The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-09-22
EDITORIAL NOTING S,

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pe- BeI-igerous-the Standard.
Bsa- BeL-ipotent-the Star.
aaas Did turn up.-EchO.
gsa. Didn't up-The editor of the Echo.
Hteresting-The second paper of ''Pencil-
lings at Sea"
gy- In 6laSt-the Tyrone encampment.-
Standard.
nea- out of 6last-Chimney Rock Furnace.
| -!Standard.
n@s 4 great JEast-the Editor of the Stan
dard.
Ray~ 1t is said that, when Hall is elected,
Bigler will be Littler.
B@~ p. p. and s.-Phlat, Phlimsy and
Stale.
nea- The Tyrone Star Will not be visible
this week.
nG- Gone Eest-sundry Ebansburg mer-
chants, for goods.
B1s~ The map of Cambria county viii soon
be finished and ready for distribution.
nsa, Attend the meeting at the Court House,
on Saturday evening next, and do your part
towards raising military company.
re- The Military at Tyrone have had q
rainy time for their encampment. We are
| afraid some Of them will show the vet feather.
rea. An argument Court VIII te held in
Ebcnsburg, beginning on the IG,h Of next
month.
nca. There were 100000 hogs killed at
the packing houses Of Louisville, during the
year ending Sept. 18th.
They were packed in hogsheads, 20 doubt.
pee- Perhaps Mr. Hall is q Haeal descen
dant Of the man who swallowed the whale
Dem. g Sent.
No, sir Mr. Hall is not fshy politician.
8Gg- Nature has presented you with two
ve-y Gne ears-.StanIcrd
Yes and you with two very long ones-a
Ia jackass.
nsA- A Mr.. Walker is about getting up
map of Bedford County.
Christy traverscd most Of our county with
a fve-whccled wagon. We suppose Walker
| will traverse Bedford in a rralk.
R5- Professor Light win make balloon
| ascension from ChambersburJ, ct the time of
| the Franklin county Fair, next month.
As the Professor is Light, we presume it
viii not require much gas to raise HIM
n1g@ Two of our citizens assert positively
that there was snow in Ebensburg on Sunday
| night last.
Bitters says it snow use to try TO Get him to
believe the assertion.
rSA- TIE Standara says the AHsghqnicn's
Bittcrs are Of the weakly sort.
OF course, then, they don't suit the Stand
ard-man. He relishes the stronger sort,
namely, tansy and tanglefoot.
E-3~ The Princeton Clarion says that fell
low travelled forty miles to OwensyiIe. XIV.
last week, to whip another fellow, and got
badly whipped himself
He had the consolation that his trip was
not for nothing, any how.
Ess5~ \ bald eagle measuring six feet over
the wings from tip to tip, was shot by Mr.. J.
Birch, on the farm of Enoch Prigg, in Canton
township, Washington county.-Star
Damphool would like to know whether that
bald eagle wore a wig.
Ra- ThePitts5urgh Chronicle says-"Judge
Taylor is not a man to be t-iaed with and if
there were more Courts like his in the State
there would be fewer rascals"
1t Is evident that the Chronicle is good
judge of a good judge.
esA. Hdated-a neat holder for our new
gold pen. Who speaks ?-Standard.
Bitters speaks. He is mum as to the nen-
holder, but says when he needs bottle-hoId-
er he will engage the services of the Standard
man.
B=S~ The wife of poor laboring man in
Newark, y. j., on the night of the 3Ist. ulti-
mo, presented her lord with three sons at one
birth, averaging in weight more than five
pounds each.
"a fool for luck, and poor man for chill
dren."
esA- One of the Railroads in New York. is
said to be the safest in the world, as the Su-
perintendent keeps boy running ahead of the
trains to drive off the calves and sheen =
Star.
Then the boy would make You travel. if he
found you in the road
BsEg~ All who wish military glory are car
nestly requested to attend the military meet
ing on Saturday evening next, and enroll their
names.
~! there's not trade going,
Worth knowing or showing,
Like that from glory growing,
For the bowld soger boy
BaAp 1t is an economical reflection that
when garments are too short, the difficulty
may be remedied by wearing them longer
Standard.