The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-09-08

CREssoN HoUsE.-We had the pleas
ure OF seeing VIM. S. Campbell, ESQ.,, in
town this week He was engaged in the
prosecution of some individuals who had
relieved him of several very necessary ar
tlcles In use at the Mountain House, at
Crcsson.
We understand that he closed that
beautiful summer resort on Saturday last
for this season. We feel sure that, of his
many visitors, it was no fault of his if they
did not receive full equivalent for their
disbursements. Mr.. Campbell is a model
Hotel keeper.
In TowN.-Swank, the junior editor of
the Cambria Tribune, has been in town
during the week, serving his country in
the onerous and responsible position of
petit juror. He looks well as usual,
and seems to be as much at home on a
civil or criminal case, as on a case of
type. He and his partner Bowman, print
one OF the neatest little papers in appear
ance in the State. 1t is true, we some
times object to their editorials but it is
equally true, no doubt, that they sometimes
object to ours. Success to us all.-Amen.
R.C. LEWIS, EsQ.-We neglected in our
OF our friend r Lewis, Esq, who former
ly resided here, but who for some years
past has been engaged in the practice of
the law in Illinois. He looks well, and
since his advent amongst us has been
taken by the hand by many old friends
and acquaintance. We should be glad
to see him pull up stakes in Illinois, and
hang out his shingle in Ebensburg.
For RENT.-We desire to call particu-
lar attention to the advertisement of
Messrs. Lloyd & Hill, by which they pro-
pose to rent the Pensacola Mill Property.
The property they advertise possesses rare
advantages for the manufacture of lum-
Der, and any one desirous of engaging in
that business would do we'll to take a lease
of it for term of years.
BASKET MEETING.-A Basket Meet
ing of the Universalists was held in
grove on the farm of Ephraim Crum, near
Wilmore, on Friday, Saturday and Sun
day last. The attendance is represented
to have been meagre, and the speaker as
having much less ability than those who
usually travel to disseminate those doc
trines
DIR. JOHN c. CLARK.-We take great
pleasure in calling the attention of all
those suffering from that ''foe to all peace
of mind toothache-that the DIR.
is in town this week ready and willing to
attend to all such dental troubles He
can be found at DIR. Lewis Office.
NOTIcE.-We are authorized to say to
the members of the Cricket Club, that the
Bats and Balls arrived this morning. We
hope to see the young gentlemen compo-
sing it make their first appearance on the
ground on Saturday afternoon next, as we
believe that is the day they have selected.
RECovERING-The young man Lynch,
near Wilmore, spoken of by us as having
been injured by falling from the hay loft
some time ago is so far recovered, as to be
able to walk about
DIED.--On Monday morning last, Mrs.
MARY JANE GOODWIN, wife of Samuel
Goodwin, and daughter of Richard and
Eliza Thomas, in the 10Th year of her
age.
MARRIED-On the 30th Of August, by
Rev. James I. Brownson, GEO. MIC. PoR-
TER, Esq, of New Cumberland, Virginia,
to Miss SADE LEWIS, of Washington, Pa.
FOR RENT.
YTNhe subscriber will lease for term of years
DIN ,