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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03

EOR LIVERPOOL,
WA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING THE L. s. MAILS
TIE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
their Grts full iron steamships
FROM PIRR No 46, n. r.. EVERY WEDNESDAi
follows
WYOMING Capt wHxEEAr. ..,... October g. at e:11a
MINNESOTA Capt 7. W. FREExAx. October H. at 300
IDAHO Capt PRICB October 49, at 83)im
MANHATTAN Capt J. PRICE,. October 20
COLORADO. Capt 7. p PEEENAS November l. at 3:'o
WISCONSIN. Capt November g. stsSOLm
Cabin paAsage SEQ gold
seerNgr psssage ofoe. No 20 Broadway $50 currencI
For freight or cabin passage, sppy.o
WILLIAMS GUIoS No 81 wsra
INMAN LINE. - For QUEENSTOWN and
CIV oP Ma. PHHsf ;e 10 M
CITY OF A5RsDAY oct H. M
CITY OF WAsLNGT9H ~ TsH11 o b.
SoF.S NV R1s ''''''-''
FIRST fs is5s @ sTEE 4 Ias..n
Passenger raT ss forwarded to ., H.mS Sweden Norway and
Tist. can be bought here Moderate rates. BY persons wishing
For further Sa2 E Sfs G a:s1 4s
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ FOR sourHA sG4gSS AND rsFxxs .,-u.
e steamship WEStR cE wP . Nth T VII T On
u T.Saa CO. S 4n sD bf n
pArAnLS IN ooLD on ITS r0rrvnlrSr IN cv&HEsc,;l ~
FlrNt CABIN
Second cabin
For freight or passage apply to OELRCHs Co. Aeenu
Bowl ug
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
sIEAasaIPS SETSEkS SEw'YoRk AND HAvRs. CALLING
AT BREST. -
Pr "a 8 ' ss s .ss route for the o''''' " "
WILLIE PARIS. Sufwcnt. IRDAY Oc.oberL
r LAUREN sns sAEgspz! So1sns:t
PRICE OF PAssAGkI il ooi.6 " Iadias IiatI
TO BRBST OR HAVRB;
Second ajin. SD
EXCURSION TICKETS All REDUCED RATES
Tbesr steeraEe passengers
by ains the steamer both English RAILWAYS
and The sromftI crossing trouble
and eTDenS.. Gho MACKENZIE. Agent No 50 BIO.dw.h
WHITE STAR LINE. -
w NETWORK CORK. AND LIVERPOOL
NEW AND FILI-POwBRBD STEAMSHIPS
TIE SIX LARGES IN The World
ATLANTIC BALTIC ADRIATIC
6n0o tupsb urieD-30JO b. each.
Sailing from NewYOrf sATl RDAYs from Liverpool THURS
DAYS and Cork Hsrbor the DAY following.
BALTIC, October T. At II an
ATLANTIC. October IA, at p
OCEANIC. October %. at p
Prom the White Star Dock. Ptvorlt f'rrr Jersey CITY.
Passenger lions for all cases urrValei combining
SAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT 49,.
sloon ststeroOms smoking and BATHROOM. In ndshp sc
felt Surgeons aad sevaFdesses accompany
RATES~Sooa $50 gold steer,ge SO currency Those wish
the Oh Country now Obtain steerage
p. sensers Loo 10 or parts Paris Hamburg
Norway Sweden India Australia China &C
Excursion tickets granted At lowest sIeA
For Inspection Of plan. apply the Compsnys
Offices Nc. lS Broadway, kev-fort j. H. efAhAn Aren't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03
Ocean Steamers.

~
UNITED STATES, NEW ZEALAND, and
ne vii dispatched Francisco WEDNESDAY.
Nov fourth wBDHBsDAY thereafter mails psseu
grrA freight for Honolulu Auckland Welpgon Leon and
Port Chaneu connecting h Auckland Port ChslmeD th
steamships Sydncy boarae principal Al trssn
ports For freight passage sppy w. b. WEBB, a Exchange
pSoe
HAVANA, PROGRESO and VERA CRUZ,
Il Il EBW-iORK, and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ
CLEOPATRA. Phil Pc Havana on WEDNESDAY, Oct
ClTY OF MEXICO. TmnoFmah .SATu RDAi. Oc. IL
CLEOPATRA Phillips tAsvana cnyb 1T kSnhY oe
r ALEXANDRA SONS n Rro.dw,y.
IT s. MAIL TO HAVANA.
Os ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO..
sailing reyulsrly EVERY THURSDAf O'Clock n precisely
MISSOURI Can't T. H. Morton (via Nss.uL.....Oc'. $
BORR0 CASTLE Cspt r Adams. .......'...''' .O' ~
" 7'' No Bo~uHE rreen
EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL. -
UNITED sTATRs sad BRAZIL STEAMSHIP CoAPANi'
Regular Mail ste.nen SALINE on The 2o Of eVep mouth
MERRIMACK. Capt Wiet October n
SOUTH AMERICA Can't l.. L. Tintlerbugh. November I'll
NORTH AMERICA. Capt q. B. SlOcun. December ~
These splendid steamers Esl on schedule time and cal Ut mons
Para Bahia and ho de Janro gong and returning
VIM R GARRISON Agent. No Bovlnsereen fe~'f0rf.
A NCHOR LINE.-STEAMkRS TO GLAS-
N COW LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
EVERY s SAT- I'd AND AND wFGnsKspAr
naIrASSIi EnTASSlA ss,s5I.y Oct c. =
IOWA Sent y lOWA.. SatuIaaT Oct ~
CAL donna . Saturday Sept 3 ALTOONA S4tntla Oct Il
F passage ITO and S73; intermediate S3J steeraSe
so See'@' 1'A'l '0" i mRSBERSoS BRornLRs Agents
BoWhrsrgreen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03

FREDERICK D. BLAKE,
JARED BREBR

United PAITNER>HlP.-A limited part
- hl la ie '"-d lie ud''sghei UNDER the laws Of the
sac NeSiGt for Of A afActuers Goods
ln nAbutActuT o. ~
hes Yo's up;sr NJ 'ri o., yM P DRMARBST WILLIAM
DthAkBSl Of BrO COUNTY Of New York gen
- Phef and ALhEkI A. POrk Of Boston suffolk County
te Al contributed Of Five
n'1s, Doian to he g'ck e all partnership which Is
q les 70 d. ,,LOy' . an "a tsluilt the 3oth
~ 9prn pa WM P..DEhAREST,
HrS tpff sept q ldL ALERT A POPK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03
NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN
ROAD.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY II, 1871.

Passenger Station In EevYot Of Twenty s.veasAst a.
Fourth ave. Entrance on Twenty ssVenihst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03

Che 1urf.
AHERICAN JOCKEY CLUB,
n JEROME PARK,
FALL MEETING 1871.
SIX RACES EACH DAY
BAIL ADA' Tuesday Oct 10;
THURSDAY; s St ~ os.n
Flint race each day promptly oeOei MONT p.....
c. wHZArLI, Seeretsry bkLhONI rroaeees
TIIHE PROSPECT PARK
l. PAIa GROUND ASSOCIATION
sEcoSD ANNUAL AGRlcGL fyssI AND BoRTIcULrrAAL
On the Groupes of the AssocistIss. Al Gn's'sod'
OCTOBER II, u. - and ~
Animal, and articles for .,AibiOa senpsdass are s'''1 s
b ss..'s By ;gssSssIs W. !. sS s;ii
HISHJ0N COURSE.-TR0TTING IN o az ssaIs "a
4 1SiaS HonR ron SOLDIERS AMP sAnoaS ~~S
Entass sesssd ~ sa ss .sss - ss Ss.ssu a, o.
III ~ P IN sssHf.s Sss.s: ssr~ beaten IL" ~
"a, 80 a. Ara howe btoO cssd A. ss~s,a Wsrd
rsss C $780, s ~. ssss. Fsss,$ so o
- ,a,,,sss psss-nts ;, s.sSe.e ~ - q IN
, e, ~ ~ EEwTOWs PcRsE-siei 'ss w "~
oynee In ths tosn The nry HRthes cissr foe
| Ers''ss 70 ss'i 20 sD''''' espn. Dsssssass+ AL
- sl. - p aeSta frls
% Il = - s'qa' o." O. ..i'. ~ ySlEf bdt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03

PROGRAMME FOR SATURDAY, OCT. :.
II 4. Might rope Gynna,tics
lIIA. M-Drumming Exhibition
j. NJ Dancing Quartet
M-Senora Rosetta in costume
p. M-LACROSSB HURDLL RACE by members OF Lacrosse
stick 200 yards ard jump
four hads high 6rst premium 80 second So
INDIAN UANB OF La CROSSE will be contested
bv the MANHATTAN Eew.York, and KNlCKBRBOChER Of
BROOKLYN championship ard $780, second prize set Of goal
f,gs $50. - - ...o = . -
horses owned in Seventh NewYork City; best two IN three
PM-THE NBw YORK SKATING ASSOCIATION will be rep
ladies and genteea who wiz ekeca
prOrnen AIDES gldes races and tncut movements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03
PROGRAMME POR FRIDAY, OCT. G

PROGRAMME FOR FRIDAY, OCrs
II A. Might rope performance
A M-Drumming exhibition 49, ~
nM-IHh GEHTLEMBhS SONS oP THE ELEVENTH WARD
patriots 6teen hAroOches accompanied ~
b,ss band will vss festival aud display the SPORTS OF The
CARNIVAL -
ilI n M.-DANCING EXHIBITION.
/ PM-HOPPISG sgsins tm"t . =, -,
P A-The Pyswsy and silver star Baseball Cuos o He'i'
will play game for q set Of hags r,-,o, N, . III ,.
ar M-TROT FOR MANHATTAN PURSE Free 70 all horses
& SO TO Sr horse, $40 20 seoond. best three 10 I've
~ three little girls (asters 'sd respectively tve
~ and four will each peril m her specia 10 clog Jg hornppe'
AMI lacy lsnnk youngest little Minnie an inAAt prodigy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03

PROGRAMME FOB THURSDAY, OCT. u.
IA M-prummng Match
Il M.--tarry Leslie I. gh Rope
p M.-CloS and Jig Dances
2p MI aucy Dances in Costume by Senorta Rosetta
Pap h-Butchers Trot Butchers Cart, horses usually employee
business driven by enpoe free All t pnIe carl
$40; second harness, $50 49,.
hsSi 'brrr In Ave frst horse 800: second, ) lt0
HP M-H,ry Leslie on Tight Rope
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03

PROGRAMME FOR WEDNESDAY OCT. IL
N-PIPTY MILE WALKING MATCH Tor 800 between MI
Kilbrrac sDd James Smith
II 4 M-Drummng Exhibition.
l2N-Hsrry Leslie on Tight Rope
Il, 2 M.-Bobby New comb ami his friends lance.
M-Grea Mule Race for l open TO ALL one mile under
saddle. - ~, 9,
ball Match between Warren and Union stE Cabs
M-siie Match for William Ceayer and Thom
Keyworth. English staed far game. .
4, P M.-Ifght Rope Gymnastics by Harry Leslie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03

PROGRAMME FOR THUkSDAT UCT =
1iAM-Tght Rope Performance
RM-Drummng Exhibition
Int md Civ exhibition Of artillery practice . .
M.-THB ELEVENTH RkGlAkST OF INFAhIkf, N w.
vii be inspected and reviewed =, ~.
3P nEThe Independent Troop OF Cavalry commanded Capt
Klein will Be Inspected and reviewed 1890
n H-senortA will dance OF exhibition platform
PH-TROT FOR FLUSHING PURSE S0 et Of light harness
presented by FLUSHING Hotel open 70 all horses
owned N the village; best two in three
-TRL. RTmnastIcA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03

IOMhBNtINU w hUNDAL bvsNIHul UT 10
AT STBINWAY HALL
Th limited engagement effected With Aneieas most gned
completed AFTER her persistent refusal Of the most liberal
from the a Europe Ma hOuon having determines
to max her debut in her country.
high which her talent held b. nsd.as and
saiSed that Of Mr.,
Mouon professional will be received A unSashfed az
The will be arranged with dee regard the potes
and reputation II the sr ensgenenu having sesa ssosd sk
~ theh ahl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03

VINELAND RAILWAY.-FOr Vinelsnd, N. j.,
and Br4getss Leave fos Of hsr,r-t Eew.Ysrt va n J.
soUTHERE stsa n and N. By EXPIRE srATs
and JkSsB HOYT. J. W. NII,LS Hayt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03
pROGRANMR FOR FRIDAY. OCT. q

PROGRAMME FOR FRIDAY. OCT. ..
i7M-Gyrnasic Performances on Tight Rope
p M-Bobhy Newcomh and others At platform , 49,.
Trot for light wagon worth 800 ar
h0rss in business dvel % oWn
or empIoyf free 70 all single mile, two prEes
M-Tro Union Purse for horses that have neVer oeats
90, b+ three in svei $50 boe rs 10 second
P. Military Leslie on Tight Rope
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03

uAM-FOUR MILE WALKING MATCH, Scratch lodges TO 9;
With tb men Prt prize Champion Belt second S thri
ais fourth sio Eptrsne e 0en to al before ~ o'clock
%i2M-THE RENOWNED LESLIE on Tight Rope. 40
iP M-RBEORITA ROSETTA will dance In costume Of platform
M-BATTERf B Of the First Division o'mmahded ~ Csp'
John Kem will practice WITH artillery.
2PM-DRUMMIsG MATCH ,
M-DAECING EXHIBITION, Bobby Newcomo ana stoerh
alp M-TIGHT ROPE PERFORMANCE
o. M-HOPPING MILE AGAINST TINE -.
P MTrut Long Island for horse. that have never oea
rs in hes besi three dve frst, loo to second
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-10-14

IT may interest our republican readers
in the rural districts to learn, if they have
not already heard il, that the radicals
lave carried Pennsylvania by 10000 to
$4,000, have gained one Senator and sew
eral Representatives, thereby securing both
branches of the Legislature, have elected
John Dean President Judge and Samuel
Henry to the Assembly by several hum
,lred majority, have swep, Ohio by some
$4,000 or SO, and Iowa by over 10000.
What else they have done that had much
better not have been done, our readers will
have to wait until next week to hear, il
they depend on US TO tell them. All put
together, it amounts to big licking for
Us, however. Quiea Sa6e.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-10-14

AT the election which took place IN
Texas last week the Democrats achieved
a splendid victory, electing all the FOUR
members of Congress. In the present
Congress, the delegation stands one l. en-
ocrat and three Radicals Considering the
base and unparalleled expedients to which
Davis, the Radical Governor of the State,
rcsorted to in order 10 make certain a rad
ical triumph, the success of the Democra>
cy, aided by the Conservative Republicans,
is the more gratifying. Texas may now
he regarded as a certain Democratic State
in the future, and her vote, as we'll as that
of all the other late slave holding States,
with perhaps one exception, will be cast
for the next Democratic candidate for the
Presidency.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-10-14

A SINGULAR REvELATIox.-OaS, S,,r.l.
last one FoOney, travelling doctor -
formation before the officials at II. IS lie
dusky, O.. that he had been enpsg.4 - "a, 'aa'
time ago to poison Baruabas Waco -'
aged and respected citizen, SO Yeas oii =
The contract was made by Wago1sr,. ~
about % years Of age, and br,,be- ~ S.,'' az
latter. Robert Caster. they agreeing 70 -. ~.
him 5000 Foouey purchased some e.! ~!
nine and mixed it with milk toast tbs, V.
Wagner had made for her husband he b.,-- -,
i'll. This took place Sept. q. in the ,,-s n7,.-
iEg, and he died :he same evening r..
parties falling to raise the 5000 the l,.,-'
gave the Information against them. an6 !.
the same time gave himself up. The ,b,.,
are now in jail. Mr. Wagoner's bo5y l..
been taken up and will be examined r.
excitement is very great over the affair .T
the parties connected with it being If :.
spectabilfty and worth confidera5le plors,,-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-10-14

The Radicals elected their State ticket
last Tuesday. In Philadelphia the Rad
ical election officers counted majority of
ten thousand. No one but an idiot believes
that this is an honest expression Of the
peoples will. II is however the legiti-
mate fruit Of the infamous registry law of
that city, controlled by as vile and de-
bauched set of political scoundrels as
ever tampered with ard prostituted bal
lot box. An election in Philadelphia
under that law, has become merely a
broad and disgusting farce-a subject of
sneer and derision by all high-minded,
honorable men. Although the citizens
republican party cast solid vote of ttco
thousand eight hundred in favor of Biddle
and Sheppard, the Democratic candidates
for Mayor and District Attorney, which
it was admitted on all sides would elect
them, yet when the vote is announced,
after having been counted by the ring of
corrup, election officers, Biddle is defeated
by about eight thousand and Sheppard
meets with the same fate by nearly three
thousand votes. 1t is fraud AS wicked
and gigantic as it is plain and pal lpable
How long must patient people submit
to such an outragei
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-10-14
a TERRIBLE DuNFsr,, "

a TERRIBLE DOMESTIC Tn
Thursday evening some Of uta taAtA1stDF.-Oa
tenement 10 Jamaica avenue. .Newt-,sles t'',ales Of a
hroke INTO the apartments Gu Gu L
Charles Wagner and his wjf. pp'sl by
days no one had been seen to mas. tF -; Tires
and they suspected somethiDr ,y. ID o' oot.
on entering the room they saw o. Wong,
the corpse If Anna Wagner and - 'as 6sd
lay the husband in drunken stn,o' oe''ds it
body OF the woman was shocki,ai,,l' lhs
ted. The skull Lad been br,Eo,3 u'0'lia-
there were bruises on almost .vs,n .o' aud
the body. 1t was evident that ~ PaF' Of
had been dead two or three davs =. =, Hvusu
had already begun to decompo,e % ~, TIE 'odV
oner arrived several hours later. .r-,. -s Coz,
aJury, a1d from the testimony giyer ~. cd
loving particulars were ascerlairal. '',g :, ioi,
ner was addicted to drink, and nf,o. "as,
home drunk. At such times there .,s'i ,Sa'lsi
orally violent quarrel. On Tp-.5a,". sst-
be was drunker than usual. 4 on gtI
sued and was kept mp until late b,,,. ta'
neighoors distinctly hearing blows n .l'
the inquest the murderer Law on pa LS
occasionally muttering some unin,.n;-.''-i' l'-',
words. and entirely uncousciou. T.'S'A
rendered verdict Of death bv yi,Isr,.. w!
the hands Of Charles Wagner, and tbs H. -. j
ner ordered his arrest. '.'a'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-10-14

WIN H Rose, the Democratic candi-
date for Assembly in this county, has
been defeated by his Radical opponent,
Samuel Henry, by a majority of 4O7.-
This result does not give rise to pleasant
reflections, but prudence suggests to us
the propriety Of not entering into detailed
brought it about. Reasons as plenty as
blackbcrries could be assigned, bat at
this time and in our present not very ami
able temper, it is better that they should
be left unsaid Mr. Rose has been strick-
en- down in the house of his own political
fiiends-the blow came from source
whence it was least expected. BY their
own deliberate act portion Of the De
mocracy Of Cambria county have entrusted
their dearest political interests, as we'll as
those of their fellow democrats through
out the State, to the tender mercies of a
gentleman who, although personally unex-
cep'ionable, is as bitter and uncompro>
missing partisan as can be found in this
or any other county in the commonwealth.
1t is fair TO infer that they knew the con>
sequences OF their own acts. ANY other
conclusion would be base insinuation
against their political foresight and gener-
al intelligence. AS man makes his bed,
so must he lie in it. If, then, the next
Radical Legislature, in imitation Of the
baffled attempt of it's predecessor two
years ago, fraudulently abstracts from the
Sinking Fund nine millions and a half of
dollars, placed there for specific and sa>
cred purpose, and appropriates ii in aid Of
certain rail road projects Of more than
questionable profit and utility-if, instead
of the unholy and infamous Philadelphia
registry law being wiped out of The stat
ute book, where it is foul disgrace, other
unjust and opprc ssive provisions are added
TO it, by which a few more thousand dem
ocrats in that city are disfranchised and
excluded from the ballot box-and if, in
the Congressional apporiionment to be
passed next winter, Radical rope should
be placed around the neck of the Democ-
racy of Cambria with which to hang il as
Eigh as Haman for the next ten YEARS
when all these iniquities, and others that
are sure to come, shall have been con-
summated, the Democrats who contributed
TO bring about these results will perhaps
fully realize the fatal and mischievous eff,
fects resulting from their own suicidal
conduct.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-10-14
4ew Adrertisfmtnts.
CUNDURANCO!
THE wONDERFT-I. RE,,rny roy

CANCER. SYPHILIS. SCROFULA. TTrrr7
SALT RHEUM and ALL OTHER CHRCYIE
BLOOD DISEA ASES
DR. P. T. KEENE having just returned tra-
Ecuador and brought with quantity Of rrs
genuine (und urango Bark. Secured rhr7r--
the official recon nendatiOn and assistance -E
His Excellency the President of Ecuador. AMI
the Government OF that Republic. we ere r-5-
pared TO fill orders for il to a limited ey-a-r
and at a price one-quarJer Of that which r-z
cost OF the first very small supply compelled.
10 charge- a spurious article is now a5re.-
uSed and sold as CundurangO. We have e.
considerable expense, and with the Co-r--s-
tion of the authorities of Lola, the PROVING
Where the plant grows, so directed the chau-5
or supply as to insure that none but the Ee-.
nine article shall be sold by US and W pay
tIcularly call the attention OF the public fl-
their protection, to this fact.
BLISS, KEENE & CO.
60 Cedar 81. NfJ T..
d. W. Bliss, NJ. D., Washington, D. c; ZE
BLISS NJ D., N y; ?. T. kEESE, NJ. D.. y. !.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-10-14

1T is almost inconceivable. and vet the
fact is authoritatively stated. that while the
great conHagration at Chicago was at its
height. two men were caught while engaged
in setting fire to houses which the flames
had not reached. They were hung to the
first lamp-post. which was certainly too kind
a death for them. What could have prom pt
ed men to act in this desperately fiepaish
manner2 Who can explain? Certainly not
the desire for plunder for. if that was their
object, they could not have desired fairer
field than that which the fire had already
given them.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-10-14

The Mayor of Milwaukee has been to-
graz he'd that several towns in the INN.
district of Green Bay have beeu burned
Pishtego village and Sugar Bush sett'ens.,
were burned on Sunday night. Itisrep.r,
ed that over two hundred persons hay. Ds,.
peri,hed in the flames.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-10-14
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-10-14

Four or five persons were killed and forty
wounded 10 riot between whites and blacks
in Philadelphia on election day.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-10-14
"a CARD.

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bro't on by baneful and vicious hanIls. s...-re.v.
numbers have been cured by this nuhss h5ta5 ard
Prompted by desire to benefit the ann, ring
unfortunateT will send the recipe for PREM 70
and using this medicine. in sealed en- l1r5ss
any one who needs it, free ~ chdfyt' V City.
JOS-T, 1NAAN, Station d, Bible House. -
A VOID QUACKSI-Av victim or earn yDrsras-
"a erection, causing nervous debliit,, ,,.,rsrv si-
ture decay, etc, having tried in Na,L meas
vertised remedy, has discovered sli E sIiow-sut-
of self-cure WI hich he will send 70 hls g ' =
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-20
Drugs, Pa
Street, Pet
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OFFICE or
PETROLEUM CHETRE EATLv PscoRD
Dec 20 1871
TIE market IL run end active to-day 81
81 O5. 1909 barrels .old a. that figure, and
500 barrels at tbesame figure.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-20

Philadelphia, Dec. 90.
Crude llX,
Reiihei-2.34.
Dec. 2!1; Jan. 22I4 Feb 22h
AarKet--Very quiet.