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tFroa tAseDeieLsiAe Anesiean.1
LiRhtine Up Il The Capitol OouO.

Asooso0 ~ - ~ eIsS~e O~.Os
The effort of Mr.. Samuel Gardiner,
of 271 Broadway, New York, in this
enterprise has been crowned with
triumphant success. For two years
and half, the arrangements have
been quietly perfecting, and on the
evening Of the 23d of January the
beautiful dome was illuminated
from three circles Of burners invisi-
bic from the floor, and containing
1,100 jets, from 6 to 12 inches
apart, bringing out in splendid re-
lief, the picture executed by Mr..
Bsumidi on the ceiling Of the inner
dome, at q hight of 180 feet from
the floor of the rotunda.
The means for operating the bat
terry, turning on and off the gas, and
lighting each tier of burners, are
brought within a space Of two feet
suuare iu passage way within q
few feet of the floor of the rotunda,
and consists of q handsome silver
mounted dial plate with keys, eleven
in number, one in tho center by
which the primary connection is
made, and the required amount Of
battery brought into operation, the
others being for the gas lighting
connections Of the respective tiers.
These tiers, it may be here mentioned,
are three in number at present.
The first, containing 300 burners, at
the cornice, As feet from the floor.
The second, 325 burners at a cor
nice 80 feet from the floor. The
third tier, 425 burners, 165 feet
from the floor surrounding the bal
astrade, and near the margin Of the
picture on the ceiling. One tier at
the spring of the dome has not been
put up, and may not be found neces-
cary, nor has the column of 60 burn
ers, In a vertical series Of circular
clusters, yet been lighted on the
tholus, 264 feet above the floor.
The work Of laying the pipe and
adjusting the burners, has been q
fatiguine and perilous labor, and
causes a shudder as we look at the
ledges respectively 20 inches and 16
inches wide, and As and 80 feet from
the floor of the rotunda, upon which
the electritian and his workmen op.
Grated, for weeks consccutively,
without scsffold, rope, or ladder.
The first and second series of
burners arc entirely inaeess1ible, all
are invisible from any part Of the
door, aud every posaible manipals-
ton is executed At the dial plate on
the door BY the exertion Of . few
ounces pressure On the appropriate
key, the - stop-eock to sach tier
besns operstea b IN elssaso-mag-
usaic seaise il 10 vieisisy, whisA
rsssivss II iopslss ftuo ths ~
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~ About four hundred editori-
sls upon tie the Presidents veto
message. from as many journals in
the United States, have been re-
ceivcd at the White House. About
ninety nine per centnm Of all these
essays heartily endnsse the policy
parssel by tn President in the past,
and sppevve and commend the neas-
urss q psuposss fce the future
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aG- l. H. CasanufD - 6A
s-srA sn~nAsA - af1s6 - - . ~ =
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s.1sis o-.sAay s-sGng: A~sk -
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CHAPTER Xxx.
BYLAWS AND RULES OF ORDER.

BYLAWS AND RULES OF ORDER.
Sec. /. Bylaws and Rules Of Order
may be hereafter adopted BY vote Of two
thirds of the members present, at any
monthly meeting: Ptovided, That they
do not conflict with this Constitution.
SEc. 2. Bylaws shall have the bind
ing force that the Constitution has. and
may be ameudsd or repealed At any regu-
lar monthly meeting, by : vote Of two
thirds present: Provided, That . notice
ha, been given Of such intention to amend
or repeal at the previous monthly meeting.
SIC. 8. Rules of Order shall be conven.
tional only. and any particular rule, or
all of them. may be suspended pro tems..
or during the meeting. BY vote Of tho
majority Of the members present, or may
BE- repealed or amended 10 the same man
ner a. the Bylaws.
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Well, each of us sent ten or doz-
en- letters to different fellows, and the
result was, as they all with one ex-
ception, came, within twenty-four
hours, and offered themselves to the
ladies who had signed the letters.
We all took our pick, of course, and
expect to be married in the fall.
The wretch who didn't obey the
demand made in the letter he re-
ceivcd, was shot few days after
wards, as he was getting into the
train in order to escape to Canada.
Now, you dear old souE just follow
our example, and I'll venture to say
that you'll be married III next to no
time at all.
Yours trinmphantly,
,,..f FLORA De RYEFELLE.
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ARTICLE XVII.

REVENUE OF THE COMPANY.
SEC. 1. The funds Of the Company
shall be derived from contributions. iniiia-
tion fees, fines aud penalties incurred by
the members.
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ARTICLE XXI.


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Of this csapany sAan. within tAsvs ass'hs
sfies IN sAsPsiss - hs sens - -
Cssseisueisa. sish ~ - e - sl<eeisa
n mnmhusuhio eana1l
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ARTICLE VII


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eeas sa& s~~6s kw ssr as NJ sim~- 80
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ARTICLE XVIII.

RIGHT OF THE FIRST MEMBER PRES
ENT UPON AN ALARM.
Sec. /. At an alarm Of fire. the first
members that arrives at the Engine
House shall have command Of the Com
pany until the arrival of one Of the Fore
men.
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ARTICLE XXI.

FIRST ANNUAL YLrcTIoN.
SIC. l. The Asst slscsioa uader this
Constitution shall he held on March 2oth.
A. D. 1866.
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ARTICLE XVI.

EXCUSE FOR N0x-PERFoRAAxcR OF
DUTY.
Sec. I. A valid excuse for the noa-
performance Of duty shall be sickness Of
the member, or one of his family. abseucs
from town. or permission Of absence BY
the Foreman or President.
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- The toeAl lossss BY IRE the
past year sasumuted to over 16sty.
:hrse uilIisss of dollaA eQaieee
sbssa twssey-siOhe - . ~ ~
lisss ~ Pssvisas ysae. IT, ine!e-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-30

CEoRGE COOK, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "
VI Isbcry street.
GRsrEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
On Wednesday, bct 81, lOs clock " Liberty
good assortment ~ nr Furniture including superb Panr
suit. IN brocsde and haiotb Cbsntet Library aud
Dining Room Furniture. Catalogues At sale
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ksrrsu Eusaos<aporx sid brig A Lsrvabee. Cariss.
htiadslphia sohrs statton, Cordssy do vest Ohvers
Lewis. NYork .
RocKLAND Oct 20--Arr schrs Jameson. Candase. New
York; Maria Louisa Robinson: Susan MARY, Keen. ana
Henry oliver IA wsv: ks:I snd sS we
schrs Ella Packard. aud Bound Brook Perry. NYork.
SALEM, Oct 6-Arr schrs L stroul Dean, Bangor Tor
NYork: Pallas Hart. Rockl.nd for do
wILMIkGTON, NC, Oct 70 Arr steamer ca,harne Whit
iins with salt CID Elliott Elliott Newburyport
26th-Arr steamer W Lord Ward NYork.
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WV prH,.IoarroSs.

THE TEXAS ALMANAC FuE 1857
Il CIRCULATION 1j.qo9 CDFfFt
PUBLISHED ny W nfClIAKDSOs co. oF THF
NEWS OFf1CE GALVESTON Texas
1his Almanac. containing about - r@grs % cn~v
printed nssier. circulated All Tefss eiso ~ ell Ne
routhsrn STATES other part ~ the Union a. We'll -
" Europe Thote wishing 70 advertise tner business wher~
VIII have wide circulation 30 ~ hy applying " y
KsiAFDSoS. a. the Belmont uoie. fulton street. View
fors Letters sddss,ed there viii prompt sitenton
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MATRIMONIAL.

A HANDSOME YOUNG Nan WIN LIMITED sE.ss
n wishes the scaasiaisncs Of lady % resih. STA .
'ss- V mssi2oar. Adxfsst J. I. z. ", ss.i,ag.
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y LtEl- NisFI wiz ~ NJ ss.stse =. ~ 81 ISL
y .pga ssfe@s. efsb saS seventh asss
fsi4 AAs ~ EeHsss Nefni&fs t fst ssstf
atl1d ~ xsfEsale EsNrwasa FlMtoffrs " Nxast
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iArs q whaeh wii - fsan9 n - eststs4yss
IIgsEY q visKn. ArcrrosEEn
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1psusfts a. test 49,
ssis - uretse1 rasfsGss tsy ,sTal srr s4sfss fsf
ne Natwheh And wefsNstet Hshiasa 'amAseY
HOUSEHOLD AND oggtcE yINsrfrET.
or, sssr.ls y yassas no-s~p~1 rAssefsn. . csa'
R~sslffaf HlS~s
PARIS glsls nsrrg-s. Hsssn
vfYsHY n mf~pH ArtTIO%upE@ 3sIg4rfSfN 81
Ill kkHskt tgHNET Orrgsfrg phN rpeT UrriCK
sAfG o. nONAks sND rsnhlAsEa. wnB~IADaY
OFfuNtN "a AZ
~ O'CLOCK. nE MfAhH AND AONFrTfftN AZ
rAkNekuOw ~ NAeNAt AEMkkf
Hsaaisr flsye~ ssA< 4sys Ne&n~tssys Naa - Wfssgs
n@ssfs Nfsgg a NuNbsiLfg assf aatafp~ss~1 -
isesNe@ sst<ft*ss. 49, tasasas eaysaY "
g.t~ w9tkiNg " ~ 1ssrrg " 80 Wss~s tsfssx~s,
~ sayln.ng bsfsAsmias - Va $500 AgssAsss
lfEswr ygfr~A~ ArrfiysFYa. VII ~gLL rats
III a.F o. ~. ysA-x = yfs fhs slsrs ssx
tstass. 0gssfT ~tass sfss@f $50 z<rs
90. es ysskss = sssg 4ys "a
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AZ ASSORTED TOT ~ rfSgsr HavssA crOARs
~ lass received = sf~r~1 fer % ig~ gytnss -
VERA 90. y sssssp strys, f,sn n sgvssts - Poo
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NJ DOUGHTY, AUCTION ER -sALFs.oOM NO. u
vi. Nassau srret--N. pnrGiirY Will soil rnesdAyk
Oct % Al 0h O'Clock, tic 1n,irr Furniture contained
house Id West ThrfythiFd street. ing II Brusss1
thr~eplv and ingram Carpets mahogany Parior rurntus
chAmber and Dining Room suits, rsinuns. Engrayi9U
hair Mattresses Feather Reds. holsters aud Pil0ws O.
cloths Stoves, Kitchen utepss China Grnk~ry Cut1Gy1
aud Glasswarr. The whole IN be r~rcmp,o-sy sold.
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SCRANTON coal At AUCTION
OCTOBER ~ Irs
srs foms n -
The Delaware. Isrts~snns end ws%lsra Eslrs.s Cssss
psny viii hold heir forty laird aptga .r ~ coal -
Wednesday. gisk day s.s ~ g'eift .aoss
~ thar s.ie.gsan. EIfhsnx. psoe eor.sT ~ Mnssse
Ns~ f0rs, whrt fksy I'll sell. W hssag2
joins d. DRAPER 90. Asstinssr.
Tons
fs.h minef esi ffen tao fskssssns r~xeBs ~ ~
a~l..fssi. - thsis fsret. EisAbsahr~r -
duylng tsonth n ssssmHsf
ssls JOIN ssisHis rr.s1saa
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MORRIS WILKINS. AuCTiosFER
wi RLE0AST MnlskhoLO frHNIrrRE

HofENDOp ffANbFpKTk. MIHkOW4
WILTON VELVET AaD BRUSSELS CARPETS 20.
y, LUDLOW CO. vii sell ny auction, thfs day. runO
.day October 70 lsS a. y oclocs a. The private s.s.ds.
streets all the elegant Furniture IN said houss. -.
sisung In part OF superb ebony Drawing Room 0uoS
In crimson silk reps; rich rbony CabnetA and CeoeB4
Table carved walna, oeaeon r,snson Dining rsss 49,
and Side Dining thAir elegant rosewo0d wDk
nut aud oak frcneh Rcisteads Dressing Baresns wass
Stands Amof~ uaces Sofas chsrs aud Easy Charu; -
rich lace curans very eeasnt French plate p-r and ans
tel Mirrors supnr ornnlu ard bronze Chand~iers nno
Panuforte doub. round ftrth,
Pond Co. rnakrr- ensmset r~droon ruits. rvyai WI
Velvet Brussels Carp~s Olco,hs walnut library
Bookcases mHp'sl S.eka ae togcthor with tbs kiNhs9
Furniture. Catalogue Rad the AnrtiDneag>o
No Pine al he OF CUR
liberty .tr
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BoGARr, AuCTIOSEER.
MORTGAGE SALE.

Ry virtue 81 ehatt~l morgagr win expoas for sale q
public auction. Thursdsv the lst day q Nov.mber Iva
10 The No 26S East Twelfth htrse
lhatAning casks aud conents. hsddrr CsAks and Cool
tents beer Pumps, isrgc Tub aiso two years Losss
of said premises JOHN H. HARRINGTON.
Attorney for Assisnss
TosRPH uEGHaAN-wEDSEspAY,o OCTOBER 81.
At ipo'e'ook ~. AZ ~ Nassau srset ocsween fuisse
aud Washington streets, Bruokiyu.
Velvet and atheF Gafp.s olrloS mahogany and walnue
marble TOP psrinr. chamber and dining fuynNur4
Spring Mattresses China Gia>swars. Kitchen utensGAQ
Stoves, Ac
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OK PER CENT INTEREST GREE OF TAXI.
- MARKET SAVINGS BANK,
50 Nassau street (near Fulton), New York.
Interest deposits Immediately on tho
nrst day Of tho month following the date Of deposit
WIN. VAN NAME, President.
HrNry r. CONKLrN. Secretary.
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BOGARf. AucTI0NEER
81. ny sirsne Of chaite mortgage snd an srscuuo~,
will seis public auction. TUESDAY the Sh day Of octn
ber 1864 n O'Clock In the forenoon al No i02 Weed
all the Stock and Futures together with the Isss
place. the saloon Barroo situate VI NO l11ves3
street JOHN ~. HITLER, Marshal and
Attorney for the Mor<gaEca
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NJ DOUGHTY AUCriosEER -sALgsRoox 10 MAJ.
M. str~rs. v. DOUGHTY VIII sei wsdnssAap
October ~ At lD, O'Clock, the entire Furniture, harrua
fixtures Lease, Ar of house. Gsrx~'s" c0rAG4
l9y,h Eigth ifousehoi ruvnturr nsuG
..s and Ingram carpsts neirsahs Buresn. wsshAsA4
Mirrors China Crpckery and ass Wars stoves Cooktn1
Range Ar also AbDut ~ barr~ls Potatoes Al 10 eeion
~ Lease 81 the premises. The whole " be peren1
tor sold In or
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TO CONSUMPTINES

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks by very simple
remedy, after having suffered for several
years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to
make known to his ftllow- sufferers the
means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy
OF the prescription used (free of charge
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find a SURE CURE
for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNCHITIs,
CoUGHs. CoLDs, and ali Throat and Lung
Affections: The only object of the adverti-
ser IN sending the Prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which
he conceives to be Invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE,
by return mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD a WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings Co New York
Feb. J., 1866 w.
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LOVE AND MATRIMONY.

Ladies and gentlemen, if you wish to
marry, address the undersigned. who will
send you, without money and without price,
valuable information that will enable you
to marry happily and speedily. irrespective
of age, wealth, or beauty. This informa-
ticn will cost you nothing, and if you wish
to marry, will cheerfully assist you. All
letters strictly confidential. The desired in
formation sent by return mail, and no re-
ward asked. Address
SARAH B. LAMBERT.
Greenpoint, Kings Co., New York.
June 7 ,'66-3mo
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SEfEREEF,S SALE.

IL virtue OF sundry .writs of FeHditiOHi
u ErpOndS of the Court of Common Pleas
OF Cambria county, Pennsy lvania, and
to me directed, there will be expos
ed to public sale, at the Court House.
in Ebensburg, on Saturday, the 4th day of
August next, at one o'clock, p. NJ, the fol-
lowing real estate, to wit:
All the right, title, and interest, of r.
Nj. Lemon, of, in and to piece or parcel Of
land situate in Washington township, Cam
brla county, adjoining lands of NJ VI Adams,
heirs of Edward Donaldson ond others, con-
tanning three hundred and fifty acres more
or less, having thereon good coal bank,
hoppers, lateral railroad and other improve
ments. Taken in execution and to he sold
at the suit of Henry Scaulan, Administrator
OF Andrew Stuppy, decd.
CONDITIONS OF SALE.
CTN. B.-The Sheriff has made the fol-
lowing conditions Of sale, viz: One fourth Of
the purchase money on each sale 20 be paid
at the time the property is struck down,
when tie sale amounts to $500 and upwards;
under $500 and more than 500, the one
third under 500 aud more than $50, the
half; less than $50 the whole amount ;
otherwise the property will be Immediately
put up to sale again, and no deed will be
presented for acknowledgment unless the
balance Of the parchaSe money be paid on
or before the following Monday.
JAMES MYERS, Sheriff.
Sheriff 5 Office, Ebensburg,
July IS, 1861.
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-08-02
CATHARINE CONNELLY,
lv 26.'66.-3t EXeCutriX.
Orphans, Court sale.

ny virtue of an alas order of the Orphans
L Court of Cambria county, the undersigned,
will expose to sale by public vendue or ont
cry, at the Court House, in the Borough of
Ebensburg. on Saturday. the 25th day Of
August next, at one O'Clock. P. NJ, the fol-
lowing real estate Of which John Rees, late
of Blacklick township, died seized. viz:
i certain tract piece or parcel of land,
situate in Cambria township, Cambria coun-
ty. aljoining LANDS of Jacob Campbell, Nc
Donald and others, now in the possession Of
David Rees. containing fifty acres. more or
less, about 10 acres of which are cleared.
and thereon erected hewed log house. and
log stable or barn, being premises No. 8,
mentioned and described in the inquistiOn
on the rea, estate of the said John Reesr
deceased, made pursuant 20 proceedings in
partition.
Terms OF SALE-One half of the purchase
money to be paid on confirmation of sale,
and the residue in one year thereafter, with
interest, to be secured by the bond and
mortgage of the purchaser.
WM. kITTELL,
July 26, 1S66.-3t Administrator.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-08-02

WE were compelled to refuse an offer of
job printing the other day by a man way
back, who innocently called to get some
postage stamps printed He was quite dis
appointed becaus we could no do the work
he wanted 'em real bad to put on the
letters when he writ to gal, and they cost
too darn much to buy 'em Of them post
office fellers." We sent him to Y. S. Bar
ker's Cheap Store. We know he sells cheap
Dry Goods and Groceries and he might ac-
commodate our young friend with the post
age stamps.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-08-02
THEE MARK ELS.

EBENsBURG, August 2, 18G6.-Flour,
Sl3 to $l4 per barrel; Corn, 81 per
bushel; Beans, $l25 to 81; Butter, 25c
per pound Eggs, zoe per dozen Flax
seed, $3.50; Timothyseed, So, so; Clo-
verseed, So; Coffee, 33 and SOC per Id. ;
Molasses, 90c per gallon Syrup, $1.25
and Sl.7O; Brown Sugar A and Is cts.
per pound; White, 20 to 22c; Rice, 10
cents Wool, so cents per pound.