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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Wisconsin Will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown ana Liverpool.
The mails for Europe Will close OF the Post once
at twelve O'Clock noon.
TIE New YORK HERALD Edition far Europe
Will be ready at ten O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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'YKLEGRAPHIC NEWS
r r o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
AUSTRIA AGAINST NFALLlBlLITY
THE FRENCH AGITATION IN IRELAND.
.Anglo-French War Movements
in China.
Progress Of Laying the West
India Cable.
FRANCE.
AUSTRIA AGAINST AVAILABILITY
THE FRENCH AGITATION IN IRELAND.
FRANCE.


From Roms-The Radical Press.
PARIS, July rs, 1870.
The Archbishop Of Paris returned from Rome yes
&crday and was received by the Emperor and the
Empress.
Henri Rocheforts journal, the Karsetlsatse, ap.
peared again to-day. 1t had an article announcing
the cessation Of the publication Of the Marsetlafse
on account Of the measures recently taken by the
government against the press
The Journal ODsctel this morning contains decree
nominating the viscount J. dc Trehard. at present
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plcnipoentiary to
Chile as French Minister at Washington, Woo M
Provost. Para1ol, deceased.
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General GOyeneche has arrived In Havana.
Progress OF the Laying OF the Panama and
West India Cahic.

AHOHECSs Vi thiC THNUuu
West India Cable.
HAVANA, July 25, 1870.
The Panama and West India Gable Company's
steamer Suffolk, accompanied by the Spanish gun
boats, arrived of Batabano to-day. Preparations are
being made to suDmerge the cable. Tie shore end
VIII be landed at point between Bataban0 and the
Gulf OF CASINOS. Alter the splicing is made twenty
five miles will be submerged by lighters In the shall
low waters, when the Dacia will continue with the
remainder to Jamaica. All engaged in the expedi-
ton are well contented with the progress made thus
far
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the'Amertea may yet lead the way. az she az tn
Cowes In 1851. Very tray yours. A nERiCA.
korE.-The statement In the HERALb dtd not
purport TO describe formal race but only a. rendly
brush, when, as the account expressly state.t the
now OF the United States NAVY. 1t Is well known, as
America" intimaies, possesses powers that may
YET astoltsh the world.
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LOUISIANA,

Trouble with Chinese Laborers-The Con.
tractor Seized and Held as HOSTAGE.
NEW ORLEANS, July Is, 1870
Yesterday $50 Cinnamon on plantation near the
city becoming dissatisfied seized Cum Wing the
Chinese contractor, and held him as hostage. He
was released by the Metropolitan police aud the
ringeaders were arrested.
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Reace Treaty Between Brazil and Paraguay
Not Yet Signed-JOrdan Still In Eutrc Rios.
LISBON July 25 1870.
Advices were to-day received from Rio Janeiro up
TO the 9th inst The news Is generally unimportant.
The peace between Paraguay and Brazil has not yet
been Signed General Jordan Is still In Entire Rios.
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CUBA.

reported Assassination Ora Cuban General
More Talk About Intended ssurrenders-Ai-
legged Brigands Arrested.
HAVANA, July 25. 1870
1t Is reported that the Cuban General Cornelio
Zorro has been assassinated by his men, who had
heard that ne intended to surrender to the Span
iards.
The Cuban chiefs, Forum, Castelanos and Frcre
recently visited General Caro's camps, It Is sup
posed, to surrender themselves. But they did not
hnd the General who had left for Menanagua at the
head OF 8. 900 men, and withdrew
The gendarmes have captured eleven men belong
ing to Carlos Garcia's band OF brgands who have
committed robberies ana outrages In the neighbor-
hood OF Bejucal Seven were identified and have
been sentenced to death.
General GOyeneche has arrived In Havana.
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The Governor has received the following from Gin.
cinnati:-
have information OF the Whereabouts OF Tbomaa
Digby's child. VIII you guarantee reward II the
child IL returnedP The party who has the informa.
ton wants to know. The child was stolen In New
Orleans. ]. +. TORRENCE, Mayor.
The Governor replied by telegraph that reward
would be paid upon the delivery Of the child to It's
father here.
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Died.

MoGRAru. --On Monday, July %, MyRIA GouLD,
the beloved wife OF Edmund McGrath, native Ok
the parish OF Ballinacargy county OF Westmeath.
Ireland.
The friends ofthe family and those OF her brothers,
John and william, are respectfully Invited TO attend
the funeral from ner late residence No 1873 Third
avenue, between Eighty sixth and Eighty seventh
streets, on wednesday afternoon. at haifpast one
O'Clock.
GAPFSEY.-0n Monday, July %, JAMES GArrNEY.
OF the county OF Westmeaih, Ireland, In the list
year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
srectfully invited to attend the funeral from hts
late residence, No. 221 Johnson street. Brooklyn. on
Wednesday afteraoon, at TWO O'Clock.
For Other Deaths see Eighth PdJe.l
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ENGLAND.
The Alabama Claims.

Tie Alabama CInfms.
LONDON, July Is, 1870.
Mr.. Mccullough Torrens has given notice in Par
yament that he will ask for che production Of CORES
pondence containing the refusal OF Lord Clarendon
10 reopen the Alabama negotiations.
The House of Commons rejected proposal to
abolish the sinecure OF Lord Privy Seal.
The House OF Lords considered the Education
bill and the irish Land bill. The amendments made
TO the latter by the House OF Commons were not con-
CURED In
Rev. Mr. Motratt. the celebrated African mission
airy, has arrived here from the Cape OF Good Hope
The prospects Of the harvest In England improve
daily.
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NEBRASKA.
Lynciing OF a Murderer Near Sioux City
Over One Thousand SPECTATOR Prescnt-

CHICAGO, H., July rs, 1870.
man'named Miller, was put on trial at Ponca,
q man named Dunn. The trial was
soon brought 10 a close by the open confession Or
the murderer. Miller was taken rom the sheriff by
O crowd OF citizens who after giving him few
minutes to part with lis family, hung him. Over
1000 persons witnessed the execution. which was
concurred IN by all but four ladies' who when called
upou for vote, said mo-
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The Tennessee Republican Central Committee to-day put
IN nomination the following ticket for SUPREME Judges:
Samuel Mlgan and Teraphan Wheeler for East Tennes.
John 9rmbio and W H. wtsner, for Middle Tennessee
Alvin HANkina and WnlAm Smith Tor Vast Tennessee.
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Lady Franklin Ia In Cincinnati, and IN difference to the
general desire OF the citizens held reception at the Burne
House this evening Many took adysnt1Ee Of The occasion
10 pay theE respects to her.
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TURKEY Y.
Wnrlilxe RuInOrs.

Warlike Rumors.
LONDON July rs, 1870.
1t Is reported that the Turkish government has
contracted with parties In America for 200 cannon
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AFRICA.
More Diamond Dis.

More Diamonds.
LONDON. July rs, 1870.
Advices from Cape Town announce the discovery
OF new diamond fields.
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Another LOnn.

Another Loan.
FLORENCE, July rs, 1870
The Italian Chambers have passed the law author.
tZing the negotiation OF lean of six million lres
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POR tn GAL.


Tue Cabinet and Pence.
LISBON, July rs, 1870.
The rumors OF crisis on account OF the retire.
mont OF the Duke OF Sadanha from the Ministry are
untrue Entire tranquility prevails here.
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SPAIN.


The Parliament.
MADRID July rs, 1870.
The sessions OF the Cortes Will be resumed in No.
'femDcr next.
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Stnford,s Iron md Suiphur Powders
inviyoyale the body AMI
puriiy the hood
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Coal Mine Explosion.

LONDON, July Is, 1870
An explosion occurred In colliery at HERSHEY
yesterday. Ono or Two persons were killed and q
number Injured.
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A.-Tor Restoring the OriS.ma! Co'or O. r she
HAIR DISPENSING DhNDRUFF AND CLEANSING The
SCALP RESTORER AMERICA Is WITHOUT AN EQUAL
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Orr ciiy mas, dnrina dine past week., been in Z

adoro,s Inr,vn,Icd Hgir Dvc.-Sold
aud applied at his wig scalp factory NO Ahor House
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
2Ji Broadway, corner Murray Rr hot
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AUSTRIA.


Against Infnllbiity.
VIENNA, July 25, 1870
Austria will probably prohibit the proclamation
spf Papal lnfallibiity.
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Excitement at Long Branch.

Great excitement prevails hero over the ocean
yacht race. The Dauntless. having taken the south.
ern passage will pass here on her homeward tack.
large number OF yachts cruising Off here wait
ing for her arrival The shore Is lined continually
with people, who, with glasses in their hands, OBJ.
serve every vessel that comes In sight.
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creat state of bse and consequent tho
Issue of tho new style summer hat from the establishment
nj KNOX 9l2 Broadway We witnessed deter
mmation 70 secure nobby article Of attire than 10 always
evinced TO procure KNOCKS hats.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-PrtxeA Paid In Cold
Inarmsop furnished The Highest ratea for Doubloo1s
aud all Kids ~ Gold aud Silver.
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Instructions to Minister Erelinghuyscn.
Washington correspondence July "a OF the Boston
Post

II has been stated IN print and trutfully that the
principal cause OF complaint on the part OF General
Grant. against MIR. Motley was that In spite OF
directions TO the contrary he wrote his own
Instructions for his intercourse with the gov
eminent OF Great Britain, and it Is assumed
that therefore the Alabama claims controversy was
not presented In Great Britain In substance as
our government would have had 1t submitted, and
consequently the whole subject will be again taken
up by Mr.. MOUey's SUCCESSOR Mr.. Frellnghuysen.
From an authentic your correspondent learns,
as matters now stand. Mr.. Frenghuysen will not
be charged with the conduct of the Alabama claims
controversy, the subject having been removed 10
Washington for negotiation some months ago. Al
fairs may take sIch turn as to require reference
hereafter to our Minister but az present there Is
occasion for Submitting the subject to his care spe-
clally From the same source II Is learned that Mr.
FrelrHhuYseu viz 30 instTuctedaQ negotiate taS TO
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Intelligence Of n Lost Child.

INIt1IHeuCe Oh LOSf Child.
NEW ORLEANS, July 25, 1870
The Governor has received the following from Gin
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-15
Briefs.


Gottlieb Bohncr and Albert Van Bo-
denburg, the Peightal murderers, are to
be executed at Huntingdon on the 9th of
March.
Kan Act has been passed authorizing
the School Directors of Marysville, to
borrow $500 for the purpose of erecting
building for a graded school.
A young man named Miller, brakes
man on the Penn. r. r., was instantly
killed at Harrisburg, while uncoupling
coal cars, on last Thursday.
Protracted Meetings are being held
with much success, in different parts of
the county. Besides those held at places
previously noticed, is a meeting at the
Stone Church, Oak Grove.
EThe storm of last Monday and Tues
day furnished us with % inches of snow.
Good use has been made of it by the
farmers up the valley in hauling away
grain and bringing back coal
We call attention to the works of Prof.
A. b. Smolnikar, offered for sale by J..
Rice, whose advertisement will be found
in another column.
Yesterday was st. Valentines Day. but
his dominion extends over the whole of
this week. Letters however, containing
One Dollar for one years subscription to
the TINES are always in order.
The change in the appearance of the
Newport Neaos is very creditable to the
new Editor. We are glad to note the
improvement
Huntingdon county is taking the lead
in furnishing criminal indictments. Be-
sides the recent murder cases, we now
have report Of two cases of attempted
highway robbery, which occurred there
last week.
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Special Correspondence of THE TIMES.
HARRISBURG, Feb II, 1870.

Mr.. Editor. This city has been the
scene of intense excitement during the last
twenty-four hours, consequent upon the
veto of the metropolitan Police Bill'' by
the Governor. The pressure brought to
bear upon him by the two opposing fac
tions of the friends and enemies of the bill
was beyond the annals of our Legisla-
tive history. 1t is not my province or de-
sire to express an opinion as to the merits
or dement's of the bill itself, whatever the
final destiny of the bill may be. The Gov
ernor was honest in his convictions and has
shown himself possessed of moral cour-
age Of which few can boast Even those
who like him have faced the cannon mouth
or stood dauntless before a fierce Kansas
rabble. Quite number of persons are
visiting the Legislature in reference to the
license question. The proposed bill to sub
nit the question to direct vote of the cit
liens of each district was before the House
during the evening session of yesterday
After some debate the whole matter was
laid over until next Thursday There was
magnificent reception at the Governors S
mansion last evening. The question of
printing the proceedings Of this Legislature
and that of the final adjournment of both
Houses is not yet determined. In looking
over the proceedings of the Harrisburg
Fertilizer Company, | learn that Maj. Kirk
Haines has been elected Superintendent
The appointment is a judicious one and
gives general satisfaction not only to the
stock holders but to his numerous friends
thro ughout the State. Among many visi-
tors here l observe Coils. SpealIman and
McAllister, formerly of your town.
Yours, PHIL.
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For TAe Bloomfield Times.
ELLIoTTsBURG, Feb. 14tl

~
Mr. Editor-The revival of religion in
this place continues to be kept up every
night. At the meeting last Saturday eve
ming, | observed about thirty sleds and
sleighs hitched around the Church. The
seats of the Church were all filled, mostly
with young persons and the congregation
was addressed in most fervent manner by
Rev. John Dunn, after which quite num-
Der of persons went forward to the mourn
ers bench
The store and dwelling house of Mr.. Wm
Dunn in this place, came very near being
destroyed by fire on last Saturday. Some
ashes containing fire had been placed in %
box in the wash house which connects the
store and dwelling, and the fire in the ashes
communicated to the box and when discov-
cred had made such progress that it was
with difficulty that it was eXtinguished.-
This is the second time that this store has
been endangered by fire.
Elliottsburg has prospect of more i'm
provements as Jacob Dunn proposes build
ing a house and barn the coming Summer,
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Tbe Gimes, Mem BLOOMFIELD, ]]a.

tCOflin FOund.-A gentleman residing in
Rye twp, found a coffin not long since
laying beside a tree he had cut down a
week previous at which time, no such
article was there. The coffin had been
evidently well finished and appeared
to have been buried some months. 1t
was about three feet long, and when found
seemed to have been recently broken open
with mattock or crowbar. How it came
there or by who placed there, is mystery.
The coffin was taken to house in the
vicinity, where it now is.
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READING Es&E2l~EEGpAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Monday. Nov. 29EdV. 1869.

H REAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH
W and Northwest for Philadelphia New York,
Reading, Pottsville, Tamaqua. Ashland Shamokin,
Lebanon, Allentown EaStOn, Ei'hrata, Litiz, Ian
caster, Columbia, &c, &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York, as follows:
At go, 5.35 SO, A, NJ. and 1920 noon and 255,
1l.OO, p. NJ, connecting with similar train on the
Penna Railroad and arriving at New York at TO-; i,
600, A. NJ, respectively. Sleeping cars accompany
the 2;3C and 535 A. NJ, and l2.2O, noontrans with
Leave Harrisburg for Reading Pottsyile, Tama-
qua, Minersyle, Ashland, Shamolin Pine Grove,
Allentown, Philadelphia atS.l0. A. NJ. and2.55. and
the 10 p NJ. train stoppngat ali Stations and max
in connections for Philadelphia, Pottsvile and Co
points only. For Pottsve, Schuylkill Haven and
Auburn, via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Railroad,
leave Harrisburg at $40 p. M.
Returning Leave New York at Q A. NJ. Il noon.
and and p. NJ. Philadelphia at Slj \. NJ and
$50 P, NJ; Sleeping cars accompany the "a. N, and
5 and p. NJ. trains from New York. without
change
Way passenger train leaves Philadelphia at 7.SO
A. NJ, correcting with similar train East Ienn'a
Railroad, returning from Reading at 6.35 p NJ,
stopping at all Stations; eaye POttsville at $40,
and g. A. NJ. and s. O5rM; Herndon 2t go \. NJ;
NJ and y: 80 noOn Tamaqua at S33 A. M. and 2.2Op.
NJ for Philadelphia and New York.
Leave P0ttsye via SchYlkll and Susquchanna
Railroad ats 10 A. NJ, for Harris burg and ll30A.
for Pine Grove and fremont.
Reading accommodation train: leaves POttsve
at $40 A. NJ, passing Reading at I. BOA. NJ, arriving
t q; =, Philadephia at 1920 A. NJ returning leaves
Philadelphia at !. 40 r. NJ passing Reading at 40
p. NJ, arriving at PottSve at $50 p. NJ
POttStOwn Accommodation train Leaves Potts
town at Gas a. m, returning, leaves Philadelphia at
400 p. m.
Columbia Railroad trains leave Reading at 7.15
a. IN. and q. Is p H. for Ephrata, Litiz Lancaster,
| Columbia. &c.
Perkomen Railroad trains leave Pelkiomen June
| tiOn at a, IN. and $40 and $50 p. III. Returning,
! leaves SchWenksve at t6.10, S12a.n and l2i5 noon,
connecting with similar trains On Reading Rail
| road
Colebrookdae Railroad train leaves Pottstown at
$40 III. and 620p. m for Mt Pleasant, arriving at
! 1920 a. IN. and 7.2Op. m returning leave Mt Pleas
ant at and II q. m connecting with similar trains
on Reading X. r.
Chester Valley Railroad trains leave Bridgeport
at $50 H. n., 2.Oj and SOP p, m. Returning, leave
p m, connecting with trains on Reading Railroad.
| On Sundays; Leave New York at and p. m. ;
| Phila at a. IN. and BIS p m, the ga. M train run
ming only to Reading; Pottsville a. H.. Harris
burg 5.35 a. M, and 40 and 1lOO p, M: and Read
! ing at l243 midnight, and 7.15a. m for Harrisburg;
at 7.2O a. m and l2.5S u. m. for New York; and ut
| 940a. H., lbs y. M. for Phila.
Communication, Mileage, Season, School and En-
cursion Tickets to and from all points at reduced
rates.
Baggage checked through, 100 pounds allowed
each passenger
q. A. NICOLLS, GenVSup't.
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x Great complaints have been made, and
with good reason too, i'll regard to the mail
facilities from this portion of the county.
For some time past it has taken two days
to get letter to Duncannon or Harrisburg
from this place and it was only through the
kindness of the postmaster at Newport,
who took the trouble to send through let
ters up to Lewistown, where they were put
on the Cincinnati express going east-that
letters for Philadelphia did not lay over at
Newport for one day, in consequence of the
stage failing to reach that place in time to
connect with the mail train. Orders have
now been received from the Post Master
General to the effect that the mail must
leave Landisburg at A. NJ, and Bloom
field at $50 A. NJ, so that it will reach
Newport in time to have the mail leave on
the 1850 train.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-15

1.-The EX-COunty Treasurer does not have
a high opinion of a portion of the Auditor
Generals Report. BY that document it is
made to appear that this county only paid
seven dollars as tax for restaurants, while
the Treasurer has the Auditor receipts for
$57, which he paid into the State Treasury
on that account. If no more correct in
other particulars, than in the report as to
this item, the work will not be remarkably
valuable for reference.
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Death From OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are

Death From StrangulatiOn.-We are
sorry to record the death of little child
(about twenty two months old,) of Mr.
Stanley, residing in that part of Third
Ward known as Smithheld, which occurred
on Friday last, from strangulation. 1t ap-
pears that the child had picked up small
screw, and chld-like, put it in it's mouth,
from whence it slipped into its throat and
were unavailiug. Dr. Chyisly was immedi-
ately summoned, but the little one was
about breathing its last when lie arrived
altoona Tribune.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-15

TO THE PREss-All weekly papers,
published in the following States, are re-
quested to insert the advertisement in
another column, headed Homestead
and Presumption" one year. Collections
made quarterly. Print this notice one
time, under editorial head, and send
marked copy: New York, Pennsylvania,
Delaware Maryland and Virginia
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-15

Numerous postal changes have recently
been made in this State, among which is
the appointment of J. T. Robinson as post
master at Green Park, and G. w. Leas as
postmaster at Sterret's Cap the former Off
GERS having resigned.
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Chatrch Notices.

In the Reformed Church preaching every
evening during the week.
In the Presbyterian Church prayer meet
ing on Wednesday evening. Preaching on
Sunday morning at 109 o'clock.
In the Methodist Church preaching on
Sunday evening. Prayer meeting on Thus
day evening.
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Election of Elders.--At congregational
meeting held in the Presbyterian Church of
Perysville, on Sabbath last, Prof. David
Wilson, Prof. Alfred j. Patterson, Isaac
Hawn, Samuel Buck, and Robert E. Flick
niger, were elected Ruling Elders in said
church.
We learn that they will be ordained and
installed with appropriate religious services
on next sabbath Feb. 18TH. Services be-
ginning at 10 o'clock, a. m.-Juntata Sen
tjnGL.
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TMr. John McKinzie of this borough had
q narrow escape from q broken arm, last
week by having his arm caught i'll the bal
ance wheel of the engine at Peales tannery.
Fortunately he escaped with only a strain
ing of the wrist, which caused him to carry
his arm in sling for a few days.