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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-16
MASONIC CALENDAR.

RichmOn1 Lodge, meets the frst fuesdsy
evening IN every month
Webb Lodge, the thisd Wednesday ..........
King Solomon Chapter, second Friday
WaSne Council. drss Thursday in March. June,
Septenber andDecember..
BrittOn Lodge (colored. 6rst Monday in each
month.
I. o. O. r.
White Wafer Lodge meets oyery Friday svsntng.
Herman (tsesman1 Lodge, every Tuesday evening.
Woodvard Lodge, every Wednesday svsaing.
oriental Encampment. every sscond aad fourth
Tuesday OF each month
Degree of Rebecca, Of Whitewater add WoodW ward
LODGE drst AID third Tuesday Of eaeh noeth.
Degree Of Rebeccs, of Hermsn Los &C. nrst and third
Monday Of each month.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-16
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HUMBOLDT, NEW YORK,
Capital and surplus, sa5o,ooo 90
Capita, and Surplus. $4,000 ~
QUAKER CITY. PHILADELPHIA.
Capital and surplus. SEQ COO 90
LIFE INSURANCE..
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York
II 7Insuranee low in other reliable compa-
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WALL PAPER.
w Have YOU seen those beauti-
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and Curtain Material always hand and sold low TO r
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| Lives of Lincoln and Hamiin.
| Au.obiogrsphical Recoiiectons, by Q. R. Leslie;
| Thirty out of the Senate, by JACK Downing.
Five hundred Daily Mista Corrected
+, Home and Abroad by BAylrd Taylor.
The Bobbin Boy, events in the life Of Gov. N 2
Seed time and harvest exceIlen. book for Youth
The Old settlers Of Indiana
Atlantic Monthly for August :
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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-04-26

SPLENDID assortment of FURNITURE. which
he will sell very cheap. CufFlNs made 10
order on the shortest notise and at Fea 2apz
BILE prices.
Ebensburg, Oct. 6, ls59:tf
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-04-26
New Arrival,
New Tailoring establishments

'he undersigned respectfully informs
the citizens of Ebensburg and vicinity,
that he has opened a Tailoring establishment
next door to DIR. Bunn's Drug Store, where he
Is prepared to manufacture garments of the
latest style and most complete workmanship
He hopes by strict attention to business to
merit and receive share of patronage
THOMAS DEyINE.
Eheusburg, Sspt, l, ls59:ly.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-04-26
d FAD THIS, AND STUDY YOrI
III OWN INTERESTS,
list RECEIVED, NEW STOCK OF
Tax II E S, JEWELRI
CLOCKS and Notions
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

inst received-all Of the latest s;vle: =!
most beautiful workmanship. Having ses.
ed his stock with great care, be is Coufil,
he can suit every taste as to style as We.
all pockets by the great reduction in urices
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-04-26

MILWAUKEE, BRIcKs-One of the most
singular wagers we ever heard of, says
the Buffalo Courier, was made In Chi
cago on the day before the munich
pal election in that city. The bet was
between a Water street merchant and Ned
Obsorne of the fremont House, the larg-
est cigar and tobacco dealer in the city,
and was to the effect that if Wentworth
was not elected, Obsorne should have the
privilege of kicking the Water street mer-
chant aforesaid, from the fremont House
to Springer street. The day after the
election, the merchant having lost, came
to Osborne's store, and presented his per-
son to him for the contemplated kicks and
demanded that Osborne should take the
stakes. Osborne had been training his
right leg all the previous day, and had
armed his foot with heavy cowhide boot,
with soles as thick as two clapboards The
merchant started UP by the fremont, Os-
born delivering a heavy kick as he start
ed, but drew back his foot with a spasmod-
&c action and paroxysm Of countenance
absolutely pitiful. He tried another one,
but the looser hinched not, aud he kept
on his way undisturbed bv the volley he
had received. The result OF this was
worse than7the first, and he fairly curled
mp on the ground and howled for pain
The merchant stoope and calmly in9uir-
ed /: "Why don't you take the stakes ?''
"What have you got in the basement of
your pants 2" cried Ned. 'NIilwaukie
bricks" shouted the merchant, "and we
amt within mile of Springer street vet. u
Osborne subsidized, paid the champagne
and has been wearing list slipper ever
since
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-04-26
4 RCADE HOTEL, Ebensburg, Pa

4 RCADE HOTEL, Ebensburg, Pa
"A The subscriber, having leased, re-iitted
and newly furnished the 'sEbensburg House,
is prepared TO accommodate his friends and
the public generally. The House has always
been fayorite for visitors during the Summer
season. and will spare no pains in making II
an agreeable home for all sojOurners. My IA
BILE will always be luxurinusly supplied from
the markets OF the country and the cities. Ny
BAR will be filed with liquors OF choice
brands My STABLE is attended by careful
hostlers, and my charges will be such as to
suit ALL Expecting TO receive share OF pat
ronage. and fully intending 10 deserve it, /
hereby throw open my house to the public
HENRY FOSTER.
August 25 lS59:tf
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-04-26
JOB WORK! JOB WORE,

ii aving, IN connection with the AHe-
IL ghdnian, 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
and Blanks OF every description, on short
notice and on the most reasonsbIe So ''
Persons desiring anything in this line, Will do
we'll to call - "'
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-04-26
CABINET WAEE-ROOM.

n EY 4 y s re-
IL. specially In
forms the eitizeas OF
Ebensburg, and Cana
bria county generals :
ly, that he has on
hand and for sale, az
his Ware.room, enc
square west OF blair's
Hotel, q large and
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-04-26

na- Aunt E. was trying to pursuade
little Eddie to retire at sundown, using as
an argument that the little chicken went
to roost at that time.
eyes" says Eddy, "but the old hen al
ways goes with them
Aunt tried no further argument with
the young hopeful, but allowed him to re-
tire at his pleasure
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~ Subscribe for TIE ALLxaHASIAS.
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are particularly invited TO an inspection Of.
present stock and prices. EAR DROPS biz,
erto sold al SIS viii now be sold at 5 ry
ind ,rarrantsd 10 stand thc tsst of lreGT BrssE
Pins, Rings, &C, at reduction.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-14

blindness Of night had come before her eyes, and
her little hands fiuttered like white birds, until
| Frank, with smile that showed the brightness of
his soul, could resist no longer tho yearningften-
derness that crayed and sought response to the
| love he had cherished for her SO many months.
| took them in his warm, tender clasp, and hid the
sweet eyes in the manly breast that throbbed with
such a rapture Of delight.
| "A have loved you so well, 20 truly, SO long,
he said lowly, as he pressed kisses ON her brown
HAN, and until this moment ohopelessly. Speak,
my darling, tell me that am loved in return"
Ittook some coaxing to lift the tear:damp eyes
to his and some teaching to prevail on the CULVER
ing lips to repeat, Yes, dearly but Frank was
satisfied. Ea
" men they came to consciousness Of their sur
roundngs, they found the twilight had closed into
darkness, and the holy stars Of heaven were look.
ing down as witness Of their plighted iroth.
salute you as brother. said Frank, walking
into his modest parlor, where Louis sat writing.
'Imogene, gives me the right.'s
/" Why, how! When! Where II never discovered
it.'irapidly calculated the astonished gentleman.
1How! BY means of love. when? A few
moments since. Where? On the balcony. Az TO
the discovery, believe we made it sometime since.
but never found it convenient before to compare
notes. said Frank gaily, as he looked proudly
down on his promised wife.
In few days Imogene and Louis started on their
hoIneward journey.
Frank busted himself through the winter months
improving and identifying his house and grounds,
and when spring again hung forth her banners Of
green, he brought to them as their mistress and
browning grace his wife, Tmogene
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-14

e nae muscles of the human jaw produce power
t edaa1 70 4s4 pounds. This is only what seiena
sens US Da, we Know the jaw Of some of our law
year :, rs e9 E 10 good many thousand pounds
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-14

sDidium, disease Of the Wins
Theeiolitre, equal 10 twent y.t,yo ii .,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-14

Z f
osene and CASTOR rode at an unhroken gallon
anal they reached silyery little streamiet at 4
Instance o. some half mile from the gate, and there
.nc petlea steeds voluntarily assumed their priyi.
iege and stopped to take long draft Or The coo,
wafer, mnrmuring away over its bed az snowv
sand and bright coicred pebbles.
s After this they moderated their speed q a moss
which was maintained for some mile further whass
lane opened. running at right angle to the nsh.
liz road, and which finally ended in the ronaf
wagon tracks leading to the river.
On entering this lane they again gave the horse,
then reins, nor drew bride, until they emerge.
from the unsightly but substantial rail fence
which enclosed the fertile fields. then in state
preparationfo for their crops Of corn and cotton.
This left behind them, they were quickly lost il
the ahadydepths Of the outrageous swamp, Wher,
the interlacing limbs made the road a long sylvan
bower.
The qniet aud GOODNESS that reigned in ths soil
tade came with calming influence to their quick
pnlses hastened in their beat by the nspirting gal
iop, and seemed even TO have its effect on the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-14

beseged citadel Of her heart, and bestowed the in
estimabie treasure of her hand on young South
ern Adonis, who has been visiting our Northern
cities. #@
THE name Of the happy gentleman is Mr.. Gas
ton Nicoll. Report does him the honor to say he
is heir to countless thousands, and doubtless will
Mademoiselle's past experience she will find her
self fully competent to dispense them with roya
profusion-Chacon son gout'
Frank rose and walked turn or two on the gal
lery, surprised at himself for being SO much agi
tated at the intelligence, and hating between hi
desire and fear to use it, as test to Imogene'.
feelings.
Lonis started up and hurried away, saving he
must prepare an answer for his correspondent tc
go by the next days mail.
Frank and Imogene were alone.
q Here is news,'' said Frank, quietly placing the
letter and paper in Imogene's hands.
He stood cold and trembling as she read.
a look of surprise crossed her face and of com
miseration; and then, when she returned the paper
and letter, she said, with interest," but still com
posedly:
i" What hard blow to his fond parents. q
Frank sank on the rustic bench whereon limo
gene was seated, almost fainting from tho great
Eeucuoh Ol uilnu mat followed hef words.
she resumed her yet somehow, although
she had but glanced at him as she spoke, bill agta
ton was contagious, and her breath Gang quick
and her face flushed and paled in the same mo.
ment
:" Is that all. Imegene ~
"Yes.n was the only answer she found in her
confusion to make.
Both were silent; for the deepest feeling Of the
heart do not readily find an outlet in Words
imogene sought refuge IN her occupation: but a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-01-07

The SoIREE.-This affair came of on Monday
evening as previously announced Some 40
or so couple, Joined in the amusements of the
evening. The dancing commenced at about 7,
lead on by some very good music from a band
OF our citizen performers, and j. f. Clifford as
head, while the floor movements were under the
direction of our very competed and accomplish
ed friend Charley Lockwood The company
was genteel and orderly, and the amusements
carried on with very pleasant degree of good
feeling, which of course had its effect upon the
spectator as well as parlcipator. At haEpast
y the announcement was made for supper at the
Ashtabula House, and the company adjourned
ln obedience to the agreeable summons. After
short tarry in the parlors for the company to
assemble, the old folks, consisting of the village
Doctors with, and without families, the Post
Master, The Editor, ex-land-lords, ex-festiyal-
committee men, and others, only candidates for
civic distinctions, were ushered into a side room
to most Proiuse aud sumptuousy prepared ta-
Bile. The bi-valyes, however, we've che great
feature OF the FEAST and these were served with.
out stint Meats, poultry, pastry, confects, fruit
nuts, and knicknacks generally, presented
somewhat formidable aspect even for the hun
cry company present In the regular dining
nall two similarly spread tables ran through
N@ length Of the room, which we're also filled.
ilA'e' were laid for 100 guests, but these &C.
So'nunou"Nons were not sufficient, and second
Nole was sPNad Such was the abundance with
which the tables were loaded, that scsrcev a
pereePlible impression had been made mon !,
~He" 'ue company "pse In reganng the par
lOrs' the old folks haa to pass the dining hail
into which, curiosity indeed us, with others ,r
take look, TO see how th. youth and hean,u
were making it, whose joty bOgan 10 be ona;
BILE. This step was false one, and proved a
great blunder, for the boiserOLS use of tbo
monosylable that designates so much of village
consequence, cut Off all escape, and We found
ourself in for A speech, song, story OF senti-
ment, seemed the only condition of freedom.
II any one knows the impediments 10 the way
OF ventilating ones literary genius, with jacket
stuffed to the last degree with turkey and oys.
ters, aud struggling with an innate modesty and
oashiulDess, some idea may be formed of our situ-
alon Just then. We looked implOrngly, but the
mu'lllode OF upturned faces only laughed at
our embarrassment. Not relentlng. or sym
palhising look could VIC discover. A desperate
ease surely, but something was 10 be done. We
spppoped ell our latent manhood, took three
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-01-07

steps forward, moved one or two convenient
chairs. cleared our thorax with two or three au-
dible hams, proceeded to say, so faras we were
conscious Of what took place awe hare no
oratory, and the gift Of CAB was no part Of
our inheritance, but ladies'. and gentlemen, If
you will let us of with sentiment we will
make the effort to give you one" The silence
became all at once painful and the internal strug-
gle still more painful. But we proceeded
"Good company, good humor, good supper,
a generous and obliging landlord make Jordan
a pleasant and easy road to travel"
The applause that followed was satisfacto-
ry assurance that our audience was an appreci-
ating one. DR. Hubbard. who we suppose had
fallen into q similar trap with us, but at another
door, was now called for with similar earnestness,
co generalization upon the happiness Of the scene
before him, and declaration of his inability to
contribute anything for the enhancement of the
enjoyment Of the occasion. The p. NJ. was
then called for, but he had been successful in
reaching place Of orsecurity.
Thus ended supper, which we are told was
never surpassed in the scale Of its lberaIity, in
Ashtabula It ELECTED general satisfaction
The dancers returned to the ball, and resum.
ed the agitation of the light fantastic toe, to
ruu into the wee sma' hours, and we went home
| 4" 70 sleep perchance to dreamr
But that reader, is private affair, so let the
| curt ain fall
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-01-07
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-01-07

PnlpitatiOn OF the Henrt.--There are many per.
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rhis is TO certify that have been troubled with the pal
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-01-07
MEGIssoGwoNi I

In the Vile OF Ashtabula,
Ashtahula once benghted,
Goods are selling now so cheaply.
Casting shades on towns srguAd u,
Bringing now itself to sunlight,
Sunlight Merchants love to bask In.
Goods so fHs-IOp Pritt the motto,
Heaps they sell, and % they oughtto.
Now the store, where goods are selling
Selling at the LOWEST 6gnre,
Takes the neH kH0DH appellation
OF NEw YoRk STORE, Cheap Neo Tork Stsrdg
South Of Bank 'tis but a few doors
On the same side or the Main street
In Che Vile Of AshtabuM.
Goods you'll find there at Great BargGinz.
Dry G6Ods buy OF OMAR GfLLETf,
FANCY GooDs, Of J. E. CHAPM1NS
Great VariSty In line Of FaHcies
New Books Gold Pens, Letter Paper,
Choice NeN Stock Of Stationery,
Ladies Baskets, Cheap Bird Cages,
Looking Glasses, good refectOr,
fiolins Flutes, Aecordeons,
Lamps, Cans, Wicks, Rest Burning Fluf61
Pocket Knifes, and good Port Monies,
SPLENDID lot Of Tors and FdHcies,
EaRcies I've no time to mention
Call and see them at NEW YORK SroREt
Cheap you'll buy then tell your neighboo.
Tell them Nhere they'll buy the Cheapest,
And well be your Humble Servant.
J. Il. ChaPnnau.
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