The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-22


Of Winter is we'll nigh ended The trees
have commenced TO put forth their buds,
bnt the voice of the blue-bir is not vet
heard in the land.-A riderless horse.
covered with mud, and having his saddle
Completely turned, was caught on Saturday
nigat. near Thompson's Mountain House.
4 Apprcheusions for time were felt that
both the horse and its rider had gone over
tie 'big Gu" CT some other dangerous d.
scent, but it was ascertained that such was
not the case-the horse having only bro
ken loose from where he was hitched, and
amused himself by rolling in the mud.
William D. Jones, who resides about
Eve miles south of this place, intends sell
ing. en- Friday, Both inst. lot of horses,
cattle, &c Purchasers will make note.
During the two weeks of Court, we
had the pleasure of booking quite a num-
Der Of new subscribcrs.-Our friends,
Cham Roberts and Clint Jones, intend
visiting Philadelphia next week-the for
:leg TO purchase goods for new jewelry
sore which he intends opening in this
place, and the latter to buy boots and
shoes. They will, doubtless, on their re-
turn, report progress through the columns
o!Tts AHegh0uidn.-Nr Lcmucl Davis,
teacher Of the third Union School, closed
lis term on Wednesday of last week with
public cxhibition.-Thc attention of
,.r readers is directed to the fourth chap
ter OF the History of Cambria County,
which appears this week. 1t is rcplete
with information, and should be read By
every Of our citizcns.-Sixtecn new
members we're initiated into the Sons Of
Temperance on Saturday night last. The
success Of the Order Cor the past six months
IS uaparalloiled.-Some talk is being
Aadw.;h regard to the utility of organizing
; ire company in this place. Should such
le he c4se, the Skwirt will likely be Of
c'asiacrably more use than.t now is-be-
f. a: present so rusty that It is almost
impossible to turn the cranks-Court,
i-s: week, was kept up till six o'clock on
H-iu'lay cye--fully making amends for
fAs Nh9rtness of the term of the previous
Toek.-Applicants for the Office of Coun-
'fy Superintendent are becoming very nu-
f2erous.-For the benefit Of those who
F'etonl Of them, we would state that Blain
FsalTays in receipt of a prime No. article
1 b.yaIves. Drop in and taste them.-
ne t7out-fshing season is rapidly approach
p, much to the delight of those who are
F.seatorially inclined.-In consequence
+. the removal from this place Of Robert
p-iiz'Acer Esq, the Ebensburg Brass Band
'-'c been deprived OF the services Of their
s. leader" We understand however, that
paoiher member tales his place, has place
eng hlled by a new parsonage. So that,
q = Consequence, we are not to be deprived
C' their soul-enchanting harmony -Ev-
Se'y0ody says that DIR. Bum sells splendid
'SSaF'' and 'cc say everybody says the truth.
Several Of the young men of our
s!oTn intend entering upon course of
3 FommeTcial studies, ere long, in the Iron
10y College, at Pittsburg-We under
Eaad that quite number of subscription
f'"ooIs will be opened out during the
''H'nG summer, for the benefit of the
oua5 ldeas.-Mr. Edward d. Evans,
'-'oF OF the second Union School, termi-
l''ea his professional labors for the pres
a ~ py an examination and exhibition yes
S4ay'-The attention OF those of our
'11eFs who desire to purchase fruit and
Uamental trees, vines, &C., is directed TO
- advertisement in another column of
r'''s'' Taylor & Cremer-Thc Big
1son' Tor several months past fixture
'u' Diamond, pulled up stakes and left
s''"aTd, on Monday eve.-Dennis
4 D''uond, an engineer on the Central Rail
u' and a resident of this county, was
,'''u on the Hollidaysburg branch last
-Last Saturday was St, Patrick's
-Blain's Big Lantern exploded the
'V' night The damage done was. but
4 "'t-Ihe name of the little hero we
.-"oned lately as having signalled and
vented freight train on the Pennsyl-
Iia Railroad from running into a rock,
"oeft Hoey.-The most sensible ad-
" We s@ve seer lately is-advo-,ise.