The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-04-04


Pittsburg Conference of the NJ E. Church,
held at NJ 'Connellsville, Ohio, closed on
Monday evening, 25th ult., after harmo-
nious session of five days-Bishop Ames
presiding. The following are the minis
terial appointments for this district =
Presiding Elder, William Lynch Blairs-
vile, j. w. Shirer; Indiana, John G.
High Johnstown, D. P Mitchell; Greens
burg and Latrobe, W. W. Roup; Kittan-
ming, r. Cunningham; Dayton, S. Burt;
Elderton, F. D. Fast, j. f. Hill; Mar
chand, j. S. Lemon, D. W. Wampler
New Florence and Robinson, W. Long, A.
p Leonard Mechanicsburg. j. d. Knox
Burrell and Apollo, w A. Stewart, r. G.
Heaton; New Derry, NJ. j. Montgomery
Ebensburg, s. F. Show, j. G. Gogley
Conemaugh, H. Mansell Ligonier, j. S.
Wakefield; Mt. Pleasant and West New
ton, j. J. M'Illyer, I. A. Pearce; Salts
burg and Hopewell, J. Shane.
HOW TO GET THROUGH a Crowd
We presume, dear reader, that you have
often been wedged fast in crowd. Its
very unpleasant, the jamming, cramming
and crushing of large and enthusiastic
body Of men, especially if you have an en-
gagement and cant get out to fulfil it
Besides, it is deleterious to chilled duds''
and sensitive chapeaus. We think, there
fore, that we are performing praisewor-
thy deed by laying before suffering fra
tcrnity the following rules for their gul-
dance When you desire to get through
a crowd, elevate your elbow high, and
bring 1t down with great force upon the
digestive apparatus of your neishbor. He
will double up and yell, causing the gen
tleman in front of you to turn half way
around to see what is the matter Punch
him ia the same way, step on bis corns,
pass him, and continue the application
until you have reached the desired point
This plan never fails.
SHADE TREEs--Now is the time to
plant shade trees, and those who have not
attended to the matter should see to it at
once. According to our estimate Of
beauty, nothing so enhances the appear
ance of town as the cultivation of orna-
mental and shade trees along the streets.
And when the outlay required for such
beautifying is SO snia!l-for the trees can
be furnished for about fifty cents apiece
the only wonder is that it is not practised
to a far greater extent. We would like to
see continuous rows of trees along all the
streets. "Scatter the germs of the beau
tiful,' ard let US sit under the shadow Of
THE FIRST INsTANT.-The usual, or
rather an unusual amount Of "hitting"
came off on Monday. Among those who
have changed their locations are: Herr
Foster, of the Arcade, who has gone into
the Logan House; Isaac Crawford, Of the
Logan House, removed to the Arcade; G..
r. Jones, boot and shoe store, removed to
Office one door east of ID. j. Evans & Son S
store Blain, barber, removed to Office one
door west of DR.. Bslnn's drug store; 4.
J. Mills, store, removed TO post-ofiice bull
ding.
JUST So-For an illustration Of the
fact that you can buy goods as cheap in
Ebens5urg as in the Eastern cities, pro-
ceed Immediately to G. Il. Jones' store.
where you can satisfy yourself on the
score. Remember the place-one door
east of ID. j. Evans & Sons store, and al
most Immediately opposite Davis & Jones
store, High street.
THE f. & c.. RR. DEPoT.-The cree
ton Of this building, the contract fol
which was awarded to Mr. Z. r. Evans
has been commenced. Its size is to be
S0x35 feet, and the eastern end is to be
on direct line 9Th the western boundary
of Centre street. The terms of the con,
tract require its completion on or before
the first of June.
AND No MIsTAKE.-The firm of D. j
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