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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-20
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aving, in connection with the Ale
IL ghanian, a large and superior lot of
Job-Type, we are prepared to execute with
neatness and dispatch, every variety of Job
Work, including Hand Bills, Cards Deeds,
and Blanks of every description, short
notice and on the most reasonable terms
Persons desiring anything in this line, will do
well to call.
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TAILoRING-We have heretofore neg
lected stating to our readers that Thomas
Devine has opened out Tailoring estab-
lishment, in connection with his Drug
Store, and is now ready to ''take the meas
ures" of such customers as may favor him
with call He is good workman, and
merits liberal share of patronage.
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THE WEATHER, during the past few
.ays, has been cold and blustering-un-
.leasant and disagreeahlc.
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MARRIED.-At the Presbyterian Par
onage, in Altoona, on the morning of the
9th inst, by the Rev. A b. Clark, Mr..
JOHN NJ. CAMPBELL to Miss CoRNELIA
NJ. CLARK, sister of the officiating cler-
gyman, and formerly of this place.
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gR- The Western Penna. Fair, held at
Pittsburgh, September, 1859, awarded
the first Premiums for best Business and
ornamental Writing to the Iron City Com
mercial College. This is the third tri-
umph at the Fairs of this City over other
Colleges.-PatsJuyh Gazette
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PUGILIsTIc.-On Saturday last, the
monotony Of our town was slightly varied
by the occurrence of several pleasant little
''set-to's" between some cf the admirers of
the system of striking from the shoul-
der, but no extraordinary loss Of life re-
suited from any of the encounters. The
contest between Morrissey and the Benicia
Boy, for that purse Of $4,000, will prob
ably be conducted on more scientific prin-
ciples, and occupy longer space of time
in being adjusted.
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CRICKET.-Since the "All Eland
Eleven" have created such an exciment
among the lovers of the game knn as
Cricket, we are glad to be ablep lay
before our readers the following tract
from a letter to a member of the Soun-
tain Cricket Club" from John LIilli-
gan, Esq, the well-known "wickeie ep-
er" of the celebrated ''Grange tcket
Club" of Washington, Pa, on thsub-
ject. Should Mr.. Milligan's play be
equal to the modesty of his letter, ,may
anticipate lively time. Here is ex-
tract -
SIR:-Your favor of the Sth inst. is rand.
+*** do take great interest IN theange
Cricket Club, as well as the subject otcket
generally, and am glad to learn thatClub
has been started in your town. / kn you
will be delighted when properly lnltla into
the mysteries, thumps and rude knoclncl-
dent TO spirited game. But L can ass you
personally, and the Club generally, tyou
are fattering me too highly, when inyp me
~ professional" to teach you itsilful
complexities | acknowledge, notwit.nd-
ing nv love for the game, that am ncof-
cent-as you will all perceive, when me.
In view of the inducements (''too nuOus
10 rnention') which you hold out, Ven
deayor to comply with your kind Iest
sometime between the 23d and 27th inRe-
member, | come to crafty myseh-tect
i YOU on the Cricket turf, not as a supe in
& the manly art. but as q fellow-cricketelike
unto yourselves"
Your friend, J. l.. MlLLR.
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LAST NOTICE.

m@S Blanks of all kinds kept con-
stantly on hand at this Office.
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DISASTROUS FIRE.-We are sorry to learn
that Johnstown was visited by destruc-
tive fire on last Tuesday night, resulting
In the burning to the ground of seven
houses, besides injury to several buildings
adjoining. The loss is estimated at about
5000 dollars. We have not been in
formed as to whether any of the property
was covered by insurance.
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AocIDENT.-Jacob Yost and wife, of
Carroll towship, whilst returning home
from this place, one day during our Coun-
ty Fair, We're thrown from their wagon,
and severely injured, the old gentleman
having one of his ribs broken, and the
old lady her right arm broken In two
places. The accident resulted from the
frightening of the horse which they were
driving. The parties are each about 70 years
old, and are both rapidly recovering from
their injuries.
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THE PROPHET

n HI Il II Ft U L Ii z
X, + S OF BORD DEL LIFE
BY ELIZABETH CAKES SMITH
There will also be commenced in an early
number of the coming volume a MOST
STARTLING AND INTENSELY INTEREST,"
ING ORIGINAL NOVEL, entitled
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No PAPER LAST WEEK-The Fair
and the Election pressed so heavily upon
our time that we were unable to issue a
Paper last week. On the principle that
"a half loaf is better than no bread" we
thought once of sending forth half sheet !;
but, after mature deliberation, we aban-
doned the idea, thinking it better not to
do things by halves. Hereafter our sub
scribers will receive the Paper weekly.
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EBENsBURG LYCEUM-The question
for discussion by the Ebensburg Lyceum,
at its next meeting, on Friday night, will
be:
Resolved, That Senator Broderick was JUS
tifable in accepting the challenge from Judge
Terry to fight duel.
The question will be open for debate to
all the members of the Lyceum.
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VERY AccEPTABLE.-During recent
visit to JOhnstown, We were made the for
tunate recipients of a very large box of
fragrant Havanas-a present from our
young friend, d. S. Bolsinger, of the
''Good Samaritan" Drug Store. Having
quite penchont for the good things of
this lte,-and a good cigar being one of
them,-they were speedily disposed of,
and found not hard to take Sturge has
large supply of just the same kind left,
which he will sell, with entire willingness,
to those who indulge in such luxuries.-
Who's next?
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IHE FAIR.-As general thing, the
weather during our late County Fair was
favorable, and the exhibition was in some
respects very creditable. But, taking the
whole thing together, candor compels us
to note 1t down as failure The very
class OF men for whose benefit the institu-
ton was inaugurated, seemed to be the
last to take part in it. This is not as it
should be, and unless change be had in
this respect, We may as well let our Agri-
cultural Society be numbered amongst the
things which were. We may say more
upon this subject in future number.
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PROSECUTION FOR LIBEL.-We notice
that Thomas s. Reid, of the Blairsville
True american, has been arrested and
held TO answer for some alleged Gbellous
matter published in his issue of the goth
ultimo, OF and concerning r. B. M'Cabe,
Esq we have not seen the offensive
publication, nor have we been informed
of its character Mr.. M'Cabe enioys an
envIable reputation as one of the literary
men OF the day; and many of our citizens
who have the pleasure of his acquaintance,
have long since learned us to regard him
as one sometimes heard of, but rarely met
with perfect gentlemen.
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at is the duty of every citizen of this Great
Republic to foster and encourage native ge-
MUS and American enterprise "-WgBsTLR.
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And they refer to every subscriber now OF
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The SLAYER OF THE COAST
by Calhoun M,KenZie

THE GREAT REPUBLIC MONTHLY is the
largest Magazine published in this county,
over $4,000 has been already expended to
bring 1t to its present high degree of merit
Inc publishers are determined TO give it the
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE WORLD.
W 18th this view they make the folIoxinn
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YoRK, Oct l4.--Thc Cunard steam
ship Africa, from Liverpool noon of Oct LIST,
arrived at her dock at ! p. NJ, to-day.
FRANcE.--lt is announced that several reg
iments Of the corps d'armcs under the com
mand of Marshal Castellane, in the Lyons
district, had received orders to hold them
selves ready to march.
Letters from the Provinces in France con-
firm the reports Of grand ornaments at the
various ports. The government had purchas-
ed land at a high price on the coast, for the
purpose Of erecting Qualifications At Boz
lougno a floating battery is to be constructed
without sails nayigated by stcam and armed
with riAed guns.
IrALY.-The Times Paris correspondent
says The latest and most accredited report
respecting Italy is that the Grand Duke Of
Tuscany will regain his throne, not by forci-
bic means, but boy an appeal Of universal suf-
irayc, accompanied by the grant of the con-
stitltion, and by a general amnesty that the
Duchess Of Parma will have Modena, and that
Parma will remain annexed to Piedmont
The warmost and most sanguine parti2ans
have now given up hopes OF being emancpat-
cd from Papal rule.
The Hgod Paris correspondent says -
The Duke of Modcna IS at the head Of 10, 600
tonp. backed by 5000 more under the COM
mand OF the Grand Duke of Tuscany.
Kalhermattcn has collected some 10000
men, of whom about one-third are Croats,
and the remainder Swiss. and he has gone
ont 20 Vienna, il is said, to organize plan Of
attack against Fanus army of Central Italy,
now concentrated around Rimini, whilst the
Atchduke would operate from the north.
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ArgaI NOtires.
JAMES HARGIN's ESTATE.
aG5 D' order &t ieS'' r. r. MERRILL, Register


| A NJ T. S a w Il Il l i T..
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Of JAMES SAWYER, late Of Berlin in said dis.
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In Berlin In said district, the last Mondays Of NO
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each Of said days. .....,..,
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HARVEY JOHNSTON, )
Berlin, Oct. 10, A. ID. 1859. 6bbe
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