The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-11-22
EDITORIAL N0TlRGS.

RSs" In decline-the Democratic party.
HS- Non est-our Turkey, as far as heard
from Oh, Gear, what can the matter be
A.g- In demand-timper, since the late
election-being wanted for boat building.
Ha- The official vote of New Jersey is in.
Three Democratic and four Republican cleo
tors are elected
EG- John C. Keenan, Esq, pugilst, is now
engaged in giving public exhibitions through
out the country.
EA- ''Raising the wind, is now denoInina-
ted more cIassically, exciting the financial
Eolus"
49, Australian sandwiches are stated by
Doesticks to be made by putting piece of
sole leather between two shingles.
sS- Cambria county gave Lincoln ! es ma
jority over all opposition. The Mountain
county is now the "kohinoor of the West"
G;s- Philadelphia is done for. Thev have
got <'the largest hotel in the world" out at ST.
Louis. 1t is 227x227 feet, seven stories high,
and VIII accommodate 1900 persons.
Ba5- Dickens, it is stated, has received FIVE
thousand dollars from the Harpers for bis
story of HUNTED Hown'
Bitters suggests that "Money DowL" would
MT be a bad improvement on the above title
EG@ General Scott is the largest man in the
American service. He is six feet six inches
tall, and weighs two hundred and sixty
pounds. He is still vigorous and healthy, al
though seventy-four years old.
Ez5- Jecms Buchanan, Esq, is to be reg
ular contributor 70 the New York Ledger after
he is called upon to vacate the premises he
now so-oh veryl-ably fills.
ITO what base uses, you understand.
ef4s Arrangements have been made by
which the old copper cents will be transport
ted in sums of $50 and upwards to the mint
and the new cents returned, by Adams &
Co.'S express company, free of charge.
nsa- A young and beautiful girl of Reading,
moving among the upper ten," recently
eloped with an antiquated OH gentleman more
than twice her age.
There's no accounting for tastes'-as the
woman said when she kissed her cow
ssg- The Erie Sewing Machine" which is
have used it to be very excellent family ma
chine. Address, for particulars, J. n. Boy
Ian, General Agent Erie Sewing Machine Co.,
Milan, Ohio. See advertisement.
pa J. 3. is one ahead. The Papertown
Democracy have spoken. Hear: Resolved,
That at first the Papertown Dimocracy was
in favor of J. Buchanan, and would hin vet
if he had been elected, bat now their fust
choice is Douglas, and always was"
rsE- When the Prince of Wales visited
Mount Vernon, he uncovered his head while
gazing at the spot where rest the ashes of
Washington, the man for whose head his
eat-grandfather offered a reward Wash
is now the name of a superior Of George III.
gsa- 1t is stated that Edward Everett is en-
gagged TO marry the widowed daughter of
Judge Pettingrew, of South Carolina.
So you see, that if the braves of the Pal
metto State are in favor of smashing this
universal Federal compact of ours into fin
ders, the ladies for Union TO a man.
ara. The Vermont Legislature has passed
a law against -fghting-principals, ten
years imprisonment or $1,000 fine; aids,
seconds or surgeons, FIVE years imprisonment
or 81 900 fine and citizens of the State who
attend prize-fght in either capacity out of
the State, receive the same punishment.
nsn- The Governor of Georgia is in a most
singular attitude. He close. his Disunion
Message by saying: THE argument is ex-
hausted, and We now stand on our arms. -
Of tbair
heads, or on one leg, but never on their arms.
The Governor of Georgia has our sympathy
E9s~ The last Dem. & Sent, in a scarifying
leader, repeatedly calls political opponent
demagouge.
Now, we can stand contentedly by and see
our editorial brethren squabbling and quarrel
ling-indulging in rude and heavy blows
but we can't consent to this gouging piece of
business. Part en-!
Rsza- The popular yell at present is ''Dixie."
Everybody plays it, everybody sings it, every
body whistles it. Tho term Dixie is supposed
to mean happy land where possum and hon.
my plenty and where you doesn't have TO
do no work. The music is enchanting, but
the words of the song a terrific conglom-
Grafton Of senseless vulgarities.
Reg The Huntingdon Globe says: When
Lincoln takes hold of the reins of government
he won't find Douglas man in office. Old
Buck took their heads off long ago. We
want to old Abe 'slet 'er rip until every
Administration slave is laid low.
We are very much afraid that the editors
fervent wish will be especially gratifed