The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-04-05

a after Monday, March 18th, 1866,
"a this road will run as follows:
~ EBENsBURd-
n A. N. connecting with Day Ex.
East and Bait. Elk. West.
s.eo P. NJ, connecting with Altoona Ac-
tom. West.
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8 A. NJ, or on departure of Bait.
Express West.
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accom-. West,
~ Press IN EBENsBURG.-After we
n<snared our article on the Cambria
.e,lr last week, we received from Robt.
Canan, Esq, of Johnstown, copy OF
raper of date November 10, 1924
/ No. 1. AS showing the spirit
5 animated the editors in the publ
q of their journal, we subjoin entire
salutatory:
X. presenting to the public the first num-
"a the Cambria Gazette, we coneider 1t
Ehich propriety enjoins and custom
I.bns, to state the Principles upon which
lend to conduct our Journal. We will
tis briefly, and the course we select, we
pnrsue.
I'VE do not approve of the rancour dis
ed in party priuts-it causes dissension
enmity in the comm unity-it occasions
Hill between neighbours-we will endeav-
8 void tive will devote our Paper to
.fty-we will not be the means of COM
ling the heat of those contending for
q of INCREASING the ire of enraged Par
Our columns will always be open to
sption of temperate and we'll written
IN the subject of our most excellent
ntion, and the wise institutions of
I1nent adopted by our country-we will
.0Iously reject every thing which may
IS arouse party feeling-injure private
Itfer or effect individual reputation. To
teaders we will endeavor to give the ear
[nformation of the proceedings of our
isiatiFe Bodies and generally of the most
ortant transactions in the political world.
paper will not be sufficient to contain in
III the Foreign and Domestic News, but
viii endeavor to give q Summary of the
important facts.
Whatever may tend to promote useful
ufscteries, or encourage Agriculture and
rnal Improvement, shall meet with our
nest support and earliest attention--it is
d tbese that the real Independence of our
1/FT IL O great measure rest-and will
LIN throw IN our mite to aid in their
1. and to encourage their extension.
*brtiou of our Paper will be allotted to
a. and selected Poetry, and to Literary
<.B generally; we respectfully solicit
Stance of those who are able to aiG US
.4ering our paper what we wish it TO be
tseful, pleasing and interesting Jour-
be publication Of the Gazette was
'nned by Messrs. Murray & M'Far-
Tor a period of about two years,
10 1926, the enterprise in the mean
wing been found to be non-pay-
one, the paper was dismantled and
IN to Blairsville. At that place, a
nal called The Record was published
he same parties, with the Gazette ma
i, for period of time to us unknown
|ength. And thus ended, in fail
1e second attempt to establish on
!. .ore foundation the Press in Ebens-
3 L63l, the Record was bought out by
sls. John j. Canan and William B.
Vn. two gentlemen who took counsel
be past only as it served to give them
: and strength for the future, who
1ght the establishment back to Eb-
burg, and started, in July of the same
The Sig newspaper. AT that time,
nsbnrg contained a population of a
more than 270. The SKY was Gve
INN paper, trifle larger than the
ette, neutral in politics, with the
o Unnaoved by the passing storms
ifom The elements or Earring. strife"
Rled for $500 year in advance, or
. i not paid in advance. The paper
oarried on by Canan 4 Brown until
thber 10, 1882, when the latter gen.
an, induced thereto BY failing health,
out his interest to his partner and
led from the concern. Mr.. Canan
inned sole publisher until January "a,
3, when John Scott became his part
and the Sly was metamorphosed into
big paper. In May, 1888, it was
rged to the presen. size of The AHe-
ian. Canaan & Scott continued to
dst i till January, 1886, when Mr..
{ re1red from the firm, and the paper
REDUCED to its old size. Mr.. Canan
ined with the Sky as publisher till |
1886, when he removed to Johns |
He was succeeded by Moses Cam |
Fto conducted the affairs of the Office |
lt1 26, 1886, at which date the ISEv |
q 2 exist as an Ebensburg publica-
shortly after this, the establish
IS removed to Johnstown, where a |
Fas published, under the same !
Or number of years.
ou the foregoing figures, it would |
a hat the Sky lived and labored for |
'e4 of nearly five years in the place |