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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-11-01

THE census returns show the popula-
ton of Philadelphia to be 657l79,
which is at leat 100000 less than the
citizens expected. In 1860 the popula-
tion was 566,l79 showing an increase of
81 $50 in the last ten years.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-11-01
YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW BLOOMFIELD, PENN'A.
IWeSGGy, November 4, 1870.

THURSDAY, November 24th, has been
designated by the President as day of
National Thanksgiving, for the many
mercies received during the past year.
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Use the Red Horse Powders.

"ORSES CURED OF CHAMBERS. - Aaron
Ii Snyder, U. s. Assistant Assessor, Mount
Aetna, Pa. G. Bacon, Livery Stable, Sunbury, Pa
Horses Cured of Founder. - Wolf Il Wilhelm
Danyille, Pa. A. Ellis, Merchant, Washington
vile, Pa A. Slonaker, jersey
Horse Cured of Lung Fever. - Hess Il Brother
Lewsburg, Pa.
Horse Cured Of COc-Thomas Clingan, Union
County, Pa. Hogs Cured of Cholera. - III. Barr,
III. Il A. Cadwalader. Cows Cured.--Dr. j. Nj.
MCleery, ii. Mccormick, Milton, Pa.
Chickens Cured of Cholera and Gapes.-Dr U.
O. Davis, DR.. ID. I. .Krebs O. w. Sticker, JOh II and
James Finney
was saved.
German and English Directions. Prepared by
CYRUS BROWN
Druggist, Chemist and Horseman
AL Milton, Pa, Northumberland co., Pa.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-11
MACHINERY,

n q. MCCAIN,
IKON AND BRASS FOUNDER,
Fulton, New Levee, Noire Dame and Julia streets,
ONCE, No. 1856 Fulton Street
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tn BANKRUPTCY,

ESTATE OF WILLIAM WIsAEL-
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New Or cans, May 8, $50
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purpose OF taking some action relating To- the un.
expected death OF Mr.. BENJAMIN Nathan, Mrs Ns-
than being Treasurer OF the Society and Mrs. j. j..
Lyons, Mr.. Nathans sister, prominent Directress.
MRS. Henry Leo, the President spoke OF the terri.
BILE event which had brought them together. and
paid glowing tribute to the worth Of the deceased
gentleman. She offered the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted:
Wa.,,o, ,, community have been startled BY the
appalling and sudden demise Of vuv enorn IN IN ne
cause oi humanity gave evidence OF Kind IxtfuSeh'
sntnroplc spirit and exalted worth therefore Be
.e.opea lDet we express our afnction at fbe cad
anu teribe event which has visited in the death on
Deysmln Natlan and hyoraby known 90 long and 30
prominently ldentined with the Mount Sinai Hospital
Resored That tender our earnest and most sincere
sympathy 70 the esteemed and beloved Treasurer OF
the Ladies, Aurilary Society, colleague who Il aud.
denly called upon TO mourn the loss Of devoted
and shcctonate husband one taken from the midst OF
large circle q friends 70 whom he had endesrcd him.
seli ~ mnnIleent Aeh OF charity and spotiess and
8e.eisss That The Ladies' Auxiliary Society or the
Mount Sinai Hospital have lost In Beujamin Nathan
patrons friend whose earthly existence has passed
beyond the roach OF mortal suffering, leaving
memory and name dear, cherished, and respected an
Inheritance which time will not obllterate.
Reeolrtd. That we beg to condole with the sorrow.
etrlcken and bereaxed family and proner them con.
blessed he His holy name"
Resoired That the foregoing resolutions be suitably
engrosed and copy sent 10 the family OF tho deceased
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-02
ANOTHER LONG BRANCH FIeHr.

Chris. Couner's Stunner on Powers's Cheek
Ending Sarst ora Qusrret-The Gath
ertnG Of the Sons OF Eptcurus-Tweed In
hts Giory-Tho Americas Clam Bake.
short time ago in Saratoga, 90 the story
runs. Mr.. ID. L. Powers. Of Powers Hotel, insulted
lady who happened to be in company with Chris. /.
Conpor. whereupon Connor threatened tina, when
be next met Powers he would slap him In the face.
They did not meet again until Saturday last, In the
Continental. at Long Branch. Powers was standing
on the verandsh when Connor saw him. and step.
ped up 70 him with the remark.
"Do you remember that told you at Saratoga
that the next time met you would slap you In
the face :"
"Yes. do" replied Powers, somewha, taken
abaek.
Then, take that" said Chris, giving him stun.
ming whack which resounded the length OF the yer.
andah and drew crowd instanter around the com.
batants.
terrible war OF words ensued, but actual hostii-
ities were prevented By the Intervention OF the By
standers. In the confusion Powers erept away and
without success. He tbcn spplied TO Borrows ior
AID, but that gentleman wouldn't have anything to
do with him, and so the matter rested.
To-day hne esmbake Is to be enjoyed before the
races In grove back OF the course. The Amer.
tcus Club will DO on the ground In full unform and
the Hon. WIN. N. Tweed will preside. An i'm.
mense cargo OF clans has been ordered and In rye
banner has been hung 10 the grove bearing Mr..
weeds counterfeit In the ceutre, surrounded by
As both Judge McQuade and the Hon Tony Hart.
man VIII participate prodigious display OF epicu.
rian talent may be looked for.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-02
EAST NEW YORK IN ARMS.
The Attempt 20 Tear Up the Rails Of ths
Canarsie Road-A Postponcmeut,

The Attempt 70 Tear Up the Raiis OF the
Canarstc Rond-A Postponcment.
They were in Q fever Of excitement In and
around the Howard House, East New York, on Sat-
urday and Sunday evenings In consequence OF
rumor that the Con mssioners OF Highways intend
ed to take up the rails on which the Canarsie dunn.
my has been running TO the Howard House. TIVE
OF tile Commissioners Of Highways in that village
are opposed TO the running Of the dummy on thaa
portion OF Atlantic avenue, but have not until the
present taken any action.
Ten days ago they warned the Company to s.op
their cars within ten days. Accordingly on sstur.
day and Sunday evenings q number OF the persons
tesluing ground 20. .,vrp,n sonse armed them-
lives win muskets, pistols, and ofher Headff
Weapons. wlp the intention OF resisting any sttempi
on tho part OF the Commissioners
=, AFTER the 10 NJ. train had gone from the Howard
House on Sunday night the Highway CommissIon.
ers, with about twenty laborers with picks and ares
appeared on the ground, and were ordered 10 bosiS
operations But suddenly one OF the Commission-
ers MT j. seckmann) began to doubt the legality
OF the proceedings, and thereupon no ordered the
suspension OF the work
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JOITINGS dBOUT TOWN.

Music Ia Tompkns square tonight
Aid society last night.
In tho New York and Brooklyn chess mAteb Nsw
York has won seven games and lost four ''N"
The Liodorkranz Directors last night increased
their Executive Committee by six members
Timothy Walsh. Of Jersey City was drownea
while oa'hing' yesterday morning. at Yonkers.
some young men OF the Nineteenth Ward or-an.
Eeo rlckWick Club on saturday, In Terrace Gardan
, The German steamer Hsmmonla from fla nburr
July 20 arrived heie safely yesterday with sol passen.
Francis stiessel, German. died yesterday morn.
sstsS t Fist street. having been injured while iOIOI,
The public are warned against spurious erpre,.
towa tsn VINO "''' recently robbed several hgms dOWs
. The LedeIkranz have appointed Albert Klamroth
70 70 .oees money rom the members for the bencnt Of
John schepp, of $40 Rast Thirty second street
sas oo. % Ss sSfdf ey jumping into tae East
The body Of Timothy welch, who was drowned
er e wsa n'Th' While bathing at picnic near YOnk
Charles Srukirch and William H. Burdick. OF IN
bhpsnHTd Tys nys ;e9t tso doIlar % lhe sUs o.
DIE Ldaf rne learns that the Hon. Fernando ood
e. toI & &oooshng Mrs BatIsy1 article in their weekly
The German Republicans OF the Tenth Assemble
Psc. A' night fsyored the election o. Mr. JOhl
stephen Knapp dsposed' ''''"e"' ''s
Tooa Co. have moved into thei. new building
The s q as baians 90 IIsyetss SLs Siscs
2S 10 g19sssd zee Nv with M bat NJ Jons. who contc.d fos
The old nrm Of Smith, Gould. Martin q Co, banh
ere ere ana 5roSsn o. wl street w Issterdsy dsov
s.sS soSS f1ssd asaiS ;Sfs' s%S. Sa; ~
The dremen's quarters being meaniy furnished.
,he members put tselr hands into their own pockets
se0uenly. Tssa the Fire Ccmms.ionsrs order large
S.nsv ~ nd s thsy dld recently the fei nsIn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-02
TRAGEDY IN A BAKE-HOUSE.
A SANG UINARY MORNING SPREE IN
EAST FOURTEENTH ST-rr

tho httituR = - .
r. rinGicton-An Heucse
R.,ns. WI rsrD o. Drunkes
o'aooins Ihroash the Heart with
Adam Lsngfried. a German boter NJ k,x r. a
p,rs,...,. -.
.'a'0eu'n s"eo', suoocd james fineleton through
the heart with bayonet which vas dred n an oiA
carbine I'm bis h,t. -.hor ,..,.-s.- -.--,.
,-..- ", ''s'V .nDu'"s' -
'"een anu CLOCK A. M, Patrick Reilly, cake
baker, working In Clifford's 4 O65 Third axsnus n
oompany with lame. rt.u,.,a. -, ,,o D. -
...,. -. s'o'o"' VI oiV hAss rours
'een'n e~ee', entered the bake and demanded
bread.
The bat..hor.. 4. ..s..x A.,
go unuc'neNn tne enop' Lane-
Hou was very tired having been at work from
O'Clock the previous evening. He vas IA "a
their u,eereronio,. ..u..
...,.,. .. uemsnu' ano having no 90
and ordered them out Of his bak .hous.
r;,u,o,o. -. :. -. - o'
!, Is s1 'os', ana W" walking on with
and Peter Luea. rec,ntpred ,h. hr... g.. y,,
40, ..a ,u.,.s a. ,r.-'. ". O..eo no" fns'e
O", e"u pu'"eu '"e in'ruoers 10 the steps leading
TO the street. Two other companions OF the inyad-
ing Rsnx Thomas Sand. and Josoni pou,x =.
=. .-.i,,. - ,. Hp" "o''" WV
WY "Napg w ue sidewalk, hearing the noise.
rushed down, and an indiscriminate attack vss
n.da hv an. TO-. -. AZ. -,
~ 'ou' upVu u'e oakers'
Bread setters," sticks used for kepplnS tt,s
io,vea t,rs,h.r In A.. 49,. - n-,-. -.
-, " '"o ''o"' "ore Heep used IN the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-02
GREAT FIRE on THs NORTH RIVER
Gas Explosion and the Bsruiaz Of q Hebe-
ken Ferry Boat and Bremen Bsrk-Pire Q
Floating nm town I'd the Elvainn Tisids-

Gas Explosion and the Bsrniaz Of q Hebe-
ken Ferry Boat and Bremsn Bsrk-Pire Q
Floating mp toward the Elysian Fields.
Al s45 last evening q Ere was discovered on
the Hoboxen ferry boat James Watt. ffom,an eIplo-
sion OF the gasometer. which resulted in total de-
struction Of the boat and bark.
The James Watt was lying in the Christopher
street alp on tho Hoboken side. About rs men
women, and children gone on board, and the
gate had been closed down preraratory to casting OF
One or two minutes delay occasioned In couse-
quence OF charging new rubber gasometer. which
tLey were filing for use for tho 1rst time
The deck band, Abraham Van Buskirk. started
down below with lamp to see whether the gasome
ter was null when IN explosion occurred, ami In an
Instant the engine-room on hre. The CRY OF
" Fire " was raised, when the passengers became
pauic struck. aud amidst scene OF the widest con.
nsion, began TO rush ashore, but as far ss known
they male their exit without accident.
In fe A minutes the boat was enveloped In flames
which TIE fremen bad apparently nearly subdued la
a hslf hour alter getting 10 work.
About 10 O'Clock the fire suddenly burst out afresh
Games ragged with Jury, threatening the destruction
OF the ferry houses.
As soon as possible, q tugboat was attached 10 the
Wait. She was towed out into the stream, when
the hawser was burned OF and the burning vessel
was carried by the tide against OF three Bremen
barks loaded witt petroleum oil. which were lying at
anchor Ia tie middle OF the stream, and before che
could be got on the bark was set On fire, aud she
was lurncd to The waters edge.
The James Watt, owned by the Hoboken Land
and lmprOvcmcnt Company, WIS one OF the oldest
boats on the ferrv, but about fye years ago Was
heightened and thoroughly overhaulcd She was
valued at 10000. and Is total loss. Insured for
S20O01.
At II p. N. the Watt was in the middle OF the
stream, little above the Elysian Fields. and was
entirely on Gro above tho water Iaark, no vessel
could approach 10 guide her coarse, -
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Latest from North CaroIins.

RALEIGH, y. e., Aug. i-Evening The Marshal
OF tie supreme Court has not yet returaed from
lanceyville, where he went on Saturday to serve
Tie writs last issued by Chief Justice Pierson. The
nance Is confirmed. II is reported that Lieut. Col
Burger tied up several persons by the thumbs TO
make them confess they were Ku'K KluK. II is said
that Burgen acknowledged this to 4 gentleman who
has Just returned from Alamance. The courts are
impotent and anOrd no relief; vet the people have
not resisted, and are determined TO furnish no OF.
cuse for any conflict that may ensue. Three com
phnies OF United States troops arrived here ysster-
day nom Fort Washington. 1t Ia said that two com
plhies have been ordered to Yanceyyille, but for
what purpose has not transpred. AZ there has been
no attempt at resistance rep Orted from there.
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Jefferson Davis. speech a, Cha,,,uo...

WAsHINoroN, Aug. JEFF. Davis paid visit
Iast week TO Lookout Mountain, his frst visit since
Bragg to look at Gen. Eosecranss army in the plain
below. On returning to Chattanooga ne was sere.
nsded. When lie appeared he was introduced as
the Hon. Jefferson Davis. lie said
"My friends, q Affects me from the bottom OF nv
htlt 70 receive thus demonstration OF your kindly feel
u" toward me. had retired In double sense ior The
nish ana tom puphc life. In view of the DNt. no man
can blame me for my determlnato to let those VINO
haVe, power dictate how the country shall be govern
ed But stand ng here tonight upon the sacred soil OF
me The prSospsri,y S that is possible. Looking back
upon te past and forward 10 the future No t
Inc that should tan your honor. II not the par OF
brave men TO brood over the the past but
rather TO loos forward with bright homes for the m.
@ @tgIe non have as brave and hlgnminded eopie a.
can be found and as noble women live EARTH ana
wish on oil the happiness and prosperity thai s IN
hunan life to enjoy Again thank you for this ani.
festAtion oil youf kindness"