even
ing, from visit to tie Chattaraugus Res
ervation, states that the Indians Of that
tract held council or Thursday OF last
week, and unanimously voted to organize
an 'Indian Regiment" ore thousand
strong, to serve in defence Of the United
States Governments The meeting was
very enthusiastic, and from a conversation
with Jamison, the chief, our informant is
confident that the proposed regiment viii
prove very efficient tbody.-Bafa5o Cour.
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THAT FLAG.--The aoaite .Jiay, reported
to have been borne by the Massachusetts,
Regiment when it fought its way through
Baltimore, was the regular Massachusetts,
standard. It is flag Of white silk, with
the arms OF the Union on one side, and
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na- Arents wanlea to sell the Eric

ng- Agents wanted to sell the Erie
Sew ~ Machine. We viii give commission
or pay wages at from S25 TO $50 per month,
and e ,penses paid. The ERIE is new machine
and verv simple in its construction. a diplo-
ma was awarded our Machine by the Indus
trial Association of Farmers and Mechanics,
held at Chambersburg, Pa, at its exhibition
in 1860, over the Grover & Baker and Boldor
Machines. II IS equal to any machine IN use,
and the price is but fifteen dollars. Address
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n9~ Vanity Fair says: This time OF
year is Just the one for raw recruits to 90
to war in Al green things begin to
shoot in the Spring.
Everybody should take 70 segars now,
because ''the piping times OF peace" are
past.
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4 GEM-Itis is really refreshing to come
across such a gem as the following:
The first bird of Spring attempted to sing,
But ere he had rounded a note,
He fell from the limb-a dead bird was him
The music had friz iu his throat!
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A RCADE HOTEL Ebensburg, Pa
IL The suu- cri5er, having leased, ref ted
and newly furnished the .'Ebeusbu.r House,
IS prepared 10 accommodate his friends and
the ppolic generally. The House las alwavs
been tlYorite toryisitors during the Sumner
season, aad / viii spare no pains IN making Il
an agreeable home Tor all sojourners Gly "a
BILE viii always be luxurious " uppiied from
the ma kets of the country and Tie cities. lIv
Bar viii be hlied with liquors OF choice
brands Ny SrAGLE IS attended By careful
Eostlcrs, and my charges VIII be such as to
suit all. Inspecting to receive a share Of pat
ronage, and fully intending to deserve il, I
hereby throw open my house to the pnillic
HENRY FOSTER
August 20, l853:tf
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FOE REET.

FEEhe subscriber VIII lease for tern e..- ...-y
''TBE PENSACOLA LlLL Fl'ls.e'-.s -.
with l,GG0 acres of land adjoining .S'' .g I.
tinibcred-30 acres surrounding i's .-..-, pr.
cleared. and under high s.2ie Of ca---''-s =
Also, Biachsmitbs shops, Trucks. &C.
Mill has one of Pages C.rc-.'r saws y Z, +. -.
we'll IS an upright saw, aad -irse ~,
lars for lath. &c, and is capable q y, r
10000 FEET OF LUMBER l'1-' - -
The above described valuable prop, sr
be leased on favorable terms. Possess''-7
en- at any time Address ,.-,r--
LLOYD & HILL, Holhl..l so- h
Or WM II. GARDNER, ESQ., "l-s
September /, lS59:tf.
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Having, in connection wi1h the 4He
u l. ghaailn large and superior lot Of
Job- type. we are prepared to execute with
neatness and dispatch, every variety of job
Work including Hand Bills, Cards Deeds,
aud Blanks of every description, on short
notice aud on the most reasonble rates.
Persons desiring anything III this line will do
we'll TO call.
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D AILBOAD HOUSE, Wilmofe. Cam
Z 4 bria county, Pa. (NeJr Penna. Railroad
6tation.) JAS. D. HAMILTON, psopsietor.
An extensive Bowling S. loon is connected
with the House. The TAELE viii be far
nished with the bezt the m5.i.et affords, and
the OAR stpPhed with the best Of liquors, iu-
cladiag Ales and Lager from approved brew
cries. Extensive aud convenient srABL1xG is
attached to the premises
Wilmore, August %, 1851.
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~ D. 3IUhitAY, ATTORNEY AT Law,
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g0HN s. RILEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
- Ebensbarg. Pa. Oiice IN Colonade Row.
August -, I653:tf.
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sey- subscr be for TIE AtLua uAx1,x.
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TDHIL S. NOON, ATTon*EY At LAW,
L Ebensburg, Penn'a. Once two doors
east Of Thompson's Hotel.
August %, l859.-ly.
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EEEEER. IEsE.EYsc..

THE TRIBUNE, No. l54 N5ssar r..
20 N7T -s-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

Since the battle Of Bulls Run the great
est enthusiasm has existed in the loyal
STATES 70 bring up the Union army to an ae-
gregate of Eve hundred thousand men. In
Ohie forty regiments have already been
organized, and a foros of hfty thousand men
is held in reserve. Illinois supplies fifty two
thousand men, Indiana thirty-one thousand,
and Massachusetts, tweHty-one thousand.-
New York, which under proper auspices,
would send one hundred thousand men to
the war, has contributed only thirty-eight,
with ten besides which have been accepted
by the General GoFernment-M. z. Herald.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17
FROM NEW 70 TX.

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.
The FIRST of the new gun boats win be
launched tomorrow; another next week and
four Others in fifteen days.
Thos. s. Serill, violent secessionist, was
arrested on the arrival of the Persia, with
e4o, 600 in Bank of England notes. the pro-
ceeds of loan for the Confederate States
Serill is a native OF New Orleans, is about so
years old aud very wealthy. A number of
letters and important papers were also found
lInnn him D
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

The States of Kentucky and Tennessee
have been constituted separate military
command, to be called the Department Of
Cumberland, Brigsdier General Anderson
commanding. aI
Six vessels Of war lay off Aqua Creek
yesterday among them the Yankee, which
had q collision with the rebel steamer
George Page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17
FROM cnN. sEIeRL,s coMmAND.

SAs 1SNAot ~ 80
A messenger from Gen. Seigel arrived
early this morning, and reports Gen. seigel
10 miles this side Of Lebanon, expecting TO
reach Rolla to-day. He had not been mo-
Tested on the route. 200
Gen. Lyon was buried on Col Phelps
farm, near Springfield. -ga
Il was reported that the rebels had en-
tered Springfield, and were enoamped in
and around the town.
The messenger also states the whole
number of killed, wounded and missing on
the Federal side does not exceed 400, and
that MGCullooh and q number Of rebel
officers were killed. .Y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17
nonaemnn,Ion d Cornrd..

The annexed letter to the Chicago Trib-
une dsssr7sdly brands the pOltrOOns Who,
Is stated in Gen. McDOwells report, in
sisted upon their discharge on The eve Of
bsstls, and, aas the army sdvsDeed, moved
to the rear to the music Of the enemy's
cannon" The writer might hsVe added
to the list Of heroes who went into conflict
after the expiration Of their term Of enlist
ment the Cleveland Grays, whose pres
sncs st Ball Run vas purely voluntary;
Editors Chieqgo TFibnss:
1 like your article Of yesterday morning
On q aCoEards." Nov If you hsFe not the
names Of the officers of the Fourth Penn
svlvania and Eighth New York Volunteers,
let me ask through the columns Of your
widely circulated paper the privilege of
calling on any one who can 70 give the
names Of these worthless, and the part Of
the State they are from, TO the public, and
/ have TO ask that you viii give them the
fall benefit Of your press end circulation.
d propose going East ere long, and desire,
If possible, to avoid the localities where
Ehese towards hail from as would the
cholera or any other peBtilsntlai disease
Tftis Is right 10 express abhOFrence Of q
traitor or rebel, why not Of coward, whom
populsr opinion says is hated By his
Eskef.
In contrast with these pOllroons, how no
ble the conduct Of the First Iowa Regiment
a.. Bates, who have stood by the brave
and much lameuted Lyon in bis last battle
Al sprinsield three 'Ossks after the expira
.tion of their term Of enlistment. God bLss
q i.sIen-to which millions Of loyal heart
will respond Amen. Put their names il
-oriut also, 50 that We may point to them q
Al that is noble and brave-ss defender
al their country In her time Of peril
Know some Of the boys Of the First Hawk
evesn and ask this much for those VII
stood 80 nobly BY their colors.
MAD ANTHONY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17
A SECESSION. CATHOLIC PR IFsT AR
RESTED.
NrM YnRr Ann 1R

e J. A. King, S Catholic priest was last
evening taken into custody an d conveyed
10 the detective police office b, number
Of excited Germans, who allei .ed that he
was 8 secessi0nist They chars Eed that he
partook Of lager beer with a number of
volunteers, and then tried to induce them
10 desert their companies. He, abused the
Government Outrageously, con tending that
the Southern Confederacy ongllt to be rec
Ognized, and finally became 80 bold in his
assertions as to enrage the Germans, and
they at once arrested him. Tie ir prisoner
was detained for examinnlion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIEoToE, Aug. l6.
A party of six men left the steamer Res
Olute yesterday, and landed at Matthias
Point, for the purpose of accommodating.
They were fired on by a party Of rebels
concealed in the brush, and four Of them
killed. The bodies Of the dead sesnen ar
rived here to-day. " +
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17
This Afternoons Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.
W1sH1veror. Apo. II

Special 10 the Post; tEETFE -
Our foreign relations attract the atten-
tion Of the Government at present. The
Administration at all hazards will main
tain its right to close the rebel ports. The
question is now under discussion between
our Government and those Of England and
France, and it is believed that our rights
will be fully conceded.
The Nationsl Intelligencer has theory
that Ex-Minister Faulkner is not irnpris-
oned because he intended to join the rebel
army, but that he is held as a hostage fol
Congressman Ely, and Messrs. 'AsgraW
and Harris, non-combatants, now in the
hands Of The enemy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17
FALSE REPORT.

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. Is.
The report that the rebels beyond Fox Hill
have connected wire with the telegraph
from Old Point to Newport News and thus
obtained our dispatches, is found to be en-
tirely without foundation. t.a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17
FROM HUSTON.

Is IN SS1-AN--sJ aux AO'
The British steamer Eastern State, from
Yarmouth, Nova ScOtis, which arrived this
morning, brought four hogsheads and
ninety-tWo barrels spirits Of turpenbine,
aud thirty-one bales North Carolina Of
ton, which is presumed to have escaped
the blockade, and was taken 10 Yarmouth,
Nova Scotia.
L is said the owner Of the turpentine
win clear ST, 600 profit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

off there is anything" says the Louisville
Journal, adapted especially to provoke
he laughter of both gods and men, it is the
Uniouisni IF one who is 80 devoted 70 aeltsrdI-
81 tkat s deserts the Union P0rly and joins
fbs seesssioSislt'H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTED
BALTIMORE B OHIO BAILROAD.
IMPROVED sOHEpULEr

By rooen. Important changes this Road 4 now abla
to furnish unusual facilities for intercum uncatiOn
Hast, South. West, Northwest and Southwest.
FULL CONNECTIONS with all through trains
70 Philadelphia and New York n the Eaat-Uith the
South, by It's Washington Branch Road-by Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh Central Ohio and Aerietta and
Cincinnati trains, With ths Northwest West and
Southwest
Through Tickets to Baltimore, PhiladelBhia, New
York or Boston give the privilege Of lying over at
any OF the Intermediate cities. Two Dollars addi-
toual give tbs priTiegs Of visiting Washington City
en- route.
This Is the ONLY route that can furnish Through
Tickets or Baggage Checks 70 Washington Ciry.
eB-Fare as Low as By any ether Route.
~ Slseping Cars on All Night frsins.
Ask for Tickets By Baltimore and Ohio Railrosd.
J. b. SULLIVAN,
General Western Agent.
la ". P. SMITH, L. M. GOLh,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17
Sewing @athiues.
WHEELER d WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES,
WYE
NEW IMPROVEMENTS AT RHDUoID
P Ri o 4 81

The WHEELER & WILsUH Machines are now
sold at rates that will pay ar profit on the cost OF
manufacturing capital interested, and making sales,
and st such prices as viii enable them 70 mako frEt
class Machines, and as heretofore, guarantee them
in every particular. as ..
The superiority Of these Machines over all others
Tor Family use is now established. D.
At the last Fair Of the American Institute, the
Committee assigned the highest Premium 10 the
WHEELER & WILSON Machines on scceunt Of
the elasticity, Permanencs, Beauty and General
Desirabeness Of the Stitching, when done, and the
Wide Range Of it's Application" The opinion OF the
above Committee Is endorsed BY all the state gri-
cultural Societies in the United States. -
~ Ths low prices snd important improvements
that have been added, should induce every that
needs first class Machine, to give that an exAmina
tiOn before purchasing.
ssTAn examination Is solicited at the OEdco, No.
2O5 Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
a. send for Circular and List OF Prices, 80
mari JOHN d. GTROEQ. Agent,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17
CANAL NAvIeATION,.

bYRAcUsEy Aug. TO
Mud Look, on the OsWegO Cat lal, is re-
paired, and navigation was rest med last
night. Navigation on the Erie Us uninter-
rupted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

Major Jack Downing once said to General
Jackson; aGin'ral, have always observed
fhs4 those persons who have a great deal to
sav about being ready to shed their last drop
ofbIood. ara amazin' partic' lar about the first
s,S E Y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

oqnHeetions are made q Monfoeylils I'M a. e..
easosey, es 4a1s1eld and Newark q IL, AZ CI15s s-s,f
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