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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-21
MISCELLANEOIJs.

A ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH VELVET,
"A Brussels, fhreeply and Ingram Carpets, Oicloths
Rigs Mats, Mating Shades &C., at tremendous reduc
tion IN prices, at HIRAM ANDERSON'S 20 Bowery, dis.
played in ten spacious salereoms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-21
MUSICAL.

A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
"A forte for sae-Richly carved legs and case all
dern improvements fully guaraneed cost $500, will be
sold for $3.50, including Stool and Cover. Also elegant
Drawing Room Suit cost $500, for 1925 Inquire at 70
West Twenty sixth street, near sixth avenue
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A GREAT BARGAIN.-THE ADVERTISER OFFERS
"A for private sale Of the best rosewood Pianoores
made full octave rich carved legs overstrung
bass very powerful and sweet Tone selected by
eminent professor for tho owner has only been in use six
months and will be sold at less than half the COST Apply
Immediately at the private resdeccc 2IS West Fourteenth
street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-21

1.-TWO YOUNG MEN-DESlROUS OF ACQUIRING
Il the French language, would like to make arrange
ments with O Frenchman having knowledge Of either
the English or the German. Address K. K, box ,lS9
Post Office.
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4 GREAT SACRIFICE-$1e5 FOR 1925 PIANO
"A forte, short time used, a magnificent seven &C
tave with round corners iron frame oversrung bass and
ali modern improvements; city makers Of twenty years.
experience in perfect order Call at the residence %
Third street, near Second avenue.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


FTVAKE NOqiCE.--TiE CONGREGATION SHEaRfs IsRA-
Il ol, ITO West Twenty ninth street. corner OF
Eighth avenue makes known tho frchds Of Israel that
comfortable seats bo obtained for ladies' and gentle
men for the ensuing holidays at moderate rates Order
and accommodation will DO guaranteed Application for
tickets &c can be made at the above named place every
Sunday after one O'Clock p. NJ, and to Mr. Abr Harris
800 Eighth avenue u. KEMPNER, Pr
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CwORD EXETC1SE-NOTICET TO OFFICERS.--OFFICEF5
- who have already applied at 4S1 Broadway and all
others DESTROYS of becoming thorough swordsmen in
formed that the last class that will be taught here s
forming.
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COmmercial Intelligence.
MONEY! MAKKYr.
rnda q ~ ~ Qpspsd stesdfy. but sIQaed dull md
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-21

AT -, DOUBLE SOLE SHOES; ALSO AT So so,
~ Quilted Congress Caters, new style, at JONES' 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-21

HtORNS, BUNl0NS INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED
~ joints and all diseases Of the feet cured without
pain or Inconvenience 10 the patient by Dr. ZACHARIE,
Surgeon Chiropodst, 100 broadway. Refers TO physi
clans and surgeons Of TINS city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-21

A BLACK OR DEOWN.--GEORGES HAIR DYE,
"A the cheapest and BEST price 37c. per box three
for 81. SOLD at the drug store, S06 Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-21


4 CABESfY OF PENMANSHIP AND BOOKKEEPING
IA No. Fourth avenue.-Iadics' writing class daily
IL O'Clock. Lessons so cents. No money in advance
Brooklyn academy, No. Is Court street Open day and
evening. OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-21

Shs Gopee (Br) from Rio Janciro for NYork July a. let
TN lon AZ
Ship Alliance from a. John NB for Hvana, Aug Is lat
80 ~, Ion 81 81
Bark Adelaide upposed) Etchbcrger, Baltimore for
Rio Janero, was seen July 10 lat IL II =, Ion IS So
Bark White Cloud from Philadelphia for Iagiayra Aug
10, lat 20, Ion g. 80
An Am bark steering s. showing Write. blue and whito
signal striped perpendcalary July H. lat -
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Mnsrtf anf etn 3ettuneslOfal in
Baltimore.

Inter pteem 3ttsl brinst bic nSa. @taats>
3eitun9" pom IL, D. ~. GolSenoss;
Nm NbenD pes lesten Mittpp4 madte In
Baltimore etne SGaar @tOtitften uno SOIDaten
in Der Uniform Der MiarYlanp &estmenter einen
2nsrlf auf pas Qofal pes pOrtigen le3eIliOniltts
IGen ,Nspubltcan". Da1eIbe lpurpe arg beI61.
pist unp es ware Cbne 3weifel sdn3ltA pemOlirt
wOrben, tpenn nt&t cine Nbtbetlung YOlt3et err
lAtenen mare, pelae etnen Der Sumultuanten,
NamenS Scbn Sbanep, ben friteren G6ef Des
Regulator tube, zines 3reis @lubs Der ouer=
pingo betQclen, aber bod ntht unlepalen plug
nsltes, perbaftete unb mad Der 9uli3eufatiOn
fibrte. NuBsr Sbanep puroe Niemanp serbnftet.
Der 5erausgeber unp 8epattsur pes ogtepu=
bltcan", 9err 8tGarpion, bat tein NeGt, F9 Iter
oteien Nuftritt gu beiGweren. DEM Dtelsr
Dram, Der elm piitbenper SappemOtrat 1T unD
li9 unter pterce unO Buchanan i'm 8alttmOrer
3olbauie am Slide Sntet Sam's md(tete, bat
TIM 6erblt 1856 uno I'm NpriI 1861 Ietne iIpe
pemOtratilAen NCwpYs8anpen geBen pas QOfal
pes Baltimore @sder" sebebt, Defen ein3isss
gerbreten In letner Mnbansli6tett an Union
uno 6reiheit beltanb unO nod beit.bt.
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e0Fals@eniefettem auS s8afbtnetOn.

Collin mer I'm all. - 0DraeItern
geanmtttag 9e9en 3 llbr rttten 2 GaUotlertlten
1hueaen Crates iber Die 8rnde in Al. StraBe,
ais pas 0ferD pes einen ihertte uno gegen 3pet
0aoen rannte, 10 pas Der Helter abgepUrfen unO
IAlinlm perleBt purOe. Grin &ameraD unO bte
6ubrleute nabmen ibn In lcblUIem 3ultanpe auf,
bod er erbolte flo batp porauf ,pteOer. Seine
GorDer3abne waren ein9eiGlagen, etn Stitd BON
Der 3unse abgeriieH uHp wabrlAeinli6 zines
Ietner 8etne 9ebrp6sn. @r purpe auf einen
Der @asen ms 6Olpital gebraAt.
DteDer Elm 90lpatperpunbe t.
- gprsstern Qbeno wlrpe Elm SpIOat oe6 2.
9ennislV. Gapalerie Geg. binttr Npun's Re-
taurattpn, ouf Der IL 5wtiGen Q, unp SltroEe,
ldper DerpunOst 9efun0ea. @r puroe In letn
Quarter In Der glabe ron Sfcpnptr. an Snpta.
ma Np. eebradt, unt ar5tlife 6tlfe 3t befommen,
R6rpertG er Nngrtff. = 8or9e-
tern Qbeno gegen IL ubr rourpen mebrere 0dite
in Der @oncertkate in &ppmt8 8uiIplng 3u tie
benetpiirpig eegen Die Aufpartertnnen, nprauI
2 Observation-Disclosures NIT sinem Der giaentblmer
be8 @tablliements Die 3ungfrauen unter tbrsn
@Hub nabmen, nm fe naG paule 3t 9eleiten.
Gle purpen pom 8Onbie8 perfplst, pelde Die
Sff3iere %au3ueretfsn prptteu unO lAIie6liA per
1eete elmer Der ganpe etnem 9isutenant NIT ct
mem SIuugl9pt etnen ia@eten Sdlas auf ben
6intsrtppE porauf le t6 papon ma6ten. Oel
lebensgsfdbrlt1 ~ptrnunpete Sfijter wurpe pUr
ieinen Rameropen ms 6oopital gstra6t, Oil
BUIi3et maAt ale Qnltrensuasen i9 pfa SGnl-
bigen gu bemddti8en.
@efprbene 5ptbaten. - GOleenOy
5Olpaten farben 8etern /; 6. @sbiter, Comp
g, SO. q. 9. Neg. G. Q. BeltUn, GOnnp S
45. 8enniplp. 80lpnt. 0m. gan 8tbfer
6sbrmann. @olpat Sacpb Urban Comp. s
%. Qeunfgtp. Sol. @ptpat G0warD 8lanGarp
Comp, $, %. 81. 9. Sol. @Dlpat 8. 81. gal
mer, Comp. IS, 1.9. 9, Qrt. 8sg.
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bI1en at traaet 9ab. Der SObn Nfrtta'S Der.
lApanD ienc1 plGblih uni cine @de unb lit iett=
benz niGt mieoer eeiebsn mproen. Der Salunts
lit tsoo6 Der 9%Olt'ei betannt unc miro tpabrl@ein-
lid pteDer oerbafet psrren.
@eri&tsb6e.- Criminal. Court. Oa
aeltern fttne Sale CUR llnterIuGun9 reif traren.
10 wuroe bts @ranb. unb YstttsSu entla0en
uno Der 6of pertagte liA biz gum Montag.
Son Dem 9 ct. @ertGtsbcfe gilt balelbe. Sn
Der Supertpr Court fam e~benfaus nthts ron Se'
oeutun9 por.
ED Sunae 9eute, welGe l9 nod 8enntnilie
i'm Gn9ltlGen erperben molten, MAIDEN mir auI
Die Nn3eiee ees Qebrfr s. Mdnner aufmertiant
&= Gbeater tn Der 8urnballe.
Nddlten Nfontag ftnOet etne Benef3 0Urltelung
Fir pas eifrtse unp talentpple 8ibnen<W iit9ltep
6rn 6elfelper ltatt. Der 8enef3iant bat pa3u
Die pUie uGuleniptesel" setpablt, pelhe nt9t Oer-
feblen wtro, bas publitum in ote b~etterlte 9aune
au perleben. Wir ratben bober etnein Sepen,
Der lh tSitli6 a%miliren nil, am Mcntas NbeaO
mad Der 9urn9aue 3a 9eben.
2 Concert. - Wir mdnen ba6 Nubs
ltfum gang b~elonoers oarauf aufmerflanl, ooB
nddlteu Mentag i'm NarplanD= Snltitut Elm $50
cali UNI Sufrumental @Un3ert, perbunoen NIT
Defamation unO lntertaltung BON Der 5oule
Of 8efuse 8anO perantaltet. ltatttnOen Utrc.
EN@Q martett@pn3ert 6eute Mbenp
In Der Nrbeiterbale, SO. S 9. 6recerifltr.
E- n8.-en Der
Dirtbiaaft pes 5rn. SObn 8lnnt, $50. All 90.
8alttmpreltr. neroen am nGhlfen Wi0ntag bic
.RInltler Ysrabeau uno Abrenp bic anpelenoen
@dlte oura ibre ausss3ei6neten mulitaltiAen
e%etltun9en auf oas ansenebmlte unterbalten.
@a &rdn36en.-Der 9teterfran3 tdlt
naAltsn Montas bas erte 3r6nSGen Oieisr Sai-
Jon in ben NeweNGemblp &opms. Wtr MAIDEN
Die @iitslisDer pss gsretns, iOpte ba0 publttum
i'm Na9emeinen, parauf auf merriam.
&% un d. - 9iebbaber Don Sauerfraut
unO gebertIGbe MAIDEN mir auf bic 2unGsNn5etse
pom Sans Midel Brpds aufmertlam
Np5r. Setnrta S@wtnn erEfnet
feline Wirttidaft In go. 270 A~unitr., nd&iten
Montag GOrmittag NIT etnem peIttaten QunG.
Abenps ftnpet IN pemlelben 2Otal etn 8aG ltatt.
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Gin @aarmiieeI in s0unsom Gountp.

@ointof 8O6e. 10. 9IOpbr. Getern
fanO in QOunoon @Onntp, bteiem Orte eeeenaber,
Elm S6uuiee tott. Oberlt @earp, wel&er
Na&rt6t erbaIten bate, RAP pie 8ebelen tn ie,
ner @egcnO 8efeitigungen an}ulegen luhten,
gtne NIT @apt. Chapman unO 25 Wfann pom
%. 9enniplp. 8egimeat iber Den 8luB unO itieb
auf cine fletne Qbtbeiiung 8ebelen, pelGe CT in
0ler StiIe nmging lno gang uneripartet nit
elmer Solse be9ritBte. 9lah 2 ~ferneren Salpen
3Ogsu l6 Die 6eiupe nit 9erlult BON 3 Soften
uuD einem QferOe 3urif.
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BOT cine 6epeutenpe 3ruPpenabtbeilun9 trurOe
3u9lei8 au6ge|anpt, um pteie SrOre gu unterltaS-

gen.
Der Ser. Ct. Gonlul feete G& iebp6 inS Mit-
tel uno man fam i8leBIiA therein, oaB Die Sc
f~aaaenea ais fOlhe bgt Jtbmu5 Paltren uno Die
8erbaltungsmdBreasl Bel 6bnlihen GorfOmmntl
fen NIT Dem Gebtnrt in @aIbtn9tOn l%tipultrt
perben {oaten. 8.
Set GuaYmds, Merico, bate Elm &anhpf stptS
lnen ben @tnaebornen unp ben ausldnotlhen
Qnlieplern ltattgefunoen. Der Nrngrit @onlul
purOe ms @efanentB g~ewcrfen unO 8 Nmerttas
nsr er1doRen. Sin Grupp pom 80 Nmerttanern
taoten 500 Wleriransr In Die 8ludt,
Gin @alifornier in Ma3antitlO 1T BON ben BE
bSrOen ltanpreAtli6 perurtbetIt rprbeu, wetl er
&rteasrontrebanDe etr9efubrt bate.
M Stueit 9epeI6e.
MuFmnft tes Sen. GHmner nit 100 NesuIaren BON
Californian. - @rIenatCr @win.
RewsNprt, Is. 9iOpbr. Der Dampfer
Champion brodte $875O00 BON Californian.
Inter ben 4aIiagieren bsfinoet l6 Senator
g6esnutG, SEN Sumner, Sberflteutenant Mer
6ant, @apitGre SUBJ, Boots, 6enOrtdlon, S.
Stepart uuo 0tnOer, qieutenonts 0tl6ert, Dan
bp, 6arpen uup @iuclair uno 700 Wiann 0eS
g. Snfanterte 9teg.
@r1enatOr @rptn 1T ebeniaaS Ya6a9ier, beftn
bet fb jeoO6 unter Arre(t .HsG
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@on Mzontaomerp.@ Ountp. @ep.

&od0ttte, Is. glop, Gor Der WlonteO.
mer9.GOuntY @Uurt 1T rer @rU5eb 9e8en 6oCanr
pesen GrmprruuJ pe0 O'GpnnOr oOn Capt.
9tdett'5 8atterte pteper oufgenVmmen.
@efern NbenD murpe cine untOnssSOtree i'm
6au1e oon S. 5enn:na, Gcuntp @lerf, 9eRaIten.
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@esen 8itretDaft e%nttafeii. 4ebeIenIdiTe nit 8e
fhlaa beleat = q rtleeaeaenffdn BON europa,

iDldg bcle9t = MISUNDERSTANDING BON WnFoPa'
Nep e@Urt, 10. 9lOp. Die 50. @pinn'
8enbam unD 8rete, welGe tcute 9la6mittog bier
BON @alifOrnten unter 8epoAung pom @eueral
GUNNER onfamen, wurben auf tbr GbrentpCrt,
ba5 2ano utGt pbne Die GrlaubntB Der 8e9te-
runa p~erlaIen gu po1et e%ntlaiien.
Die G6tfe o2ppta" unO pSCtn Softer MIR
BEN beute ais 9ebeQenetseatbnm init SeI9lae
betegt,
Der Danpfer edinburgh bradGte ette anan-
tttat gGaftn fir Die &esterung uno in benz Sra
nifef linO cine Men9e Deden uno 6tetrtr per-
3eiduet.
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$ Res

9errenltfc! a
Qlri&, 9 50; Qfer, IS; afsrmaau, S 81
9; 8eneOif, Ct. 9 81; Belaer, 9; 8eebler,
06; 9rudman, 8; Brill, S.; 8rannan, Sen,
s 81; 8otrunsi ST. 8uttboloer, $; gautbob
fer, s; gterer. Capt. 6 8roDt. DIR; gretb
i6natDer, St; 8iel, 6 81 Gpuler, So; Graft,
6; @rOder, 6 80; Dtetrid, 9em; Drepfus, VI
DutGer, s; Dundler, > 81; Daabetmer, $;
Dsdtr, u S; Ginger s. Gilbert, 6 8; @dsl, {
Sd, S; Gbrltd, s; 6rid, S; 6raue, s; Siren
sd, s %; 6ud, S; 6Oriter, 6 Orauma, @
s.; @arpner, S; @utbmai,n, D; gump, S;
@rete, s; 6e4tman, SM; 5artman, s; per.
8ogcS; 9aber, s D; 5rtren, s y; 5amm,
81; 6eebner, 6; 6apen, Or. 9 g; 9ammer,
q; 5etlman, q; SagelO, 80; 5arOsIaUstt, 5
2t6tentboler, d. $ Gang, 8 s.; MIbletier,
@; @lunger, IS; MinniG, 6; Mee, 8; Mad,
81; Mufer, 8apt. 81 0t Mun6, 9; MunOe
teim, 6; Nitper, S. Marquort, q .; MoBr,
ISM; NirbVrf S; @aul, 81; Yfeg, 6; Rete-
barn, GA G~etbwetler IT 8tCttia, DR; Osapp,
Is g; Sitter q ST; SeGler, 8 $; StOniter,
8; StermGere, g 81 Sfpar5man, O q
@Gneiper, S; @6im0nefi, S. SsItman, @bas
@6utte, 0QN @autf, 3; SdnSer, S; SepDslI
q Sd; GGulB, 8; SpIderman, 81; gBtegonO,
G.; BiDuer, S. gBob, So; 0almat0, s
2etiR, Q; g9eiseI, s; BeiOman, Gapt, 5;
INNER, g
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Wloute(er Qaub. uno GtaOtgeieuidlaft.

Die RttStisosr esieT GeteGi&aft ptrcen bierntt bsuaGrl&tst,
eab ulcrsen / z puntaS) Sa4mtlaS um 3 nbl, 2eiammluus IN,
btutlaen S9ubaus IN eer Sapitr in ber &sotnul 8 bs @8tnten
1 So tbt 1~tattfnceu wlrc. Aae uRttsleo T. aud bic, tertn
anpte pertuHeR ltne. erbaltea far ~5esabIuns BON 26 Delars uni
cart en-, 5 Vrpceut fir Dueiea aReaat. Rdbeie @rtlirun9 Iter ce
3Ht noe Der Seleuihatt ltseen 9eorudt in : an btls fir itbes
Dot leo Dor, 9eeps fll Sbarls Staut. SuIi1s WeiIer, iotpe
eu4 b eti. 0nses rnO slrat ID a~usetsHme 6lr q. VI. S5tI.
tsot unb SAD, 9;eerm.str reO 3.pltstsu ansstUumeu: 9srr
pen. lSut tam er fensn Deeb utGt { baltsn. g
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Nutbbinber oefuAt,

Gin FeiBisr uRb gei9pttsr . I@bfneer fam iofOrt Bsl@af.
KSun9 er6alteR bet u. o. &@mtht
Dt14- go. o. gpen. 5aItimorefra6e.
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SentIGes Nrbeits Nagweiiungs' 8iirean
TbameSftr.' g}p. SIS,

untsr Naffbt Der "Seutiden @efeGi1af."
NHe OeieuteeR. pelde neuti6e Sanoperter. Arbeiter seer DierSi.
hctsu 81 beiGdftiSen wiuf9eH, ICpir ane beuti9en GrbeuiaGen.
hen pclen it9 ~perfSuItd, Gber in f~ranfrten BrRten an ben Aeenten
hr @eieuihaft Qerrn s. &. gBeIttn9bpf, SO. 80 SbanHS
ftr. weaeen. peIGer uneutseloLtd Apstnnit ertbetIeR NIB. IL
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3weite beutfbe s1tmters
ffuAunAS.NefeufAaft.

DIE iin1t l4en UNI lRpet pielsr sc Gu DAT inp hermit elm
.elaben De elten s~eieSlpten 0tr auu1lunS ceis ben am IGtfter
Dennag BEN 19. 5tpp,mbsr. Abenbe z upr, tn Der Renabite pal
eeIauropnen. NO gu 9e per 3stt bic neuen 5eauten psr el6laQsu
wsrsen iouen. nj rissnlals be Nt@eri@eusapeH etusr StIaf
BON so Cts. untsrpOlien ltue.
SBtoGt Sn Aaftrases- & cuts 9 IaHfwt, SetT. PROB
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mafhinotoner NrteAiffe.

l0eAl@e Brtele, meI@e M 0Stal" Ra8s3H9t Iia0).
Damenttfts:
8Osert, Mrs. q u; @ab, @lrs s S. 9tnt,
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Werlanat merben foaleiAs

OICIHWBt WgLpkH TVBIEVW*
Snlmerleute, S6ntepe, gea8ner, DO fbiutien, Sti@ler. 8erss
IIeute. SattLr ROrbmo9er, iHr bic flcnter-@palpdente bes piertsn
JteSments. 90buuns $3.50 per @enatu ab @srpFesung. Gu
meIoen BET Jrancts S0uer, Capt
1877 s ItnAtOntr.
Gb 8etterbate.
81 Satsrr- NSeHue,
@ CD Duranb, &leut,
Nco11, 3mt 4 20 9tcrtb. Gapitr.
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Mamrfhf.

Dan T~fteIsanrn fss 0usrs sagsrs re. 2. u. 3. u. M. 81
N91rlnt, zap Fp oollaps tn Der am IA. abSebaneuen GerIamH'
!un1 9eieslt@ ,aui9slDft bat. Ntu9Iseer, Wnh Srldbe, be GH
ipra4' an ios Saser gu mA9en bacon, tSnneu pen MtOuta8 Wtit
tag an BET osm s%epeftnsn SetIetSr q, Sort, $50. 2. @artlr
tbten NntbelA auSbeSGb bit CT alen. SWfo
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-07-04

THE ARMY OArH.-The following IS
the oath which all volunteers and regulars
mustered into the service of the United
States are required to take before their
final enrolment into service: 81 do sol
emnly swear that l will bear true allegi-
ance to the United States Of America !;
that [ will serve them honestly and faith
fully against all enemies or opposers what
soever; that [ will obey the orders Of the
President of the United States and OF the
other officers appointed over me, accord
inc to the rules of the armies OF the Uni
ted States-so help me God"
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-07-04

SLIGHT DIFFERENCE IN VIEWS. s.-Du-
ring the hard -fought battle OF Bennington,
in the FIRST revolution, two brothers fought
side by side, protected by the trunk OF .
fallen tree The elder was man OF
prayer, but the other was not Baum S
Indian allies we're in ambush, picking OF
the Americans, when the elder brother
got sight of one of them, and, taking a
long aim, lifted up his heart and voice in
prayer, saying, Lord have mercy GA that
Indians soul -
The other brother got shot at another
Indian at the same moment, and as his
ball entered the savages head he bit off
the end of his cartridge to load again,
and said, "There's another Indian gone to
the devil ~
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UsEFUE INVENTIONS.

AN manufacturing and selling. at the low
rate Of six dollars, @. c. GREENS PAT
ENT FEED CUTTER, Acknowledged, by Oh
who have tried it, the simplest, most iuIsa;
and easiest operated machine ever gotten rF
1t viii cut Corn Fodder, long Straw, slsI
Oats, tangled Straw, or Hay. ! have tlersi
OF Cambria, Indiana Armstrong, Clarion FG
est, Elk and Jefferson counties. ! willdiTa
Of the right in three or four Of the last Ha1li
counties on fair terms.
havc also the right for HAYDEN'S PAT.
ENT CARRIAGE WHEELS. in Cambria @'
Blair counties. This Wheel has stood ibeia
Of over four years in many Of the Easerr2,-
Southwestern States, and proves to be nu'
stronger and more durable, although ol
third lighter, than the ordinary Wheel 90
not desire to sell any of my ter x
ritory on this, but will furnish ~
Carriages, Buggies, Sulkies &c -.
propose TO accommodate Car - -
riage-makers with Wheels (orhuus and -4ss
on reasonable terms. These Wheels &e @
superseding all others.
Call IT my shop, near the EbensbuTg .'-
dry, and examine for yourselves. .,rp
ISAAC C. SINGLA
Ebensburg, February ,, 1850.
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RAT SroRY-A young lady of Provi-
dence, in whose veracity We have no
doubt, recently saw what is related in
connection herewith As she sat looking
out of her window into the yard connected
with the house, she saw an egg lying upon
the ground in the hencoop presently two
rats made their appearance, one of which,
lying down upon his side, gathered tie
egg within his limbs and held it fast,
while the other rat took him by the "nar-
rative" and drew both rat and egg into
the hole together, where, without "letters
of marque," the egg was speedily confisti-
Gated
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re- Agents wanted to sell the Erie
Sewing Machine. We will give a commission
or pay wages at from $25 to $50 per month,
and expenses paid. The ERIE is new machine
and very simple in its construction. \ 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 BoGdoic
Machines. 1t is equal to any machine in use,
and the price is but fifteen dollars. Address
r. JAMES, General Agent E. S. NJ. Co. Milan,
Ohio mar. IA
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VANITY FAIRIES.-

Exchange Of colors While Gen. But
Ter is getting their Blacks, the slavohold-
ers are getting the Blues.
From what race are the T. T. VS. de-
scended ? From the Slave -Own-ians
Advice to Brigadier Generals: When
you don't know what to do, don't you do
you don't know what,
Difference between Army Cannons and
Church Canons: Merely difference OF
Bore.
Why are Rebel leaders like men who
have died of a surfeit Because they
over(r)ate themselves fatally.
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G1AMBRIA HOUSE, MAIN STREET,

4 RCADE HOTEL, Ebensburg, Pa
~ 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 a tayorite for visitors during the Summer
season, and viii spare no pains in making it
an agreeable home for all sojourners. Nv IA
BILE viii always be luxuriously supplied from
the markets Of the country and the cities Nv
BAR viii be filed with liquors of choice
brands. My STABLE is attended by careful
hostlers, and my charges will be such IS to
suit all. Expecting to receive a share Of pat-
ronage, and fully intending to deserve it. /
hereby throw open my house TO the public
HENRY FOSTER.
August %, l859:tf.