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E0UTL WASH

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Many r,fsOrs carry viii them a bad Ire. a.
greatly u tic auanyICee and often 10 Sac
disgust @. those with whom they come Ia
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gsrLiag this
Use Dr. Err. d. HURD's MOUTH WASH
Cleanliness rfthe mouth Is Of great sm-
r.rtanc- T. tae general health. w..... is o.
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im,#5~-i. t..r ash want "i proper att-s-yl z
TO Tins 50. jet.
USE uR. wu- p. HUIsu's MOUTH ws-ri-
Prepared III Dr. IIrr!'- Dental Ul.rc.
80 - Fourth Street. 3 uaklyn. +. -.
Price CT Cents per Bottle.
A ,i.,-aG. discount made u dealers
Aiiress Principal Office. Tribune T.. IL
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Sold ia Philadelphia by nvot; * c. ..z
North Pod. Street: .. 7 IIubhei. Lilo
Chestnut Street; an hy ala Druggist.
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skDDLERyl sADDLBRI-

HSHE SUBSCRIBE vonld re-
i Inform The citizens gf EteT7.
surrounding country, thai he las .
Saddler's shop. In tie tass1sa.
dwelling house. on Homer street, rE
Is prepared to furnish e. 0Iaa
most reaSaua BIZ slrmS- every @ ~.l.--.
Saddles. Bride. and Harness &r-
Having many Years cNl,eTztl
business, 5nrl TiEg nc-u bH- ..
Uorkmen. an using the bc>t m-,e.--
all ms work. he lapes 70 mcTnj a.
q liberal ~ha~s O. fhe public D1t
Ceunirr -re ar p.
for work. a-. soc higne-t naa
JAMES &se.' 2
Eh5u-,ure. S-7t-. Is. 's5s---
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CJOB WORK OF ALL EINDSDONE
At THIS OFFICE on SHORT NOTICE
kSo Al EEASOSABLE PBICFS.
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UNION HOUSE.
EeENS2uRG Pa.

INNN ! B.AIt. Ir-IH--.-T-
THE PROPRIETOR yslI -pa1sr.a .,...a,
to render ..l- Ns:gl, w0rJlyuI "a c.a.lurla-
:iru o! ll.- liberal share Of public patron
~ i has heretu-=e received His table
will always Le fur! she'd with tire Lest tire
market affords; III, b.r with t3.r Izs. u
liquors.
His Stal e - large. aus will he attended.
hv an attcutivc au,, ob,igin- host.,r.
Ebenhurg April 1sGl.
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Jounst,wn. Much. ssh, Isg2-3mas.
-EE-rI The Great EaHSe OF
ss2 Iii.illN IIIAEhT.

Just fsIu-lsLeu III a >Cd.Cu envelope; lfl-,
sets
\ LECTURE DE DR CCLEEEWELL.
on THE CAUSE AND CURE IF Suerma-
rarTiat. Consumption, Mcutll an Physical
Debility. NERVOUSNESS Epilepsy; Impaired
NutrRnu ot tae body; Las>iradc WoakUa~S
Of the Limits and Of the Back ndis position
and Incs.acitv for Study and Labor Dull
ness # apprehension Los OF Mem r.
Aversion 70 Society Love "f Solitude: Tia
Ility Self Di~tr,>t : DIzziuess Headache
Affections "f the Eyes PmPIcs Ola Tie lace
IuvoluE AIRY Emissions, and Sgyusl hcaEae-
ify the Consequences Of Youthful Iu1l-rre-
tiou. &c, &c.
- THIS admirable Lecture clearly proves
that The above enumerated. often self rGlict
ed cvi. may lie removed without mc.!icine
ana without dangerous surgical ore. ATOMS.
and should he repIby every youth aud every
man H. the land.
sent under seal to any address, in a plain
sealed envelope. on the receipt of six cents
IT two postage stamps. h. addressing.
nr- CIfAS. !. G.. KLINE
I2s B0Tvery. Eesv York. Pest
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DESTESTRE.

FYHE undersigned Graduate If the Balti-
: move College Of Dental Surgery. respect
fully offers his pr"tleSSi NAL services To the
citizens of EhenSburg. He has spared no
menus thoroughly TO acqul.at '5m--'f with
every Improvement in his arl. L many
year, of personal experience hr aas thought
t. add she i.,Palrcd experience of the high
ct authorities in Dental Science. lie SIN
Ply asks that an opportunity may be given
for Ills work To speak its avn praise.
SAMUEL BEDFORD. >. ID. s.
Office formerly occupied 10y DR.. Clark.
REFEEENCES.
Prof. c. 4 Harris 7. Z Bond, ir.; ". r.
Handy y y. Biandy, p. II. Austen. Of the
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EBENSBURG FOUNDRY.-HAyING
Ek puT chased the entire stock and lixt-
ures Of the EbenshuTg Foundry, the
subscriber Is prepared to furnish farmers
and others with
s'i0ushS. Plough Points Stoves
1sisI Irons. ThTcShInE Machines
and castings Of any kind that may be nee>
dU2 IN the community.
By strict attention to the business of
the concern. he hopes 10 merit, and
trusts lie will receive liberal patronage
from thosein want Of article in his line.
All nusinsss Done II the Foundry.
EDWARD GLASS.
Mech %. '55-tf. Is, 1891
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WHO WANTS 4 HOME e

l will sell fer cash or in payments, OF
the most reasonable terms, any or ali o'
the following described real cStFte 10 VII;
WALLEGHENT TO WNSHiP.
One hundred acres of land. part of
survey in name of David Hammond, ad-
ioining lands os James Doyle, George
Delaney and others This land Is un-
improyed-is good farm land-and con-
taips a first rate coal bank
Also. a tract Of laul known as the
..O!d John Glass place containing
13O acres or thcTcabouts, about 20 acres
Of which are cleared, with TWO SIO-
RYLOG DWELLING HOUSE. AND
4 BANK BARN thereon erected. The
Ebens.urg aud Cres-ou Rail Road pas
ses through this tracc-
ALSO \ iur If ground in the Bor-
oEzh If Lose,r0, situate On 81. Joseph
street known 10y tie M. l3T, adjoining
10. Of F,-r.-1 Bcugrjl
CAMBRIA u TTNSHEP.
\ p'c,a oc FoI.-. es and lying on
sides Il tbs public road, South OF Eoaus-
burc. containing sixteen :, adulira-
big aGaH-.t f.r pasture in.-.
IstdEEULL TOWNSHIP.
4 house an i.t ed groCLd situate n
Canubell,;ova with a two STORY
FRAME TAVERN HOUSE, OUI
HOUSES AND STABLE, thereon cree
,ei
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ARCADE HOTEL. Ebensi3I,rg.

HENEY FOSTER. PnaPEfEI-r-
: sUl> HOTEL, FORMERLY KNOWN
I as the '.EbCusburE House, = one CO..
th- oldest and best stands lu tlC nno-1h
oi LheusbUrg. for the accomuu6atiun ui
tle trave.in- community. The Proprietor
assures al sghu NAV De- disposed 70 pat
rsr..zc him hat lis TABLE viii he snr~
p'ic,i with all the luzur.es %: the s-4s5u. g..
bis BAR with tie choicest OF Liquors,
and no rain- spared 10 render his guests
comfortable.
Ebcnsburg, April Il. ls5s:22:ly.
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.cEEU. DOT now UCILIitU
" LIONS TOWNSHIP.

A tract OF land on the Western slope
Of Laurel Hill adjoining lands Of VII
liam Brown aud others, containing %
scres II Of which are cleared, having
thereon erected TWO STORY
FRAME HOUSE AND LOG STA
l.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
Further Particulars of the Iate Rattle

Lou!svILLR, Sept. lin the battle fought on
Saturday, near Richmond, Ky the Union force,
a near a. could be ascertained, was between COO
and . 900. Ii commenced by Gen Nelson driving
the rebels back, until about4 O'Clock D. IN ,whe n
the rebels were largely reinforced, and crossing 2
artillery and routed our men The rebel force is
estimated at 16, ,0dO to 10000 men The Federal
lon Is reported $50 to 300 killed and wounded
The rebel loss 10 not known, but is said to be
nsavy. zen Nelson was wounded slig htly; Col.
warner, OF the 18th Kentucky, and Col. Top.
ping, OF the 7lst Indiana, reported killed.
At Lexington last night the bells were all runC
slept on their arms. Major Generals Wright and
Wallace are at Lexington, and the Union men
are fully prepared In case the rebels make an at
tack.
Gen. Nelson left en- route for Cincinnati to- day
A bowling Green dispatch says that g lars e
rebel force, under Buckner, is at Thomp knsvilie.
The rebels destroyed the telegraph line to-day
cation with Nashville.
Gov. Morton and suite arrived st the Gal.
House this evening. There Is considerable eX-
element In the city to-day.
PROCLAMATION OF THE GOVERNOR OF KENTUCKY
LOUISVILLE, Sept 1.-Governor Robinson has
Issued a proclamation IN which he says the State
has been invaded by an insolent foe, her honor
insulted, her peace disturbed, her integrity i'm.
perllled. The small but gallant army raised
upon an emergency for her DE- fenae, under Nelson
mas met with temporary disaster, and the enemy
advancing to the accomplishment Of his purpose
cf the subju2ation Of the State. He must be met
and driven from the border. He calls on every
legal citizen Of Kentucky to rally to the defense
blow for the defense Of his native land, property
and home
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NEW CONFEDERATE IRON CLAp-The Lon
don correspondent OF the Dublin Evening Mail IL
responsible for the following:
She can stesm from sixteen to eighteen knots
purposes invulnerable, and will prsve to any
vessel she may encounter az formidable an an.
fagonist as CUT Own Warrior, the boast of the
British Navy. This Is the ono 29On as TO the
whose whereabouts Federal cruisers have with
reason betrayed such anxiety. 1t has been known
for some time that large and powerful iron
vessel was being constructed at the dockyard of
Messrs. Laird, Birkenhead; but monsters of the
deep are % much the order OF the day at that es.
nolishment tn II no one troubled his head much
at this new production, or cared TO remark tn
extra thickness Of the plates which were being
used. At the very last moment the Federal au.
thorties seem to have their suspicion aroused for
the Tuscarora was dispatched to keep watch in
the neighbe rbood Of the dock where she Law and
The Gouihern coast OF Ireland WIS strictly guarded
also "No. $780," meanwhile, apprsed Of all
that was going on, dropped down the river
ncminally for her trial trip, with party Of ladies'
and musicians on board
instead, however, Of returning TO her moorings
at Btrkenhead, where she would have been kept
In 6urance vile by the Tu,ca,ora, she quietly
landed her passengers at llOlyhead and proceeded
on her voyage, avoiding tie harbors Of Cork,
Waterford, &c In fhe neig ghborhocd Of which
she might have heard Of something not at all to
her advantage. g No 29O'' steamed around by
Londonderry and Donegal, and was Joined OF tho
west coast Of Ireland BY the steamer which had
previously started, having on board the arma-
ment intended for the gigantic Ironsides. Had
she even met the TuSCarOfa while still unarmed,
1t was the Intention of her captain to try the for
tune OF war by running stem on at full speed Into
her antagonist. IL needs no extraordinary powers
Of discernment to discover what excitement must
be caused at the oth:r side Of the Atlantic by the
arrival Of the :. No. 290."
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THH ORION OF OIL SPRINss.-Ths source Of
these vast supplies Of Oil has been much dis.
cussed, and there are still some points In their
history which remain obscure. We trace their
remote origin to the great forests Of antiquity,
whose shrubs were trees, and whose trees were
giants; we knew their greatness by the casts CT
their mighty trunks, and the silhouettes Of their
huge leaves, which we find In our coal mines.
Submerged and subjected to certain strange
agencies, the vast rank forest turned slowly Into
coal. Such change involves q separation of
carbon and hydro gen, sometimes as gas, . me-
times a. oil. or a. bOtn combined. Gravity
would force the fluid to seek the lowest level Il
could fad, through every crack and Hssure,
which accounts fer Its being found only below
but often remote from the coal deposits. Under
other circumstance the pressure Of water fr N
beneath, or the volatile nature Of the gas which b
acc, mpanes the oil, force II up, into the highest
attainabe level thus bringing 1t often into strata
above the coal measures. Just how, or when, or
why, these wonderful transitions took place NAV
never be definitely kno wn for in the vast crucible
beneath our feet, where fierce Ares are always
raging, each change is directed by the hand Of an
Almighty chemist, with faultless wisdoA and in
ways often past finding out.-MsrchdntSMag.
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DEFERRBD LOCAL ARTICLPS.

POLICE MArrRRs.-The following cases have
BEEN reported aimee our last:
H'', y Mp';s P,.s.setaMiShssi Ksan, John McLans,
efea to military. w Hopkins, fast driving; 81
A. T Thomas, do; s6.
Sseo.d P,ee,.et-Charles C.tlott, drunk and
aisoraefiyi turned over to military, John Fos-
Ter, doi locked up. w. Phipps, shooting in
1awd P'":sts-Jas. Burns, disorderly; 81 so.
"a ps' =, ceTir1y. do; d,mi. Iane. Land, do !;
Is "a each. Barry J. Nc Cullogh, selling quor
TO soldiers; $40 az. James Rind, Chas Gardner,
z harny, aeaiingi s2.A each. q. Weeden, do ;
jail. Thomas Corcoran, James stallings, do !;
dismissed Bridget Cary, do workhouse silas
Smith, enticing soldiers to desert; turned over TO
military; p Anges, desertsr; do. w. Haw-
i, ain,, nui,aneei ss.A. Jack Rogers, Anna King,
dismissed. Wm. Briscoe, larceny; Jail James
Shelton, do dismissed. Jos. Baternan, drunk;
do ignatius Over, driving on pavement; 81 "a.
- sn s.sa ~ p,te,ast-Hsns Just assault; security
for court. May Burd, drunk and disor derly;
nneo S< Joan Gore, assault and battery; dis.
missed John Savage, disorderlv; hned 81 rs
MY Burk, drunk; workhouse.
EightA P,seiset Albion Parker, resisting an
ooacer; jail for court. John Bal ess, deserser;
ta%ed over 10 military. p. Turney, do do.
Robert Cain, do dismissed: Sarah Jane Riley,
Offering Confederate money; turned over to mill,
tary: F. Beasley, vaarant; dismissed. Chester
Read, offering bogus money; dismissed John
White, do; 40. p. Huron, drunk; DO. Jacob
HornbeR, drunk and disorderly; turned over to
military. John Ware, do; do. John Keaho,
do; votkhouse. Martha Francis, do /; DO.
NissA Preeisef.-Susan Tspmor, disorderly;
dismissed. g. Perkins and 9. Barber, drunk nd
di:orderly; do = Manly and McNalley. dis
orderly; 40. M. Burns, do Aned O1 81. r
Friddle, sleeping In street; dismissed
Tsstk Pyseisef Martin Connollv, assault and
battery; workhouse. Lawrence Sweeney aud
Jenny Hutchinson, vagranb; do. Sarah Lee and
Sarah Farrtnaton, prostitution; do. Jas Norris
Sruni; nned 81 81. ~; Murphy, without pass;
turned over to the military. b. O'Conner, dis
orderly; do. 8. Dudley, stealing. dismissed.
Mary Smith, abusive language; anedSslO o. W
CLARK, drunk; fned -. ". b. Arth, disorderly;
aned % a. Daniel Sheehan, carrying concealed
for court. Ann Jane Picker, prostitution; dis
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LATER FROM EURNPE.

Sr. JOHNS, Sept. 1.-The steamer North Amer.
lea passed Cape Race on Sunday morning, with
later advices from Europe.
The U. 8. steamer Tuscarora had returned TO
Kingstown.
The London Times, speaking OF the conscri D.
tlCn In the United States, says that the lard Of
freedom 10 now ruled by force that Ii creating
terror.
TIL London Herald says It would be the saliva
ton OF the Northern States II Europe would i'm
mediately forbid the continuance Of the war
The enbaekauon Of French troops for Mexico
had been suspended till after the arrival of the
next mail from Vera Cruz.
From Italy the statement 10 confirmed that
Garibaldi entsred Datanla and was We'll recei we'd
by the people.
In the I,alian Senate, on the Goth, an explana.
tlon OF events In Sicily was asked for, When 3
taz1i replied that the government considered
6aribadi In state Of rebellion and that the situ-
alton Of Italy was grave, bat he hoped tie di n
culties would be surmounted.
Ratazzi also stated that communication between
Catafusia aad other towns had been interrupted.
Gen. Mells, believing IL to be ths Intention of
Gar1baldi to proceed to Messina, had placed at
the approaches to that city. The Senate, after
hearing the statement, adopted the following:
Rs5oLred, That the Senate Ia convinced that
the ministry will act with the greatest energy,
that order law, and the dignity Of the Crown
and Of Parliament may be maintained intacs''
THE LATEST.
LONDON, Friday, p. m.-The Garibald Ian
question 10 unchanged. Sicily 10 procla lined to
be In state Of siege. Gen Cugia has issued q
proclamation saying that he will dissolve every
armed band by force.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Why IS it that Cristadora's Hsiy Dye IS tAs BEST
in ths uoyId &,
Because eminent chemists say 80
Because IL contains No caustic compounds
Because 1t wears longer than any other
Because 1t operates instastansossIy
Because II does not stain the skin.
Because II nourishes and strengthens the hair {,
Because IL cofrects the bad effects Of other dyes.
Because its presence cannot be detected
Because 10 sses, fails!
Manufactured by J. Cristadoro, Astof House,
New Y ork. Sold every where, and applied By
all Hair Dfesse1.
Price 81, sl.SO and sa per box, according to
size. No. l.
CRIsrApoRe's HAIR PRBsRRvAfIvB
10 Invaluable with bis Dye, a. It impafts the ut.
most softness, the most beautiful gloss, and great
vitality to the hair
Price so cents, 81 and % per bottle, according
to size. an 2O-eolmr
GhEAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, rtd Bahimors
and Harytsbsyg TO Ihs North and Wsu.-Two
trains leave Warrington daily and one on Sun
day-Quick uRe--low fare and SURE G. on neotions
Soldiers tickets sold through At aovernment
rates. For tickets and further information annlv
at the ONCE OF Great Pennsylvania Route, north.
east corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth a. !.
Washington Once open from s q M until o.
m; on Sundays from TO 4 p. m. :
an li.ly E. O. NORTON, Agent.
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RAISING TIE BLACK YLAs.

TIE IDEAL NuRsE.-A Washington letter wri.
Ter says "l never yet have seen the ideal nurse.
The nearest approach to her was hs wife Of q
while her wounded husband In the bed beside
Ter lay writhing In paiu.''
IL The Havana correspondent Of the New
York Herald writes hat there are Q good many
draft shirkers there, who horrihed to ind that
hey have visited the island In Its unhealth hiest
'esson, the yellow fever being unusually prevs.
1T and fatal.
ian absent wife 10 thus ad vertised for :
me, your absence will ruin all. Think of
b - parents, the children, your husband. Re.
>, re:c;r, ell may yet be well. At any rate,
oss sLS Esy OF ths cupboard where tbs gin
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THE LATEST
City Psint Destroyed by Federal Gpnboat

FoRTRKss MONROE, Aug 80 -The steamship p
Baltic arrived here this morning and awaits
orders. Reinforcements are ordered to james.
town Island.
City Point has been entirely demolished by the
Federal gnnboats. For some time past the rebels
have been firing into our transports passing up
tinued he should destroy their buildings at City
Point
On Thursday last the rebels brought down to
City Point eight cannon and about 400 rihemen,
and opened fre on the Federal dotilla, which at
that time was near and abreast Of that point;
whereupon our gunboats opened fire upon the
Point and demolished every building In the
place, and dispersed the rebels.
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ID IL 10 now known that the draft will not
take place In the State Of New Yark on the I'd of
september, as the enrolment 10 not completed
The day on which the draft will take place will
be designated by the Governor. There are now
about On 600 troops enrolled in the State to all the
call for 300 0O0 volunteers and for old regiments
This leaves about 100 to raise under the call for
800 900 conscripts. Probably about sixteen days
remain for volunteering before the draft.
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ID State Rights is a very lively ghost still
stalking abroad in the Southern Confederacy.
Mr.. Footc, the blood thirsty inventor Of retalia
tlon bills, tells jeff that he must not raise men
by general conscrip:iOn, but leave to the states
the work Of getting on. the men wanted. A con.
scriptiOn by the Confederate affair would be
nothing less than an act OF military Aespotlsm,
and Foote isopposed to despotism-when IL gofes
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william 4. Bachelors celebrated Hair DYE
produces color not 70 be disting uiahed ffon ~.
ture-vasrsated not 10 in;ure the Hair In hsleass;
remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and invigor.
stes the Hair for life. Grey, BED ~ Rsssy Hsv
Insanity turns q splendid Black or Brown, lssv-
Ing the Hair son and beautiful. eoA ~ al
DfugKists, &o. -..
O The Genuine is dgned WILLIAM A. BA1sH-
HLoR, ~ tke Jes, stkss u each oox.
fs.foSy, No. 81 Barclay st., Nsw York,
ss1-1y (.ste 2ss Broadway and 10 Boaa stl
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II The notorious punch making George N
Sanders Is the confederate Envoy" who e.
cap d into Canada and thence sailed for Europe.
The Montreal Gazette says II 10 rumored that the
object Of bis mission Is to take an offer Of the
OF absolute free trade with the Southern States
II they will pay the Confederate war debt. II
at ball don't catch the gudgeon, George 10 pre-
pared to promise gradual emancipation-proba-
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Thu GuAPillne In Missou,f

ST. Louis, Aug. 81 -Advices from Grecnville
state the gueril LAS, SEQ strong, under McBride
threatened that place, and that 100 Union
troops, under Col. Simpson, are there to NEE,
them. The rebels have Tor some days been con-
gregating all their available forces at that point
and hourly make offensive demonstrate Ar
attack 10 soon expected, but no fears are enter
tained as to the result
The steamer Adriatic arrived to-day with SOC
negroes, freed by Gen. Curtis, on board A
like number 10 expected to night.
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NOTICE.
EkSONs Having Weak or Sore Eyes can be
HIS. BARRoN's EYE sALVE,
for sale $50 Twentieth street. between X and Pa.
Av0nuO. m

q. q. HOOD
As CSnstanNy receiving and las always on hxac
2 nu imply Of oil tho NEST celebrated n
WA 1CHES thai Arc manufactured in Eng &H
lAnd, Svitserland and America, both in Sold a.
nd Silver oasss: He also keeps largo stock q!
yftA Diamonds, Emerslds, Rubies and all othe.
Sens. he Il also manufacturing oil kinds Of sohs
standard Slver Ware, and keeps Swords, svoi
yers, Sword Belts and Sashes, Bowie Kniver
Ea.ors. Scissors, Sold, Silver and Steel speot.
kept In JsNeIry Store, and all at tho very ovcsi
Ir1oe: Ne. 33o Pc. svsnus. between eth and lOtb
srsHts 70 1S-u
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Rebel Guerillas on the Tennessee River.
CAIRO, Aug. 80 The steamer Rosie Hamilton
above Fort Henry. Three Of the shots took cf.
feet, and the captain was wounded. The gun.
boat Alfred Robb, which following the
Rosie Hamilton, shelled the woods, without
however, eHecting the dislodgment OF the rebels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-02

IL According to correspondent Of the Temps
at Rome, the Pope is about to issue a doctrinal
bull which will condemn in detail all the errors
OF the human mind and will trace line Of de-
marcation between the Catholic dogmas and
human presumption. Tbs Pope has been earnest.
ly engaged upon this document for some time.