The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-05-10
EDITORIAL N0TIR G S
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trees.
nea On a full burst-some b'hoys, on Sat
urday night.
sg burster-that "impromptu" sere-
made.
aszH A policy of insurance. is often rendered
void by impolicy.
ssa Mr. Lawrence Johnson, the well known
type-founder, died at his residence, in Phila-
delphia city, recently.
RSA A Convention of the Seceders from
the Charleston Convention is to be held at
Richmond, on the lIth of June next.
nea. Mrs. Burdell Cunningham and family
were passengers in the last steamer from New
York to AspinwalI en- route for California.
nau A melter-last Monday. Thermome-
ter ranging about $40 in the shade. Summer
duds, iced lemonade and cool jokes in demand.
rea, The Dem & Sent. is down like several
| thousand of brick on one of the appointees of
the office of assistant census marshal for this
county. Sour grapes.
ga We had the pleasure of making the ac-
| quaintance of Stull, of the Johnstown Beo-
| bachter on Monday last He is gentleman
/
! well calculated to grace the editorial tripod.
agg@ The experienced aronaut, Mr.. Wise, is
making preparations to try voyage to Eu-
rope in monster balloon, with a view of SOL
wing the question whether the air is naviga-
BILE.
neg- The announcement of the marriage at
Auburn, New York, of Mr. Edward Straw to
Miss Eva Smiley, suggests the probability that
he tickled a proposal, and that she smiled a
consent.
nSs%A A man named VIM. S Bredin, living
near Latrobe, Westmoreland county, recently
committed suicide by hanging himself in his
own barn. He was laboring under partial de-
rangement at the time.
nennA As Robbins, the locofoco candidate for
the Mavoralty of Philadelphia, was not elected
Mt the late municipal election in that city, the
popular fallacy that ''money makes the mayor
go" was happily exploded.
re- From present indications, it is alto
gether likely that we will have an abundance
of all kinds of fruit next fall, providing \. j.
Frost. Esq. does not bob around this way toe
soon.
pers published in the State is the Pittsbure
Dispatch. 1t is furnished to clubs of ten a
, the unheard-of price of fifty cents year SEE
S prospectus in another column.
: re- Arrangements for the accommodation
t of the Pennsylvania Delegation to the Chicago
| Convention had been made at the 'Brigg
House" in that city. All the Delegate
. are requested to put up at that House.
ra telegraphic dispatch was receive
. in Lynn, Mass, few days since, but was re
e fused by the person to whom it was sent, o
It the ground that he didn't recognize the hand
e writing as belonging to the one who was sal
n to have sent it.
asa. Heenan, it is stated has made n fol
., nal demand upon Sayers for the ''belt' an
advances that if it is not forthcoming he wi
give Thomas a gratuitous belt in the COB
IL There will be another fight, doubtless, befoI
the affair is settled.
n pa The editor of the Farmer & Gardent
ID announces that he will issue on the 18th inst
,u a new work on the Grape. The treatise
- the result of twenty-five years close observ;
ton, and will doubtless be a valuable contr
bktion to horticultural literature. Price
bound, 30 cents; paper cover, % cents.
Hsa- Tanglefoot, forty, sixty, and eighty r.
whiskey will have to give place to me
- brand-HsBoomerang" it is called-which xii
-. around corners, and takes people unaware
at all times and under all circumstances b
- ware of it.
~ nA. paper in New York says that,
or strong listed servant girl in that city was r
ne Gently assaulted by a couple of scoundre
ne named John and Elam Mile, and that s
. fogced them both We have heard that
4 miss was as good a mile, but here was
=, case in which miss good as two Mil'
and a little better.
N,
ssa- The Hollidaysburg Register says tn
a little daughter of James Alexander, colo
GU ed man residing in that place, was choked
es death on last Friday night, by grain of co
it getting into her windpipe. Strange to S
ty she had gotten the corn in her throat sol
mo- ten days before her death, and it did not
feet her in the least until some five or
hours before her death.
m9= Bitters observed the other day that
W was striking illustration of cloves lat
no lost" for party of Juvenile amateurs to SCI
eu made young lads for about an hour, an ho
he and half, two hours, thereby losing mu
ia oas,, ,. o,,,,- 90 .-.ar+.i,, .to ,,oxt ,,,,,
iie ing that the recipient had been sound aisle
- all the time, and consequently in blissful
nv norance of the whole proceeding. He dC
i; not speak from experience, but from act,
- obsery alton.