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UNITED STATES DISTRICT cuvsT-xlxGs COUNTY.
A Triangular Collision Case.

n
Before Judge Benedict.
Joshua Atkins ct al u.s. the ship Helen Il. Cooper and
the steamboat r. L. MabeL-The bbellants the
Of the ship Isaac f. Chapman aud alege that ON the
18th Of February, 1866, she lying moored on the
eas,ery side Of pier As East river. when the ship Helen
R. Cooper, in tow of the steamer R. L. Mabey, came
down the river and violently into the side Of the
Chapman, cutting her down to the waters edge through
the side and doing damage to the extent or about
SIS 800. The Helen II. Cooper alleges that she was
lying at Shinbone wharf, next the Navy Yard Brook
lyn, with her head up the pier: that the river was filled
w oang c or Hoo ea ana ana as se soEx
managed but that the collision was the result OF an ac-
cident.
The r. l. Mabey answers that she was subject to the
orders of the of the Cooper in going sea- that
obeyed all the of the pilot and master Of the
ship Cooper that she used her best endeavors to
collision. and claims that she in no wise be held
sponsbie for the collision
1t appears from the evidence that the steamboat put
the pilot and aboard Of the Cooper about noon that
by direction of the pilot hamser fastened TO the
port bow of the ship along the decks to the port
quarter and there attached by stopine that the tug
took the hawser from the chock the STOP and pulled
the ship out from the wharf, that when fairly out from
the wharf the stop cut the ship swung down
with the ebb tide which then running
tow the ship up the stream with hawser
Of two hundred feet in length and that both vessels
then swung around to headed down the river.
just at this time ferryboat the bow OF the
tug, which compelled her to stop just in time to save
collision with her. by space Of only ten or fifteen ieet
Stores to pier As, carrying large foe of with It.
The stopping of the tug sackened the hawser, and the
ship sheered suddenly of with the tide and the ice to-
wards pier 10 Both anchors Of the Cooper dropped
by the pilot, but the rocky bottom of the river pre-
vented their bringing the ship up and she ran into the
Chapman before her Roadway could be checked.
The trial has occupied two DAYS and adjourned 10
future day for the argument Of the points raised
by the counsel Benedict Tracy Il Benedict for the
.lbeliants; Emerson & Goodrich Tor the r. l. Mabey;
Beebe, Dean Donahue for the Helen r. Cooper
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TObnccO FactOrfes Seized In BrO0kIyn.
Inspector Isaac Harvey yesterday seized tobacco
manufactures in Brooklyn-one belonging to julius
Glcgau located at No SO Bergen street, and the other
the property Of Mr. Earensberg in High street. near
Jay. The first mentioned had only been In operation
nine days The factory in High street seized IN
April last but owing to the lenicncy OF the Internal
Revenue Dep artment the proprietor allowed to
retain the machinery. shortly afterwards he again
commenced manufacturing at No So Bergen street. and
subsequently sold out his establishment to Glogau the
present owner returned to High street and continued
the business. The OF the seizure, IN both in
tobacco manufactured with intent govern
ment OF the tax due the product of the factories The
amount Of property seized 10 Glogsus establishment is
valued at about $1,000 that In the other factory
about 900; all of which Is now held for connscaon
The cases will undergo immediate investigation before
the United States courts
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(From the Pittsburgh Commercial, June IA
Vsr sister cay, Wheeling, has been bonored with
viMs rom General Grant, VITO with his family and
venes Dent have been 70 our neiehborng town Of
sn'nsson 70 attend the wedding Of Mr. William smith
Sr COUSIN He remained but short time said l,ssIs
= Usual smoked much, and talked sensbly He was TO
make very brief stay in Washington and rs,nrn -
hesdouartsn the next day. 'AN '''u'n
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COURT Or APPEALS CALENDAR.

f Albany, june rs, 1857.
The following the day calendar Of tho Court Of APP
peas for the 18th Of June--Nos l29, 129k, 100, 188
l34 1885, 1885, 140 141 49, LA, l45, 146 lat and 14a
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BANKRUPT COURT.

The petitions Of the following named persons were
yesterday fled in the office Of Chief Clerk wimarth:-
Peter D. Taylor Newburg, Orange county; Jos Rosen-
bergh and Albert Hartman, New York city; James w.
Stone and Elisha c. Hebbard, New York.
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Before Judge Shipman.

The United States B. r. Oakis-Ths defendant II
charged with embezzling letters from the Post once
He was yesterday morning arraigned and pleaded not
guilty. On motion Of his counsel the allowed
TO stand over for the term.
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LOCAL OORREsPONDEROB.
ALTOONA, DEC. %. 1867.


Friend HGc-Quite spirited revivals of re-
hgion are AT present IN progress in the Meth
odist and Lutheran churches here, and some
forty or fifty persons have been added TO the
membership of each of these churches Our
town is sadly in need of revivals, and it is to
be hoped that these meetings will accomplish
much good.
At the last meeting of the Democratic
Club very animated discussion was INDUCED
in in reference TO the reception of the report
of Committee appointed at previous meet
ing on the subject of the Presidents Message.
Capt. Crozer led the opposition in very in
genious and argumentative speech, followed
on the same side by the worthy President of
the Club, while, on the other hand, the re-
port of the Committee was ably advocated
by Messrs. Fettinger, Lloyd. and others
The report was finally tabled for the present.
On my way to the Company's shops, on
Thursday last, | was somewhat surprised at
the commotion and excitement among the
people, and looking in the direction they
appeared to be going to and coming from. l
saw upwards of hundred persons assem-
bled in tie vicinity of The "Green Corner. -
My first impression was that Mrs. Clark,
alias Mrs. Government, alias Mrs Lincoln
Was disposing of some articles from her su-
peTabundant wardrobe. To satisfy my curl
osity, l started towards the scene OF exr3te-
ment. Meeting gentleman, l inquired the
cause of the commotion, when he Informed
me that they had beast in a cage. Think
ing it possible that he had reference to Butt
Ter, Sheridan or Stevens, l hasUened forward,
but discovered, soon after my arrival, that
the "animile" was neither Mrs. Government.
Spoon Butler, Tyrant Sheridan, nor Malig-
nant Stevens, 1t was more amiable and
useful beast than either of these creatures,
being no less than 6ull>y calf, seven months
and three days old, which weighed 1882 lbs,
dressed 7T44 lbs, and furnished 68 lbs. of
unclean or entrail fat, while its hide kicked
the beam to the tune of 50 lbs. 1t was
reared by Pat M'Closkey, near Holidays
burg. and killed and retailed by those princes
of butchers, Messrs. Znk & Olmus. Can
Cambria county produce anything 10 equal
this Juvenile specimen Of the genus bovine D.?
If SO, trot It out.
The ire com panies Of this place have elect
ed the following officers Alex. Smith, Esq,
Chief Engineer, and Hon. b. f. Rose and
Archy Maxwell, Esq, Assistant Engineers.
All first-rate, thorough going gentlemen, and
fully competent for the duties assigned them.
Quite an amusing incident occurred ID one
Of the stores in this place, a few evenings
since. The proprietor of the aforesaid store
and one of his customers got into a discus
sion on the subject of religion, and the con-
troversary waxed so warm that it finally cul
minated in a grand tableau representing the
customer making straight coat tail for the
door with the proprietor's foot IN unpleasant
proximity to his last end. The scene was
enjoyed exceedingly by lookers-on.
Yours, &C., TIN
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SECURE THE SHADOW ERE
- THE SUBSTANCE FADES.
PICTURES FOR THE MILLION.

Having located in Ebensburg, would re-
spectfuly inform the public that am pre-
pared to execute PHOTOGRAPHS in every
style of the art, from the smallest card Pic
ture to the largest sized for framing. Pic
lures taken in any kind Of weather.
PHOTOGRAPHS PAINTED IN OIL,
INDIA INK OR WATER COLORS.
Every attention given to the taking of
Children's pictures. but in clear weather only.
Special attention is invited to my stock
of large PICTURE FRAMES and PHOTO
GRAPH ALBUMS, which / will sell Cheap
or than they can be bought elsewhere in
town. Copying ana EallarginS done on rea-
sonable terms. / ask comparison and defy
competition.
Thankful for past favors, / solicit con-
uance of the same. Gallery on Julian street,
two doors south of Town Hall.
T. T. SPENCE, Photographers.
Ebeasburg, Nov, II, 1867.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DELACOVE INSTLTUTE---Eng-
l. hsh and French Boarding School for
Young Ladies. Accomplished Educators,
healthfui location, delightful riverside resi-
dence. ard home-like comforE, are the chief
attractions of this new and beautiful Institu-
tion. Thirty handsome chambers limit the
number of boarders to sixty. Second term
commence Feb. LIST, 1868. For Prospectuses
address the Principal, Miss RACHELLE G.
HUNT, Beverly, N. J.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.-Peter
n c. While us. Elizabeth While. es al
March Term, 1867. Summons in Partition.
18th December. 1867, John s. Rhey, Esq. /.
anpointed Auditor to report distribution Of
tbe sale of the property in the above stated
csse. In pursuance of the above appoint
To.yt r wiIl attend at the Office of VIM. Kit
tell, Esq, in Ebensburg, on Tuesday. The 4th
doy of February nert, at O'Clock P. H., to
discharge the duties of my. appointment.
when and where all persons interested may
ottend. JOHN s. RHEY, Auditor.
Ebensbure. Dec. "a. 1867.-4t.
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TAMES WICK,
= Importer and Grower OF
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
ROCHESTER, n. Y,

VIck's Illustrated Catalogue of Seeds
and Floral Guide for 1S6s,
Is pow published and ready to send out. 1t
makes work of about one hundred large
pages, containing full descriptions of The
CHOICEST FLOWERS & VEGETABLES
GROWN. with plain directions for Sowing
Seed, Culture, &c. 1t is beautifully ilIustra-
ted with more than ONE HUNDRED FINE
WOOD ENGRAVINGS of Flowers and W
getabes. and a BEAUTIFUL COLORED
PLATE OF FLOWERS. well printed on
the finest paper. aud one Of the most beau
ful as we'll as the most Instructive works of
tie kind published.
eo- Sent to all who apply, by mall, post
paid, for Ten Cents, which is not half the
cost. Address
JAMES WICK, Rochester, n. 7.
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Dn0N AGENTS WANTED To o'icit r
OUUNders for DR. VIM. SMITHS Die
TIONARY OF THE BIBLE. Wri ten by
20 of the most distinguished Divines in Eu-
rope and America. Illustrated With over
125 Steel and Woed EagrGUings. Complete
in One Large Octave Volume. Retail Price
$3.50. We empl' y no general Agents, and
can thus offer Extra inducements to Agents
dealing directly with us. For full partictl.
| 7 and terms address the Publishers,
j. B. BURR s. CO, Hartford, Conn.
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Fer Is6s.
THOSE WHO WISH TO TAKE
GOOD RELRGIOES PAPER

For the New Year should subscribe for THE
ADVANCE. Live, Earnest and Spiritual.
just the paper for home and Sunday. $2.5o
a year. Splendid premiums for those who
get up Clubs. Specimen copies sent free.
Address THE ADVANCE CO,
25 Lombard Block. Chicago.
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CUT This OUT

And send it to SMITH & COWLEY, Pitts
burgh. Pa, for their large Quarto Circular
of the IRON CITY COLLEGE, containing
specimens of Cowley's Premium Penmanship.
Elegant Views of College Buildings, Halls,
City of Pittsburgh, &c.
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Coop NEWS TO OWNERS OF HoRsEs.-Hav-
ing secured the aid of a good Shoer, and
being well supplied with Nails and SHOES,
am determined to offer to cash customers the
greatest inducement held out in this place
Since things were low. You can have your
Horse shod all round for One Dollar and Fif-
tv Gents. l will also iron Sleighs and Sleds,
maze Wagon Tire and all kinds of Chains,
and do everything in the Blacksmithlng line
at greatly reduced prices for The cash.
Shop near the Foundry of h. Glass
r. II. SINGER.
Ehanshuro Dec. 10, 1867 3m.
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nARGAINS can be had by buying
* NBe. RyTTIEY7E.
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CARRYING THE MAIL.-Proposals will be
received at the Post Office Department,
Washington, up to March 4, 1858, for car
rving the u. S. Nails for four years from
july lst, 1868 The following are the routes
advertised, in the letting of which readers
of the Freeman may be interested:
2268. From Cresson to Ioretto miles
and back, six times a week. Leave Cresson
daily, except Sunday, at $40 "a m; Arrive
at Loretto at $40 a. m; Leave Loretto dali
ly, except Sunday, at 7:10 a. MI Arrive at
Cresson by $40 a. m.
1854 From Loretto by Chess Springs,
Saint Augustine, Fallen Timber, Rose'and
and Utahville, to Smiths Mills. Is miles
and back, three times week to Saint Au-
gustine, and twice week the residue.
Leave Lorretto Monday, Thursday and Sa-
turday, at L a. M; Arrive at Saint Angus
tine, by p M; Leave Saint Augustine
Monday. Thursday and Saturday at 81 P
m; Arrive at Loretto by p. m; Leave
Saint Augustine Tuesday and Friday at
a. m: Arrive at Smiths Mills by a. "a;
Leave Smiths Mills Tuesday and Friday at
l d. M; Arrive at Saint Augustine by
p. m.
2265. From Ebens burg, by Carrolltown,
Platteville and Garman's Mills and Grant,
% miles and back, six times week to Car
Folltown, and three times week the residue.
Leave Ebensburg daily, except Sunday, at
1890 m. M; Arrive at Carrolltown by
d. M; Leave Carrolltown daily, except Sun
day, at u m; Arrive at Ebeusburg by 2:30
o. m; Leave CarrolIlown Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday at 1 p. ~; Arrive at
Grant by p. M; Leave Grant Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at a. m; Arrive
Carrolltown at u m.
226B. Prom Cresson to Munster. 4 miles
| and back, twice week. Schedule to be
arranged to the satisfaction of the Post
| master.
| 23O7. From Somerset. by Sipesville,
| Jenner's Cross Roads and Somerset Furnace,
| to Johnstown, 80 miles and back, six times
a week. Leave Somerset daily, except SUD
day, at 10 a. m; Arrive at Johnstowa by
| D. M; Leave JohnStown daily. except
Sunday. on arrival of cars-say II M; Ar
rive at Somerset by 6 p. m.
| 23I1. From Somerset, by BeHtford' 8
| Store. Stcystown, Stanton's Mills, In. c. J
| and Davidsvile to Johustown, % miles and
back, six times a week. Leave Somerset
daily, except Sunday, at Z a. M; Arrive al
| Johnstown by d. m; Leave Johnstown
daily, except Sunday, at a. M; Arrive at
Somerset by p. m.
| 2313. From Berlin, by Shanksvile
Shade Furnace and Scalp Level, to Johns
town, 333 miles and back, once week.
Leave Berlin Thursday at Z a. n; Arr sc
at Johnstown by p. M; Leave Johnssown
Friday at Z a. m; Arrive at Berlin by
p. m.
49,, Ar,.r-s no nu,Nrpa or HoRsrs-Hay.
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ASc2 MEAT.-We arc under obligations
'l' generous Teutonie friend. Mr.. Otto
p, OF Altoona, for very opportune pre-
Y 10 shape Of can Of his unsurpassabls
-'' meat, for which the donor will please
.',, our stomach felt thanks. Mr.. Rossi
O'nisoooner and pastry baker OF well
reputation, and we commend all par
lla specially those on the eve of matri-
% 70 apply to him for all needed sweet
aud other chicken fxens" in his line.
' eesmation Mr. rps mince meat is
- mat was ever sandwiched between
.'@e' OF baked dough, but if any one
~ our Judgment in the matter all he has
y y :, 10 Is to call at our domicil and
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n II
fAted Medical Books, containing importan
Physiological Informstion. for Men and-VE0-
men, sent free on receipt of Is cents, by sd-
dressing the Secretary of the New York Med
ical University, No. so Clinton Place, n. l.
A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MAR
IA RIAGE.-The Cheapest Book eoer Picb-
Rsked, containing nearly 500 pages and i30
fine plates and engraviugs of the Anatomy
of the Human Organs in state OF Health
and Disease, with treatise on Early Errors
and their Deplorable Consequences upon the
Mind and Body, with the Authors elan u
Treatment-the only rational aud succeSsiat
mode of Cure, as shown by the report of cases
treatel. A truthful adviser to the married
aud those contemplating marriage who en-
tertain doubts OF their physical condition.
Sent free of postage to any address, OF re-
ceipt of 20 cents IN stamps or currency, b.
addressing DR La CROIX, No. 81 Maidsn
Lane, Albany, n Y. The author may. be
consulted upon any of the diseases upon
which his book treats, either personally or
by mail. Medicines sent to any part of the
world.
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ELIDAY Observation-Disclosures the
zee that has prevailed for short time
i1 regard to the Holiday Festival in aid
be new Ca. holic church, the enterprise
lo, bv any means been abandoned. 1t
ps the affair viii not be got up on as
4ts a scale as was at first contemplated,
b. - the tAct that similar festivals for
purposes are 10 be held in ncighboring
ties, and it is not the wish Of the Rev.
81 here to interfere in any way with the
IS Of these various enterprises, tits the
alton, however, to prepare Il grand sup
EutLe Union Hotel on tomorrow Christ
evening, 20 which every person is cor
Invited who has spare dollar to in
I.na good cause. On Monday and Tues
'7snings of next week feasting and fes-
Is Of the same character as those which
a the Harvest Home" will be iu-
e. in at the Town Hall, and on New
evening. if the Sleighing is of a nature
upt persons at a distance TO attend, an
supper will be served at the Hall. So
be seen that lots Of fan and an abun-
b 4 feastiug will be afforded to all who
see proper to attend. Several Of the
a which are up for chances will he dis
Of at the Festival, but the more valu-
gae3 will be retained until further effort
Ae to obtain something like their value
-auCes.
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-ATu OF WILLIAM E. HUTcHINsoE.-
William Z. Hutchinson, the publisher
ls AlegbGHiaR, is 40 more He died on
Thursday morning, aged 19 years, 10
,!hs aud Y days.
la deceased was in the enjoyment of ex-
a. health until some three months since,
% be was taken down with a severe
ulage Of the lungs. From that time
his death hope and fear alternated
his frieuds-but alas their hopes
.0lmed to disappointment.
hutchinson was a young gentleman
finest type. Manly. decided and en-
rc 10 his conduct, he was, at the same
gentle. courteous, and amiable in his
1'meut. His unexpected death will
.s a chasm in the circle of which he was
| ca'Fe. His family have our deepest
-g.;ny in their afiliction.
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ME RURAL GENTLEMAN,

L Monthly Journal. published at Balti-
more, Md. $layear, in advance. Specimens
10 cts. Advertisements solicited. Agents
wanted. Address as above
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THELAsT APPEAL.

20. more numbers will conclude the first
sof The Frssmdn, and we deem it not
rper but imperative that we should
fnal appeal to those who have MT
GOV, or only a portion, of their sub
.gs FOR the current ysar. At the close
+. rrsssrt volume there will be over six
Nd dollars due US fom subscribers who
/. taken our paper from the commerce
I. gr within a few weeks OF the con-
.nsnt. f our enterprise, and as we fee!
~ have earned this money honestly
alrUrsly, and have given full value
.r. Ue have no hesitation in soliciting
payment from every one IN arrears.
ii accept 81 as the subscription price
a-. if paid within four weeks, but if
aae Is permitted to go by unimpruved
81 make out bills against all who owe
one year. and charge the extra fifty
y cug trouble and the expense of col
the several amounts. So take heed, +,
that are interested, and remember that
lao Accommodate us and save additional
r to yourselves by timely attention to
matter Persons who wish to avail
-eYes OF this offer, and do not desire to
!. 10 Us direct, will have no trouble in
lg some one Of their neighbors who will
ll 20 tlis duty with pleasure, and who
30 Justice to all parties.
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SHOPPING .-As this is the time when snop-
ping is more generally INDUCED in than any
other season of the year, seekers after the
best articles of merchandise should not pass
the door of our merchant friend, 3ss. "a
Thompaor. Stock new, anpls 80 nsap.
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CHRISTMAS comes but once a year,

CHRISTMAS comes OuL once year,
And coming briRgs US gladness;
So let us all enjoy its cheer,
And bid farewell to sadness.
And while we are doing all this, 9on' t let
us forget that II A. Shoemaker il Co. have
the greatest lot of seasonable goods in this
market, and sell them at prices eonsdera-
bly, lower than any other dealer pretends
to do.
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'ocAL AND PERSONAL.

AND CREssoN RAILROAD
''" .asr Monday, April 19, 1867,
o. ina ~, road will run as follows:
lDW nS connecting with Day Express
l15 and Phila. Express West.
h,' m connecting with Phila. Ex.
S'.t snd Mail West.
o,' " N or on departure of Phila.
DAY ~ or on departure of Phila. Ex
,t.s East.
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The GOLDEN RULE.-Over the door of one
of our most enterprising mercantile firms
may be read, in golden letters, at all hours
of the day, these patronynic words. mills
& Davis" If you bob in under these gold r
on letters YOU will find golden opportunity
for buving as many goods for paper dollar
as used to be purchased for gold one in
DAYS gone by. Try the experiment.
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r..,es or THE Day in accordance
ne bonored custom among country
a and in order to give ourself and
s 's -gr with the assistance of a boy,
.,se iIress Of the young man we had
NAV we have been forced to per-
-... tse er tire work Of the establish
.-,fs pssr FIVE weeks. there will be
.sied from this uffice next week
carried iu mind and worn in body,
pndays have not come any too soon
"a m. an opportunity for recreation.-
raery are two issues from our prem
II r r.a.k and they have kept all hands
,.ar IN labor. Our better half thinks
.E- REGULARLY confne-ing-and thus
,5.,. IS well as our responsibility, be-
.-.a,sd BY this Christmas gift, our
-. viii parion us if there is no issue
~ I've may add that our new hand
..,,.t gps Of the pubIisher-sex only
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b OohAIssIoNERs.-Jo Buck. Esq
h, ISlea Hl Cooper. Esq the newly elected
g.. 0Ilhn = lssioDers, will meet with his
i,o., 'uage Taylor, on Thursday, the I'd
.ssa next, TO select. the jury for the
year. We did no. favor the law.
=, !: say that two men could scarcely
n ~ ~ cambria county, better qualified
e.. - 'oL -, ~i;h good jurors than the two
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\. = n1SDSosE PREsEET.-The other day,
~. Nfesome sitting in Bankruptcy, on
|, ~ our saaet'ma we fo1nd square fiat
-s 'Ac bad been handed in by Express
s..., Un opening we found IL to contain q
'r11. ~ engraving of the ''Old Penn Man
9,hadslphia Built A. D. 1696-De-
T.l, -sl a. D. 1867. With compliments
iirIs-aore In NJ. Apple, Philad'a, to Robert
-l'ton. Esq Ebensburg" Such was
N y 'lpaon beautifully written under
.ls picture, which is elegantly framed
b ESnels taken from the joists of the
q to the core.