The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27


dependence-thusm making it highly prob
able that that "great and glorious occasion"
will be allowed to come and 60 without
the usual flourish of pets-which, by
way of parenthesis, would not be very
much to our credit as National and patri-
otic American Observation-Disclosures, our
well-known friend and fe.low-citizen, Bit
ters, who is emphatically the right man In
the right place, has made all the necessa-
ry arrangements and is determined to
uphold the reputation of our town by
giving an extended and elaborate "cele-
bration" after the manner of Lang Syne,
and otherwise having gay old time all
by himself. The following is the order
of the day as at present constituted. Our
readers will perceive that it embraces a
variety of rare conceptions and big things,
all of which Mr.. B. and assistants prom
ise, weather permitting, to fulfil
s.EBENSBURG!-CELE EBRATION!-OYEZil II
KNOW ALL MEN, WOMEN, sc.
At 5 o'clock, A. IL, a Merry Peal will be
rung on the various Bells in the East Ward
At Sd a. NJ, Tintinnabulatory Exercise in
West Ward. as before, only louder.
A. N.-Salute from Big Gun Detona-
ton and Reverberation, accompanied with
noise from one Bass Drum.
81 A. M-GRAND SPECTACLE-Ebens-
Burghers arising from Bed and Shaking
themselves.
BREAKFAST.
A. M.-Grard Procession through town
and around suburbs.
lOA Mn order to inculcate a martial
Spirit in the rising generation, the subscriber
viii swallow huge Canno ball and wash 1t
down with one Boomeranger-
IL A M-Grand Old Fashioned Meeting
in The Park, when the subscriber will read
the Declaration of independence. deliver
Union and American Eagle-d address, and
drink Thirteen Toasts standing, and Twenty
One sitting-in all Thirty-four.
BIG DINNER.
P M.-The subscriber Will sing Yankee
Doodle and the Star Spangled Banner, in the
execution of beth of which he eXcels.
2 p. M.-Terriffic Salute with Pocket Pts
toIs after which viii be rehearsed the High
Old Injun Delirioso all on the Gellorious 4th.
) p. M.-As our military companies have
Gone to the War, the subscriber has organ
izei a company pro TEN, called the Allegheny
Mountain Bushwhackers, which will go thro'
the various evolutions and contortions.
4P. M.-The subscriber in his original and
unapproachable Tight-rope Performance, en-
titled s'Played Out" the same being hand
some and effective burlesque on the precarious
vauting and lofty but unayailing tumbling of
JEFF Davis Esq. in his endeayors to secure
compulsory lease of the White House for
indefinite period. Also, his Sad End-on
Single String.
SUPPER.
After dusk, a splendid display of Fireworks
will be had.
The Affair to wind up with an Impressive
and Touching Imbibation, up the middle, down
the sides, and all around the premises.
Come one, come all.
(Signed) BITTERS."
Should the citizens of Ebensburg
yet show disposition to do the fair thing
by the coming "Fourth," rather than have
a muss about it Bitters proposes to quash
the above program me and give his coun-
tenance and support to the new enterprise.
Trout FISHING EXTRAORDINARY
On Monday Of last week, five hale fellows
we'll met, to wit: Joe and Jim Thompson,
Tom M'Namara, Clint Jones and Aleck
Moore, departed from our midst on
expedition to Bobb's Greek,
in Bedford county. They took their own
etc, with them, and encamped
out in the wilderness-in real pioneer
style. After a pleasant stay of four days,
they returned, bringing with them about
fifty dozen as large and luscious ''shiners"
as we ever beheld. Fifty dozen trout
speckled and shining brook trout that's
pretty good fishing for two days, (for the
balance of the time was employed in trans
porting themselves thither and hither. y
As good fellows generally do, on their re-
turn the lucky sportsmen presented us
with large and respectable share of the
spoils, for which. they have our thanks
coupled with the wish that they may often
go trout-fshing with like result.
In TowN.-Capt. Litzinger, of the
Cambria Guards, was in town several days
during the latter part of last week and the
of the present. He came on
recruiting tour, in consequence of several
of his men having absconded since the
arrival of the company at camp He was
successful in his errand, hav-
ing secured the requisite number of men
twelve we believe) without the least diff
fculty. They departed for Camp Wright