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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-07

LITTLE AND BIG MoUTH.-A lady was
told the other day, by a traveller that every
one who had a small mouth was provided
with husband by the government. "lth
it possible said the lady, making her
mouth as small as possible. The gentle
man added "that if she had large mouth
she was provided with two husbands. =
"Iy gracious ~ exclaimed the lady; at
the same time throwing her mouth open
10 It's full extent. Phe gentleman became
alarmed, made his escape, and has not been
heard of since.
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UsEEVE INVENTIONS.

z AN manufacturing and selling 81 the ~
2 rate of six dollars, o. {. GREEN ) PAL
ENT FEED CUTTER, acknowledge, 4! 2
who have tried it, the simplest, most cuiii'
and easiest operated machine ever goiitnF
1t viii cut Corn Fodder, long Straw SO
Oats, tangled Straw, or Hay. have tLent-'
of Cambria, Indiana Armstrong, Clarion l&
est, Elk and jefferson counties. viii a'le'
of the right in three or -four Of the last nah'-
counties on f;1ir-teIms.
l have also the right for HAIDEAs Ia'
ENT CARRIAGE WHEELS. in Cambria tl-
Blair counties. This Wheel has stood iAe's
OF over four years in many OF the Eastern =.
Southwestern States, and proves 10 Vs L''
stronger and more durable, although .s
third lighter, than the ordinary Wheel =
not desire to sell any Of my ter Il
ritory on this, but viii furnish kER
Carriages, Buggies, SulkieS. sc -!
propose TO accommodate Car - -
riage-makers with Wheels (orhubs ana - =.
on reasonable terms. These Wheels als -
superseding all others. ~.
Call at my shop, near the Ebens0urs w.
dry, and examine for yourselves. ,vcry
ISAAC c. SlAOEA
Ebensburg, February ?, 1850,
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~ ID. MURRAY, ATTORNEY AT Law,
W Ebensburg, Pa. Office opposite Graw-
ford's Hotel faug %. .ls39.tf
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4 RCADE HOTEL, Ebensburg, Pa
N The subscriber, having leased, re-htted
and newly furnished the s.Ebensburg House."
is prepared to accommodate his friends and
the public generally. The House has always
been favorite for visitors during the Summer
season, and | will spare pains in making it
agreeable home for all sojourners. My Ia
BILE viii always be luxuriously supplied from
the markets of the country and the cities My
BAR win be filed with liquors of choice
brands. My STABLE is attended By careful
hostlers, aud my charges viii be such as to
suit all. Expecting to receive "a share of pat
ronage, and fully intending to deserve ii. /
hereby throw open my house to the public
HENRY FOSTER.
Aucust 25. l859:tf
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Rw- Many beautiful women, While walk
ING the streets, seem very angry II they
are gazed at, and sadly disappointed II
they re not.
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NMSdiCal.
NR. EAMPT0NS
\ ? DR.. HAMpT0N'S
DIR. HAMPT0N'S
DR.. HAMPTONS
DR.. HAMPTON'S
DR.. HAMPTON7St


DR.. HAMPTON7St
Compound Diureiic PHI,
Compound Diuretic pm,
Compound Diurctic pm,
~ Compound Diurete Pills
Compound Diuretic Pm,
Compound Diuretic pm,
Cures Gravel, elect, Structure. Leucorj-.
Female Weaknesses, Irregularities. Oizr,'
tions, Dropsy, Loss of appetite, Loss ofr.r
ery- Loss OF Power, Dimnoss of Visioa i
potency Seminal VI eakneSses. .Nuctu1uaIFrt,
sions, Diabetes, and all Other disease. -
Bladder, Kidneys and Sexual Orean7
These Pills are prepared with great ess
contain neither Balsam or NercrIr I'M 1.
purely vegetable in their conpositi6n ers..,
endorsed, recommended and used in tber,.,
tice of Physicians generally fer tie cure rf,l.
above diseases. When PHYSICIANS recorr9l
| preparation, sufferers should 10 lcpperl ls
itate 10 test its efficacy. Price 50 cts, pt,l-,
DR. HAMPT0N'S MEDIcATED CCUGHsYBu
4 pleasant and most effectual Tene5y a,
| Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Influenza and gio4.
er affections Of the Throat .ud Lungs.
IN placing this article before the PuIle 4.
| Proprietors have underworld 20 ccnbnets.
! cacy with eheapness, and have Iutitw 4
/ such Il manner rs to place il within tls Ica,.
OF all. Price 20 cents per bottle
Or. HANPTON'S
ANTI-RHEUMAIIC MIXTURE,
Cures Acute, SuLacute, Chronic, and Nerves.
Rheumatism.
This preparation is presented 10 the publ
with the utmost confidence in lis IG:cacy b
has been the result Of msny years cl stuGy q.
seryation, and experience. BY its use Hu.
restored to health and Eigor, many VIC ln
for years been afflicted with this cxCrGciat1.,
painful disease. Whentaken accutiIgh hai
directions, it ntger fails.
DR.. II. lately returned from profesarL
visit and residence of six months il Cuba CT.
ring which time he cured more than OneiL@-
ana ,o00) cases of this diseasC-scns q
which bafiled the skill of the most ctlttrla.
European physicians. -e
Certificates of some of the greatest cursa
record can be seen by application at bis Cfa
PREPARED ONLY EY
DR.. 7. HAMPTON CO.,
No. 4o5 Spruce street. pLiladc'h'',
Price s. ,25 per large bottle. Sold q! DFl-
! gists and dealers throughout the Uned siGa
| Canada, Cuba, and South America.
A A. BARKER, Sole Agent Tor LbcHslVE
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xsa DEssSa0NAL CARE SS.

A BRAuAM kOPELIN, ATTORNEY
"A at Law, Johnstown, Pa Office on Nam
street fang25, S59-tf-
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'GtAMBRIA HOUSE, MAIN STR zEr,
7 4 Lohrstown. .EGSe.s SEsN&EE EEi a / e &

|. .1tAMBRIA HOUSE, MAIN STR zET,
~ Johrstown, J0sepEa SsE0eEfiaA Aes ,
Landlord. This establishment has receatly
been thoroughly renovated, snd is now well
fitted up for the comfortable accommodation
of boarders or transient patrons. The Table
viii be supplied with the best the market af-
fords, while at the Bar will always be found
as good Liquors as can be obtained anywh ere5
The new Landlord, in again opening the
cambria House" to the public, promises to
spare no pains to make it first rate hotel.
IzS@ Board, Three Dollars per week. or OIe
Dollar per day.~E25a
A Hack viii be in waiting at the railroad
station on the arrival of the trains to convey
passengers, free of charge, to the house.
HORSES AND BUGGIES AT LIVERY.
Johnstown, Aug. %, l859.-ly.
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E30R geEET.

Nyhe subscriber viii lease for a term 1n4tTy Sl'y
"THE PENSACOLA MILL PhoI L.,,i ~,
with 1000 acres of land adjoining N n
timbered-30 acres surrounding ,he ,n.,.,;or
cleared, and under high state oi cur. a. n
Also, Blacksmiths' shops, Trucks a. .sa t,
MIL has one of Pages Circular SaNs ~ n cir,g
w ell as an upright saw, and three s'na'i; at;rr
lars for lath. &c. and is capable OF OLD I5- iT
10000 FEET OF LUMBER Phh -, h-zr Vi
The above described valuable propt;,G! ';o! D.
be leased ON favorable terms Possess
on ar ,rllv time Address -,
LLOYD & HILL. lIollida! so..F -. 7.
Or Wm., II. GARDNER, ESq', VIZ
September ], lS59:tf.
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splendid assortment of FURNITURE. which
he willsel xsry- cheap. .CoFFIN}s- made to
order on the shortest notice and at re asons-
bic prices. Ebslsburg, Oct. S, Is 52.u
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tow wonn. JOB WORK

uaving, in connection nuprior M, bt
III ghanaa, large ana faxeeuie W
Job-Type, we are prepared 10 .r;ety Of 'o5
neatness and dispatch, every cards DR''
Work. including Hand Blils, - On DC
and Blanks of every deserip'.orle rates
notice and on the most fe"st ~. ;ire VIZ
Persons desiring anything ~ '"'s
we'll TO call.
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ROyyE.ENG SALOON.

COMETHING NEW IN EBEN'DS
- BovHr'
~ The undersigned having openeu ''irsrt . il D.
Saloon, connected with his keslau'cttfrlly Re
basement of Myers new Hall, - Igirtbi'
quests all who wish good ei, ezerois9er 9rFR oft
a call. rsg~ ALE and LAGLh pL---tsrtly q
most approved manufaetgre' 6 SSgWIfBRlE
hand. lhole
Ebensburg, August 20, lS59'u
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-25
Nr 29S

tpTpsnp oa 1T tetn S1d6ui, ed fnb feline pa
= ere. grris bic eei6s empor ifnS ariFt m6snS
I'm sarge btrum, od ,uftc absrmdIS elm bsa.
Isu6tfneet Sltb usbrr uiio g'u5 tIidte ber spr
t1rn "ntaeritttct lctuenseu 3rirbe aeraoe In eos
9rfu 5tlruhtrte, untemltts Qntlis. Tie aItt
orau ihrs e. icbt pie pabnfnnid. SRariens
@roBmutfsr Sitict iber mid, boE it ibre Rube
9eltprt = hinab nit itr, - inter bic @rSr =
iur 8ubs = SLID it6er MIDI &sroomp,,,r
RAN "errndt, trre rersi'r. briftr CT Die eeidt
nt'rsr in cen SGrg; Ste wia 6trnus. - at
ptu init mir, itSbnts sr febertntt, uno ids ,psroc
tis nicbt me6r cs @roe duf IIt! Siel Cfrps Iaif
e'nem Snec ipraug er aus eer @ruft nup mart
ME elm 9thlenorr, Groe auf Die Fcibs. Scr
S6mstB fos in StrGnfen Scn Isinsr @sirn..
le'ne Naare fdtterten i'm Biupc, @5boum forb
o0r leti':m W|unne wiIp uno unbetmlid, r6[It.n
pr @u9en I'M SopFe, ober er mari Sdaufel nm
SNauirl pou &rpe in RE 8rute rno murme,,t
oabst 3urns nit niebt alto 5rau, - it puat.
il NIB rap Du Bier rubtef S6 fIuAe mir
nttt. rnb d rein @rab entneibtk GnoIih ott.
mete or tirt nuf = Die 9ehc mar piepsr ,,utsr
Der rs6enoen Gree o,ritwunrrn. Sp mir Sr nsr
ihrrdlidsn gutltf ni@t msbr ucr hb t,tts fStx-
t'n oumabltb Rabe unO Seinnuna ,urid, qS
mus P"0 @rab gang wicprr auTiiuen. Ioots er
Vam't man mcrgtn nitbtS frbt. Grme Qtt,5 sr
0'lt Ou nntt toot, = tno Die quite Idrit = nr
mh9 ole letn 9r nabm itbt eie Qaterue. I'm, ~
''een, cN c1e @rnt Snui ,l lei, = 6a Ipr,ro sr
mu etn'm m1rteribiItternpen S6rei ,Itrii9
= cine firrr, ftctttcs 8cctthtano toot, nj.
anS9'tredtcnt 3eiaefuser, ME otubenp ous ns-
Sroe ocroor. 9s NOR Die 6anp Der Qsihe e,r -
'rtm @nscnanberrti5cn oicte &t6huo o,o.hs,y
eat'f unp Ole irBt, udctn uitt Son Der grrs g.:
cedt, bcrausrdste
SD Tin onFu&t i6rie 8ob iest ssu Ssr
NHe"Nnn oir Nnfr'aung aufs gieue absrfom, j,
: '6b hin perfIu&ti Sore Dano pSha INN,
@raee Ne'nue, = iic orr6t mir! = Srrt f,rt
SHituatr! dc Sdbduftl weaw, rfenbH ronr,.
CT III ~"pcr 0iu&t oopOn, iittt bic fril6en S,rS.
Der ito'p'rnc unc ifiip,nr = 8.iee ouf Wtis,
Onra'nfien bic idpar,e Nltat = oas S,,tr;I
oe' Nonncre rnNtte ni6t nebr. = Scb Nrk
P'Tl'nH, : or tcnnte cen Nusoana ni6t Frn,r .
: ArfrieFrn ooR Der gtr5it Der 8ictcrpbantor,eu
Gle lSn Srrfol8t Hetterte cr iiter bic llm,6unrnn
lnO r'nHle cGne gees unD 3iel in biz SeIS,p
o'netu. Ste tommt mir nab dbrie er ,tternS
lIt tomnt mir nndb Da ,ufte etrl fIrdt,rtid.r
SitB ternisrrr. gs III aus ldrie Sos n fi;r,tJ
''' 3" oO''"' (6rrtf. fUIst1
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-25
OamPi6if-Sertiubuna ,mi1bcn Nidmpnb unp
81 c n 81 nr

Damph6if-Srrtiubuna ,pii&cn gidmpnb unp
Ncw gurf.
DdS Dampfi6if o9tcunptr" pcrIdet Rihmpnp
lsSer Gtenllas, Na&mitta9t4 llGr, uup Nurfclf
Nittmc6 Mittog.
Dos 9ampfi@iff n9amestcmn" scrIdst gtib.
mcno tfoen Grcitas, 8a&mittuse 1 ubr. mnS
Norfplf am Samstae Nlittaa.
Der 5obrpreiS in Der Gajtite, Nfa6G;,iten Elm.
9e1ttcIeu, tetrGst SO.
SIM Steeroac, pbnc ScR, SIS.
tts. SIS.
Reiirnoe, Die @iittmcds uur s5nme.uos BEN
petersburg 5riE3ua teuubtn, trtffsn ,cstio nit
Der gforIclf'Yetcrebura Yabn in erlcrer Stobt
elm, "m nit Dem Oampfbopt wcter oeben al f5n.
nert: &idets fir bieIe Ecur t5nusn am Setsrs-
tir9 Depot 9clG't pcrren uup 6etrSot rer oon,e
6hbrprete 9etdfaus nur SO.
Hu o am II. 6eincfci,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-25
g}eue gs9dtrsiI.

unter5ei6nster 3ei4 Ieinen fribrrsn e;rSs,
rnp rem seeSrtsn 0ublsfum biermir an Sos er
an Nsuen gtartt, psm 9tmiismartt sceeui6er,
etae neue SeEeret etn9erthtet Sat, unp paB er
fN IIsuen w'ro, rettt oieis ate u. neue SunOen
mlt MI 8o9aen0roo, S6marj- unc gGes8rUo uno
SaGwet lfcsr Art bspisaen Su f6naen.
Dsr p Oslte6ts' 9umpsrnifsI ige gtei6faus ~
bnben bsi, I 9len.nsr Wnt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-25
z JaDreea'ss.
The German ADVERTISER,

B. HASsEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
Ss 90 per AHnam, payable in advance
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFIcE: Broad STR, next to Cry HALL
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Scfeu! SefenI

Ds" 6eutidrn pu6iitum Die Nu,etsc oaF i6
m'inen Store nru einscriatet unp cine bcbeu,
tempe @pewabl ron Sefen icoer art scrrdttio
babe. SD CLAUDE i'm Stance gu Iein, S}ctermnn3
NIT Gem @emiini6ten tepiencn ;u f5nnen. Sn.
Dem ia fiir fruperen 3uiprut panfc, 6uffe it auf
etne 0ortlrbun9 neiTcIben. &. Settler.
glc. ?A Haiulfrest
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Sseinaunaen.

Der Ineissr" cribeint toen grreer SeRnta0S ausae>
upmn,eu, suni n6eatliben SubuptionSpres pom @fS
satIbar oie ep. Srdee rcsr S5 90 in Sbrer grrauS.
Se;ahIuas niei9en nben rlestoeu Stbineun9cn
sunobme: Gnnaiee Giuruduns 10 eilsu pbtr peni,
al 80 Cts, Swemaliee 75 Gts, oreimaIiee $lOO, cine
g8p be s. 20, einsu pnat 50 90 prc 0pn0te 4OO ee
Dcnatc $500 iw6lf Npnaic $1,000 in sertclidtrii6er
sScradstGalune InSeigcn, bic nab See6en peranbsrt
iptrben tOnnsn perbeu nit $4,000 per Sabr btsnet
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Sele8tnpbifybe 8eri6te.

Nep gOrt Der fHrliae eonores bt,isf
""' n0'b INNER Gin 85tbfeG. (Die MuaBturo,
W'rO Oen 9frw glOrtern nod flar wsroen !
So e0en 1T Elm bentites Reaiment ousoe.
Ful'et wOrpen Die aHoern Gnb nOtb in,msrr
entrIet. ''""''F
. =" Iii more. 6itr srfreut man G6 s.r,
9r0Bten JtHbe, = Die Ohria Qinco(ns 9.oinns,,t
dutreht erbaIteu mtrO.
SOwsll, IaN. GGe Spnnereien ,rS al.
Or'ten lt'9eH bier OarnisOer, = man f6not b;,y
q" 5u 0'9r'Ifen, NoB man bur6 bsn isa;.,ri
STte8 Feine Seipe pnnen Nib. '''0'"
" Pea ian D, pa. Sumes 8uboror,n..
sn'''e Sen S8beatlanS. it nit prt 9lnsorbeiiIns.
ltInfr @ra6ldrtft beldGftt8t ,anf wslh, ~ ~
se0Fee lf fs'n mill: neestst 0rdipent Der g,rr.
Staaten." ''' o'F.
" 9eeltn9, 8a. Carlisle iRt ,,r e,.;.,
0st"s"fS'@ @nno'oaten fur 9lsu'Srsiifien poro,,'
l6lagen worosn. '''S'
o 10 . 8 ton. 9inrcln Ioa rab RON,
SsIen Der 9SabI6ericbte aus 9}trsihi,u b;t os,,
''aat 9stra@tunssn utsr 5Uha unp 9,at a,i..
9arlIt baben. ~'s' u"'
W 1T 9Otnt Gam gbrfrivrr). go,. I,a
ole o'rS'nIifts Gr9imsnt 1T Bier wrkfk .ssl1,1.a
f.H9'tr0Ten' Dte Mit8!teOer Der Rarip,, @ig..,
e0"gaS"le leHo'H nuf tstesrapNiiaem gBro. tbI
re" @naF90rtsfN "HO 6reuuosn @ra6..
Vtsfsrts, = Die bisasr ghrarrboF: .yrA,
Usn vi NOmmeFllsnratb 6efrn 6etmann etps 'pon,.
anaers9t' Iabt far' aran3 II. Gin 6 aue ,ros.@. 49,,
serent&'Io BON MaBrs 6aden.
@'O NJ. Der Ynpit ltsr priTsn @,fbbSs.i.,
2n'"0o 3's Olf 5'itnn9en Die OsrlarOenffsnl s,,r.
none" 6rattfn, 1T i'Oenfans 6resIent.
Strltn. Bon Osm atgsOrbnetsnb,uf. "a,
OsF 4"fra9 anafncmmen morOen, bic gfu.monr
D'run8 mad graf!isu gu serbistsn a''a@. =" ".,'..
@us~GnOeEan8 mad Dem ptel ndSsr s,(,o.,,.,s
SHr5'tI'" Oisfstbsn 0ienFc thur, ''"'''
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&itte isirb MGbeuI
Hats n Ta,,e

Eeutn Breunben unp @efaunien, ic,pe benz oesbrtn
9f5iifum aberbaupt htt erssbte 9neiee, Oai mstng
Nenen pnt- unO Nuben- Store.
20 100 8rSa ltras,, Spiiden Ger 6ten ursO item.
NIT sner 9resen 9lusr0abt Der neufsn ub maS}fnf, ~
rem tr ben SprnsSs6af pseben babe 8uelsib aete in
glwt ebrI'n &un6sn ole Serberuns, 6ai tt bt autrT
25aare nur bic buisen @reiie bers6ne ~ W. s"'''
I'M 9uti9en 9uI5Eats 6ittst eree6enf
Conrad Sourr
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5raser, r,9EpiEe, &aminoitter.

W NJ tIHI = tH q q I n unO
0ofer5
Sd babe cine retttose @u6iuabl 6eusrycfe, Ranin.
SITTER St5auTeIn Sitnaaben urb Ofcr5 an 6ano mcIc
Sorten Ac5en. gimer, 9liatni6aueln 8c6rcnibanfrin
lbcne Gelteue fr Sa0afeln unO 9ottrs Sbe6bIete mel
lIH9fne unb ettrne @eGe gum af0n Teutr. plaen mrr
potel' une 8traen9lOtsn nit pObltIingcnbem 9cne.
SeumeIter, bausbetber unb onhsre Ner(pnen n,rIhe
snn poer mbrere Ger pbaen @rtite III taufen mjnfsn
laoe tsb reun bt Gin, ibren 9e6Grf Ycn mir N rntrEb
men, od Id Su nor6den greiien gertauien psrSr ySo
lp metne ammtten Giiens uub Nlelltnowaoren. ,pmir
metne GlCteA ielbt Onfrtiae 10 fam i Se6ernonn ~, M
ner sOlIiten 3ufriebeubet bc6isnen ." H'-
9. .. Oenpcs
8ICdsn> uno gelfnNmaarsn- i5atrif fotps sssurrras
uno Samn9itter. W0nufaclprn
9fo. 225, glanilraBe, ipiIdtn s. unS o.. sBefi.its
&ichmpnb, @o
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31
Cromwell, Napoleon and the Waldenses.

The laa is, perhaps, not generally known,
that whsn in Oliver Cromwell's time, the Wal
densas, or Vaudois people, were so cruelty
persecuied by the Church Of Rome. he called
Tor o collection to relieve their necessities in all
the churches Of tic Puritaus and Coyenanters in
Greet Britain So heartily was this responded
TO- that considerable. surplus was lon after
thcif wants were met which remained in the
British treasury and this fact having at length
been brought to The knowledge of the Gov.
ycrnmegt 1t was agreed that the funds being
no longer needed for their original purpose,
should be set apart for tho support Of the Vau-
dois pastors, Accordingly, each one Of them,
ixtaen in nlnher received annually $40 from
the Bank of England. The source Of another
par; Of their sapporl IS even more Singular
" hen NAPOLEON conquered Imly, he conGscatcd
certain properties belonging to the Church of
Rome and made them over to the Vaudois-
BY the treaty OF Vienna, after Napoleon's
overthrow, this arrangement was permitted to
remain uudistcrbed and, in consequence ofit,
each Of The Naudois pastors receives 600 stcr-
ling year Taking into view the smp lefty Of
their manners, and the circumstances of the
country, the eco, or $500, thus provided for
them, afford au ample support 1t is certainly
remarkable lacI in history, to find Cromwell
and Blnaparte united in producing such
esat
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31

pain him BY refusing to see hiln, when heis dy-
ing to talk with you.
" 1erIie, you SAID you did not believe it
should you have come i you had 7
" 70 be sure should, and 50 would Fred
We could never cease to love you, let what
wonII occur Bat come, shall not leave you
uIl you come with me. Day up your tears,
now dear Eolia. There are brighter days in
store Tor you yet
And WITH much persuasion, the aice.lonate
e'rl a1 .eooIh 'ueee'ia4' ani having placed
L'''.e' T '1'd z 'hAt p r.r 0.'iutf' '"a ieit
We 'oo''' "''' " .H' ''1 .'"a'.3 'as o.+ '.As'
"'.fa s4s "" soon .a.a.l 'y he}t'.
nls 2 i..0'" 6. ll...'a 'aI i'ad. h''iHs
"tat tai '1'ns re 'ns.Il beside
'''' "a4 ..'.I roaming h.f hama, hesa
t's'y a2" maea my h.art is
pam j. ta.. 3'fr'" Should have ALLEN upon
toU' .ht y Da.' y Wiz, made yol do-rer
i."" eyer = me, i.r, ho.ia, though lia'enogar
'I'4e" oi '1e' p o'a- ho'ar''-5.aans' !
e'r-i that otber*w-re preferred above me-
YET have long loved you, and nov, when per-
hapa others may desert yoa' ! must speak and
tai you tba' all nay hearts deepest, pGfest
worship next to that which belongs to my Ma
Aef' N !o"I'' ana ~ greater blessing could !
AS@ ?" ea't"' Or even ~ heaven thao th4t yoa
"nI Iofe "e w return ana 5e NY o"n cherished
WIG. Say U''''s'' must A'p' ia VAIN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31

l...t.l l......ft,, oons;de,' l,r no ,l....l
1o.L.r J"o1i1 onrr,aro ro1el ~ 10 ,na +.
e"'gi' ';h.5 G''ii' All P ~ ,' - Wv oo'l
'Ioui , T1,' et' %,'s vaors II on yYAoT '' '|-'
" p,'"'f, ~, M, 'J'' soon I'm Man, N.Y. ,.,1
% 'o' i'', y siJ T1aan with o in,aia@"e @ as',1 tt w.
NJ. NIa,lrn.s bro,bor baS coma
uTows Miss EnIic ,o8 must ;es, conodown
to.dav ~, d, ! .gbt on bim or ba,s n,,y.
cl Han .oo,o man "
nnt rnIoacn did not Ced inclined to complc
Viii, A,aiy.. wishes yet tIr, uarlyn tovor5s
r;,l,-b1yioo dpr;nr tT d,y bsJ Io,r
ca1fd.otaI chat with hc4 so.callel brotbe,-
anne 10 rgloeen's room. anl would no, take
i'll, .do,.,.l hot ,hot she sAplj ro dsont ti..
,,y,,,. IN sn.nd tr,e oycrfg-a thinrg.a hsa
Ian. .;co. t,o.uiohtl l$ggro n,e = i,
il. I'm
X. NJ o.r.rro r,., cntragoe N,
,,..l,, ,,...o,.l II ,.,erlis bim ael.ral.r..l
I.', n1 4. came .eoyl ALA ,.y, =.
, y.g,, cordial Shake Of s,hanl .aliog ts
H. ,yasnerb pIoase8 to ,soEe n. aeagaj5tao.o
III 1,,.l, i ,i.cor
p,,,,.t .,.ro,, h,u.a 4 H. Win . co3
sno-rng look and then y no iurther notice
Of her during the evening" Not 50 with Mr.
h.r and j. .,;ta or ha- g,oo.,,l.iI. rnn,;cs
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IL often spoke q re t-~ghtu., and finally
proposed-t.e dly bat ony before lie lelt--,hat
She should 60 back t, Kentucky Will him and
spend the coming winter ~ his family. adding
with much apparent eeling
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31

Biglsr, Of Pennsylvania, meeting John
Cochrane casually in the hall at Willard To-
tel, said, What about this Bailey fraud,
Cochrane doyou hear anything in oddiuon2'
d" Oh, = replied Coehr4ne, there is nothing
in Addition, its all IN Subtraction"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31

Mr. Van Buren, said defeated clicat,
d" is there any client 50 low and mean, or any
case so nasty that you won't undertake to de-
iend him N it?
~ don'tknow, said John stopping to put
away another oyster then bending down, and
confidently drawing out his reply in the little
mans car, " "iehot hare you bcsn dong
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31

Dr.. Adam Clarke, who had u strong aversion
'opo,k, was called upon to say grace ut a din
uer, where the principal dish was roast pig
He IS reported to have sand 90 Lord if
Thou cans. bless uadar the Gospel what Thou
iii.,ear-e uular ,le Law, bless ,hls pig"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31

au'creI acto-latt t4 ict of Canet lu te ysarsta.
IS s. Bayct, .u ta terx 0eceof tire District CoUgt
Hf the District af vermont
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31

Harp g. says that avery worthy minister
s9ttledn1. q huudsel miles from Gosou, was
one sunday morning dc.eln.ing upon tho i'm.
por,auee OF plain speaking Why, nay hear
crs, said he, " ST. Paul never usedany high
ialutin expressions. No lie always spoke
plain Anglo Saxon.
Hood : umbrella, he aid was a coed Cath.
oljc, Tor it always ipf hm
, 1861-02-23
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

: NoHrH PRzn1rSa1Az Cauaea-The new
Church edfHce, corner Of Cass and hdfs14 etKrets,
Will be dedicated to the service OF God Tomorrow
{3ahbath, 7ith inst> Services at half past 10
4. H., and half past P. NJ Dedication sermon
by the Pastor, Rev. Dr.. Rice The public aze re-
spec&fully iuvitedto attend- -
: Il FRENCH PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL SKKv1cE-1n
St Ansgarinis' Church, Indiana street, corner q
North FRANKLIN, there viii be French serrtca
to-morrow tSunday} at O'Clock, r. ~. The sa:
Vice will be conducted accrrdtng to the Protestant
EpIscopal rite BY Rev. Clinton Locke.
NonrH BAPr1sr Cuu8cR-Coruer Of Ohio and
Dearborn st1eets. Rev 4 II. Strong, Of Roche5-
ter, n r, will preach IN this Church On sunday
neIt. Feb 81, At II T. Il, and 3P- H. The public
are cordially invited to attend
~ The Free Protestant Episcopal Church,
corner OF Indiana and Franklin streets, y open
for divine service 1t tx, A. n, aada o'c1oekP- u
Strangers Invited = l. ATufr13> Aeetor' :.
SPnurrA11aH.-1las Emma Hardings viii lsc:
tnre at Kingsbury Hall on Sunday, tto'moEsow) oa
104 A. NJ, ind ~ o'clock P. Il. - :; /
| ~B Bro. James Nixon, Of Union Prk Baptist
Church, will Preach discourse to young mEn on
sabbath evening. - ':,:zet:: :"
! ~ No servIes will be held in the South. PreA
+: bytesian Chvrch tomorrow, owing to Tie tsmpo
!: rafy absence ct tho Pastor *; -