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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-09-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SIGNIFICANT.

The new system of Advertising adopted
by Geo. P. Rowell & Co, Advertising Agents,
No. 40 Park Row, New York, is attracting
good deal Of attention
The following extract from speech de-
livered before the n. Y State Editorial Con-
vention, (lately holden at Penn YAM by a
prominent Advertising Agent OF n. Y. city,
goes to show that be at least acknowledges
its advantages
From Jamestown. n Y, Jo,unl OF 44uq. 2d,
Edited 6y G. Bishop, Chairman Of COM
nilttee q, ADVERTISING AGENCIES.
''Mr. Pettengill spoke in opposition TO
that plan from the publishers stand point
alone. He showed the publishers that by
this system of contracting they were giving
lower rates than they gave their own home
Customers or Others equally as prompt and
good customers that they were selling one
portion Of their paper to be used to compete
with and underbid the other columns tina,
the owner of the space thus sold could come
right in and beat the publishers prices and
take his business away from him that if
the publishers, fully understanding this, still
wished to continue SO Irregular and unbuSi-
ness-lke a system, he (Pettengill & Co..
should OF course cease trying to get advertis-
ing for the papers at their regular rates and
go into the other system of Contracting
which he could stand if the printers could"
The anxiety on account of the newspapers
is uncalled for. There is not one in twenty
which would not prefer to receive al their
foreign patronage on this plan, when it is
fully understood. 1t is too generally recog-
nizec as thoroughly beneficial to all parties
concerned to be injured in the least by any
thing which may be said against it by inter
ested parties.
Advertises should send for a circular Civ
ing full explanations.
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STATE PAIR-The Penna. State Fair will
be held at Pittsburgh from Sept. oath to
9th, inclusive. Premiums are offered for
live stock and all useful articles in husband
ry, housewjfery, manufactures and farm pro-
ducts. The premiums are mast liberal in
every department, exceeding $4,000 in the
aggregate. The principal Railroads will is
sue excursion tickets. and return all articles
which are exhibited, if they remain unsold,
freight free.
We are informed that the Heydrick Steam
Plow, lately patented, will be exhibited and
operated during the Fair. For premium
lists address A. B. Longaker, Pittsburgh, Pa.
See advertisement in this issue.
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9OV,RE wAXTED. Look Here.

Agents, both male and female, wanted
everywhere to sell the Patent Improved Ink
Resercoir, (by which from one to two pages
can be written without replenishing with
ink and our Fancy and Dry Goods, &C.
Can clear from SO TO SO day. No capital
required. Price, 10 cents, with an adver-
tisement describing an article for sale in our
Dollar Purchasing Agency. Cir
culars sent free.
EASTMAN & KENDALL,
65 Hanover ST., Boston, Mass.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

PR0CEEDIEGs.- Court convened at
C.yI.-t on Monday last, and after the usual
nary business was attended to pro-
P','-ii'to "a The trial of Commonwealth cases.
s'.~ md report of all cases Of this char
s.-t,t.r,ch were disposed of up till Tues
.,,.b vs. Peter Keelan. Indictment
Gun .~'. and battery The Commonwealth
:. ant cear-case, and no defence being
.,5 the TIry, after q short absence, re-
-.I verdict OF guilty. Not sentenced
nth vs. Marshall Lindsey. Indictment
,.,splt and battery with intent to com
,rone. The defendant in this case was
INC negro, and as he had no counsel the
~, sppointed j. c. Easily, Esq., to act in
I.b5lf The testimony Of the plaintiff,
", Trzabeth Baldwin, of Johnstown. was
,ta eject that she was returning from her
a,r,s residence IN the country, on the 23d
: lime last, and while passing along ths
L \ was confronted by the prisoner. who
20 ont of a fence corner with his person
,nasa5 and threatened to kill her if she did
. submit TO his hellish purposes. Being
.,Iute woman, she picked up stone ana
mex him, but he still continued to ap
zach her, and after several strategic ma
'nyres by which She managed to evade his
r,.n. she started to run, when he in turn
t,Eed up Il stone and struck her, but she
,le GOOD her escape. The jury returned a
.rlict Of guilty without leaving the box,
n the prisoner was remanded to jail to
salt sentence.
Clm'lh VS.. John Wolff alias Jacob Weir.
Ii ftment-Larceny. Jury find defendant
guilty.
Gm'th VS.. John Brimm. Indictment
voluntary mauslaughter in causing the
ath Of Leopold Gsiser, = fellow workman
,he rolling mill at Johnstown, on the 9th
June last. by pushing him against fly
heel in rapid motion. whereby his head
4. severed from his body. Jury, after an
scnce of few minutes, returned with a
s-l.ct of guilty as in manner and form in
r+el r mauded for sentence,
Com',l VS.. Jas. f. Howard. Indictment
Larceny. The defendant kept grocery
re in Juhnstown, and was charged with
having visited his own house during the alb
renee 4 his family, spme time in July last,
.rd distracted fromsthe work basket Of a
Iady visit $50 bond and a 81 greenback.
uuG guilty. Not sentenced.
70 the Court Of Common Pleas, on Tu s.
Iav morning, the following civil suit wa.
s0osed Of
?. II. Tiernon. eadorsee of e. n. Smith,
F. 4. l. Haws ct. Al. Verdict fer plaintiff
f 22H,94.
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WATCH SENT FREE sn-

IA yer P. Watch Given Gratis TO Che Pur-
chaser of Every 100 of Kennedy's Mammoth
Prize Stationery Packages. tie largest in the
world, as an inducement to have them intro
duced. Agents sell the packages as fast as
they can reHch them out. so Dollars per
day sure. We have agents that sell on an
average 1000 per week. Price per hundred
Is Dollars. Retail at % cents. Ard a
Watch in the bargain that win rstail for SIS
more. For fall particulars Of Psize Package
and other saleable goods, address r. MON
ROE KENNEDY. Cor. atA and Mood Sts,,
Pittsburgh, Pa,
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Madam Foys'
BAENTs FOR FARMERS AND

DAEETs FOR FARMERS AND
4 OTHERS. THE GRAFTON MIN
FRAL PAINT COMPANY are now manu-
featuring the best, cheapest and most durable
Pant in use; two coats well put or, mixea
with pure Lnseed Oil, viii last 10 or Is
years it is of light brown or beautiful
chocolate color. and can be changed to green,
lead, stone, olive, drab or cream. to suit the
taste Of the consumer. 1t is valuable fer
Houses, Baras, Fences, Agricultural! Imple-
ments, Carriages and Car-nrakers, Pals and
Wooden-ware. Canvas, Metal and ShingIe
Roofs, Ct being FIRE and water proof Bridg-
es. Burial Cases, Canal Boats, Slips and
Ships Bottoms, Floor Oil Cloths, Zone Man
ufacturer having used 5000 bbls. the past
year, and as a paint for any purpose is un-
surpassed for body, durability. elasticity and
adhesiveness. Price So per bbl. of 500 lbs,
which will supply farmer for years to come.
Warranted in ali cases as above. Send for
acircular, which gives full particulars. None
genuine unless branded in a trade mark
Grafton Mineral Paint. Address DANIEL
BIDWELL, Proprietor, 254 Pearl-st., n. Y.
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CURE YOUR CoUGHs AND CoLHs.-C Goes
Cough Balsam. will be found ready and eff
cient remedy for hard Colds. Group, Coughs,
and all lung difficulties. 1t is sold by all
druggists. The cheapest and best medicine
in the world.
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DEAFNESS CURED. The Organic vi
brator fits into the ear, is not perceptibae,
and enables deaf persons to hear distinctly
at church and at public assemblies. Send
particulars to DIR. S'rILWELL, No. AZ South
9Th ST., williamsburg y. Y.
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INFORMATION WASTED.-Left the home
of his parents in Knox township, Clear field
county, on Sunday. August llth. Edward
G. Haley. boy nearly ii years of age, of
scar is upon HE right shoulder. lie had on
a light tweed suit and light hat. The pa
rents will feel under lasting obligations for
any information concerning him. Address,
James Haley, Ansonville, Clearfeld Co., Pa.
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TnERTEEN WEARS AGO

Dr. LOUIS. of Providence, Il. l., discovered
Remedies with which he has cured hundreds
of cases of Paralysis, Fits, and all forms of
Nervous Diseases. Send two stamps for
Pamphlet and Certificate.
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INVENTORS.

If you wish to advertise you should con-
suit GEO. 2. ROWELL & CO., 40 Park
Row. \. I.
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SCHOOLS.

Principals of Academies. Seminaries. &c.
should consult Us in regard to advertising.
No charge for information. GEO. P. ROW
ELL &; Co, Advertising Agents, n. Y.
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THE NATIONAL AMERICAN-The Ameri-
can Industrial League, of which Peter Coop
er is President, l. D. Russell Treasurer, and
John Williams Secretary, will publish about
the 8th of !he present mouth The National
american, monthly journal devoted to the
interests Of home production and domestic
commerce. The best editorial ability of the
country has been secured. Price, cents a
copy. Orders may be sent TO John Williams,
Secretary, No. 9 and IL Park Place, New
York, or to D. j. Morrell, Johnstown, Pa
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WE ARE G5MENG,

And will present to any person sending us a
club in our Great One Price Sale OF Dry and
Fancy Goods, &C., a Silk Dress Pattern,
Piece of Sheeting, Watch, sc free of cost.
Catalogue of goods, and sample, sent to any
address free Address j. S. HAWES e
CO., 30 Hanover ST., Boston, Mass. 2. O.,
Box 1928:
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STATE FAIR.

& hcl3 e Pittsburgh. Gpoa tie gron'cs
% the Iron Civ Fax, SEP1 E1hRBR 2zth,
25,h, 25th and 2Tta. 1851, for the 2sz<SSS
exhibition Vi Horses. Cattle. Sheep. -
Swine, &c. a AsTlcu!tur2 Imp pie---=
ments. Machinery. IlveEtions. Fsp
ducts Fruits. Flowers. Houshold 8
PREMIUMS OVER SIC CO.
coMPETIIIoN oFEN 70 AL
Some Of the premiums IL the ats-F
as follows
FOREIGN IMFORrsD -<.
premiums from S5e to $40 a.! c-aar
Of Cattle, go. from $40 TO SIC; 4
to IS; best herd etc, not less Jiau -
$50 2d best, SO; best 10 ycse
premium to 6e paid AericGlta-s. -..
the County sending them. ) l1C. - lss--
HOR~ ~ES.-Best imported, e prer
from 500 to $40; thorough breas, 10. t7.
$40 to SO; Speed, II sI00. {. So, ot
$50.
MATCHED HORSES.-l Of $50 l 81
$50; best dTaUght, gei6ing. ana sing.e a1i-
ses, II. from $50 to $40. STALLlONSa a1
MARES, 15, fIoln So 70 $40 JACK -
MULES, 7. from S25 70 SO, Best
team Of 4, $50; % best. SO.
SHEEP q WOOL.-FoT differe1t
l23 premiums, from $50 10 So
Is, from $50 70 S5. I0ULIRI, h.
ACNAiOhs 0AVs ana LtG bae-A-ttA'i 49, $50
For Agricultural Implements, SieaEr
gines, Scales, &c, but few premium
fered. The Judges, however, me- l.F
complimentary notice Of the Pardce--
its of each machine exhibited.
For Leather snd its manufacture tlaul
and IndianMeal, Grain and Seeds, Fegete-
bles, Fruits, GRAPHS, Cider, Flowers and Dc
sgus, Needle Work, Embroidery. &c. *
Bread, Cakes, &c. Preserves, Jellies and A.
TrgIt Fruits and Vegetables, Mercantile DIS
plays, &C.. liberel premiums are offered,
ranging from SO to 81.
STEAM PLOw.-The Heydrick Steam
Plow will be exhibited and operated du,inE
the Fair.
EXCURSION TICKETS viii be issue,l
by nearly all the Railroads, and all goo1s X
hibited and unSuld viii be returned f.
free.
For particulars. OF premium lists. fs
Il. B. LONGAKER. Sec'y. Pittsbu.Er
Single Admission Tickets. % certs
A. BOYD HAMILTON, President.
Sept. 8, 1867 st.
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z DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE

E DAIINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
"A Having been appointed by the Reg
lister of Cambria county Administrator cum
teStaD3ento GifHeuo of~Geerge Snyder, late Of
Carroll township, decd. the undersigned
hereby notifies all persons indebted TO said
decedent to make settlement without delay
and those having claims against the same
will present them properly probated for pay
ment. JOHN SNYDER.
Sept. 5, 1867.-6t.
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Have you seen the penn LETTER
BOOK" for copying letter without the use
of either press or water 1t saves time, la
Dor, and the expense Of a copying press
For sale by all first class stationers, and at
the Office of Penn Manufacturing Works, f."
702 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
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Hold UP.-Before you make up your
mind to buy your fall or winter toggery,
wait until you see the fine new stock of dress
goods, dry goods, clothing, etc, which V.
S. Barker will have in store in course of a
few days. If there is anything particularly
pretty or desirable that you would like to
have, you will be very apt to find it, as cheap
as any man can sell it. in Mr. Barker's
coming stock. So wait and watch.
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ACcIDExT-Little Jimmy M'Breen, son
Of our towusman, Mr. Thomas M M'Breen, had
one Of his legs severely sprained. and the
flesh on the other one considerably lacerated.
on Monday evening last, while attempting
to get of wagon in motion by crawling
down over one OF the wheels. Sc complete
" en.wined about the spokes of the wheel
were his legs that it was found necessary to
remove the wheel from the hub in order to
extricate him. How he escaped without a
fractured limb or two is certainly miracle.
This is the second accident that has occurred
in Mr.. M'Breen's family within few weeks
another little son having fallen fr0m &
fence and broken one Of his legs.
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REPUBLICAN CuCNTY CoNvENTIoE.-This
Nv assembled in the Town Hall in this
lace, on Monday afternoon last, and after
IIganiziug proceeded to the nomination Of a
.uaty ticket, which they succeeded in aC-
mpli5hiug in very brief space Of time,
Lving no doubt to the fact that the pleasure
i being defeated is rather too empty an hon
/ to be sought after with much avidity.-
lie ticket for the most part. however, is
! alc UP Of the best men in the radical party,
b. The soldiers are compIimented in being
I-nef for two-tLirds of the Offices, not be
use there IS uuy hope Of electing them,
". Lccaus. there is 4 chance thus afforded
! nasiuz iit,le capital cut Of the apparent
81. manifested for the country's defenders.
IRE there ary prospects of the ticket being
,sssful the fact of a n0n having been a
Bier would have as much weight as it has
tu.r .adlcai strough0lds-which amt
rh "sEack-' But here IS the ticket,
raras.trr we shall "say our say' about
claims Of the respective caEdiaates
A,-s.@bly-Lie1t SAMUEL Singleton, Of
'efbIr-.
shc-FILie,,s. Col. Richard Ryckman. Of
hr,.own
T,sasarer-Lie,,r. Col. Vim. A. McDer-
zdtt Of CIearfrid township.
Co. Com.-Capt. Francis N. Flanagan. Of
hlte township.
Jury Com:-Jau1es Cooper. Taylor twp.
Poor House Director-Serg't John Ogden,
anstown.
Auiitors-Joln Van Scoyoc, Jr., White
avnsL:p, years Charles Buztonj Jackson
township, year.
COroner-Capt. Geo. B. Stihetnan, Rich
Jand township
4 face;ious democratic friend remarked in
CE hearing, after the above nominations
Ters made, that Col. Linton could carry a
s'ag,e ION, and 60 1000 or 1900 better IN the
"ay of a majority, just las easy as rolling
of s. log"
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Beyond THE MISSISSIPPI
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no WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
a Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing articles. sold by the Sheriff of Cambria
cotinty on the goth day of July last as the
property OF Edward M'G,ade, were purchas-
ed by me, and that have left the same in
the possession of the said NcGlade during
my pleasure, viz: Horses, Wagon,
ThreShing Machine, Wind Mill, l Double
Sett Harness, a lot of Hay aud lot of Rye
in the barn, lot of Cord Wood and a lot of
HenIlock Bark in the woods Cows and 2
Ploughs. Also, the interest of the said Nc
Glade in the growing crop of Oats, Buck
wheat and Potatoes on the farm now occu-
pied by him. All persons are notified not to
interfere with said property.
?. M'GOUGH.
Sonman, Aug. %, t867.-St.
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ALMOST CoMPLETE.-The extension of c.
T. Roberts watch and iewelry store is al
most complete, and the enterprising pro
prietor will soon be better prepared than
ever to supply the wants of his patrons
Clocks, watches, jewelry, books, stationery,
fancy goods and notions are CHAINS stock
in trade, and he knows how to win custom
by selling at fair prices. His assortment is
the best in this region.
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SUICIDE or a CAMBRIAS.--J, S. Kirby, at
one time telegraph operator at Concmaugh
station, this county, Tut more recently en-
pIoycd as agent Of the Union Pacific Rail
way at Topeka. Kansas, committed suicide
at Americus. in that State, on Thursday
last He is said To have been dcfaulter 70
the company that employed him in the sum
of about $5 900, and as arrangements had
been made to have him apprehended, he com
United suicide in order to avoid being ar
rested. Mr.. Kirby was young man Of
good address and fine talents, and the son Of
respectable parents who reside in this coun-
". His brief but unfortunate career and
his tragic desth should deter others from
treading the fatal path that leads TO dis
honored life or a shameful death. His strick-
en- parents should have the sympathy OF ey-
cry feeling heart.
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POLLOCK INSTITUTE, a first
Il class Boarding School for Boys, at Pitts
field, Mass. Fall Term Of 20 weeks begins
Oct 4, 1867. For rarticlars address Rev
w. c. RICHARDS, Principal.
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4 CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN.

- FARM FOR SALE.-The Fsr-u
owned and occupied 10y tbe subscrl-e--
a.ed II Munster township. Cambria col.l !.
four miles southeast Of E5snsbuEg an - III
fourth mile from Samuel O'Hasa's .,i4r
tanning 12l ACRES and allowauce. E = or
for sale on reasonable terms and e.ls 8ec-
ments. Eighty acres Of the above ial 1t
cleared, under good fence ard in exos-le4 Go
farming condition. The improvements 90. x
sist Of q tWo-story PLANK HOUSE 80
large FRAME BARN, both in gooi ,--
vation, as well as all other NECESSARY -1s
buildings. An extensive orchard Of e.
fruit trees ard never-failing springs or ev-s.-
lent water are on the premises. Fu-..e-
formation can be obtained bv makinE s7.r.s-
cation 20 DANIEL O,EEAEa
Munster Tp., May so, Ie6T.-tf2a
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HOME AeAiE-Harry Shoemaker. the in
vincible, has found his way back from the
Eastern cities to his store-room on Main ST.,
and he got home just in time to welcome
:.slathers aud gobs'' of new goods which
we're following closely in his wake: Boxes
and barrels, bales and budgets, have been
the oIder of the day about his establishment
the present week; and if you take peep iu-
to his store you will find that he has every
thing to supply the wants Of his customers,
Harry's motto is cheaper than ever" and
his prices are in keeping with his motto:
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4 few more good Agents wanted for Ger.
L c. Bakers HISTORY OF THE SECRET
SERVICE" Increased commission allowed
and greater inducements offered. Address,
Z. GARRETT & CO., Box 2I7, Philadelphia
FGnl AGENTS wanted, to sell Six New
UuUU Inventions Of great value to families
all pay great profits. Send % cts and get SO
pages and sample gratis. Agents have made
500 600. Ephraim Brown, Lowell, Mass
4 Treatise on Deafness. Caarrh. Con-
sumption and Cancer. Their causes and
means of relief and speedy cure, sent free
Send particulars to DR.. STILWELL, No. 40
South 9th Street, Williamsburg, l.. l.
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The PLAcE.-On High street, almost op-
posite the Mountain House. we beg leave to
inform bargain seekers, if situated the store
of j. NJ. Thompson, who will bs found one
of our cleverest dealers and the proprietor
of as we'll stocked store as Northern Cam
briI can boast. Attendants at Court should
make note of this. and not return home
without carrying with them a package of
goods from this cheap and extensive iBcr-
Cantiie emporium.
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THE Harvest HosfS FESTIVAL in aid Of
the new Catholic church in this place, is
now in the full tide OF successful operation,
and everybody should lend helping hand
in making it source of handsome revenue
for the good cause. The best of enjoyment
and the choicest of viands are at the COM
mand of all buyers. ''Go in" while tue fair
lasts.
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HARVEST HOME AT Sr. AUGUSTINE We
h2d the pleasure Of being present at the
"Lo0pr pis-uic OK "Wednesday last. 1t was,
x think, the largest affair of the kind ever
e!l in Caulbtta county The participants
uere not confined to the Immediate neigh
'o,hoo@, but every portion of the county,
12d erel tbs adjoining counties, we're repre-
sea,ed- The morning was SIS lovely as could
IL desired, but before noon the party was
visited by several successive showers. 1he
aacers, however, returned TO the charge,
azd the day Sesse6 Of very pleasantly. Not
single d5ssgyee&Oie circumstance occurred
aaong the immense crowd in attendance.
and every attendant preparation was SO per
tect that ali wore highly gTatiied.
The day did not seem long enough, how
ever, for after nightfan cotillion party
spent a few pleasant hours at A'Gough's
Hotel, while a large number assembled at
8r Cooper's, at Chest Springs, and passed
Tie night in tripping it on the light fantas-
tie to2."
WeobserYad our correspondent, AacShane,
% the ground, and expect from him fur
-oT account Of the proceedings.
UNPLEASANT ACCIDENT.-Ou the mora
ag Of the St. Augustine pic mic, Lieut.. b.
I" Dunegau, the worthy President OF the
Soard of County Commissioners, while driv-
lg restiye horse in buggy, attempted to
t'Ss wagon on the road, and was thrown
Son his vehicle, and his left arm striking
we 'front.' wheel, resulted in severe frac
-'e Just below the elbow. DIR. Doyle was
~Aedlateiy summoned and reduced the
a'tare. The Lieutenant is doing well, and
nope nothing more serious than confne-
.slI Tor few days will result from the in
~ Lieut.. DIS lady was with him in the
-sgy at the time Of the accident. They
'"s On their way to the picnic grounds.
Supposed LAReENY.-Our friend, John
9,Iey' OF Munster township, sold stock at
s,;Sa rsar Altoona, one day last week, and re-
= St ecu the money for the same, amounting
Es.s!e 80. He had the amount in his poe
-..- immediately before he took the train for
sy -e &C. but on his arrival at Cresson Tie mon
5..o naS missing. His pocket had doubtless
h ~ packed at Altoona or on the cars. Peo-
.snnot be too careful when they go
p;eSre, p;S%e' as the country is swarming with