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Some time since, waggoner. in af
|cending the Allegheny mountain, found.
good deal of difficulty to get long. III
Of the road being very lc!
and his horses not rough shod. When
bout half way up, he stopped the team team
unhitched the horses, took them to sma


shop and had the shoes of his horses rousn


ed. He assembled to the Wagon, and laS


at the moment of his catching hold Of 'M


tongue-chain, to gear up, his wassO.


started backward, and after running doNa


the mountain some distance, ran over Wv w
monstrous precipice on the side OF a'
mountain, and strange to relate, not asI|
i lyle article. with the exception Of the 'es. &C..
trough. was injured. The Wagon WA
,Iheavily laden, and ran against tree, wn's, y,
: shivered the trough. and knocked dos, ",
I, the tree. The loading was taken out uI
: Wagon separated. and soon upon the r0''
e again. -,
: A Wagon in descending the same n1oar y,
fltain, short time since. loaded with llOu1 W
: ran over the precipice, horses and :, ,


The Wagon rolled over, and althouglt.. ~.
e woman with two or three children sal :" :,
o tween the flour barrels and the iron! ~ "
IS the Wagon, they were not in the ieas. ,..' !"
,-jured, neither was the load in the ies'