The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-09
EDITORIAL RoTIEGs.
eJa See new advertisements.

cat ca Monday the Sd of September.
np- Emerson Reaaetts Dollar Monthly for
Angas. Is received. 1t Is good periodical.
nG9A- The Home Monthly is also On our ta-
BILE. Is is ditto magazine.
asa- il business that will SCOT anybady--
chimney sweeping.
ssa- Farmers should subscribe for the Far
mer and Gardener.
ag- The Democratic State Central Com
mittee meets ut Cresson to-day
gaTerry has been acquitted Of the muir
der OF BrodeTick.
81 a young man named Jackson was
murdered in Pittsburg one day last week.
BE- The San Francisco Golden Era of June
Il, announces the marriage of Mrs. BaEdell
Cunningham in that city.
BA- The time for holding the military
campment at Indiana, has been changed from
the llth to the 18th of September next.
BGFSuits have been commenced against
four citizens of Richmond, Va, for refusing
to answer the census takers.
BE- Hon. John Hickman, the distinguish
ed member of Congress from this State, has
come out for Lincoln and Hamlin. Good
Rl \ self-evident fact-that the scriptural
injunction to Ego and do like Wise" did not
not refer to the matter of writing political let
tcTs.
aeA- At the instance of numerous friends,
NJ. II. Jolly, Esq, of the Tyrone Star, has con-
sented to run an Independent candidate
for District Attorney in Blair county.
gsa- The foreigners in New York are arran-
ging to have a grand ball in honor Of the
Prince of Wales. The Gothamitcs viii then
have new excitement.
Rs One great difference between Japan
and the United States is, that if you insult a
there, ne rips open mis- own bowels :;
while if you insult one here, lie rips open
yours.
reA. Carl Schurz c6ndenses the platform
of the Republican party as follows:
"To-man-his birthright; to labor-free-
dom; to him that wants to labor-work and
| independence; to him that works--his dues -
Rs0- The noted Col. J. Buchanan Cross,
recently convicted in Philadelphia for forgery,
made his escape from the officers on Saturday,
when on his way to the courthouse to receive
! sentence, and is now at large.
! ssa-A veritable sea serpent was seen at
| West Haven, on Thursday, about forty feet
! long and of a brownsh color. It was seen
among school of porpoiscs, who seemed to
/ lie in great comlnotioa on his account.
! Igg- We have received the first number OF
! Il new paper just established in Altoona, styled
the Blair County Union. 1t presents a neat
/ typographical appearance, but by some sim
! gular mistake, hoistS for Bell and Everett,
aGg- The "MKeesport snake" has been
! seen again. The individual who was so
! fortunate as to obtain a sight of the varmint
| estimates i TO be about the length of two
| coal barges-or thirty-fve feet.
| NE. Mrs Adah Isaacs Menken Hcenen, it is
reported, intends to publish The Benicia Boys
! letters TO her, unless he recognizes her as his
/ better half The letters viii make a valuable
addition to American literature.
! ss2s~ The United States Marshal for Ohio
estimates the increase of the population o
! that State since the enumeration of 1856
at only three hundred thousand, the emgra-
ton from the State having been considera-
! BILE
ES5~ Major Culbertson, who has just come
from the Rocky Mountains, says thatthe hcat
waters of the Missouri and Columbia river.
are so near together that he once drank from
! the Missouri, on the east side of the Rock
Mountains, and half an hour afterwards frou
the Columbia, on the Pacific side
gsS3- The first fruit of the treaty with Japan
has ripened in the shape of large exporta.ior
of an excellent quality of tea and of an amour
of raw silk estimated to be worth 81, 600, 600
! The whole amount of the purchases from thi
country of Japan productions is estimated t
exceed five millions of dollars. This, for 81.
months, is pretty heavy business
rsA- On the recent expedition OF the Gre a
Eastern to Cape May, there was a great scar.
city of water board, aud the wholesom
! beverage was rctailed TO passengers at tn
rate of ten cents per glass. Some of the pas
ssngers had to fall back on raw whiskev Al
indignation meeting was held, and resolution
censuring the directors were passed.
BszA- An exchange gives the following re
cfpe to prevent flies from soiling furniture
glasses, etc, and which We advise our read
ers to try; Take three or four onions boi
them in pin: of water, and brush the Houi,
over your furniture, glasses, &c, and tn,
flies will not light on the article washed
This may be used without apprehension, as i
will not do the least injury to them
DeA-A Michigan editor travelling through
Oakland Nayne and C,anesSea ccu,,;o- .,,.