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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-07-21

An Indiana county clerk has 70 md
in his office certificate which reads {:
"This is to certify that |, William
Sands, is agreed that Jim Brown
shall hev mi Daughter Patsey to
wife this 18th Of genewerry ISL"
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Mayc- 4 Gabel recently sent Us some very
tine yellow poplar shingles. made near Cross
Bridges. The shingles are very large and fine,
and Mcssrs. Mayes 4 Gable have many more Of
The same sort, for sale.
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tsat.uuIi stokes

4c-.5e4 20 near something Of her three
son, rar'cd Henry Watkins, Lyric
-.,E.ns and Peyton Watkins. The
l.st time they were heard from, they
were at Atlanta, "a, She dssires that
they write to her IT Columbia. Tenn.
inlr- - u
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LEIPER,S CREEK ITENS.

The Duck River Valley Railroad on
the west, and the Lewisburg and Berlin
Turnpike on the east.
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The undersigned, Resident Represents
tiycs of the Tennessee Marine and Fire
Insurance Company of Nashville, pre-
sent their compliments To the public,
and request the pleasure Of q call from
YOU. when desiring Insurance in the
Grand Old State Corporation, Chartered
IN lsSj-dUIng business III the cld-f;tsh-
toned way, without resort to clap-trap
dod gers or sensational devices 10 deceive
people. MI classes Of Fire rIsks accept
eli 1T rates commensurate with the haZ-
ard assumed, and a fair business profit
for the money invested, 10 back NJ the
promises Of the Company.
J"NH. g b lII.EY, IL 20.
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gr..a. U=tI-.

M. I.ial Cor rent Appl. r.
iu!v. lit H.. {. HELM.
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isf.iIt-IUI :.

\ revival VI religion has been gong
on at the NJ. +. Church, South, in Hen
ryNille, Tor several days. resulting i'll Is
conversions. and l. auccssions, aTI the
meeting still continues. Methodists,
Baptists and Cumberland Presbytcrians
ali help 10 carry on the good work, lust
a. all Christians should
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-07-21
LINES FOR E-'s AGBtw.

The beautiful young lady TO whom the fol
lowing lines were dedicated. is at present IN
our city. and i. star of the FIRST magnitude
even in our galaxy
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-07-21

In caIno .. Ala.
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-Four new dwellings in South rC!L.-I-
bje. J. T. ~TE-T1.-
InI- m
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Ifvon 'ant u good fitting sh,r; ra-
Ctll on LNGiL-
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Something New and Beautiful.

Il. FISlEHSoN, Mol
F.. X. JOHNSON, Clcri
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rIr sale or IscNII-

4 tine dwelling house, -Juth Comm
bia; six rooms, ver- fine water.
July ~ ms. J. B. SJt-s.f.t.
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Mr.. Kelsey, of Henryvillo, pIssed
through Columbia recently.
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nashville q Decatur r. Ii. Schedule
,cp,tng Monday, July J, ASH
TowN AND COUNTY.
yIrToWOI.aGICNT..

sarge 80 Thc'I""tnctcr nrH Bnr"'sC-
T.,.,.s Ser the " eel. cudiHC IulT 20.
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! iI-S Al LAeI

lhc growing crops OF Lawrence -yun-
u ~ ere needing rains very much until
last week, when a number OF copiuus
showers fell to the parched earth and
now corn and cotton are looking very
we'll.
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Wen and Boys Clothing.

uiade Ia drueF, call al
ENGLE's.
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Found.
current money. Apply TO }. l.. Hack
mey July 1T.
Wool Wanted.
We SAINT 1850 pounds vi Wool, fol
which We viii pay the highest market
price. MARTIN 4 PIJKAKD.
June To- lNIl--n.
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RAILROAD.
Considerable Interest Is. fell al regard
10 4 railroad through Lawrence county.
The people are all for il, but they have
not sufficient money to build it.
DEERHCNIINc.
Since the farmers have land los their
crops, they have had fine sport hunting
and killing door Their" arc u,rrv
flvnS in the woods.
PI~CaIuEl
MI buchanan, OF Henry willie, caught
a large string OF fine trout in buffalo
a lew days since. Trout are biting fine
Is now, We are told We return many
thanks 10 our IlenryyilIc friends for
kind inv ItatIUn 10 20 down and fish and
hunt with them. We will 20 when we
can.
NV >ADDLEE'> >iI"I.
Dr. ,Deason and Allen Kidd have
opened saddlers' shop in HcuryNille
personal
MI /. I. peason hats returned ~
Henryville, to resume his studies with
DT. DeasUu. lie was absent near Char
lotte, Dixon county, during the Spring
and Summer.
several MauTy county ladies and gen
tlemcu were in HcHryyillc last week, at
tending the Methodist revival
DE,A)ER DOG.
Allen Kidd has purchased lmo sci
ter from Hamilton, Ohio, fol which Inc
gave one hundred dollars. He paid for
II with black dog, valued at ninety
nine dollars and seventy five cents, and
a bottle of ale at twenty-five cents.
QUIIE i Au>TAKE.
Mr.. John Galloway went hunting the
other day, ana by mistake shot and
killed one of his best oxen.
IRUII
is very good, generally. some OF 1t Is
beginning 10 ripen.
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COMMERCIAL.
GENERAL MARKET.

Corrected WeeklI by LipscomB bros.
GrOcefs and bHMiSSioH Nerch1at,,
East side PSbitc .sypare.
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Two of our most worthy and energetic
business men, l.. II. AIIw ELL and GEO. u.
Hon., have gotten UP a ma@nIh cent
scheme, called the Maury County Real Is
tate Distribution. By tlIi, arrangement
many thousands ofdoIlar- will lind its way
into our midst. The finest reside noes and
store houses in Columbia, and one of tn.
finest farms IN Maury County are selected
,,, the principle prize in this Scheme.
We uncquivocally vouch fOr the cOrr.,t-
nrs. Of these gentlemen n, worthy OF every
con fdcuCe.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-07-21

COLUMBIA Observation-Disclosures and
TurnipLcS.
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l1,Cro Cedar Rails to DO dcliv cred IL
about ten days, and f)r -al II the mar
kct price. Apply 10
July li-3r. ). /. MCGLEHEE.
Wills you want Il good suit Of Clothes.
Ready Made, call At ESGLE-.
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Notice to Hunters.

A IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
~ no; 10 hunt OF 10 through M premises,
ur otherwise tTeepa7s thereon. All persons,
especially with dogs, thus trespassIHs. wilt be
prosecuted TO the eNteut of the law.
Feb. -, Isl. STEPHEN JORDAN.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-07-21

Having purchased the county right of Maui
~ County for
LaZear's Portable Fence
[ call the attention If the farmers Of MAeTy
County 10 it, il being considered by an who
hive used or examined il. to he the best and
cheapest Fence ever IhtrGd .Iced to the public
This Fence is 50 Constructed that every panel
forms paz. ase.way for team by lifting out
.Se IAnel from the lock, which is not only con-
genient but saves time and distance in driving
around to the gate in order to pass from one
field 20 another. 1t has many other aivanta-
ges over other fences. All we ask is for farm
ers to try il. We are offering farm rights on
reasonable terms. For further particulars an
ply TO JOHN F. HALEY,
June IL Bigbyville, Tenn.
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Considerable Interest H. fell IA regard
10 u railroad through Lawrence county.
The people are all for il, but they have
not sufficient money to build il.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-08-03
-. wish TO Remark, ana
when guage is Plain"

L"" half. now past, We na'o
fO' O'-lhIisbing the CAMBRIA RE- III m make
Hen - .,-,,a we have labored earnest a,d to many
'1-.I .thv Of a liberal suppUl., lions for hav-
i bo,'n, t'c,as we are under oOlls ,.tionIor
god irlsnuo "onsrousIy in that PSr'icrl rn hara
1g aided Us 80 - those, however "h' nav
.rge propor'Ion '-,,r PAPER for one or more cuiS
cen receiVins zgstory in paying us our uuee'
ave Ieen 'I-S -S s,d of four and hall years' al
I'd now a. taI, rrinted our paper for tue most
aolgh We ~ .bot were worn out when we got
vshon Up, - saved outlay IN all possible par
:a anu have very little indeed to snow 1or
&aar'' w - sfts,n or sirtecn hundred dollars
E"'s5, on our books for suoscrlptioh' "I' ei-
.5srRe1., This is not as it should BE- ana not
1ans, ~ ns If we can by any means heIp IL.
nN 'Da-- rsv TO support newspaper Is 10
ne PI'h, q, advance, or ut least within or at
gsy 10. .aocb wear. This saves both the sub
tie snu tre publisher trouble. But that is
s:'o'' 80, a.. nor there st present. What we
Et'-'. st now Is the money due US. We
vi. el,i,.d 10 obtain a new outfit for our
sr .,rs coming fall, or bust the thing up IN
Pr do so. Too long have we printed
Ut which, IN a Tnechanlcal point Oh view,
'P'9'' 10, rtiJv ashamed, and we appeal to the
's 's - in.tice and local pride of delinquent
s''. .,t.rs ~. TO aid us in this much-needed i'm
p'',r+ Ifuo more than a mere living is
~ .bs result Of our efforts, we know where
w. r,ske it much easier than by publish
-. r.uBKIA FREEMAN. If, however, our
a., = are 10 be appreciated as we think they
- ,,,r Is the time to show it. Nearly all
e., "Ns,sriaI Is worn out, and in the hands of
-,.r.is @ the money necessary to replace 1tW with
~, y. outfit, and thus make the FREEMAN one
-, ,bepdsomest as we now claim it is one Of
:, ss.t country newspapers published. In
-. that all who owe US Will pay up between
4. ,r1 the end of September court, we shall
-r, once more TO moral suasion, although
51-:fsr il has proved of but little avail.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-08-03
NOTICE IN PARTITION =

~ To James Doyle, whose residence
is unknown, John Doyle, residing in Youngs-
town, State of Ohio, and Joseph Doyle, residing
in Hannibal, State of Missouri, heirs and legal
Representatives of JAMES Doyle, late OF Alle-
gheny township, Cambria county, PennSylva-
MIA. deceased:
Take notice that an inquest win be held at
the late dwelling house Of JAMES DOYLE; late
OF Allegheny township. Cambria county, dec d,
on Tuesday, the Sth day of August next,
making partition Of the real estate of said de-
ceased TO and among his children and legal
prejudice to or spoilug the whole otherwise,
to value and appraise the same; at which time
and place you are requested TO attend, if YOU
think proper. w. b. BONACKER. sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Ebensburg, July 70, lS7I.-4t.
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The Drs. NIsisnue.

Those gentlemen have their Office at 132 Grant
Street, Pittsburgh. Their system is known as
the Urino-Pathoiogical system. In other words
they study disease by faithful, careful and
scieRtitic examination OF the urine, and pre-
scribe remedses according to tho result OF their
diagnosis. This, we know, is not so popular a
method of practice as some, still it Is by no
means new one. Some Of the most intelligent
and learned physicians the world has ever known
have been Urino-Pa Pathists.
The DrS. Oidshue scientific men, and have
demonstrated themselves over and over again
to be masters Of their profession, in the healing
OF hundreds OF the worst ailments to which
flesh is heir. No man can be with them en-
hour and not feel that they have thoroughly
and successfully studied tire healing art, on It's
scientific and practical sides; then, they
men who love their profession end do not fol-
low 1t simply to make money, but to do good
and bless mankind. The method of treatment
they ADOPT Is one. too, that puts the patient to
the least possible trouble They ask only to
see a Few ounces of his urine and know his age,
and they will tell and do the rest- And they
are most honorable men. And take plea
sure in commencing such competent and high
minded professional gentlemen.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-08-03
VALUABLE FARM NEAR LORETTO
s ALE

The subscriber offers for sale on fair terms
and easy payments, that most desirable and ex-
cellent IA RM recently occupied by him, ad-
Acres-l00 Acres of which are in a good state
of cultivation ana the balance well timbered-
There is a comfortable House good BGy1I, ant
an excellent Orchard on the premises; also.
abundance of pure lcdter- 1t is II desirable pro-
perty, beautifully located and is convenient to
churches, schools, market, etc. Title indispu-
table. For terms and other information apply
to or address 4. WALTERS,
Feb. 1S.-tf. CdTTolttOtCN, Cambria Co., Pa.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

Il - Estate OF ID. ii. hOHEItTS- dec d.
letters of Administration on the estate Of y.
II. Roberts, late of the Borough of EhenSburg.
decd, having been granted TO the undersigned
by the Register of Cambria county, all persons
indebted to said estate are notified that pay
ment must bo made without delay, and those
having claims are requested 10 present them in
proper shape for settlement
c. L. ROBERTS, Administrator.
Ebensburg, July 20 4S7l.-4t.$
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Having been

A UDITOR'S NOTICE-Having been
- appofnted Auditor 10y the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Cambria county, to make distri-
button of the money arising from the Sheriff s
sale of certain real estate of Catharlne and Ed
ward M.Glade, at the suit of NJ. ID. Burk, notice
is hereby given that / will sit for that purpose,
at my office in Ebensburg. on Tuesday the
sth day of August next, at = o'clock p. NJ, when
and where all persons interested may attend.
JOHN 5. riley, Auditor.
EbensburG, July 70, lS7i.-3t.
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L WISH L was in Johnsestown,
AS OnCt . . = ID
For thers resides James j. Murphy.

For thers resides James ]. Murphy.
And him long c.
He soils cheap clothing at the sign or the Star,
No. lO9 Clinton street, and is generally. known
as Cheap James. Clothing of every size, color,
and texture at the great Star Clothing Store of
James j. Murphy.
WILLING AND ANxIoUs.-That is just what's
the matter with Andy Christy at present writ
ing. He is willing and anxious to get rid of his
elegant stock of summer goods, willing and
anxious that everybody should get big pile OF
them, and willing and anxious to take first cost
prices for all of them. Andy keeps store in
ioretto, and you should be willing and anI-
ious to go there and see him.
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COUNTY HONDg-

{ 'ANbhIA CUUNTY RONDSi-The
- Commissioners of Cambria County are now
prepared 70 sell to those desiring the same, the
BONDS of said county. in sums of SlOp. 5000 and
$500 These Bonds are issued by authority of
the Court of Quarter Sessions Of Cambria cOun-
ty, for the purpose of raising money to build
the New County Jail, and pay interest Mt the
rate Of six per cent. per shnum-Said interest
being payable seuli-annually-and are redeem-
able at the pleasure OF the Commissioners after
the 3th day of December. "a, and pay
able the I 3tfI DAY of September. 1SSI-
Coupons are attached to each Bond for the seIuI-
annual instalments of interest.
Parties desiring to invest in this Loan will
please call on the Commissioners at their Office
in Ebenshutg.
Witness our hands this 10th day OF April, A.
d. 1871.
MAURICE MCNAMARA,)
JAMES E. NEASOT. Corr'rs
FRANCIS O'FRTEL,
Attest. a. KENNEDY, Clerk. Capr.I5.-tfD
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4 UDITORS NOTICE-Having been
\ UDrrOR'S NOTICE-Having been

z UDTIORS NUIICE-IIaving been
- appointed Auditor by the Orphans Court
of Cambria county TO make distribution of the
funds in the hands of JAMES BROwS, Executor
OF the last Will and Testament q; Charles Ken.
uedy. late of Munster township, decd, upon
his second and final accOuntl notice is hereby
given that l will sit for that purpose at my of
flee III Ebensburg, on Wednesday, the ,3d day of
Altg1ist, inst at 0 clock, p NJ, when and whers
all per5Ons interested may attend.
Aug. 8, 1S7l.-3t, 7. w. DICK, Auditor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-08-03
SUMMER RESORT.

MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Lorefio, Cams
1'H bTid Co.. Pd.-F. BENGELE
ProprietOr.-ThiR fine Hotel has 6z41fSsS.A
recently been refitted and refur- 659SS stA
nished in the most comfortable ES5zA = ~
aud attractive style, and is now 80 SSE9fcI!sS
open for the accommodation of S--z-ssszaSs-Es
the public. Persons visiting this romantic viii
lpre will find ii to their advantage and comfort
to stop at this House. As n SUMNER RESORT
it cannot be eXceiled. The House is large and
commodious, the rooms comfortable and well
ventilated; and being located on top of the AL
legheny Mountains where the air i at ali times
pure ana lnYigorating- and being surrounded
by the most picturesque and romantic scenery,
where the streams are full of trout and the
woods bound with game of all kind, it is most
desirable abiding place for those seeking either
health or pleasure in the country during the
summer season. Terms moderate; and will he
made known by calling on or addressing the
proprietor. May 20, ISL. Sin. ]
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-08-03

SERIOUSLY ISJURED-A youEg Philadelphian
named Clark, one of the Bojourpsrs at Cresson
Springs, vas threwn, or perhaps, more proper
ly speaking, fell from horse near the resi-
dence of Mrs. Smith, in Munster township, on
Saturday last, and received Injuries which DR..
DevereauI of Summitville, the attending ply
sician. was fearful would prove fatal, Young
Clark had hired horse at Jordan's livery
stable, Cresson, for the purpose of riding out
for pleasure and was on his return from Nun
ster. whore he had been, when the horse either
became unmanag cable or the rider lost all con-
fdence in himself and permitted the animal to
take his own course, which he did at rapid
rate for a distance of mile or two, the young
riding part of the way with his feet out of
the stirrups, and finally letting 60 the bride
reins, shortly after which he fell to the ground,
and the result was terrible cash on the back
Of the head and other injuries of painful na-
ture. He was carried into Mrs. Smiths house
and his friends and physician sum moned. and
all else done for his comfort and the alevia-
ton of his sufferings that was possible to be
done. On Sunday evening he conveyed
to Cresson and put on board the Cincinnati
Express on his way towards his home in Phil
sdelphia. where we trust he will speedily re-
cover from his injuries, notwithstanding the
fears expressed in his behalf.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-08-03
DROPOSED AMEN ENT
TO THE
CONSTITUTION Of PENNSYLVANIA.
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an Amendment TO the Constitution
Of Pennsylvania.

JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an Amendment to the Constitution
Of Pennsylvania.
BE Il ResOlucd bI the Senate and House Of E2cfD-
resentdtires Of the Common rccIth ef Pennsylvania
in General assembly met, That the following
amendment of the Constitution OF thfs Com
monwealth be proposed TO the people for their
adoption rejection. pursuant TO the ptoYI-
sions of the tenth article thereof, to wit:
AMENDMENT.
Strike out the Sixth Section OF the Sixth Ar
ticle ef the Constitution, and insert in lieu
thereof the following:
"A State Treasurer shall be chosen by the
qualified electors OF the State, at such times
and for such term OF service as shall be pre-
scribed by law
JAMES II. WEBB.
Speaker or the House OF Representatives.
WILLIAM 4 WALLACE,
Speaker Of The Senate.
Approved the fifteenth day of Jane, Ammo
DomInl one thousand eight hundred and seven
ty-one. JNO. W. GEARY.
Prepared and certified for publication piireIl-
ant to the Tenth Article Of the Constitution.
/. JORDAN,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Of1ce secfetary OF the Commonwealth.
Harrisburg, July 5th, 1S71. J20.te.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-08-03
GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS.
Rides. Double and single Barrrl.

Shot Cams RscO,rers, Ammunition.
Sportinc Goods. Rifle Barrels, f.oclS, Mount
tngs. Gun Materials, SC Send for Price List,
Address j. IT. JOHNSTON, Great Western Gtfil
- Works. i79 Smithfield Street, Pittsburgh. PR.
~ =. p. Army Carhines Rifles and kevoi-
yars bought or traded for.
Pittsburgh. June y. is1i.-en.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-08-03

A large Stock OF Nailed BrO9ans, for Miners
and Furnace Men, constantly on hand, which
we sell from 10 to 20 cents per pair below the
usual market rates. [July p, 1871 Bin.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-08-03

MYETERIous SUICIDE IN PIrTsBURoH.-Al lady
about thirty years Of age, OF handsome face
and figure. and who registered her name simply
Mrs. Clark, of Huntington, Pa, ommitted
suicide by hanging herself to a bed post at the
Union Depot Hote;, Pittsburgh, on Sunday
morning last. When discovered life was not
altogether extinct, but it was found impossible
to resuscitate her. She had deposited 1865 at
the hotel Office the day previous, besides which
C. valuable gold watch and chain, fine iewelry
in profusion, pawn tickets to the value of
S4l5, and other valuables were found in her
possession. copy of prayer claiming to
have been found in the tomb of our Lord. was
also among her effects, and has been accepted
indicative of her religious faith.
z. g. Since the above was in type We learn
from the Huntingdon Globe that Mrs. Clark
was a respectable married woman who resided
at Fairplay, Bedford county, and her husband
says she was subject to fts of arrangement,
during one of which she no doubt committed
self murder. She left home last week for the
avowed purpose of visiting Huntingdon to see
some person about building a house. The
husband of the unfortunate woman has gone
to Pittsburgh to reclaim the body.
HORSE FAIR AT LoRETro.-We have been
| requested to announce that a grand horse fair
Will be held at Loretto on "Wednesday and
lhursoay' August 10th and l7th, and that
every arrangement will be made to render IL n
| complete success. Fast horses from all sec
tons Will have a chance to show their sneed
ana persons having horses of any kind to dis
pose OF will find good mark ct at the time and
place indicated above. Buyers and sellers OF
horses, as well as owners of good Eags, fast or
otherwise, and the public generally from far
and near, are respectfully invited to attend.
SUDDEN DEArH.-We learn with regret that
| Mr.. Joseph Buck, father of Ex-Sheriff John
Buck, of Carrolltown, VIM. P. Buck of Buck 4
! Mills, and others, fell dead on Monday last, at
the residence of his son-in law, Mr.. Francis
age is said to have been about III wears. We
did not learn the cause of his death, but pre-
sume it to have been heart disease Obituary
| next week.