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The New SIC ID Kanawha.

The voters Of Northwestern Virginia are
to decide at The ballot box to-day Thurs
day. whether they will have new State.-
The Convention which sat at Wheeling in
June last organized a provisional govern
msnt for the State, which was recognised at
Washington by the admission Of the two
newly elected Senators, Oarlile and Wiley.
That Convention subsequently, adopted an
ordinance creating a new State and defining
its boundaries, the ordinance to lie submit
ted to The people for their ratification, pro-
viding also that delegates should be elected
at the same time to frame a constitution and
form Of government for the new State. II
this is decided upon, the Convention will
meet upon the 26th Of November, to organ
izs the new State of Kanswha. But the
voics of the people will not be sufficient TO
form a new State without the consent Of the
Legislature. The loyal members of the old
Legislature, with others elected for the Oc-
casion, met at Wheeling during the summer,
and will sit at that city again on the first
Monday in December. If the consent Of the
Legislature is obtained, as it probably will
be, the nSw State will apply to Congress t0
be admitted into the Union.
TIE Wheeling Intenigencer discusses the
prospects of the new State, and the argu-
mspts used in favor of 1t. The people oi
the counties interested viii undoubtedly
give majority for it and the Legislators,
being elected entirely from the districts en-
braeed within the proposed boundaries o.
Kanawha, will be likely to ratify the voice
of their constituents. The chief question
in discussing the probabilities, is whether
the new State will be recognised by Con
grsss The Intelligencer thinks it will
We think it doubtful. After the first Con
vention held at Wheeling in Nay last il
was stated upon good authOrity-no less, We
believe, than that of Senator Oarlile, thar
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Especial Dispatch to Cincinnati Conf
Secession Completely sQueIcbed in WIrt Ce;,
Vn.--The Rebels Cry Enough.
PAnEERsBrTpeH 0ct ..

PARKERsBURsH, Oct. %.
The rebels fed on the approach of OoloEsl
Richmond yesterday. His scouts captured
forty rebels and twenty hO-sss. The rebel
force was at least six hundred strong through
ont Writ county-a great many of whom
had taken the oath. Heretofore they We're
too Cowardly to show themselves, but are
sending their wives to compromise with
Col. Richmond. he refuses to listen 20 them
until they give up sufficient number Of
their leaders; he viii then think them sin
cere. There is no chance for q battle, al
though the rebel force must be larger than
ours.
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The War in nrIssoE-,.

The news we are receiving goes far to
overbalance any reverses We may have here
fore experienced either there or n The slight
repulse at Edwards Ferry. The bght at
Fredericktown must have been gallant one,
and our troops came of handRoasly VictO-
rious. Later dispatches bring reports OF ad-
sidcpal Union victories which srs as enoOur-
svinp TO us and oar soldiers as they are dis
oouraQing to the enemy. Me-. Wright, In
his march from Rolla to Linz Greek, has
made three successful fights, ard captured a
large number of prisoners and q large
amount of baggage and other goods. We
trust that in spite Of the depression which
the removal of Fremont viii make in
the army. these victorious dasaes will be
continued by both lesser and greater com
mAndeFS.
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PLAIN AND oRBAN

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRIETIEG.
81 Plain and Ornamental printing o. every DO.
soriytOn done &C tho Printing Establishment Of the
LaknnR Otee on the latest improved and most rapid
steam Presses In the best STYLE on short notice. aud
A. reasonallie ratoa Particular attention paid 70
blank work. Eyery description Of Binding done
6lFoeally Blank Socks, Lodgcr1 JournAl1i Sales
4 soha. Ilerefgfnr Books, Nc., g.
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Glothiug.
h. REDINR. a

A h. REDING, AGENT, Is STILL
n st the old stand, No. Is Prospect st. mtk.
ing CLOTHES 10 order at the lowest cash prices lor
to1se who furnish the rOWn materials; and respect
fully solicis the Onage of his Old customers and
those who usually fur ash their own goods
Bow Uiothinr o,t-9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

Minister Hsrvey writes that the ? 5Ftuguess
Government has given the bniisd States
great privileges in the impoFtasien Of grain.
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8Oardina,

p0ARDING HOUSE---THE'
~ HOUSE,, no. a Public SQUARE. and ~ -
stone Ohpren,-one Of the plealsntesf locssISnS IA
epon for Boarders, Iamilisg Eishin9 - f1r1i.b
their oEn rooms can b aeoommooaisd with isTFs
4no SonVenlent rooms and bed-roomg; and SinFle
dations on reasonable terms. Reierepcss riVsn and
required. uel;R76l s. W, BURRTTT,
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UITS FOR THE
FIFTY-EIGHTH o. V. U. s. A.
"Ths entire number must be made up from
the State. II IL cannot be done By Volunteers,
it must be done By Dratt."-[ ADJ'T GENERAL
BUCKIEGHAM.

The Cabinet aud Military GuthcriteI Of Our Gov
ernment are plainly endesyoring 10 Immediately
and thoroughly crnsh the Wild but dstermiped re-
bellor, by extending well iormod army the en-
tire extent Of tine frontier and BY extensive attars
along me southern coast shall they be distracted
tn IT now aud veil directed plan
maoy in Northern Ohio have little idea Of the
secr ices now being made BY man and families In
Let 9S not be disgrsesd by more delay, but at
once one. ourselye' 10 follow our nag and earnest
and patriotie leaders 10 victory and peace.
COME ON COME ONT
COL. V. BAUSENWEIN
tthe first on GaribaldFs staff and an ocer Of wide
and who refused an enormous bribe 10 Join she rsb
els Of Jeh Davis) is now organizing Of he tsst
Military experience Is worth more than al else in
war, Hnd Co. B. Is 81 distinguished here, az he can
and will be In daily care Tor his men.
LET'S CLOSE UP THE WAR SPEEDILY.
I am authorized to recruit f1r this, the FIFTY
EIGHTH y. ", by the Governor OF the State.
REMEMBER TIE 500 BOUNTY.
$500 to EOery Citizen sShO brings Coed
$500 N Recruit.
Those who cannot go may thus we'll serve their
6J-sincs am called to another post in the Rsgi-
menI proyldsd detaehment 0I % men Is raised, al
Will be ELECTED f-om the ranks; II 3D. both Lieutsn-
- Recruiting Station at ObsrlIn, Lorain coun.
ty, Ohio.
ootIORII LIEUT. J. A. DEWEY.
WADE AND HUTCHINS NkiW
! w REGIMENT OF CAVALRY,
wantsd-ONE HUNDRED MEH for tbs Rsgi-
ment. They will be sworn 10 at once, and PAY will
commence from time Of Enlistment.
~ Here Is a rare chance for young men to 10 into
/ a Regiment all from the Reserve.
/ ~ have been assigned the duty 70 raise one
/ Company from CuyahOga County. Lat her respond
| promptly,
| GS-ohce in Phoenix Foundry, f,ot Of Lighthouse
1 street, Cleveland. JOHN HOLT,
oct9-3s9 ReorEiting Oficer.
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8eal Gatatt.
TN0R GALE-0Nr Srronn- -u .,r,

E0R SALE.-ONE SECOND HAND
IL Steam Poiler-upright, 50 called, lately used
Ia the Leader ONCE Said Boiler 10 q inches In a.
amster, Yutside, and feet lo1gi furnace part, feet
IN diameter, and feet high.
said Boiler originally cost S4O0 now IN first rate
qtler and with the gTntesi safety valve, &c viii ts
6oT further particulars enquire at this ofHc-,
o. 81 I. }. mcGarTy's stsRm Boiler Shop on Oonflt
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ID EAL NSTATEE NJ X

ID EAL ESTATE---E. N. KEYEs.
~ tformeEly Of the aFm OF Little 3 Keyes1 M
opened Resi Estate Oilce IN Houses Blocf' cor.
ner Of Superior street and Public squaro, and hsS
oon9tAntly on han0 several thousand screE of frSf
quality Of Farmine Lends IN the States Of low,
Risoonsin and Missourii 70 eIehange for city snd
county Property aug ior ell kinds Of persona
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

M d: . IS. = -1seI Dear sr darshiIs o.
Ehollc0a Il medicine Invaluable ia
classsd under tbs head cf Female Disssst- - -.
used your g. Rieuberg Medicines and b. - - -
greatly he1ehfied thereby, % much 50, TIA. -
the price double, WOuld have them 70 Ihe I. -
laEd8 Of our = no are suffering ron EeaEuat g.
We would recommend TIE Carhollcon as SURE p1nh-
cea. lt gives 9Th - the system sld slabla4
each of the organs Oft the body to psrlorll their a.
proPriate funetiohs. Mrs v. CAfAk
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Mr1. ". UAIIH-
Mrs i y. WEEka, r-
Miss q. SWOBhoTElT.
Medina, March /. 1851.


- The above named Ladies we are personally &C
qualnted with, and know that for several years
while we lived in Med.na, they great au1ErEfl
Miss s. has been badly afflicted that IL was viii
diflculty she was ablo to stand upon her feet A g
bottles a UatholcOn eutrrly led her Of Der com
plaints. Ny wife received great beEeht frsm thll
county Is safe and enc ent rer1sdy Tor he many
complaints they are subject 70. -
JOHN WEEES
Editor Csnfeld nerald.
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Tho Organization of the Troops in Ken
tuclky.
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I YMAN LITTLE,


E 3 A L d ST A TE,
Keeps great variety Of Farms ana City Property
Michigan, Illinois, WisoonEin. Iowa and Mjssopfi
--rOnioe No. AtvAter Building, Cleveland, Q.
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THE FAIR INRz;
h The LONE LADY or THE ORINsoE CLrFTs
CONTINUED from last Estk.)


OHAP1ES I-THE JANE GRAY.
The story opens on the coast Of Spain,
In the month Of AQRGst, and the year Is
Ard D, gius by bTiniDg staneh brig TO view,
WIN u @ aptaih-5eofg ge Wright-and brave jol-
The pame or this ine brig was the "Jape eray.,,
And In the sumner sea she lazy lay,
4 WITH Just air enough her sails to MI,
Aho 20 moti?n keep her at her captains will
brief descri ption Of this or ft IN row give Won.
enc vas s-mastsr brig, and clipper shaped TOO;
ana ner r1gglpg all vas built just hse slOop,
Axeept oEoss-las hinEs on her chicken coop;
" y ste4P toP gallants IN plase OF head-RuyB,
Ana her hsei taekles reached to the clouds in ne
IN iact she was rigged i-ou mizzsn to bow,
- taat toT running she could NOS b. best ssvbov-
hef bIsPRa SEP Ain' George Wight, was lezman most
As ever did sail on a salt wate- vavs.
man q lev words he w..s born VII n quite sraall
an5 and S sook 70 the sea the very next faG.
@ A@nd was captured by Indians on axe Frieia thore
soiii ms health was quite good, and his appel te
You Eoal3 think SO. atioast. il with you he should
As evening approached and a breeze sUrinafpp nm.
oIoeTed ali hands to the m iD. gallant poop;
MnneR y sprlng ging ol dock, in calm voice he said.
NJ 81 a-n Jour eyes, luf herl' and thsn he
mo aE Coz1.,r--D NEXT wnEK.l
AND AND We would say to cur numerous readers and
M Fsir as ia n me next ehapt We viii intro1uee
t9 @ oul n ag lifi3ent Unien Hau the largest and A.
VEST1NGS,
.er the fall and Winter, that has ever bean our
pleasure 20 exhibit in Olsye aud, aud vs wonh n.
we al q call ana examine our new Fail and Wins
'es S'o-A' as our Prices are lower than ever.
ISAAC A ISAACs'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL.
Sole Asspsg for the sals Of Singers Oslsbraasd
SEHLRG EAGHZREG
Al
SFORRS AUToNAF0N PRRSsNAN.
Corner Of Union an. superior strosts.
- E0OE 0TTz 49,, - -.
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Amlsenttnta.

ME. u. Y. RALLOU takes pleasure IN annOuuo-
log TO his numerous patrons Of Cleveland aud VI
cinty, that hi DANCING ACADEMY will 70 open
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CABINET yVAREs-HsOOHg.

ID EY N S re-
H. spectfully in
forms the citizens of
Ebensburg, and Cam
bria county general-9
iy, that he has on
hand and for sale, at
his Ware-room, oae
square west of Blair's
Hotel. q large and
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A BIRDS SENSE OF DANGER.-Ihe
power of judging of actual danger, and the
free and easy boldnesa which results from
it, are by no means uncommon. Many
birds seem to have most correct notion
of guns range, and, while scrupulously
careful to keep beyond it, confine their
care to this caution, though the most OBJ
vious resource would be to fly right away
out of sigh. and hearing, which they do
not choose to do. And they sometimes
appear to make even an ostentatlous use
Of their power, fairly putting their wit
and cleverness in antagonism to that OF
man, for the benefit of their fellows. A
naturalist in Brazil made an expedition to
one of the islands of the Amazon to shoot
spoonbills and ibises. His design was
completely baffled by a wretched little
sandpiper, that preceded him, continually
uttering his tell-tale cry, which at once
aroused all the birds within hearing
Throughout the day did this individual
bird continue it's selfimposed duty of sem
tinel to the others, effectually preventing
the approach of the fowler to the game,
and yet managing to keep out Of the reach
Of his gun.
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A WISE LANDLoRD.-One night, a
judge, military officer, and minister all
applied for lodging at an inn where there
was but one spare bed, and the landlord
was called upon to decide which had the
best claim of the three.
81 have lain fifteen years in the garri-
son at b." said the officer.
81 have safe as a judge twenty years
iE r." said the Judge.
"With your leave, gentlemen, L have
stood in the ministry twenty five years at
N" said the minister.
"That settles the dispute" said the
landlord. "You, Mr.. Captain, have lain
fifteen years; you, Mr. Judge, have safe
twenty years; but the aged pastor has
stood tve-and-twenty years, so he certainly
has the best right to the bed"
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Y7HE NEW YORK TRIBUNE 4

We trustthat those who do not now reesv,
THE TRIBUNE will subscribe for il wi,bon,
delay The club price of THE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE and THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRp
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ERO0Ts AgsD sEHDES.

VENhe undersigned continues the manu-
facture of BOOTS and SHOES ofsartea
every description at his establishment, ~
in Ebensburg, Immediately opposite the ' S@sS-
Post Office. Employing none but the best
workmen, he trusts that he has been and still
is at all times able to give entire satisfaction
to his customers. He hopes that the same
liberal patronage heretofore given him may be
continued, and that more may be added.
He has also on hand large assortment of
French Calf-skins, and Morocco of all kinds,
suitable for fine Boots and Shoes.
Ready made BOOTS and SHOES always on
hand, and prices moderate.
MESHAC THOMAS
Ebensburg, August %, l859:tf.
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MEsJEE1A.NEs N x

HOME CoNvERs sATIoN.--Children hun
ger perpetually for new ideas, and the
most pleasant way of reception IS the voice
and the ear, not the eye and the printed
moe. The one mode is natural and the
other artificial. Who would not rather
listen than read ? We not unfrcquently
PASS by in the papers full report OF
lecture. and then go and pay our money
to hear the selfsame words uttered An
audience will listen closely from the be-
ginning to the end of an address "nlch
not one in twenty of those present would
read with the same attention. inns IS
emphatically true of children. Ihey VIII
learn with pleasure from the lips OF pa
rents what they deem it drudgery to study
in the book; and even if they have the
misfortune to be deprived of the educa-
tionaI advantages which they desire, they
cannot fail to grow up intelligent ii they
enjoy in childhood and youth the priyi-
le%e of listeniny daily to the conversation
Of intelligent people. Let parents, then,
talk much and tllk we'll at home. A
father who is habitually silent In his own
house may be, IN many respects, wise
man but he is not wise IN his silence
We sometimes see parents VINO are tilc NC
OF every company which they enter, dull
silent. uninterestiug at home among their
children. IF they have not mental actly-
;tv and mental stories sufficient for both,
let them first provide for their own house
holds. Ireland exports beef and wheat,
and lives on potatoes; and they rare as
poorly who reserve their soaial charms for
companions abroad and keep their dullness
for home consumption. 1t is better to in
stract children and make them happy at
home than it is to charm strangers or
amuse friends. A silent house is dull
place for young people, place dI: IRON
which they will escape If they can 1hey
will talk Of being "shut up there and
the youth who does not love home is in
danger. Make home, then, cheerful
and pleasant spot. Light it up with
cheerful, instructive conversation Father,
mother, talk your best at home
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EGR REHT.

FEyhe subscriber viii lease for term o,sTyT
"TnE PENSACOLA MILL PROPklhita,, NJ,
with l,6OO acres of land adjoining lg''' u, =,
timbcred-3O acres surrounding the ..,, M,
cleared, and under high state OF cui'l'"ITs n,
Also, Blacksmiths' shops, Trucks ;, @e' !;
Mill has one Of Pages Circular Saws u u .,,, !.
well as an upright saw, and three snnai lt;rr t,,
lars for lath, &c, and is capable OF nloH11iT niT
10000 FEET OF LUMBER PEN p1t n
The above described valuable proper! Il.
be leased on favorable terms. PossesSiONs
EN- at any time Address ,,.,.,.sbrrr
LLOYD & HILL, HollidaysD...'r, I,
Or WM. H. GARDNER, Eso., VIZ
September /, lS59:f.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-04-11

naa- The right man in the right place
"a husband at home in the evening.