The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-11-22

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snueS down al luIl SpSeU' IIoU'io n LII
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more than mile the way descends ninety
SIX feet. This path winding round the
edge Of terrific precipice, Is one Of the
most aWfpl railway passages l ever saw or
/ heard OF. Some idea may be formed OF
/ the sharp nature Of the curve, when two
/ trains travel for miles III the same q rec
ton, though one Is going West and the
other East.
At the pretty little village Of Altoona
where there is one of the best hallway ho-
tells in the kingdom, the party were to
have stopped for dinner This intention
however was abandoned, for it was night
fail. and Harrisburg was still some one
hundred and fifty miles distant, so the
train was pushed on through the wild
mountain road called Jacks Narrows,
amid much the same rich magnifcence of
scenery as on the Hudson at West Point
From this it traversed along the Juniata
river. and thence by the broad, shallow
stream Of the Susquehanna. filed with It's
thousands Of little marshy islands At II
the train reached Harrisburg-th legisla-