The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-01-25


ED ELoPEMENT-UNExPEcrE DENouEMENr-
INDIAN, &C., sc.
JoHNsTowN, Jan. %, 1866.
On Sunday night last, a man named
Blacklog ran off from this town, "betveen
two days. His absence would probably
not have been seriously felt had it not
been for the fact that, when he wen. away,
he took with him, as friends and COM
panions, two women One of these was
the wife Of Mr.. William sease, of this
place, and the other was Sease's sister
They went from here to Harrisburg, where
report hath it that this Log which is ap-
propriately known as Black was married
to one of the women. He is the indeDti-
cal individual who distinguished himself
on t he Sunday preceding New Years by
breaking into the negro Chambers barber
shop, on Clinton street, and who was SO
nearly ertin9uished there and then by a
blow upon the head from poker in the
hands of the infuriated barber. He was
arrested at that time for breach of the
peace, but was subsequently released on
bail. Now, when the gentlemen who
"went his bail" discovered that Backlog
had sloped, he forthwith telegraphed TO
Harrisburg ard had him arrested on a
bail-piece. He was brought back on
Tuesday, and is now in the county Jail,
where he can ruminate at leisure On the
mutability of all human calculations
1t is aVerred that Backlog has wife
residing in Somerset county if so, the
chances for an interesting case of bigamy
at our approaching Court are good.
A couple of days ago, man named
Sloan had leg broken and was otner-
wise injured 10 coal-bank in Conemaugh
boro. It is not expected that he will
recover. -,
On Thursday evening, horse belong
ing to DR.. Emerson, which was attached
to sleigh, became alarmed at some object,
and ran off up Clinton street. In the
course of his mad career, he overturned
a number of young boys, one of them
son oe the Doctor, who had his head
somewhat cut, but not dangerously. The
flying steed was ultimately brought to a
stand-still in fence corner, before any
further damage had been inflicted.
An "IDjin show" vas held in Temper
ance Hall on Friday evening. Though
FIVE chiefs of as many adiferent tribes
were down on the programme, the thing
didn't take, and the dusky warriors real
lied only $4,000 from their nights en-
tertainment. Don DIEGO.
For THE LADIEs.-Our lady readers
have long complained of the obnoxious
compounds prepared and recommended
for toilet use, aad have long desired to
procure an article on which they could
rely. We take pleasure in introducing to
their attention an article which we know
from personal experience to be exactly
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vegetable preparation, and consequently |
harmless to the skin. It utterly removes
freckles and moles, and by softening and |
cleansing the skin, conceals all marks of |
smallpox. To remove roughness of the
face, or for chapped hands, it is without
a rival. Try it, and be convinced that it
is what it is isrepresented to be. Price one
Collar per bottle, or six bottles for five
dollars. j. NJ. Thompson, at the P. o.,
agent for Ebensburg.
PATRIOTIC LEcTURE-M1ss SUsANAH
EvANs.-We are requested to state that
The renowned Cambrian orator, Miss Su-
'annah Evans, viii deliver patriotic lec
lure in the Congregationalist Church,
Ebensburg, on next Monday evening, 10Th