The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-29
EDITORIAL E0TIk GS
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Re Chapter FIVE of the History of Cambria
County will be found very interesting.
rg. We publish to-day another interesting
letter from our friend "W., ~ of Baltimore.
asa. The Pennsylvania Legislature will ad-
jour- on the Sd day of April.
Gsis~ The Nicaragua treaty has been reiec-
ted by the United States Senate.
hgap II. Bucher Swoope, Esq, was recently
elected Burgess of Clearficld borough.
BeA- The scarlet fever is said to be prevail
ing TO a fearful extent in and about Williams
burg.
asa. The Free Banking Bill has passed the
House of Representatives by vote of 81 to
SO.
BE- The crops in this county look very
promising, and we hope they may not de-
ceiye their looks.
nsa, Our friends in Indiana county seem to
be earnestly at work in the cause of Temper
ance. Success to them.
BS% Hon. Thomas H. Burrowes, recently
appointed State Superintendent of Common
Schools, is said to be Douglas Democrat.
neae The obnoxious storm" evidently put
a stop to the sugar-making business for "a
few days" at least
HA- We notice that hot-beds are becoming
quite numerous in the Mountain Village
Hot-heads are scarce.
rsaN New and well-executed counterfeit
twenty-five cent pieces are now beng freely
circulated. Sorry we can't say the same of
the genuine article.
be- Those of our subscribers changing their
residences on the first Of April, next and de-
string their post Office addresses changed
also, will please inform US accordingly.
sg- Maj. W. W. Ivory, of Nebraska City.
is now on visit TO his native county. We
learn from the Mountaineer that he is succeed
ing admirably at his western home.
esa. Howard J. Roberts, Esq, of Johns
town, paid his friends in this place short
visit last week. Railways makes US feel good
to see him.
BsS- John Carney, workman at the Johns
town Rolling Mill, had one of his legs broken
some days ago, by being struck with piece
of timber.
Bsa4 The mother of George S. King, Esq,
Johnstown, died at Harrisonville, Fulton coun-
ty, on the Ist instant, at the advanced age of
50 years.
gsA- Harrisburg, by late act of the Legis-
laturc, has been incorporated as city The
first election under the charter Will be held on
Friday, the 18th of next month
sal. D. J. Evans & Son have just received.
at their store-room on High St, a large assort-
ment of iron, nails, glass, etc. The public
are invited to call and see.
gsy~ The next State Fair of the Pennsvlva-
MIA Agricultural Society is to be held at Wy
oming, in Luzerne county, on the Gath, 25th.
Goth and 9th of September.
ne2- If any of our friends wish to see FIVE
of the finest pigs in the county, they will call
on Foster, of the Arcade, who exhibits them
free. In this it is not five for quarter"
rGa- The Huntingdon county court will be-
gin on the second Monday in April. The Blair
county court will begin on the fourth Monday
Of the same month, and will continue two
weeks.
BsA J. Andrew Rodrigue, Esq, who has
for sometime been sojourning in Kansas, re-
turned TO this place yesterday. His numer-
Gus friends here extend to him a hearty well
come.
GeEy~ The ''great mill' between Heenan and
Sayers will come off, in England, on the 10th
of April That both parties in the Disgrace
ful affair may be badly whipped, is all the
harm we wish them.
BE-. One of the best Republican papers we
know OF, is the State Journal, published at
Philadelphia, and edited by Reuben G.. Orwig.
Esq. Terms, $500 year Address Estate
Journal Company"
BSy~ Our neighbor of the Huntingdon Union
seems, like ourselves, to have been slightly
taken in by that celebrated Patent Lamp man,
j. C. Cary, of New York Misery will have
company.
rs" Loco-Foco in Bedford having dis
patched to somebody that the spring election
in that place had resulted in an increased Lo
co-Foco majority, friend Over, of the Inqui-
rer, pronounces it Tell-lie-graph.
ssg- The Standard says corn-juice ex
change has been in successful operation at
Harrisburg fer number of years
Bitters supposes the editor of the Standard
must be an ornery member of that distinguish
ed body.
Gsy" Z. Shoemaker & Sons, at their new
and enlarged rooms, on High ST., are now
opening one of the largest, best and cheapest
aSSOrtmentS of goods ever To +o,,-n