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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-26
EUROPEAN exCUNslONISTS.

Paris will shortly be gay and attractive ever.
The several railways leading to the capital again
In order and travellers have the opportunity Of
visiting the scenes OF the recent bloody blattleelds
of France. We may therefore expect rush to the
popular French steamers for Havre. this line has
resumed It's regular trips, ana win be well patron
ized "a heretofore, by first class families, who
invariably resort to the splendid steamers OF the
General Transatlantic Company, which only carry
cabin passengers, and whose accommodations can.
not be excelled.
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HAYTI.

Congress at Variance with tho Ministry.
HAYTf, June IT. 18Th
Affairs are gloomy here Congress Is ut variance
with this Ministry, especially on finance.
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THE PRESIDENT AT Ions BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, June Is. 1871.
President Grant and family attended divine SER
vice this morning at the Methodist Episcopal church,
the Rev. Mr. Dobbins, y. d. ollciating
owing TO the fine weather large numbers attended
the church to-day.
TIE President will leave for Washington during
the week on ofnclal business.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship sesia will leave this port o.
Tuesday for Plymouth and Hamburg.
The mails for Europe will close ut the Post onioo
mt half past eleven O'Clock A. M.
TIE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe.
Will be ready at half-past nine O'Clock In the
morning.
Single coples IN wrappers Tor mailing. Sax cents.
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ST. DOMINGO.

Defeat Of Cabral-The Haytien General a
Prisoner.
ST. DOMINGO, June Is, 1871.
Cabral's defeat ls confirmed lie had Haytien SOL
diers ana Baez had colorel Americans. The Hayten
General Is prisoner.
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THE LAW AND SPIRITuALIsM.--The charge Of
Judge Reed to the jury in the trial OF case against
a spiritual doctor at Plymouth Mass on the 2lst
inst IL said to been model exposition Of the
danger TO which persons who employ such prac-
TONERS expose themselves. rhe Jury thought 90,
evidently, and gave verdict Tor the defendant
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TURKEY.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

CoNsrANrISorLE June rs, 1871.
The Porte has accepted the resignation OF Gregory,
Patriarch or the Greeks, and the SYNOD Assembly OF
the Greek Church has elected provisional Do
iriArch.
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appearance in London His name Is Josqmn
Miller, and he IL from California. Several OF tho
English critics have reviewed book Of his poems
entitled "Songs OF the Sierras," and have praised ~
highly, although recognizing It's crudiiies. In h6
preface the author says:-"The city OF Mexico was
my Mecca, and San Francisco 10 me, marvel OF
magnincence and civilization. This last summer I
crossed the Rocky Mountains ana for the frat timD
saw New York-a great place for cheap bOoks and
Dig den OF small thieves" Altogether Mr.. Miller
leaves It to be Inferred that he never knew what
"magnincence and CIVILIZATION were until he got to
London Az for his opinion concerning New York,
u Is worth very little. Mr.. Miller probably got nso
the second hand book stores and second class
concert saloons when he reached this metropolis.
New Publications Received.
From ID. Appleton & observation-disclosures o.
Fifty Years." by Mark Boyd marquis and Mer-
chant" novel. by Mortimer Collins. "Pickwick
Papers," This Ia the first volume Of new, cheap
edition Of Dickens works. handsomely bound IN
limp cloth.
From J. b. Lippncott Co, Phiadephia:-"The
Quiet Miss Gooolphin,r by Miss Garrett; and "a
Chance Childr by Edward Garrett Both these tales
are contained In one neatly bound volume, and are
illustrated.
From A. stephen Hobrook, Newark:-"Newark
City and Business Directory"
"Industrial Progress OF New South Wales" Aus
uaia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-26
TOM ALLEN WON'T FIGHT.

ST. Louis, Juno %, 1871,
Tom Alien declines O'Baldwin's challenge.
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FRANCE AND THE POPE.

The New French Papal Guard-M. Favre De-
clares Colonel charette's Troops to Be-
long to the French Army.
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The Emancipation Of the Emperor's slaves
Debate In the Brazilian Chambers.
RIO JANEIRo. June 6,)
Via LISBON, June %, 1871.
In the Brazilian Chambers vote has been taken
upon the clause Of the speech from the throne
relative to the emancipation Of tho slaves belonging
10 the Crown, and resulted in majority OF twenty.
eight for the government. The debate upon the
emancipation bill itself has not yet commenced.
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Perfectly SAFE in all Cases.
MRS WlNsLOw's SOOTHING SY RUP, for all disessss az
children, such eothng wind cole. a sale, reuAbts
and harmless remedy.
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BELGIUM.

No Demonstration Among the workingmen at
VervierA
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New Publications Received.
YACHTING.
tralia.

First ANIMAL Regatta of the Oceanic Yacht
Ciub--Entriss, Prizes and Courses to BIO
Sailed.
The first annual regatta of the Oceanic Yacht
Club, OF Jersey city, will take place to-day. This
aquatic 3iatlon Is yet in Its infancy, but tho
spirit that has thus far moved has sufficient vitality
to Increase It's usefulness and give 1t that position
among sister clubs that Will IN time conducc to the
mutual benefit OF all. In this regatta officers
have decided TO divide the yachts INTO three classes
comprising cabin boats for the first Class, those OF
feet for the second aud those Of twenty
two feet for the third class
The prizes quite unique. two for each class,
besides CLUB cup, valued at $500, thai Will be pre-
scented TO the 6rst boat home, without allowance OF
time.
The course to be sailed over is as follows:-For
cabin and first class soops, from stakcbOat OF the
Central Dock, Jersey City, passing between Ellis
ana Bedloes Islands, thence TO buoy No. 0, round
Ing It from westward to eastward, and return. For
third class boats, from tue same stakeDoat or Cen.
trail Dock. passing between Ellis and Bedoe's
Islands. TO slakeboat or Bay Ridge. thence to o
stakeboat lighthouse and home; the course to be
sailed twice over.
The Judges appointed for the regatta are Commo-
dore fill and Vice Commodore smith, OF the Jersey
CITY Yacht Club. who VIII act In conjunction with
MI JOnn iaght.
The entries to late hour Saturday embraced the
following
FIRST G0Ss cabin Ydchts-Oceanlc ana Satlus.
Second Cdss Tcf 3ttt ei0ht Feet BOdts-Gecrge b.
Sherman, Oriental Jessie. Queen and GaIee.
mira e ass Ttceaiy ,cO Fet BOdfs-~Motlev, lren0s
The Twins, Corsair, Idle Hour, Comet Lille and
Lackey.
the officers OF the Oceanic Yacht Club are noted
below
COyn,nOdOre-George +. Sherman.
Vice COninlOdOrc II. Keenan,.
Rpdr COnnOdort'-H. n. Andrews.
Sscfetdly--H. Byron.
Ttedsnrt1.-JOhn Newman.
Sailing Mast 1'-Wlllam Chester.
Medsurer-John Keefe
Time AIlOwancc-The SloODs Addte nnd
Vixen.
BROOKLYN, June rs, 1871.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
Having read communication In to-days HERALD
on time allowance for sloops rs calculated m the
New York Yacht Club signed "Owner OF Yacht
yixen,r would like to state that we have made up
the allowance OF time for the Brooklyn regatta OF
Tuesday lschoOnars and first class soops sail
ing under the rule, and that the difference ok
tue between me Addie and Vixen Will be seven
minutes and two seconds IN favor OF vixen.
J. M. SAWYER, Measurer. Brooklyn Yacht Club.
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ENGLAND.

The Golden Banquet-speech Of Earl Granville
Relativs to the Washington Treaty-A Great
and Good Work-High Praise Of Our
Government-The New Marquis Of
Ripon on the New Treaty.
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SPAIN.

Marshal Serrano to Form the New Ministry
Ths Old Members Insist Upon Their ReEg-
nations Serranos Success Unidentified
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BRUSSELS, June 25 1871.
All IL quiet at verviers, and no demonstrations
have been made by the workingmen.
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Electrical Treatment for the Relief of Acuto
and Chronic Dlseasss No West Fourteenth street.
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MADRID June rs, 1871.
Tho Emperor and Empress OF Brazil will make
visits TO Bayonne, Paris Germany, England and
Italy, and return to Brazil In February next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-26

Ratchelor,s Hair Dye-rhe Rest i'm the
world The only perfect dye Harmless. reiahls inSanta-
neons. Al all druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-26

A Wonderful Discovery.
BARRr'S SAFE HAIR DYE
BARRY'S SAFS HAIR DYE.
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A.--Phal0n'a New Perfume.
l LOVE YOU.
l LOVE YOU,

A.-Herrina's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25k broadway. corner Murray strsss.
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Oeparture Of the American Royalty for
France.
LISBON, June o5, 1871.
The Emperor OF Brazil Will leave Lisbon tomor-
row for France.
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Wood Carpcunv.-ParQuet Floors Asa
Broadway. elegant and aurahe Ilaru wooi Fl0lss.
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What to do and why e. Pointed Ous hH
chronological examination. a ss1 Broadway.
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blackstone defines the common law OF England to
be collection OF unwrt en- usages and customs,
adopted by tact and universal consent and prevail
Ing as law. Forming very considerable portion Of
that law, he tells US, Is the Roman civil law which
mas at different times been adopted into the laws OF
England. Therefore, when the learned editors OF
the book which we are reviewing press upon tho
profession and universities the necessity OF syste-
matte study OF the 'modern Roman law,' they ask
for nothing more than the methodcai teaching OF
laws which govern and control our everyday ac-
tons, and such II Is q moderate and reasonable
REQUEST The study OF the Roman law opens to the
student a scientific knowledge OF the principles
which underie the great body OF Jurisprudence, and
without which he cannot pursue his profession
crcditably TO himself or benenciay to his country
Lord Mansfield was o constant worshipper at the
shrine OF the Roman law, ana very early his udi-
cial career began TO apply the reasoning OF the
Civilians 70 the cases that came before him, incor-
poratIng much OF 1t into his decisions, which are
now Justly regarded "a the foundation and basis Of
the existing mercantile code OF this country an d
England.
This "Compendium OF the Modern Roman Law,
we should wish to see In the hands or all profess
sional men. 1t is a work which, although moderate
IN slze has required great labor to prepare That II
has been well executed II apparent almost at a
glance the introducton--tnough Short the
lcngthest chapter in It's a rare aud valuable con.
trbuton to legal literature. There have been many
essays written upon the subject Of the Roman civil
law. TWO or the ablcst are that OF Cibbon. In his
celebrated forty-fourtn chapter OF 'The Decline and
Fal of the Roman EMPIRE" and that OF the Ia
mented and highly gifted Chancellor Kent. The
predatory essay Of the Compendium Is different FROM
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(For other Deatns see Third Paoe.)
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-15

tail Intoxicating drinks, be, aud the same
is hereby, vested in the said Council of
tho Town OF T~iifm5nssiiie, add thas
they also be invested with all necessary
power, by ordinance or ordinances, to
suppress or regulate the sale oil iutoxica.
ton drinks: Proviied, That no rule
or regulation shall be inconsistent With
the Constitution and laws of the State.
SEC. ID. That this A,t shall be ia
ken and deemed as a public Act in all
Courts Of Justice, and shall continue i'll
force until repealed.
SEC. II. That SO much of Section 10
of"An Act TO Incorporate certain tewas
and villages, and to renew aud amend
certain charters heretofore granted"
ratified or the 2lst day Of December,
A. d. 1857, as Incorporates the village
OF Timmonsville, is hereby repealed.
Approved the 18th day of February,
1871.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-15
NUMBER 4

Of the State, in favor OF peace and good
order, aud obedience to the laws"
Senator Robertson mas addressed IT.
very men, who, together with the Who'll
Reform party in the recent canvass, eana
ever since). insisted that tho peace, goo
order, and quiet of our State, could onli
he preserved by the force OF public sen
timent. But Robertson and most tbs
whole of his party have, until very ~
Gently. ignored apublic sentiment and
sleading citizens" and eounsel!ed theif
debauched satellites to treat these very
aleading citizens" with the utmost cen
tempt, and as their worst enemies.
The gentlemen to whom Mr.. Robert
son appeals certainly have influence, and
hey, Nth Tie ,thoze people, Mr.. Editor.
can and will have law, order and peace.
when their lives, property, and liberties
are afforded due notice and protection.
Gov. Scott, Senator Robertson, and th
rest of Mei. leading men have it e%ntirel,
in their power to accomplish these RI
suits. by showing to these leading cit,
zens" that they themselves respect the laws
and intend to sec them properly enacisi
and hen properly enforced. Every cool
man, and 8 leading citizens" Que and all
will sustain them. They viii have II
reason for applying to the General Gov
crnmeut for troops.
But as one party has applied to tb-
President would it not be well for hiui
to hear both sides of the question, pc
haps after some of our eleading citizens
aud ta~x-paying citizens gaining an atfh
dieuce, accompanied By Senator Robcr
sou, che offers to go With any person
or party to see the President, VIZ be-
iieve,) he may be constrained to b
lieve that instead of issuing "Kd KluS
proclamations, the kind needed most, IS
one restraining the secorrupt Cormcrapts
in their gfuttonous appetites; and pa
tecring all citizens alike in their right
If ne will do this aud hen enforce
fi,fully, he may exclaim once NOR
Let us have peace! And We will has
peace.
ga TAX PAYER
Orange Township, March 10Th, 1871
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-15

A girl elopcd with y man near Kse$
vile, Tenn, recently, and when he
fathoe sought to detain her, she knocked
the old gentleman down with a shove
Her parent pursued the couple af.c:
marriage, and the husband aud fathcs
having eSchangcd shots, the bride en-.
a revylver at her liego lord, disabling hi.
completely, and then returned hohrs
with papa,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-15

Monroe County sets rrs sharp chap
One touk a two-gaiiop jug, put a gaffuds
of water in it, and had the liquor mai.
pour a gallon Of good whiskey on top
AS he couldn't pay, the liquor man took
back his whiskey, and TIM sot triun
phantly disappeared, with his remainiu
gallon of half grog ami water as a clear
make.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-15

Il Mrs. Pickett, living in union, Con
neeticut, was ped to death recently
Striking a match to light a Gre, size We,
strangled By iChaling its fumes, and fall,
ing down almost inseusibly, her elothr.
caught, aud she was soon cnvelopcd i;r
flames.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-15

1t is wonderful what folly 1--we
lead some men into, An exchanr
says Lima, New York, is the town re
dered forever famous by a man eiopia.s
with his mother in law.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-15

The papers mention a Missouri girl
who has not spoken to her parents i
five years. When she wants MONEY ~
anything, she writes it down on a sla,
%and'hands it to her father. But perhaps
she is a mute.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-15

4 young man who was caught stra.i
ing his sweetheart to his bosom tie
other night justi6es himself on
ground that he has a right to serpin H.
own honey!
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-15

A down east editor plaintively says
that he has original poetry enough III
single a Westinghouse /; bu4., as lie h.
no Westinghouse TO shingle, the orisi-
nal poetry is useless.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-15

An Illinois postmaster gives notice ~
follows "After this date ~everybod,
must lick their own postage stamps. f.f
my tongues given out"
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"a TAX PAYER
Orange Township, March 10th, 1871

u sedaiiiia editor says Tint a giiri5whf
is now called IA beautiful blonde woul1.
a few years ago, hate been termed I
stow-head."
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25

HEAVY FAauLY.--The Scientific Ameri-
can Utiice was recently visited by an indi-
viaual who is thus described: His uams is
Colonel Ruth Goshen, and be resides at pres
eut at Algonquin, I'll. lie is a native Of
Turkey. IN Asia, aud was born among the
hills Of Palestine. lie IS the fifteenth, aud
last child Ohe baby) Of q family Of fifteen
ten sons and Eve daugbters-sirod by a
patriarch now 80 years old living in the val
ley Of Damascus, ana by occupation plant
CT. This venerable sire weighs 1T the pres
ent time, $40 pounds averdapois, and his
wife, aged 81, weighs $50 pounds The
entire family are living, and not one of them
weighs less than 500 pounds. The oldest
son weighs $50 pounds. and The youngest.
our client, outstrippjng them all, weighs $50
pounds Not one Of the family is less than
seven feet in height. and the colonel Is a
stripping OF only seven feet eight inches in
his stockings. Heis not an undRly fat man,
is merely what would be called moderately
portiy, and is thirty three years old. His
rank Of colonel was given him in the Aus
.Tian army.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25

Made Of PocY Rum, WAirkcy, TroVf Spirits
uad LleCSso L5quSla doctcTcas sg-ced and sweet
cl-d to please the TASTE called " ol-lcs, pctlz
e-s" I.eGtCrers," &C, that lead the tpPler On %
d-znlanness and ruin but Erc 4 true Medicine, made
from tie Native Roots and Herbs OF California, free
from all Alcoholic Stisuul@ata. They are the
GREAT BLCGD PURIFIER and a LIFE
EyVy%EI pL Ey,CI PIE o perfect EcHCTatur Gld
Tnvfgoracr Of the System carrying OF ell pCacECu5
matter and restoring the blood 10 healthy condition
10 person take these Bi.tCrs according - C-ec-
ton and remain long uEweu.
S110 NeLbe given for Gn incureblc case provided
the bones are Lot destroyed By mineral poison o.
other means, and the vital organs wls.-G bogo-l tie
point oIrccair.
For IgGua,l.,;ilery and Chronic uhsu--G-
JEs-l aU4 GoCt, DyG2cpsia, OF LEdlgcsI5cc,
Bl!1Cug, Ezclui:teut and intermittent Eovc-5
DL---scg q ILc LS.oCG, 1-Eycrs Kidneys, nd
Bladder, these EEIlCss Lave been most a-ccl1L-
fuI such C5zeesCg are caused Ly Eitls-lc1
IgIoos, which i5 generally produced y d5rs--e--t
cGtas Elacs>Ive CrEGUg.
DysEEPHIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
,chc, Pain ia Inc Shoulders Coughs Isht-esB cl nc
C-caJ, Dizziness Sour Erctglo-s Cf the brol1a--,
1lL -lst- II tls sc0utl Bilious 1ti-ck5, lc--Ll1l
cE the --ca-t Inflammation or the Lungs, PAN IL Ito
regions CI the Kidneys, ard hundred o-er Lz----i
ey1-ql-Euss aIa Tie oisyr-E &c cf DyGpc-sl2.
Thy l=!-g-EJs tLg Stomach Gl -.---ll-to t51 ter
ptEITzr sHL 5oFcl5 yElicl. d-E them Of q
eGs-cg in cleansing The blood OF al inDuGltee, al
i-par-l1c -yW lie ard ViEor TO the whole 6y-tcEl.
EUE SKIN DISEASES, ErUpt-ol7, E-tt-r, eels
IAell. BlytoLos, spots, Eiuglcs. Itics, Eoils Car
LuLcl-s, ElEg- oI1nss Scal1-Iead sore Eycg, ryzg-
s.az Itch Scurrg, DlscoIoratou9 OF the Ek-ls -CEs
and Diseases Of tlC lk OF whatever name or -atCrr
literally dug Up AID carried out Of tie 5ys-a. IL e
short time by tic -G5 Cf these Bt-crs. One lcEtlo II
ru-h e-ses vII convince tl- Ic-t -c-o-uo- II TIER
Cugst5ye effect.
Cleanse the ylu-rod Flood whenever you md It's
Impurities bursting through tho skin il FiEnples, L-u
ttgns Sores cleanse it when you ind It ct5trEc-eI
snd l,ugglzh in tho Teisi c1eaazs # Thea Ii 10 lo-
and ygur feelings VIII t-I yousl1l. Keep t- blood
pure and tl1 hyaltl Of the system VIII follow.
9.E. -AEE AID olaer TEl5 z.E-s5, lurking ia t.o
cyst-c many thCugGEa-, gt-ctual-y dc5rcy-
ID and renewed. Tor f-I dtcaosioass read ca-cfElg
he circular around c-cL BOTTLE printed ia Tux L.
sZage5-Zagltsl, German. French aid apa---h.
J.WALEEG, ProprI.sor. 2. Z. 1tcDCEALO = CO..
Druggists and Cen. Agents, San Fr=ncisco, CAL
slI - and "a Coz-u--scc Street, n -T Eo41.
{ SOLD BT III DECGG-E-S ND u ---E-z-5
cs.rJEsesae,r-g7s and EsarsfFsE..geE Ess
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25

CuRR FOR CANCER.-A Spanish woman
recommends the following as . sure cure for
cancer: Take an egg and break, pour out
the white, retaining he yoke in she'll, put
in salt and mix with the yoke as long as it
viii receive it; put portion Of this on to
piece Of sticking plaster AID apply it 10 the
cancer about twice day.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25

PORE PIus * has appointed St. Joseph,
at the suggestion ofalI Catholic bishops. tie
patron saint Of the Catholic Church, aud the
festival OF this Saint, which falls on the 10Th
of March, festival Of the Erst rank,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25

THE DOLLAR UEEZLy aUN.

THE CCLLEG y.EEELy SUN.
Tive copies, oao yea. 5s-@c--e-g n dves5rd:
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