The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-02-02


BE- Bitters is not dead, but sleepeth. He
has not been taking nip, but nap.
1d5- One of our exchanges proposes to have
dining cars the different railroads.
SaS- A 'ceak-ly paper-The Ebensburg AL
leghanian.- Dem. & Sent.
sR- a strOng-lie paper-The Ebensburg
Democrat & Sentinel.
pxS- Judge Watt has been appointed Rev
enue Commissioner from the Indiana Judicial
District.
la John R. Elliott, of Harrisburg, has
been appointed a cadet to the West Point
Military Academy.
u.s. William Clark, the Peoples candidate,
has been elected Representative from Dauph
IN county, by majority of $50 votes.
ssa. The New York Ledger establishment,
was destroyed by fire, on Tuesday last. Loss
about $4,000.
E@ Satisfactory-the exhibitions of the
''Grand Moving Panorama" on Friday and
Saturday last.
sa- The stable of DR.. James M'Mullin, of
Mechanicsburg, Indiana comfy, was burned
~ tLO 5lOuilu Ou ueSudy, Ztlu ulL
Eo5- The editors of the Standard and AL
toona Tribune, we are glad to notice. have
quit throwing bricks at each other.
rs Mrs. Augusta Burden Cunningham is
about to be married to gentleman of New
York city.
g95- Neighbor Swank, of the Tribune, we
understand, was in town Monday last; but
he failed to call round and see US. Don't you
do that again, Col.
sss- Senator Bigler has brought before
Congress a bill which makes it a reasonable
offence for hostile expedition to go from one
State to another.
HsA. The Legislature of Virginia have ap-
propriated Sl50.O00, for the expense of the
recent campaign against John Brown and his
| followers.
sa5@ ]. B. Henry, Esq, has been appointed
| ticket agent at Johnstown, and j. P. Suter
Esq, assistant. They are both competent
| young men.
ssSY Our thanks are due Messrs Hall and
| Proudfoot, of our State Legislature, and Hon.
S. S. Blair, and other friends in Congress, for
numerous favors.
as Acknowledged-Th receipt of big
| bottle of good black ink-a present from our
| friend, D. S. Bolsinger, Esq. He will please
accept our thanks.
| nay- All men came into the world alone, all
leave it alone; king and priest, warrior and
maiden, philosopher and child, all alike must
walk deaths mighty galleries alone.
Isy- Prentice says: ''If the Northern abo-
| litionists do not think it wrong to steal our
| slaves because they are men, they perhaps
| will recognize the factthat as negroes are the
descendants of Ham, it is larceny to appropri-
ate other peoples Bacon"
gssa. There is a young lad by the name OF
Peck, residing at the Canada Fouc Corners,
in Kane county, Ill, only fourteen years OF
age, and weighing two hundred and two
pounds. When this Peck gets to be bushel
what whopper.
EGs~ The editor of the Democrat & Sentinel
| insinuates that The Alleghanian is unfit foI
ladies and gentlemen to read
If it isn't fit for either ladies or gentlemen
what rare treat it must be for the editor Of
the Democrat l. Sentinel
have come out, fair and square, in favor O
Hon. Samuel Calvin for Governor Mr. Cal
vim is most excellent man, indeed the,
don't often get up better en,-but we insis
that he must go behind the Curtin on this oc
casion.
Say" The Rev. DR.. Bellows, of New York
preached a sermon recently in favor of care
playing, dancing, and novel reading, unde
certain restrictions.
There are great many people who uphol,
such doctrines, but opinion is that tha
Bellows is only blowing.
Ea5~ A Washington correspondent saws =
''There has been some excitement in societ-
here in consequence of the appearance in pub
lie of the daughters of the Austrian Consu
General sans crinoline. A matinee was givel
in their honor by one of the Diplomatic Corps
and the room crowded by persons VIII,
had forgotten how women looked without tn
extenders.
In the face of all this, we still say-lon,
live hoopsl
H6a. The Peoples Senatorial Conferee
{ from Blair and Clearfield counties met at Ty
rome City, on Friday last. Owing to som
misunderstanding, or want of notice the Con
ferees from this county were not present, bu
were communicated with by telegraph Col
Jacob NJ Campbell, of Johnstown, was chosel
) Senatorial Delegate to the State Convention
of February ed, with instructions to supper
.