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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-10-25
{ Sublime Idea,


The closing passage OF one of Professor
tIitchcN's recent lectures in New York on
astronomy, after speaking Of the unlathou-
able distances which no telescope can pen
citrate, living far beyond the system on
which the earth revoives, and yet filed
with independent systems Of worlds OF IL
finite number, was as follows:
Light traverses space n the rate Of
million miles q minute, yet the light from
the nearest star requires ten Years 10 reach
the Garth, and Hcrschel's telescope reveal
ed stars 1900 times further distant The
GREAT telescope Of Lord Ross pursued the
creations Of God still further into space,
and having resolved the ncbulc Of the
Milky Way into stars. discovered other
systems Of stars, beautiful diamond points
giittcriug through the black darkness be-
yond. When he beheld this amazing abyss
when he reflected upon the immenss
| distance, enormous magnitude, and the
/ countless millions Of worlds that belonged
! 20 them. it seemed 20 him as though the
Wild dream Of thc German poet had been
more than realized.
";roi called man in his dream into the
ycztibuIe cf heaven, saying. come hither
and / viii show thee the glory of my house,
and to his angels who stood around his
,uroue he said, take him. strip him of his
robes Of flesh cleanse him Of his affections,
put a new breath into his nostrils; but
touch not his human heart-the heart that
fears and hopes and trembles.' \ Amoment
and it was done, the man stood ready for
his unknown voyage. Under guidance of
a mighty angel. with sounds of flying pin
ions they sped away from the battlements
Of heaven. Some time on the mighty an
-els wings they fed through Saharas
darkness. a wilderness OF death. until at
length. from a distance not counted save
in the arithmetic of Heaven, light beam
: ed uponthem-asleepy frame as seen thro'
- a hazv cloud. In 4 moment the blazing OF
the suns around moment the wheeling
q Of planets; then came long eternities of
e twilight. then again on the right hand and
t on the left appeared more consultations.
D 1t last the man sank down, crying, AN
a gel. I can 90 no further; let me lie down
] in the grave, and hide myself from the in
o initude Of the universe, for eni there L
u none End there Is none returned the
e Angel, and from the glittering stars that
: shoue around, there came choral shout,
! End there is none, end there Is none" D
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AEIIlC.
II waLCEG SCOTT.

Sweet Elite. And memory brings back
the lost and loving.
Where great ycw trees throw dark
shadows over dcsola:c landscape, stands
crumbling stone mansion. once the
home of gentle hcrmitess-htGo Walk
erton. Orphanage had flung soft mel
ancholy over her young life, and in silence
and scrus.On she had grown TO the verge
Of womauhood. She knew nothing Of the
mysteries and struggles, the dust ana
thuuders Of the great outside world. She
was little vcrsed in the philosophy OF
schools; but Nature WAS to her an open
book. Bv day she gathered tiny shells
and pebbles or pluchel the wild Howcr o.
the hill At night she gazed at the pale
ni.ht-star, and read the secrets Of the
sky.
An existence OF such calm repose seem
cd = reflection Of heaven, and the future
shone Ike the smile Of God.
Ia these quiet hours did she ever dream
of day Of deeper JOY but Il night OF sad
der Gloom, when she was to bow down to
a new god aud--dic?
When, and where, and how 1rc met
need not tell 1t IS enough that we be
came lovers-she, the humble unlearned
girl; /, the polished and honored idol OF
rank and wealth. in the meridian Of man
hood, fiery and passionate.
But love Is strange mystery. Love
to Ef,ie Waikcrtou, was new passion -
- wierd fantasy. 1t lent richer tingc
20 her pcarrHke check, softer light TO
her dreamy eve. Growing down into the
inner dcpth of her soul, Il entwlncd every
No longer she roamed alone. l was
her constant companion. Not lar iron
tbc house was littie Shady nook, where
the flowers grew thickly and the bird
sang sweetly. Here we often llngere'
till the san-bars closed the gates OF day
] and let in the shining children OF night
We we're very, very happy. Hop
hung Orion-like IN the zenith, and v
built beautiful castles of air. But VIII
}, can read futurity.
It was now the height Of summer
L Seas Of yellow grain flowed in the sun
Iirbt. scarlet fruits flashed through greer
:. foIias,e, and millions Of tiny insects, hk
specks Of dust, filed the golden air.
One eve-I shall never forget it-w
we're alone. Gentle winds whispere
thro' the leaves, and the harvest moo
hung low on the horizons rim l mu
:. understood something that she said, an
:, in a moment of wounded pride and ange
rushed from her side Far, far out |
Gathering night | thought that | hear
( . wild. despairing cry as if the life W;
u heinz pressed out OF some heart, vainI
calling for mercy. 1t might have bee
only the scream Of night bird 1t mlGl
have been
m On the next day 1 was called away
is business to a distant city, and left wit
n. out bidding Elite farewell.
During my absence | wrote several, lt
ters to her. but received no reply. In
increased my displeasure, and though
suffered the torinentF Of the doomed J T
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BETTING AROUND LOOSE AND lNDEF-
IYIrELT.-Mr.G G eorEe Washington Plum
kins. in tie Leayenworth (hausas) Times,
makes the following wagcrs:
As the day OF the election draws near
or, the time for making the necessary bets
grows shorter. Consequently, hasten to
publish the following miscellaneous and
promiscuous wagers: | will bet,
lst. 375 cents that Breckenridge ought
to be elected President.
I'd. % cents that Tom Thumb viii not
be elected President-unlcss he gets a
majority of the electoral votes.
Sd. IS cents that Abe Lincoln will not
carry Lower Canada.
4th. si25 that the Little Giant can
carry Illinois ten rods without stopping to
rest. Of Illinois is objected to, choice
may be made Of any other State except
Delaware or Rhode IsIand.)
Fifty dollars in trash viii be given tg
anv one who will find a taker for tho
above bets, and a similar sum TO any man
who will lend me a dollar and half iOl
day or two, without asking security.
y b. The money Is all on deposit a
the Faro Bank. subject to the order O
anv one lucky enough to win it.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-10-25

r@av 4 man residing in a New ENGLAND
town, at some distance from q near reia-
tive, received a message, one Cold even
ing in December, 10 hasten to his resi-
dence. as he was in dying state When
he arrived. he was told that his relative
was little better, bus that his reason had
entirely left him. The sick man present
y turned his head, saying, in a faint
voice:
'Who is that %
He was informed that IL was his rela-
tive.
ooh, ah. said he, eyes, yes. he must
be cold Make him u good warm toddy
yes, a toddy."
Il guess ne amt crazy" said the Wis
itor to the friends standing around, ..he
talks very nationally"
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Ward sees the Prince.


Artemus Ward, the showman-the !
man Of many experiences and unlimited
hUm0r-has seen the Prince. The Ia
tcryiew between these distinguished per
sons IS supposed TO have taken place a.
SaTlna, ana y. VI ard tells his story rs iol-
lows:
Tie handed me segar q we sot down
on the Plzarro y cummenst smoking, rite
cheerful
." all, scz /, ALBERT Edward, how
the old foxes
,Her Majesty y the Prince are aWI
well, he sed.
"l'uz the OLD man tax his logger reg
lar l inquired.
Inc iFince larieh and intimate" t,'"t
the oi" man uiih. 'et Ilehny kc=z oF ina,
/ beVriGe sPlie IA the sel!aT IN the course ol
a yeTe. We Sot q taWhed there sum
/ thy &oo%t matters \ irin- " hima'y +
. aAeH MN no" ne llhed Deih Irlhee as
fur as heed got; &C.,,
- sPehc pane .AF. :. ard nc sea,
40" i'uSii me II, II IN G' an
''i!a oo"'l'S q sot"PlA q h''T "ll' q iuI-
ram over BOY IKE me "uo rather
=" ,h'u l"e A"h'Fy l"J'y ~ ENJOY mi
sen III M own "'.' VII" I"1 C'"'' ''S ;. d
ho1 '1 "l''E 'i'e 80" Wv - ~ '''' d.
~ every "o"S' " Hch llIe P,P,' che"I iilc
lC.' P'I~e"' LOT ! Il" ,h'y '.,'en - "'',
II I"eSe morse Oi-i9i'U'9 coou Io no"
sees 'i'Iu mare "'U' - y U'''1i9'.'i'n e..
AMY "H"' '"'! "' "''1I' q I'".'' i'."
i"Iie" 4' e"i III P'.'e'' 'h'S" S'', "iNS''
M han"S ana I%Hl''" over We me d ina nov
Gu. ble u NO. 'Aio'tL - aiu' ha'iC hc'k
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EREXsRuRG ROE. OFFICERS.

Justice, OF the Pecce.-Dayid II. Roberts,
harrison Kinkead
atryess.-Andrew Lewis.
IorH C11uciI-William Kittcll, William X.
sIper. Charles Owens, J. c. Noon, Edward
Shoemaker.
L.eh 10 CouucH-T. ,. Litzingcr.
h-roRgh Treasurer.-Gcorge Gurley.
gsgh Nasier.-William Davis.
Nctoot Observation-Disclosures Glass. William
TAgI', Reese ). Lloyd, John }. Lloyd, Morris
= Evans, Thomas J. Davis.
Treasurer of School BoGrd-Evan Morgan.
Sson'tablc-George Gurley.
4ar llect0r.-George Gurlsy.
4''s'sor.--Richard 7. Davis.
J-a2e of Riscfisr.-Isnsc EVasE
'''' r.@- ~Iohr { Ehsy. JshE f'=E:.
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\ YES OR No.-A simple yes, or an
emphatic no, may cost you fortune
may cost YOU a troop of friends-may
cost You political promotion-may cost
you your character-may cost your soul :!
How many a public man has had hi,
whole career decided by his course in
some trying emergency. OF on some great
question Of right Ike Is led up into the
mount Of temptation. where some gigan-
tic iniquity bids him bow down and wor-
ship it, aud promises in return '.all the
world and the glory thereof" From
that moment of trial, he comes down
hero or a fool The die is cast. If he
has honorcd justice and truth, then JUS
tice and trnth will honor him; if not, his
bones will be left bleaching on the road 10
promotion he can never Clg-
Ter.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-10-25

pra-A \ blacksmith having been SANDER
ed. was advised to apply to the Courts for
redress. He replied with true wisdom.
u shall never sue anybody for slauder ]
can 90 into my shop and work out bc,-
ter character in six months than | could
get in a court house in year Others
should follow his example.
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RryENpRANcEoF DEPARTED FRrrvrs

RENEsIBEANCEOFD DEPARTED tRTTNrs
When kind friends become scarce, when
the voices dear To our memory must never
more sound in our ears, when the wind
= i-hs through the grass waving DER those
We loved best then, indeed our affection.
travel ouwar.ls. and die 20 this world, that
they may follow those that have gone 80
long before that they seem now Ike tho
images Ia a loug-rcmemhcred dream.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-10-25

SICK UEApACHE.-It Is stated ,ha' twn
spooufuls of finely powdered charcoal. ia
ken in half tumbler OF water. viii. la
less than fifteen minutes. give relief TO the
sick headache, when caused, a. in m5st
csses it is, by a suPerabundanoe Of acid on
the stomach.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-10-25

eSF- He who has struck his cOlors to the
power Of an evil habit has surrendered
himself to an enemy bound by no articles
of faith, and from whom he can expect
only the vile=t treatment.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-10-25

AN EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHER
OUrwirrLD BY A Cart is a common
saving that a cat has nine lives. The nat
uralist, De la Croix, gives an account OF
one that escaped wrotched death BY out
wittiug a philosophical professor. tie
saws: - once saw a lecturer upon eXper-
mental philosophy place a cat under the
.sass receiver IF an air pump, for the pur-
pose of demonstrating that life cannot be
supported without air and respiration
The lecturer had already made several
strokes with the piston, in order to exhaust
the receiver of air. when the cat, who be
gan to feel herself very uncomfortable IN
| the rareiied atmosphere, was 30 fortunate
! as to discover the source from which her
uneasiress proceeded. She placed her paw
uron the hole through which the air es-
/ capcd. and thus prevented any more from
nassiug out Of the receiver All the cEer-
lions Of the philosopher were now unayaIt
I inc; in vain he drew the piston; the cat
paw cfectually prevented its oPeratIon.-
. Hoping to effect his purpose, he again LEI
air into the receiver. which, rs soon as tho
cat Derccived, she withdrew her paw from
the aperture; but whenever he attempte,
to exhaust the receiver, sue applied iiel
paw as before The spectators claPpe'
their hands in admiration OF the cats sa
gacitv, and the lecturer was compelled t.
remove her, and substitute another ca
that possessed less penetration Tor the cru
81 and inexcusable experiment"
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sSg- John jacob Astor left son bear
in. his own name, who is now hopeless
imbeciie. Our readers have often perhaps
seen him, creeping about the streets, at
tended by a gentleman who never leaves
him. by day or uight. An elegant man
sion on Fourteenth street is the abode Of
the poor unfortunate = yard comprising
an entire square is attached, with room for
walking, riding on horseback and for rec
reation. Horses, carriages, and servants
wait his call. He was promising boy
until he was II, when his physical and
mental powers began to fail, and he is now
reduced to what we see. His attendant,
who is said to have unbounded influence
over him, is largely compensated: Beside
liberal provision for him in the ease aaa OF
Mr.. Asto-'s death, he receives S6,OOO a
wear, with his house rent and living
What poor laboring man with his dollar a
day, would exchange places with John
Jacob Astor, Jr-Nei0 York san.
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r1-A mau should should pursue IN
health the same line of conSuc- he pro
poses IN sickness.
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r~.- The best way to humble a Proad
man IL not n take any notice ot hlm.
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E-subser.7- for rue .rrr.z4r1.s
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;I.T OF Posi- OFFICES.

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90 bpres Gnsli'N 0airs Gbsti,.
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gprpial, Yert~ unb NoSera. g5ein.
$50 bills. pure 9irsinia MpuntaiR gBhisfep.
100 terees Qnneo~ Yprtr
$50 basfets Gbanpaoner.
475 bags 2asuiro, WOfa, RaraeaiSS, Stir unb Suva' goFt,
100, 900 YIiHejps, Sapana uns aubsrt Gisaren.
rs bbIs. Gitsr.
rs bhlS. 9 flies.
$50 bile. 6smiIp, Grtra, SuprFns, Sine u. Z RibbIiuos eIOur.
D!susb 4ines, 8ee Gorbs, GDrappins 3mint.
@rappino Diaper, Setter Eno 8psutap 9aper, gap @inosr. oe.
nabltnen unb 0<ain YtppeT. Dimsito 8rtao ub WaTbind SpSa,
bIad, green unb @unpener Ibee, Stdrte, Watnee anr SDrttn
BrOOnis, 8udstts, glothsS' pins, 9fsitR, 9feifemtSrfe, Raud.
NIB aautobaf, Sic BLUE, Rutness, Naeearsni, 0,rmtesli Sbpt
Slafine, grulbes, geaif 9ppbers, un6 ale ioniioen Mrtifd. BIZ
tintr Grocery ub 5urnifbino @taSlftmeni atbalha psrssn.
BUM 8ertauf dubsit 6iais sesen baar BET
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

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SupTtNt aaufcbbabcrn itin 9aser BON elraaut rnb SautrbrFt
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9sit urc III ben bilis item Yrsiieu. guc in Gem 9Boanrrae-
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Spbn Does.
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grfe GaiGte 500, 3Weite g., lite S55
3riltenped Unit Ocder sstO&ter &eN) $35.
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bic 9unit bes esAtl5sn YrbIituns bat). ins nit pairOiatsn ah
ssilupsta ~e:rf:teg, MT gang oeutiHtr 1fanHI6aft 6eIsbt, unt cir
ihrs bar eiaen ~tflbEasa pTomopIrisn 4rit an 9pre.
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uno It&atI BtntIsr In 8i4monC, 8irei.
utsn (cbtr TN 6aa ibrss u lebsne Die SiutclaI.
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| Den 9bsmtcalten II. +. N. Orr. 8 NlainsStr.,
ae9ennber benz aiter Warfts.
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tskt esrshet. ionic btm tf&e prdp arate unb q naIpie
aueultsT puniltbte't bsfer9t.. 9anbfaufleut ute nteen oas
trilbsr ar3net H. Faneps@ nifsIu. f. 10. in better @uspabl elem
IN Augsnftetn ntbnea. melt grits! ;m Gbeil f,lbft su uice iee.
rn, ale ben Esrelaten preitr Qess.sHrS pereen. 1ebt1tnfa~
7 en- wsrotr ~ BEN b%ihIsiier S:h!=sansen mieosruHt nit nsurm
Nprratbe auSaefGittt.