The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-30

respondent in each township, to keep us
uosted in regard to the news that NAV
ranspire in his immediate locality. We
do not so much desire communications of
the spread-eagle order as plain and unvar-
nished statements Of anything that may
interest our readers short letters and
yery much to the point \ few minutes
ii each week will suffice to do this
Kind friends let us hear from you.-
Norton NJ Michael, Esq, the well-known
editor Of the Philadelphia Norh Anserican.
is to address the people Of Johnstown on
the subject of the tariff, on next Satur-
day evening.-Wm. Ryan, Sr., has been
appointed postmaster at St Augustine,
this county, rice Joseph Meyer. resigned.
The Echo says that a young man
named Patrick Hennissey died very sud
denly in Millyille borough, on last Friday
week, in consequence Of being overjoyed
by the unlooke ed for arrival of his father
from the old country.-Wm Burley.
Esq, Of Tyrone city, has been nominated
tythe Peoples County Committee of Blair
county for the Office of Director of the
Poor, in the stead of VIM Caldwell. Esq.
Tho declined "A very beautiful piece
otPoctly, from the pen of 'Inez," will be
found ON our first page.-The Regi:sfe,.
states that Mrs. Myers, of Arts township.
s the Oldest residenter in Blair county.
She Is lob years old.-A Peoples mass
meeting is to be held at Tyrone city, on
Saturday evening, the Sth proximo Hon.
Isaac llazelhurst, Hon 5. S Blair, and
other distinguished speakers, will address
the mecting.-Chapter XIV of our
Cambria County History treats on Chest
Springs 1t will be found to be interes-
ung-Judge Taylor Will hold an adj
loarncd court in IIollidaysburg on the
@Oth inst.-lt is generally conceded
nowadays that the scriptural injunction
against hiding ones light under bushel
has more particular reference to business
men who fail to advertise than to any
@"iy else. See that herein you offend !
aot-WC understand that the city |
'oIA' who have been spending the season |
u Vr"Ssor have almost all departed for /
their respective homes.-The storm of /
Ilesday Of last week is said to have been
'eTy severe in the northern and northeas-
Tern portions Of this County.-A. \.
Darker, Esq, has returned from his cas-
,'n tour, looking, if possible, all the bet
i'r the jaunt.-Rcv. ID. j. Yerkes,
oNcrIy Of Hollidaysburg, has received
"'' accepted auuanimous call to the Bap-
S' church of Brooklyn, New York.
,' ,"hIli, an eminent Irish Clergyman,
'"0 has been travelling through this
Ountry for some time, in a letter to the
DuOnn IcLegrdPh says that the scenery
tween Altoona and Pittsburg along the
ennSyvania Railroad is the most gor-
s7H and sublime in America. That's
Ana Cambria county lies right on
route between these two points,
ue Well-knOwn and talented authoress.
ace GREENWOOD, who is spending por-
~" oi the summer at CressOn, was in
VII On Monday last.-We return our
| '"A' 10 lady friend for the present of
aye baskctful of magnificent pears
'"'vI l. Jones, whose sudden disappear
"om home some months since crea-
su'h excitement, has returned
'o'h Is. Doughcrty, formerly of this
'ut Tor the last couple of years en-
T 'S a tpyo on the Philadelphia Ar
"'S returned home on visit. We ,
S"a to see the light of his genial
,.. '"'nce aSain.-C. II. Jones will !;
Ut auction every night next week,
Ooot and shoe store, one door below !.
%nlHons Mountain House. Give him
IT. and secure bargains.-Three hor-
'''e stolen from Elderton, Armstrong
e-,.y ~ on Monday night last. Parties o
I, p "'UuSh here in pursuit of the thieves v
bo,, ua DR.. William A. Piat:, of
o.. ''ee borough, died of disease of the
yo., ' The grape crop will d
large IN this county this fall s.
w. Noorhcad, ex-cditor, of Indi-
Il no.
+, ~ Oeen stricken by the paralysis.
on.l ""'y recovering .-L Localcttcs :
''''caliy "skcerce" this week. y