The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-01-23

VI the CaAip
An interesting event took place here
on the occasion of the late visit of our
friend, A. c. Mullin, Esq. I will reserve
notice of it for my next letter, as this
one must be necessarily brief, owing to
your correspondents engagements in an
other direction. For the present, [ must
bid you adieu, promising your readers to
use my best efforts to be more entertain
ing in my succeeding "fricndly talks"
HIGH PRIVATE
BIG Thing FOR BACHELORS 1t al
ways agrees with our general corporosity
to do good, In fact, we dote upon dis
seminating joy. happiness, ecstasy and
righteousness with an unsparing hand
upon all around US More Or less, as the
case may be. In this instance, we have
but one class of unfortunate human beings
to do with. To wit Bachelors
Bachelors are generally supposed to
constitute the most miserable, morose.
misanthropic, and altogether God forsa-
kenest genus Of mortals in existence
Therefore, we approach the pleasant task
of relieving their main aiIment, otherwise
ministering to their most Palpable defect,
with qualification inefable.
Read
Ier5atina, ct Hteratins, ct 27asnctuattne.)
FEvWO LADIES wish to get husbands, good
moral sober genteel young man land
handsome incOme) we ourselves good
looking industrious and good housekeepers,
we are not afraid of our hands getting spoil
ed, 1--WE also have a handsome income) our
age is between eighteen and twenty-five.
HATTIE i JULIA SORRENTO.
An accompanying note requests us to
dress the above in IA better stile" before
publishing. This is simply impossible,
no other ''stile' would do justice to the
occasion. We are also assured that We
will be paid ''prescntly." Our terms are
one dollar
IF Hattie and Julia succeed in securing
husbands on The strength of their adyer-
tisement, it will probably be by reason
that the fools are not all dead.
JoHNsToWN .ITEMs-A Welshman by
the name of Evans, while laboring under
an attack Of mania q potg, the other day,
jumped from a window in the third story
Of the Mansion House to the pavement
below. Strange to say, however, he was
not much injured. d.-One Of the Clinton
street stores was relieved Of the sum of
some fifty odd dollars, recently, BY a gen
tlcmanly looking stranger, who asked and
obtained permission to write a letter be-
hind the counter. Before the theft was
discovered, the perpetrator had success
fully cut stick and vanished. .-Mr.
Charley Ellis made a narrow escape from
drowning in the Stony Greek, on Friday
night He accidentally fell into the sra
ging torr:ent," and only succeeded in re-
gaining terra .tfrnaa by the judicious use
of stick OF timber which fortunately
happened near ty.-By the report of
Superintendent Mccormick, it appears
that the whole number of pupils in atten-
dance at the public schools of Johnstown
is 771,-The foregoing items are CLEAN
ed from the Cambria Tribune.
PERoEAL.-Our worthy and respected
friend, Ex-Sherif Linton, together with
family, last week took his departure from
our midst for Jchnstown, where in future
he intends residing, Knowing his many
good qualities of head and heart, we are
sincerely sorry to lose Linn from our list
of citizens. He has our warmest wishes
for his entire success in whatsoever vo-
cation he may hereafter engage.
Mr.. John Buck. the successor of Sher-
if Linton, last week took up his residence
in this borough. Although we opposed
Mr. BIS election last fall on political
grounds, we would be untrue to our per
sonal feelings did we fail to extend to him
the right hand of greeting, and bid him
welcome Here's till ye, Sheriff!
Our AND IN-On last Thursday, Mr.
John A. Blair, who during the past two
years has faithfully served the people OF
Cambria in the arduous and responsible
Office of County Treasurer, gave way to his
successor, Mr.. Thomas Callan. 1t is ad-