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The union Democrat., 1871-09-16
Consultations and COrrespOn.
dence In English, French
and German.
Of Disease

Having made the various forus az sexual Disense
and Nervous mud Physical Debility the sub
ect Of minute research and special pracie Tor many yer
Or Perault continues TO treat these aicins
Is by the scientific methods aud without resort 70
0pnox ious Remedies.
Gonorrh pa elect, Structures Bubo Ulcers Skin Erup-
ic and Mercuria Tants eradicated from The system
Nocturnal Emissions Night Sweats Discharges rom the
Ure going TO stool king water Pain In The Back,
Sleep disturbed by Dreams Dizziness Signing Languor,
paIptation Printing Conghs SaOw Cnrl exon Grow
rg weakness OF sight Memory and lneilectual Facu.
Iifdence DEcustion 10 attend 10 Business 70 90
into Society &c. of the more prominent
NV m ID ma Of Nervous Ind Physical PrOstrR-
fiaa-the Of Self Abuse and Excessive indulgence
which if timely checked. will never fail 10 induce
mature dcav and terminate in total Les Of mani Sd
Patients complaining Of OF more OF the above sy
TOMS should apply immediately Ia Dr. Perrault. he has
gnarantee speedy and radical Of sst Dsfhul
W~aknr~- md Hsn potenec.
We invite particularly by tioss stftTerx
who hsve ihi- bsted Decor ard that adysftifed
Physician until and discourz ged cIAit not
To know everything. every body: hui do
claim all taken under I, eamen We i onr
promises
Ladies suffering from any complaints incidental to their
sex can consRit the Doctor with the II relief
Patients in the country be cared ~ ID ossse by
addressing letter Dr. Perrault 500 Montgomery street
Box eT3 p o. San frzresco stsIisS their case -
minEtriy ps~ible. habits Of living -.eupa'ion etc
nr perrsuits diplomas in his rin~ where PccPis
FIR themselves that taey under the cars %
regularly educated prac;ifIs.n-f.
Low charges and ouck Cn-.. Be-t references gwen
If required. Al communications - flerisi,
Dr. P~rrAnlt i the sol. aeeut N Caiiio'"'A ~
/ ca. Bl1TIiS cElEsaArte FEMALE MONTH"; rh.s
witch unappr saxed ssd ar in ssSancr o. .,.s q
remedy for sapprss<ions and eihef ~
females. Price; S 90 PER Boz. cent ~ u1i q s1v''
sscursiy packed
june 10, 1871 ~
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16

When the Supervisors proceeded to can
vass the got, * the county ca Iohday, a
demand was made for recount of the vote
for Senator. members Of Assembly and Eoun-
ty Clerk. The recount was rot finished in
time 10 be published in tabular form this
week, but will appear in the next issue
The following is the correct vote. Haight,
l,0S6 Booth. 500; Lewis, l,o64 Pacheco,
oi5 Brown, Inc; Malone, sos Dewitt,
1856 Green, OCT B,st. 1859 Gardner,
Gle; Hamilton. l,o65 Love, 92S Coronei,
1858 B,ehr, OIL Resented, 1875; Me
Glyon, 900 Lsspeyre, l,o6l Taggart, 92o;
Barry, loo Springer, 9i3.
For Congress-CaGro,h. 1,64S: Sargent,
go. Refund the Debt, yes l.lo6; nc So.
For Constitutional Amendment, yes l,l05;
no 90.
Far Sena'Or-Eakia, 900: Andross, l,ol2.
Eur Members Of Assembly-Whitiu 99S;
Coanally l,o2e; Curtis 923: Bacon 1862;
Long $50: Campbell So. Fer Clerk Farley
6S5; York go.
Fer District AttOrney-Dorsey, So: Rods-
ers, l045.
For SheriG-Nuan, SIS; Trout. 1907.
For Treasarer-Lang, So; Ken6eld. ], oao
For Assessor-B-ney. 1910: Fonda, 75s.
For Superintendent of Schoels-ae Haven
LII; Congdon. ST.
For SurveyOr-CoOper, SS4; Beauvsis. l..
a5s.
For Cororer-Freuni. l,00A; Burden. o5s
Fer Supervisor pis,rie. Nc. 2-Parsons
ESQ; Rsmey, -.
II the repor, from Mono and Inyo are cor
rect, Andross is elected Senstor over Eakin
by Is majority. Bacon, Republican; Connal-
" and Whiting Democrats, are elected to the
Assembly.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16
Mrdical Aavtce.-pK. $50. <. Dbl


NIial and SGrgca Institute is becoming SINE Qua oS
e the welfare State aud health OF cur Citizens
ana his rapidly spreading epu;aton although II may eA
it -rnr-s signal sill and follows 'he
material effect of such car<e. We personally ac
auaintei with gert emen who have o' years H-
-,ic l;sea.. and Who lsai taken aivantageof every
available means that promised relief Tut VT ho' sueees
until they they called a Dr. Doher'y, who's ncr ed
lx short are Of time has given them entire relief IL
i ratifvirr 10 announce this FACT because the Door " 10 q
-s5tAa, who seeks net by defamation Of other< 20
bli hi. rernsaton rear TIE supeistrucT Of his
o,rn ,,,n The rr Of another's fame Tne pcsor
his Institute in snch manner taat nu-f ts sfify
80 :, an ria uatier.x lie examines. Afvis and
,xir,r charge and the pa;i-st. A. Ter hearing hia
, - treatment, can accep reject pleasure In
no case ti. DctoF MAKE cAAFsT 'Anles ne sneets
rhsx he i allie do. beans lie feeIs TIE con-
ss which long experience has given and No d-ntt the
c7solstfo7 which appertan< &c this nhdee- Persons
-rt will either seeHte nr chronic disease, woulc IC
III 70 consult the Docr: 81 81 events itCAn do herm
consultation he asks fee: does he insist
obedience his advice unless ths patient places hinsa
undey his HIS oees Sacramento street,
pos:se the Psr4:e Mail Steamship o1ee.-s- 7, SErA
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16

ANOTHER MURDER IN rue MOUNTAINS
On Thursday Coroner Burden was potified
that man by the rame CT IIotchkiSs en-
ployed by Mr.. Patterson to herd sheep had
been found murdered al Niagara Greek about
thirteeo miles above Straw berry Flat on the
Memo road. Mr.. Patterson wrote that it was
believed 10 have been done hy Indians en-
Tuesday night or Wednesday morning. The
Coroner had not returned when we went to
press therefore can give no particulars.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16
MELVILLE coTTLE, Register.

Notice IS herchv given 70 whom IL nay that
application will - snAae by John c 7eand 70 the Cav
errrrnf the UaiTed States or Patent u the following
described PiscAr Guid Majay Ciaim Known As the
slon Placer Mining Cia1 situated in the sold Springs
Msang DsstTcs in the Csany nf Tnolumne. State OF Ca-
;rnia being banded rhe North BY un0ccupied land
On the last aud West By land claimed by l. y Jar
Wis ard particularly described - fiuw- - VII: ga
Surveyed land being the W X IN 4 If W fractional
oasal Il al section 70 Aeres ani x u 81
Y Section ) 10 al in township = I II
NraT Diaal Meridian. eniaifnE Forty acres ~ i&ns'
said claim eeia u FtlcEiAFly described IN TIE
Diagram ni-d with said apf.lieeita7-
All p=sas holding any -1veTse claim thereto a'eh
v required ~ prS~n. the sane before The Register and
Rec-irer at Tied States Land ce Stockton Caifor-
within >:1eiy days from the date Of posting and publ
cation hereof
$500 JOHN COPELAND
jay Is, ISL IN
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16

CONSTABLE VorE.-ln Township No >. the
votes for Constable was p Smith, SIS; p.
Shine, ITO; P. Kane, 2l9; j. j. White, 256
md a, Mango, 90. p. Smith and }. j.
White elected In Township No. S. S. C.
Wheelock, has 2SS; A NJ. Hill, 200 and IL
W. Livingston, rs Wheelock and Hid elect,
ed. In Township No. 4, but two were voted
for, j. Young, who received l23 and j.
Thompson. 81. both are elected of course.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16

In San Francisco all the candidates on the
Republican State ticket had a large majority
except McGlynn the nominee for Haibor
Commissioners who fell behind Resented his
Democratic opponent. The Democrats elected
only three officers in the city, Assessor. Re
corder and Justice Of the Peace. Booth s
majority i , 955.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16

CUTTING AFrAIR.--An unfortunate affair
occurred at Columbia on Tuesday night or
John Conley, in which the latter was seri-
ously wounded by Shine, with knife, which
j: is feared may prove fatal. Cause Of trouble,
whisky.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16


TINTED STATE. 4 MrsRsCA STATE
~ of Caiif1rn,i- Cnited States Ltai Office, City OF
Stock Notice an CITATION before the Register aud
ceiver of the Stockton LAID Office. Wner-a, NATHAN
ntF00g. of TnDumue Comfy. did the 18th day f Au-
ISL Apply Register OF the L :. Land Ofc-.
Stock Csiifpr'sis az urs} md. th-
y of 2 Il and + of ; t Il. and S r 4 If " 4
Of section y %, TOWNSHIP No norti NJ II
Mount Dab Me iaiaH. tie having bern returned 10y
the Uaitei State Deputy Surveyor Mineral Lands
Therefore csHpi, " h Instructions of the Com
siore he General Land Office is hereby ordered
ttat ris~ t4th dny OF q ctober. a ID. 1871.
at 10 o'eloek. A. NJ. you, eseh and every person
Gaining the above nentued land any part thereof
appear before the Cu ted States Ian Office IN the
city Stockton st yr witnesses prepared 10 testify A.
o the Mineral Me- Mineral Character Of the above
oned land, a1y pat tbereu and show Cause, i
any tberv BE-, WY Nathan DefVor should not be al
ls ed 10 enter tie ar feiG LaHi GRAIN portions Of
the same Herein aI not or said land wi tie award
ed 10 Nathan Defo4r upoa h faroisiirg the proper
Yssoof of Compliance with TIE Pre- e.nVtiJn law
Witness cur haucs this 3sh ,isv u August ISL.
MELVILLE C1TTLE, Register.
OTIS PEgRIN, Receiver.
Sarf . a
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16

CONSTABLE ELECTION i he following is the
vote Cor Constebles in Township No. /. NJ.
Kenny 305 ! John Ferral $40; John Mona
han 397 Thos. r. Stoddard 80. John Fer
didates.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16

The shooting season has commenced the
law protecting quail expired yesterday
Hunters wanting guns ammunition or any
thing required for a eportsman's rig ~il find
a complete assortment at Condit's who has
an entire new stock of guns, pistols and the
necessary sccoutrements.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16

Confirmation will be given by Arch Bishor
Allemany, on Sunday Oath, at Sonora, at .!
O'Clock, and at Columbia at III o'clock, A. NJ
AT jamestown. on Monday 18th, at clock
and ut Chinese Camp at IL O'Clock On Tues
day Goth at Big Oak Flat at 81 O'Clock.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16

MAJoRIrIEs IN INYo.-We have the fellow
ing from Iuyo. The Democracy of that
county rcportthe following majorites. llagtt
As; Archer fol- Congress IS; Eakin for Sena-
tor 81; for members Of Assembly Whiting
is; Connaly 50; and Curtis 60. The Demo-
Gratis elected oil their county officers except
|. 2. Yaney candidate for Clerk.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16
s,raTE oF C1L1TouNaA- County,

ASrATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY
~ Of Tu pumne. To tC0B AUG and y. c. GIVING
Ton Notice is herchv given That meeting Of the
Raug anG Ready Mining Company, he'd ~ the residence
of John Thaller, in the Peoria Flat Mining District
IuolHmne Comfy and State al California Both dav
OF August. ISL. an assessment of 5 Hundred ani
Twenty and o. fO0 oilsfs, PSvahe United Sta
Cola Gin levied nssinst four shares in the Ru h
and Ready Placer n}ns Ciaim situated in the Peorl
Nining District rua'aac County and StJte afrr~ai ;.
claimed an owned hy for labor performel in making
cuts. bitches and tunnels.
Notice HEREBY gwen that unless fine ahNve mentioned
assessment Ia before he SS:i, div OF a.
ber. 1871 that notices Will lie posted aud tbs
ahnve mentioned shsres viii be snld PH1 Auction
>ucvncy there I" sfN sRcll eel nqueay to.ether
IN the costs 81 sa2e provided by The Leg
Stuie nj this lied, cnncrrniut part
nerSh Us fr mining gspces approved April 2ud. 1866.
BY order at the Company
J. JOHN TIT NLtkK. WILLIAM BBUSKEY,
JACOB Bt(Ek. GOrFiltF UAUU.
JOSEPH M0IGG, Sr, USE Ii MaliG. Jr.,
FRANCS MolGG.
Members Of SAID Company
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The union Democrat., 1871-09-16

NoTHCS To CREDITORS State &c Cali
" torHia, County III Tunlunue. In Pr bate Court.
l>ta'e Of JOHN 5. SNtE son lies. i Na q : here
by sjvea " rrsi<nva. oioit TRAITOR q tbs above
Is att the creii OF. AID all persons hsv Z
MA SAID Il a ib't tlte Nj d the
necessary u,her. VIII in men ms ror the ar>t no
ljcst1n of the Md. cncd b> plsce 81
hsness, door 10 Center Market. Washington street
Sonora
TERRENCE CLARK, Administrator &c.
Sonora. August 2Sth. ISL. sep iw
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16

JEWISH NEw-YEAR Tie jew ish inbabi.
tants Of Sonora will celebrate their New Year
to-day and tomorrow, the 10th and 18th, OF
September. Their places Of business will be
closed these two days, while appropriate SER
vices are held ut Odd Fellow Hall.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16

Arm BRoKEs. I'VE learn that Mrs. Charles
Upper met with an acciden. on Tuesday
last, while gathering fruit, the chair upon
which she was standing topped over, in the
fall she broke both bones OF one arm near the
wrist
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16

Mclean, Esq, with his wife and daughter,
and Col. NJ. c. Andross, with his family, left
on the Eastern bound train of Thursday, to
pay o visit to their former homes We wish
them pleasant time and safe return.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16
RINITED srAVE. or a,iERICA. sFaTE


u If Clitoruia.-Uated S ats Lard Office. city of
anG citation before 4 Rrgt AMI Re
cever Of the St"cktnu Land on Whereas, Ephram A..
Harlow, u. s NJ. 1898 If luoumne Comfy did the
18TH d,y Au-ust 1871 apply the Re Iiser of the u.
Liant offc-. Stockton. CaIfOri, t. enter agf-
cultural land, tic = of o. Section IS and = Of
quarter Of section 20 81 lownspN" no th renee
No Is east Mount niab.o Netjli.n. portion OF the
having teen geiurue by eae Uued States Depu-
" Surveyor mineral lands lowit: lie " Il OF
Il, If Section 81.
Their, fore ia cuEpance with instructions IF the Com
msoner OF Tie General La Once it is herby ordered
that tho 1eith day OF October. A. ID. 1874 ;,
30 O'Clock, NJ. Yen. aud e1ch and every le.>on
cainHr tlc above me-fi4e ltnt any part tiei col,
APPEAR before in tir T. s land Office IN the city Of
St OK with YOU witnesses preprei 10 testify a 10 tie
mineral uou-uit "a cIsfac OF The above II ntioned
ud or anv part Thereof and Show cane, any there be.
why FphIssim Harlow should not be lowed t. enter
the e,,i land crtaiu portions tie same Herein
tail not tie said lana viii be dsd 10 Ephrsim A.
Har up1n lis IA nshng tie proper proof Of con-
pliaEce with tne Pre-rnipt'o aw.
Witness car haads hi 2ath dry Of August, ISL.
M>LvlLLE C1fTLF, Reg ster.
OTIS PERRIN, Receiver.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16

CATHOLIC NoricE. Mass, on Tomorrow,
Sunday 18th, at jamestown st 3 o'clock al
Chinese Camp at IL! o'clock. On Sunday
week, at Sonora at 81 o'clock, aud at Column
bia at / /. O'Clock, A. n.
Rev. J. B. McNALLY. Pastor.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16
APPLICATION P0K PATENT TO A
Mining Claim.
UNITED STATES LAND oFFreE.
- ILL., IL rS--


Holm COPELAND having fled his application in this
cd Office for tteat Mining Claim and the lar and
IA. in seh provided. having been cv1Plel
vii is hereby ordered that the annexed Notice OF rch
sp.fics be published FIR Nu-ty days the Union
Democrat newspaper published nearest the oc ,iin Of
said Claim at S0noIa, Tunlumne County, State Of CaOr
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16

FOR THE W HIOAE hG.
AS our Remover i'll many cases
requires too long q time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and etfectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. P. HALL, & CO.,
NASHUA, NH.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16
etc nnion 9emutrat.


VIM. S. Cooper is authorized IN act rs
Agen, for the "UNIoN DEMOCRAT for soie-
Ting Advertisements and Subscriptions, and
10 receipt fpr money due this Office.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16
DR.. Julien Perrault,

Doctor Of VI rdicinc of the uIty Of Paris.
Graduate Of the Cniver-iiy Queens
College" in Canada, aud Physician OF
the ~, John Bnptiste society Of san
Francisco.
Dr Perraut has the pleasure 10 inform his nnmefous
old patent- and others seeking Confidential Med.
zeal Advice that he Ice consulted daily at his Of
Ace No 5G2 Montgomery Street, northeast corner OF
acra Street San Francisco; Rooms .. 10 and ll
first floor ND stairs
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16
500 REWARD.

perfect stimulation OF anything in nature, SIS
Tarrant,s SeIizer Apcricnt,
+ Of its original. the Settler Spring of Ger
many. The Aperient. tased on correct
snaly<is Of the Seltzer Water. is even supe-
rior 10 the manufacture Of Nature herself. he
cause il contains all tie active medicinal pro-
per,ies Of tie spring. unalloyed sy any OF the
ine-, and useless particles found in all miner
Al fountains. TIE genuine article beng Sc
cared. YOU have the Settler Wa,er of Europe,
purified and perfected, and probably the best.
the most genial c4thsrtic and anunliioas
preparation on the face of the earth.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
Ar II 1S-l-im
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16


Every year increases the populari-
tv of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
or FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it.soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandruf, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. By its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create new growth, except in
extreme old age. Ii is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair splendid, glossy
appearance. \. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer Of Massachusetts,, says,
THE constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and | consider it the BEST PREPA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
Sod By all Druggists, aud Dealers in Medicines.
Price One Dollar,
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16
NOTICE.

! 'ENUE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE TIE BUSI-
n of the late firm of Garraghy Starhlrd at the
old stan; All persons Indebted the late firm of
raglty Strrb I'd. hereby notified that immediate
pay must be made
Z. J. SrARBIRD.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16
PREPA AIRED BY
Or. J. LAYER & co., Lowell, Mass,
SPE ciAL NOTICES.

Gran .rishssi, airi Aesiinstoa iIos.e1te. ca
Francisco Wholesale Agents.
sept. Q, lS1l-ly
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
as one of the most
eifectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
tenn and purifying
the blood. 1t has
stood the test of
years, with a con-
stantly growing rep
utatiOn. ba sod on IFS
The union Democrat., 1871-09-16
Buckingham's Dye.
nOD NTH xxruICKERC

Price One Dollar
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03

We direct the attention Of oar
Pennsvalley readers to the advertise.
ment of Messrs. Ruhl A. Gaslt. pEn
have purchased Mr.. Levi Miller's stock
of Groceries. opposite the iron front
BelIefonte, and will carry On the Gro
Gerry business at the old stand, on an
extensive scale. This tirm il eminent
! ly deserving thecnnfdence and support
Of our people. Both are honest. self.
made men. and DIR. Ruhl is the ohlig-
iing ard gentlemaniy Statesman whom
eur P44gsvalley folks no doubt mel
hupasads "a times ai ID. NJ. Wagner
store. wbere i.e~asen.rlOyed fora mum
Der Of veAas. and vi, re recently in Hof
fer Bros store. He wiil he glad &C
meet !an.ilieF fae+~ now nc his Owl
stald. and serve ii.em Eith the heEi
ard cheapest grmeries Ia the county
6 Give Messrs. RDbi AZ GnSl; atrisl.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03
The LewiShurg, Cntrc and Ty
rome IL. n.

Tho Further Supplement-" say
the Tyrone Herald, providing an,a
Is other provisions tor the iSsuins
the Lewishurg. Centre II Spruce Cn'
railroad Company, bonds "a ti
amount of sS,O00.000. seems t. secu
in one bill all the legislation necy> nv,
for the building Of the road tn!
apparently exhnrh tant sum was moi
asked without due forethought. Al
he last meeting Of the Board Pres,
Tent Miller was authorized 10 ask f.,
uch further legislation ss was necrS
AIRY for the interests of the rOas
Ia all probability the necessities of,h
oad will never require $4,000, ,O0h
hut il was thought hest to place the
sum nj the figure stated in order |.
avoid a second mortEagr-hrSt mort
gage with g,yd security and eudors'
nrut finding a much more ready sal
III u second, And herein is Ia h
suud tie reason tor asking for S,000.-
M0.
In other ~ poets. further Fegs' ,
tion was rsquir,d. as prcvi 'el ia Il
Further Supplement-" The tcu
ANY having decided to extend a.
rnad from Lewisburs 10 DAnville. q
distance of ten or twelve miles.
quired authority. This extension can
unt I've overestimatei. Ii will give us
direct connection with the Anthracit
coal roads. as we'll as with roads tend
ng North aud East form that point,
This extensinn will make the L. i.
4 Tyrone Railroad the main avenu
TOR Anthracite coal Westward
trade which will some day equa' th
hitnminous trade Eastward, This 8
~ lille speculation. The great Pm
.ylvania Central road furnishes an II
stance Of this. IL may nnt he genera
v knnwn that in the original rS'.
mates az III prospective business q
'hnt va. thnrnughfarp. the Cm
Trade. heyoad few Thousand TONS lo
Blacksmiihs' use was never though
nf The vastness Of that Trade IA now
known the country over,
More. A connection with the w.
r;ous roads meeting at Danville wi
give us an advantage and importance
in Passenger traffic that We would
never secure at LsEishIrR. Ii would
make the Eastern terminus equal in
passenger point. TO the western at Ty-
rome. and would more than double the
revenues.
Sow with fair AMI increasing lo-
cal trafHe. aud nirh The through bus :
ness that its position would command,
whv would not the Lewi>burg, Centr'
4 Tyrone stock soon become ln p-'
cent? Let the faint hearted, alo1-
with The cFoakeFS aud friends, ponde'
oven fbis mint
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-03

MARROW EscAPE--Mr. Ezra L
| Spangicr, while on bis way 10 from th'
W st. per railroad. with O drove o
horses. made marrow escape with hi
Lie near Sprn;e Creek. last Sundas
night. IN jumping from The cars whiIsl
he train waa in motion. Mr.. I. haal
fallen asleep, aud at Spruce Creek. hi
cur with horses was switched Oh, wltb'
out any noIie,, hsinr given him or any
one arousing him from HE sleep, a'
hnnld have been done, Dir. y. about
tl,at time happeo,d 10 ..brcAk hrsIa his
slumbers. and noticing lhe train had
stopped, he called leo brakeman and
asked whether that was Spruce Crnek.
aud receiving no reply, he hAstsnee
across the car "a the braksnian. aud
made the same inquiry. IN which he
received an affirmative answer. aad
luisk as possible returned TO his car
iar his valise, ~ the train had com.
mrneed To move. The night waS dark
,nd he jumped and landed, not exactly
ipnn terra Rrma, hut upon ~ bridg !
,rossing the Juniata river. 30 feet high.
Fortunately his foot got fast Fn the
imbers of the bridge which prevented
iis going down. unknown On any one,
o meet watery grave. A spraLned
DOT was the onl, INJURY be auaered.