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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-02-10
Jury Lat Feb. Term. 1870
GRAND JuuoRs.

Bcavcr-.John II. StumpT, Isaac Aurand
Jacob Drcehbill. Ephriam Romr, Jacob
Grcenhoe, Isaac kiebbs. Isaac J Man.
beck
Beaver Wesi-Josepb Peter
Centre--Solomon Bowcrsox. Aaron C Walter
Chapmsn--lienry NJ Herald
Franalin-lienry Siciningcr, James Bur
CESS.
Jnckson--IIenry Y Wagucr.
Middleburg-Jamcs L smith Absnlom
Snyder.
Middlecrcek- Daniel Mciscr.
Monroe-Joseph Lcplcy.
Penns-Samucl + Woodling. Henry Duck
Perry Wst--Daniel MtIerling, John 4
Graybill.
SeliEsgroye-G. W. Glass.
union--Simon ShaTer
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Au Adjourn Court will be held in
this place the second week In March

BpDISo AT AuuTioS.--Judge But.
lcr ia,oly rendered decision in Ches-
tor County, which is ofinterest to those
who conduct and attend auction sales
The case on trial was rs follows:
A suit was brought to recover g..
545 on a note given rs the purchase
money of real estate. A gentleman
who had purchased property at a pub
lie sale, and given his note for The
money, learning afterwards that there
were present at the time other biddcts
as "puiTcrs," he refused to take the
property. The Judge decided that il
a party procure men TO bid up proper
ty, and the person who buys it is de-
ccivcd thereby, he cnnuot be held to
his bid, rs it is vitiatcs the sale aud
makes Il void
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10 L. >. TAXPAYERS ~ NOTlCF oF
TINE AND PLACE ron ASSESSMENT OF
INCOME TAN, LICENSES, &c.--Thc no
dcrsi.ned, Assistant Assessor for the
9th Division, Nth District Of Pcnna.,
embracing the whole Of Snyder coun.
". hereby gives notice that he will
meet the people at the following
times aud places for the purpose Of
receiving the Income Returns for
1859, and receiving applications for
Licenses, taxes OH gold watches, DC,
for 1870:
For Yves, Beaver township, on Fri
iay, Feb. 18th ,-at the public house OF
3. l. Rauicnbu~h, in Adamsburg,
For Beaver township, on Saturday,
Feb. 10Th. ut the public house of Mo-
.cs Spccht, in Bcavcrtown,
For Perry and West Perry town.
ships, on Monday, Feb. 2lst, Mt the
public house Of Moses Bush, iu Free
mont,
For Washington township, on Tues
day, Feb. 22d, ut the public house Of
G, & + G. Meyer, ip Freebare:
For Union and Chapman, Weines-
day, Feb. ODD, at the public house OF
Ira Sayrs, in Port Trevorton.
For Selinsgrove, Monroe, Jackson
aud Penus, Thursday and Friday, Feb.
cath and 25th, at the office of the U.
:. Assessor, in Selinscrove.
For Middlcburg, Franklin, Middle.
creek and Centre, Saturday. Feb 26,
at the Office of B. L, PARKS, in Middle
burg.
A, the Office of B 4. Parks in Mid
dleburg, on Monday, Tuesday, We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday, Feb
2Sth, March, 1st, I'd, 81, and 4th, 70,
the purpose Of receiving such returns
rs were by reason Of sickness or 9TH
er unavoidable causes omitted at the
above times, and for the purpose OF
correcting the list.
say- Particular notice is hereby Civ.
en- that persons in all business requir-
ing them must make applications for
License each year, no matter how long
they have been in business, or BE- sub
ject to severe penalties.
rn- Residents ofeach district must
attend on the day advertised for them
unless detained by sickness or other
unavoidable causes.
Carriages valued at $500 and up
wards, and all gold and gold-plated
Watches, gold and silver plate must
be returned to me without further
notice.
i All persons engaged in any kind o.
business, are required TO make return
of income to me ich,ther hey haze re
cefved Hunks or not, and those failing
will be assessed with 30 per cent. pen
atty.
The practice of men cpgaging IL
business for which License is requir
cd without making previous applica
tion has been extensively INDUCED il
heretofore in this county TO the los
and detriment Of the Government, bu
must be broken up. The severest pen
allies on ell violstions of the law viii
be imposed hereafter.
n lsy- Licenses cannot be transferred
, When persons buy old business stand
new Licenses must be obtained.
: Sey-The large class Of persons 10 thi
) county who have been engaged in sell
: ing patented Agricultural Implements
{ are hereby notified That hereafter the.
b will be classified as Commercial Brok
D els, aud assessed SEQ year.
ri HENRY BENFER,
Asst. Assessor. 5th Div. 1lth Dist. p
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CAUTlON.-llaving purchased the fol-
" lowing named articles al Sheriff = sale
and loaned the same TO Jacob IL. Leinig
during NY pleasure, the public are hereby
cautioned not to interfere nor in "nywise
mcidlc with the same One Sink. one
Cooking Stove, three Bedslcads and bcdine.
one Stand, one cask OF Brandy. sleigh,
one bay Mare, one Iron Kettle, two Chairs.
one chest one Bureau. one Grlndsionc, u
lot of Corn Fodder one Sow, one Cow, four
Sheep. fEKplNAND hoNEs'
Union township, December 8, 1853.
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WINTER IN EARNEST. The spring
Ike weather which we enjoyed from
the middle of January until few days
ago, induced many persons to believe
that in reality we were to have no
touch of King Jack Frost whatever.
But Monday night snow commenced
falling, at first slow y and in timid
manner. 10 the course of an hour,
however, it fell fast au fnriously, and
an old fashioned snow storm prevailed
until Tuesday evening, by which time
the snow measured twenty-four inches
deep on the level.
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FoR SALE OR REST.-The subscri-
Der offers his house end lot situate on
Market street 10 this place FOR sale or
rent. Possession given April 1st, 1870.
For further particulars inquire of the
on the premises.
JAMES p. SMITH.
Midd leburg Feb 3, lS70-4w
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COUNTY, SIS (:


() The Commonwealth Of renusyl-
: SEAL yania, To Reuben Neiman residing
- at New Washington, Clea rteld Co
Pa, Henry Neiman residing at Quincy,
Greenwood county, Kansas, Harriet inter
merried with Isaas spaid residing at Toledo.
Ohio. and Jeremiah Mitchell residing in
Middlecreek township, Snyder county Pa,
lineal eslendants of Michael Neimnn late
Of the township of Nidd!ecreek, Snyder Co,
deceased.
Greeting: You are hereby cited TO be
and appear before the Judges Mt our Or
hans Court to be held at Middleburg on
the Ath Monday of February A. D.,iieiO,
at 10 clock in the forenoon, then aud there
to accept or refuse TO take The Real Estate
Of said Michael Neiman deceased, at the
appraised Valuation put upon II by an ln'
quest duly awarded by the said Court, aud
returned by the Sheriff of said county. OF
shoS cause why the same should not b'
sold. And hereof fail not.
Witness the Hon. SIS. Woods, Rlesiaeni
of.our said Court AT Middleburs. ths l0ll
day Of January A. d. 1870.
J. GROUSE, Clerk o. c.
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INCOME TAX. For the benefit oi' our
readers, we hcareby remini them that
it is made their du'y to report the
amount Of their income from Jan Isl,
1869 to Jan. 1st, 1870 No matter
whether your income is above or below
$1,000, it is your duty to report If ii
he less than $1,000 yoa have no in
come tax TO pay. Why not atieud ,C
thi. matter at once and save troubl,
nud expense
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WORTH KNowING.-A poison of any
conceivable description aud degree Of
potency, which has been swallowed 10
tentionally or by accident, may be
rendered instautaneously harmless by
swallowing to gills Of sweet oil. An
individual WITH very strong consttG-
tion should take twice the quantity
This will neutralize every form of veg
ctable and mineral poison with which
physicians aud chemists are acquaint.
cd.
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THE Bloomsbury RpuJidan com.
plains that ther 'youug men crowd
around the church doors to cope at the
ladies' as they pass out. lfyou wish
TO see your girl home do SO in de
cent aud respectable manner, bat don,
hang around just to Sec who does and
do,en't.' II girls had the spank of II
sick tadpole, they would promptly
"mitten' such gutter larks, which
would soon mend their mauucrs.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-02-10

FlWM. ScuwAN, NJ D., has lo-
Gated at Fort Trevofton, and has en-
tered, we are informed, upon an exten'
dod and lucrative practice OF his pro-
icssiOp. The Doctor understands sur
gerry a.d the Science Of Medicines
on intelligent man aud well recon.
meuded by gentlemen eminent in the
profession. We bespelk for him n
liberal patronage. lie speaks the Eng
lish and German languages
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Public SALEs.-Thursday. Feb.
81, sale Of live stock, farm impliments
and household Furniture Of solomon
j. Bowcrsox of Centre township.
Tuesday, March s,-Livc stock,
farm implements, &c, Of John 5. Wolf
Chapman township.
Tuesday March S,-livc stock
farm inplcme nts household furniture
&c. of Peter Hackcnburg, Centre
township.
Saturday, March 12,-Live stock
farm implements. &c. Of John NJ.
Aurani OF Midilecreck township.
Tuesday, Morch lj.-Live stock,
farm implements household furniture
&c OF Lewis Saeslman Of Centre
township.
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Trial List-Fcbruary Term, 1870.

I Elias Bush VS. Jeob h aud Drifus
. same VS. John s Lentz
3 q. s. Roshon per q Geist vs. Henry
Mace and jacob Weist
4 Craig & blanchard vs. W q lIcrrold
II n Backus assignee Of d Smith s. CO..
vs. Napoleon Brocius
0 Craig & blanchard vs. George weist
same vs. Jacob Hendricks ct al
same VS. same
o same vs. Meyer, 3owos & Burns
10 same vs. same
II George Dauberman VS. Jacob Krousc
II Edward Bolig vs. Franklin Bilger, ct al
I3 John 7 llufTnaglc VS. John Bowcrsox ct al
II NJ ilarney for use sc. VS. IS Cummings
10 Thomas Is Taylor vs John Gross. Jr
10 Amos Gift and Reuben Eisenhower,
trustees vs. BENZ steimling ct al
IL Amos Gift and Reuben Eisenhower,
trustees W. Jos Brcininger ct nj
lS Ryan Daubcrman vs. Enos Walter
10 George Bolig ct al vs. same
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THE premiums realized by the Sc
liusgrovc Saving and Building Asso-
cation have ranged from 81 to 80 per
cent They went up higher, so far at
each meeting. Ifall the shares would
sell at a uniform premium of 80 per
cent. the shares Of the first series would
mature in about eight years and three
months Times.
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AGRICULTURAL SocIErY.-Eforts
ore making to resuscitate the orsanza-
tion which existed a few years ago
uoder the caption Of "Tbe Snyder
County Agricultural Society" under
the supervision Of John =. Cronmiler,
Esq, aud We believe will result in sue
cess. Our county is we'll adapted to
agriculture, and us matters now stand
she productions of the soil constitute
the chief resource from whence we de.
we our capital Encourage emula.
IN 10 our farming districts as siim-
M, ''re .ical farming educaliN' ;
ipsas. ut of eompe,him-briDg
, in contac 'oi bad and indiiier-
ent iarm. will elevate the
standard, deyelope new and important
ideas, cultivate the right spirit and
continually adopt the surest and most
profitable methods Of producing u
great quantity and better quality from
less territory, less capital aud less la
Dor. Our agricultural fairs bring to-
gcther the best siock, h's. agricultural
implements, best hor:icul, ,ural products
best everything so that they LAY be
contrastcd--that We may readily per-
ceive the difference in producing wei
bred cattle, horses, hogs, &c, 30. The
subject is well worthy the attention o.
every intelligent farmer. We all ad'
init the iuferiority Of the stock in thil
county, and tho want Of improved ma
shinery. Let US awake 10 a sense o
duty and withs united effort build III
On sssociatIou secoad bost to mono il
this part Of tho State. The efforts o
Mr.. CsosmIIlsr ~ highly com@esda
I1>A--x ~A...-aA - 1-~>cAol L.. ~..>- =.
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A LARGE barn with valuable con-
tents, including cattle, on one OF Will
lam Camerons farms, located near
Milton was destroyed by fire on Satur.
day evening last. Supposed to have
ben set on fire.
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The reason why the constituents Of
our Harrisburg Representatives tail to
eccive the usual batch of Legislative
Records, is because the expensive
nuisance is abolished. 1t was never
worth the postage paid OH it.
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SELINSGROVE MARKET.
Corrected weekly,
MARRIED..

On the oh ult., BY the Rev. L. G. Ed
monds, Isaac Sony TO Mary Bachman.
On the LIST inst, by the same, Andrew
Helfer, Of Bellvue Ohio, to Emiline Ewig,
Of West Beaver twp.
On the 3rd inst, by the same, Michael
Dreese to Elizabeth Middleswarth.
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NOVEL LAW SUiT.-A novel suit, for
services rendered, was tried before
Joseph Long, Esq., ut A1omsburg, on
the lth inst. The facts are as follows :
Jacob Gross, Treasurer Of Snyder CO.. q,
vacated his Office, his term icing cx-
pircd, and having no employment on
hi- farm during the winter months
requested Messrs. Grouse, Bolcnder
4 Shndel TO "sct him up in some
paying business, wbereupon these gen
tlcmcn Gifted him mp in the Alma.
me and patcut Medicine business
(vermi!uge being the princip drug in
his outfit Mr. Gros sued these par
ties for services rendered, and on the
lth met, b. I. Parks Esq being con-
ccrncd for rlfi. Upon opening the
trial it was discovered that tho jus
tees Docket was stolen. but after
elaborate Argument the Squire suIst.-
tuted a sheet of foolscap for Docket.
Witnesses were called end counsel
heard upon the one side aud the 9th
cr. A verdict was rendered in favor
OF Plff. for Sl5 and costs. Defendants
have appealed, chosen referees and the
case will bc tried at Mijdleburg. AZ
ter verdict adjourned 10 partakc Of .
big dinner" consisting Of roast
turkey and an abundance Of Other good
things, Ut the house of the Plaintiff -
4 large number of witnesses and spec
tators were in at, enlance.
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TIE Metropolitan Police Bill, for
Philadelphia, has passed both branches
Of the State Legislature, and only needs
the signature Of the Governor to be
rome law.
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SOME people don't believe iu advcr-
,i,ing because they say "nobody reads
the papers" But let them get into n
scrapc, aud you will sec them flying
around TO the newspaper offices with
the request. "Plcase don't mention
that little affair. it's ali n mistake: ]
don't want my name published ali
over the country. .'-Er.
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A CONCERT by the Bauer Family
was advertised 70 he held in this place
last Saturday evening, but when the
time arrived the party failed to make
their eIpearance.
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored

e,--rr4e Jus, published, new edition Of
lSS-S pr. Culycrwcll's Celebrated Is
vSxS .ay on tho radical cure, without
medicine) Of Spcrmatorrhocn, or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Losses. impolcncy,
Mental and physical lncapaciiy, lmpsdi-
mcnts to marriage. etc. also. Consump-
ton Epilepsy aud Fits, induced by self in
dulgcnce or sexual cXirayigancc.
Tree. in S,1id EHrsloye, sir dc8is.
The celebrated Guthur in tGis admirable
essay clearly demonstrates from - thirty
years successful practice. that the alarm
pg consequences Of self abuse may be rad
cally cured without the dangerous use Of
internal medicine or the application of the
knife; pointing ont mode Of cure at once
simple, certain and on,ctual, 10y means of
which every sufferer, no matter what his
condition may be, may cure himself cheap
~ priya'cly and radically.
This Lecture should he in the hands Of
every youth aud every man in the land
Sent under zeal. in n plain envelope, TO
any address, postpaid, ON receipt of Fix
cents. or two post stamps. Also, DR.. Gull
vcrwclls Marriage Guide, price % cents
Address the publishers,
CHAS. J. e. KLINE & Co.,
f21 Bowcry, y. y, J.. q. Box i,5s6.
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UIDE ron TRAVELLERS


Passenger Trains leave the Harrisburg
railroad d"0ois daily as follows;
rENNsYDvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
EASTWARD.
Philad'a Express except Monday 2.l0 m
Fast Line 800 -
Lancaster train (via Mt Joy) 500 I"
Pacific Express Train 12.lop NJ
Harrisburg Accommodation 300 3"
Cincinnati Express train daily lO.i5 ="
Southern Express $50 ="
WESTWARD.
Cincinnati expres except Monday 1871 p m
riitsburg Express AGO n m
Pacific EXPIRES. train daily 4.l5 n m
Emigration train except Monday 7.i5 /"
Mail train except Sunday 1,l5 pm
Fast Line I" 4.lj A."
Erie Fast line " d" s,2U "
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
soHTHw no.
Buiraloc Express tr..a 2.30 m
Night Accommodation Hosp m
Mail train l,lO "
Fast Line d,2O "
SOUTHWARK.
Buffalo Express Train t,l5 IN
Mail train 30 4 m
Pacific Exp l2Oj p N
York n llarrisb'e Accommodation I.30 ? m
Cincinnati Express 10
sCHUYLKILL AND susQUEUANNA II. II.
passenger and mail train leaves the
Lebanon Valley depot daily, at $50 =. IN,
for rinegrye, Auburn aud rousyille.
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The Freedom Iron aud Steel Com
yapy OF Miflip county has appointed
assgnees by reason Of financial ambar-
rassments.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

J. w. DRTEsE announces that on
and after the 18th inst. no will con-
duet his business on the cash system.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay,
aud all the effects Of youthful indisereiion
will, for The sake Of suffering humanity.
send free TO all who need IL, the receipt
and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Suffer
ers wishingio 10 profit By the adveri iser's
experience, can do SO by addressing. IN
pefect confidence. JOHN H. OGDEN,
No. s2 Cedar street, New York
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.SCHoCn & BROTHER

Would respectfully aunounse TO TIE
people Of Snyder County and the public,
q nerally, that they have just secured,
and will constantly keep on ha nd aud for
sale, q very extensive assortment of
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-03

IN support Of his allegation. that the
County Commissioners acted illegally in pur-
chasing the lot of ground for the erection of
the new Jail, without having first obtained
tho appreciation of two successive Grand
Juries and Of the Court Of Quarter Sessions.
the editor Of the JohustowR Tribune refers
Us to the Act of Assembly of April 18th,
1884. The last clause Of this Act, which
the Tribune tal'cizes, is merely a repetition
of the power conferred on the Commission
ers in the first part OF The section. II the
authority to purchase the-necessary ground
is not implied in the power to erect Court
House or Jail, then the action Of two Grand
Juries and the Court, would simply amount
TO a nullity. Any law student. who is not
o BaUetian. will SO deci,e. Besides this.
Judge Taylor is supposed to know what
power WIS intended to be conferred or the
Commissioners by the Act of 1884 and the
supplement thereto. passed the 9th of April.
1868, and he approved the action of the
Grand Juries and directed the Commission
srs to erect the building. The underpinning
having thus been knocked away, the Trib-
Une'J structure tumbles to the ground and
with it its legal gentlenan's "opinion" as
il an "opinion."
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-03

CURIOUS PHENoMENoN.-A remarkable
phenomenon has been observed with respect
to rivers. and that is. that in the inland
parts. and at distance from the sea, tney
flow in direct line; but in proportion as
they approach their mouths they assume
more of winding or serpentine course. In
large rivers there is a considerable eddy along
the banks. and tie nearer the sea the great.
er is the eddy.
The surface of the water in river is by NO
means level from bank to bank; on the con
trary. the middle cf the stream is higher or
lower than the waters of the sides. accord.
ing to circumstances When river swel!s
suddenly by the melting of snow. or any other
cause. the middle of the stream is sensibly
higher than the sides; in one instance. the
elevation is said to have been as great as
three feet On the other hand. when rivers
approach their mouths. the water near the
sides is commonly more elevated than that
in the middle.
There are rivers which lose themselves in
the sands, and others which seem tn precip-
itAte themselves into the bowels of the earth,
The Guadalaquiver. in Spain the Rhone.
the Orbe. and many others, lose themsel ves
in the earth. 1t is asserted that in the
western part of St. Domingo there is moun-
tain of considerable height, at the foot Of
which are many caverns. or subteri anean
rivers. and the rivulets fall with So much
noise as to be heard at the distance of seven
OF eight miles. PhtlG. Etenin1 Heaid.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-03

TIE last Bellefonte Wotchnadn administers
the following well merited rebuke to the ed
itor Of the Johnstown Tribune and his vera
cious Ebensburg correspondent. "R. NJ. G. /"
The article needs no comment, as it fully ex-
plains itself:
If the JOhnstnwn TRIBUNE and its preten-
tious correspondents want &C. make capital in
favor Of removing the county seat of Cambria
county TO that place, they will needs pursue a
different cOHr>e towards the representative of
that county in the Legislature. We happen to
have the pleasure Of al acquaintance with Hon.
JOIN PORTER and can assure them that he is
a man who will neither be frigh' ened by their
A!use nor driven by tho ir ihuendoes. Ofcourse
In the matter of the removal of the county
seat Of Cambria county we have no interest
nor feeling. But We like TO see fair play, and
&c fair play is meted out MIR PORTER will re
ceive credit in place OF abnse for his course on
that question. When elected. it was not an
issue before the people, there wa no expression
ef the will of the voters of that county on the
1ut,iect, and until there is Mr.. Porter s course
in standing entirely aloSf from either side, and
allowing the matter to be settled upon it's OWN
MERITS is the only course that any fair or hon.
est representative could follow. During the
time that he has represented the people of
Cambria county in the Legislature he has made
. record that the TRIBUNE editor and cores
pondents might we'll envy. The interests of
his entire constituency have been what he la
bored for and because he spurns to become
the tool of the few accounts for the abuse he
ia now receiving at the hands of those who
wanted to but couldn' drive him.