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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-03

From the RGUe1nd tOHio) Democrat, Jidl, 1867
a very spirited and interesting Moving Match
was held on the farm of c. II. BOstwicIl, Esq,
near COmpbellspOrt, in this county, on the 18th
inst. There was a large attendance of specta-
tors, and more than ordinary interest mani
tested in the friendly competition. An agree
mcnt had been entered into, between the par
ties representing the different machines that
only Common Machines such as are ordinarily
offered for sale, and not made for special Occa-
sions) should be allowed to enter the contest,
each machine should NOV an equal a'nourt of
grass, and ono-tcam and driver should be used
for all, in order that the trial might be fair
one, and the merits of the machines alone lay
claim to public favor. The '-IITNA' Mower,
made by the -HsTNA Manu- ufacturing Co OF Salem,
Ohio, for which Peter H. Bean appeared Us
agent proved to have the lightest draughI, and
this, with Its simplicity or construction and
beauty of design, combined with its powerful
cutting qualities, made it the favorite of the
day.
Captain \. T King; of Charlestown. was cho-
sen a committee ~ note the draught of each
machine, as Indicated by a dynamometer, which
fpund a ne aS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-03

If the present Town Council of this bor-
ough is to be judged by its acts, its efficiency
is not worth Dragging about. This fact is
proven by the condition OF the streetS-by
the condition of the pavements-by the gen
eral appearance of the borough, and by the
fact that the public pump in front of OaUman' >
store-precisely the point where a public
pump is most needed-has been practically
abandoned for several months past. Who is
To blame for this2-the Council or those who
elected it "a?
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-03

''TUE CIRCUS Is COMING" shouted the
small lsoys of Ebensburg as they thronGed the
streets on Wednesday last for on the walls
were placarCled the gorgeous bills of a circus
company, with pictures OF Slnewy Arabs
whirliug on flying trapeZes, piling in huge
pyramids and indulging i'll those athleticfeats
Of ground and lofty tumbling which all the
aforementioned small boys immediately imi-
tate IN secret places, to be pounced upon by
terror-stricken mothers who appreciate not
in the least the efforts of the wouid-be-acro-
bats Then there are horses and riders,
clowns and ring-masters, all glitteringi in the
brightest of colors, and, in short, the whole
thing tells that the circus is coming. twill
be in Ebensburg on Monday, August 18th.
1t has a Menagerie along with 1t, and the
majestic elephant, in the plural number, will
walk around when the band begins to play.
The ''Mastadon" is now on its first summer
tour. with everything new and fresh. With
a chance to see a circus and menagerie under
one tent, our young friends are in high
state of excitement, and one youngster asked
us with great eyes, if we really thought
man would ride a horse and balance another
on his head, as pictured ON the big show
bills.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-03

CAUTIoN.-Every genuine box OF DIR. Nc
LANES LIVER PILLS bears the signature of
FLEMING BROS, and their private United
States Stamp. - Take no other" The
market is full of mutations.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-03
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease, Consumption. by a
simple fe!hedy, Is anxious to make known to his
1ellOw sufferers the means of cure. TO all who
desire IL, he viii send a copy of the prescription
used. tree OF charge) with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will
find SURE CURE for COiISitnlstfOi, I hinG BrD-
ctftis, &c. Parties wishing the prescription Will
nleiSn aaGriSS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-03

N Office james McDcrmitt as Nil
Chael NcDermitt, John MCDermitt, Mi
chael A McDermit- son of full iSc of Henry
McDermit, deceased, and Charles V. McDcruit,
by mis- Guardian James LitZingcr-I the Court
of Common. Pleas of Cambria County. No %
Decem Der Term, 1867. PIurics- Summons in
Partition.
And now, June Il, 1872, Rule upon James Nc
Dermit, John McDermit, and James Iitznger,
Guardian of Charles V. McDermit, John c.
McDermit, and james p. McDermit, minor
children of Henry McDermit, deceased, is
awarded by the Court to appear therein on the
nrSt day OF next term, to accept or refuse to
take the real estate at the Valuation put upon
1t by the inquest held on the 18th day OF Febru-
airy, y. D. loI1-
Notice to be given to Michael McDermit of
the Rule by publication six times in the Cam
briG Freeman. By the Court.
lSEAL.l From the Record. Certified 18th of
June, lS12. J. X. HITE, Prothou0tary.
AtteSt-W. B. BONACRER, Sheriff. Iic296t I
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. f. =. Tierney have the
sympathies of all feeling hearts, not only be-
cause that terrible scourge, scarlet fever has
robbed them of one of their househould pets,
little Cecilia, aged years and months, but
because their three other children are afflict-
ed with the same disease, though at present
writing it affords us pleasure 10 say that the
recovery of all of them seems probable.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-03

Fatal. ACcIDENT.-Ntr. A. 4. Brooks,
much respected and very useful citizen OF
Chest Springs, this county, was killed in
stantly, on Tuesday last, at his saw mill,
three miles distant from that place. He was
at work cumming a saw at the time, when
the emery wheel burst, and portion of It
striking him on the head, fractured his skull
and caused instant death, stated The
deceased was a Young man. and was only re-
Gently married a an honest, worthy man
and an excellent mechanic he stood high in
the community, and his shocking death is
source of heartfelt regret to many besides
those connected with him by the bond OF
blood. We believe he was born somewhere
in New England.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-03
TIE FIRST T0TR OF THESE EXHIBITIONS

on the American continent. and they are given
under FOUR MONSTER TENTS, mammoth
water proof Pavillions capable of seating 5000
spectators, with seats so arranged as to give all
an opportunity of Witnessing the exhibition
PRESENTING ALL for ONE PRICE of ADMISSION.
The most complete travelling exhibition in
America. This gigantic establishments. organ
lied for 1872; requires TO ind 1G0 horses for
its transportation.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-03

a CARD.-MJ Editor: The Singing Glass
referred to by your Johnstown correspond
ent, g Rob Roy" in his last letter, desires
most heartily to thank that gentleman for
the kind and complimentary mention made
ny nm or our late Principal and teacher
Prof MARSDEN, who, though absent will
never be forgotten, as it was only through
his eXertions Jealous and energetic teacher
as he is that we were fitted to fill the posi-
tion we did ut the last County Institute.
We are also greatly obliged To Mr. w. p
DAVIS, of Johnstown, for his proficient aid
as organst ON the occasion referred to.
Yours, &c, SINGING CLASS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-03

DIR. IsENBEEG, of East Altoona, is having
entire success i'll the use Of his Improvements
in Artificial Dental Plates. The wearer has
double the satisfaction of any other plato
made by tlie profession. Any one needing
teeth should the improvement before GO
ing elsewhere. Office hours from \. NJ.
until p. NJ a competent assistant Will be
in the Office in the evening until o'clock.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-03

VIII be given at the ground at O'Clock, p. m,
before the opening of the doors for the after
noon performance. MISS II. CODONA will
make a grand ascension upon Il single wire, 800
feet long, from the ground to the top of the
center pole of the Pavilion, wind and weather
tiIl.r
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-03
The sggnas':i' and Equestrian Departments
under the able direction of
MI. H n KING.

The great and only MdIe ADELINE FoNTAIN-
B!EAU, Lady GymnaSt and Ceiling Walker, Ira
peZe Performer aud AntipOdist, besides her in
comparable Comic Hat Spinning. The featS of
thiS,the most beautiful LADY in America,must be
seen to be appreciated. Language fails to con-
Vcy anything like Il just idea of her great merit.
MGlle. CODoNA, the world famed premiere
Equestrienne, whose bold and graceful feats of
equitation it is impossible 10 rival.
Mons. D'ATALIE, the Man of Steel, with the
Iron Jaw, lifts Il 40-galOn cask filled with liquid,
besides man holding two 50-pound weights,
with his teeth alone.
Mdlle. ANGELA. the Female Sampson and the
Wonderful Artierist- who will hold cannon
charge il before the audience.
Mdlle. GABRIELLE MACARTE, the charming
Lion Tanner and Queen of the Menage-
Mdlle. CARRIE CODONA, the Female BlOndin,
the most brilliant Tight Rope Dancer and As
CenSiOniSt before the public.
MIR. HARRY CODONA, the reckless and unap-
proachahie SOmersault Rider and unquestion-
bly, the best general performer in the country.
The WALHALLA ROTHERS-MaN, John and
Edward-the EmpcrorS of the Gymnasium, late
of Rcntz' Cirque la Empereur, Berlin, Prussia.
Their first appearance in this country.
THE names Of the many other great artists
are omitted for want of space.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-03
4 MagMittceat Street Pratession

OF Oriental splcndor will be given morning
OF day of exhibition, at IL . clock precisely, led
by the Egyptian Car of Alexandria, containing
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-03

THE song says That ''IOm BOIynn, his wife,
and his wife's mother. all went down to the
bridge together; the bridge broke down, and
they all fell in we are going TO the devil =
said Tom Bolynn." But they dIdn' It go, for in
stead of being drowned, they foated ashore on
aplank of the Philadelphia platform, and forth
with betook themselves to farming and house
keeping, preparatory to which they bought a
big lot of farm implements, stoves, hardware,
tinware, groceries, etc, ut George Huntley' s
mammoth cheap store, where everybody who
reads this shOuld go and do IikeWiSc.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-03

How To Go WEST--If you want to go West,
take the Ebensburg branch train at a. M, ar
rive at Cresson at Z, and-if you are in hurry
jump the Emigrant train at p. If
things work right, the likelihood is that you
will arrive at Pittsburgh in due course of time,
where-if you have not got far enough west
ward-they will Likely give you further infor-
nation. On the railroad, they run by time, and
therefore il behooves you, before starting to
call on Cham. Roberts and buy good Ameri-
can watch. West or no west, buy from Cham.
THE report that blacksnake fourteen feet
lon9 was seen dragging its ponderouS tail along
on the farm of one Smith, in Yoder township,
lacks confirmation. But the report that s. J.
Hess * Bro, 24l Main street, JOhnStOwn, have
marked down their stock of nice stylish ready
made clothing to the lowest notch is vouched
for by all Who have been their to see Big cities
may trot out larger stocks than Hess q Bro,
but better goods at the same low prices cannot
be found inside Or outside of any city.
BRING yOur cash to NJ. l.. Oatman and get
more than full value for il in elegant goods.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16
Founded on aRock!

The disappointed adventures who have
from time to time attempted to run their
worthless pOtiOns against DRAKE's PLANTA-
TION BITTERs, VOW that they cannot under
stand what foundation there's for its amazing
popularity. The explanation is simple enough.
The reputation of the wOrl,lrrnOwned tonic is
founded upon rock, the Rock OF EXPERT
ENCE All its ingredients are pure and whole.
some. How, then, could trcksters and cheats
expect to rival it with compounds of cheap
drugs and refuse liquor, or with liquOrl.ss
trash in state of acetOus fermentation? OF
course the charlatans have come to grief
Their little game has failed. Their contempt
for the saRaCty Of the community has been
fifty punished. Meanwhile PLANTATION RIT-
TIERS seems to be in fair way of eventually
supsrsrding every other medicinal preparation
included in the class to which it belongs. In
every state and Territory Of the Union it is
O-day, the accepted specific for nervous de-
bility, dyspepsia, fever and ague, rheumatism
and all ailments involving deficiency of vital
power.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16
A PerilOnS AeAsOu.

Glorious aud delis htfal Us the Summer weather is
its tropical heat severe trial the vital powers
Even the strongest sometimes Frustrated by it.
effects The common phrase applied to th, con,ii
ton of the body is general debility" Now. zen
eral debility arises from. and includes variety o
ailments. The liver Is Inors less sffectea. the
bowel. are either ronstipated too much relax ed
the stomach but half performs the work Of digestion
the appeti poor and the spirits dc pressej Thi.
is what is called general debility. Il is general
dissrrangement Of all the physical functions and
requires as a remedy medicine that will regulal,
hem all Hostettsr's Stomach Bitters is specially
adapted to this purpose Its genera! operation /.
not confined 70 single OrGan;l II the liver b afec
tod. it restores its tone II the nerves are tremu
the mind which ever syn mpsthiEes with the bolr
is gloomy and Ge.pondent it relieve the difficulty
and soon brings the whole mechanism Of the body
into harmony with the laws Of health.
There is no civilized nation in the Western Hem
isphore in which the utility Of Ikststt4r'% Stomach
Bitters as tonic corrective. and anti biluu. med
icine. is not known and appreciated Throughout
the Tropics it Is Onsisiere both by the peofis aud
the profession. the standard specific. While it il
medicine for all seasons and sll climates it is
pecialiy suited to the complaints generated by tn.
weather. being the purest and best vegetable stun
uixnt in the world.
Bswnre Of ths Btters, made Of acrid snd danger
fous materials. which uhscrupulous parties are en-
eavoring 10 ioist uoon the people. Their name i,
legion and tlls public hse asf Rsarantss thar they
are not poisoners. Aihefe ~ tho tried remedy.
llostetters Bitters. sold only in glass and never ii
kegs OF barrels. #ttEzt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16
the STATE.

Rev. u. d. Wat-on Of Wilmington, is to fin
the NJ. Z. Church pulpit OF Suyana mex,
Sunday.
There will be Camp Meeting held in Mr.
RASH woods. mead Pierson's Corner, to com
mence August 23d.
On Monday last 25 car load. Of peaches wer.
shIPpe'i from Clayton. The heaviest shipipen,
last year was q cars
A number OF persons in Kent county have moi
taken out their licences and paid their State tax
and the Clerk Of the Peace, threatens to "rc
for EN-"
Mrs. Jane Clever an old lady of II year,
dropped dead whilst standing at the dinner ts
he, at her ressdenre, below Delaware City, la
Wednesday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16
DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye Acts Instantaneous,,
L,uneh es New ocean steamer.

FN!LADxL1nrA. August l5.-.An immense
crowd asssAblsd on the KsnsinRton river front
sn~ q morning to witnsss tho launch Of the steamer
psnnsylvania, the hlst of tho Liverpool line.
nvsfy adjacent point. including three other
essaus1 Of the same line on the stocks ut
Cnaps shipyArd, wa throngsd. The river WINS
we crowded with stsamsrs snd other craft
.osasd dovn With spectators. At the appointed
ans the vast hull, S66 test long, commenced to
love- AMID greet cheering. but had scarcely
moved hss own l.sagth when some obstruction
On ne way msrred the beauty OF the launch.
AIts, .aatt dssay rtua hsaEs pulled her OF. and
=. .ao me hoatsd INTO MD stream amid salute and
NE cheers Of Thousands.
n IL cheAs AsaAy In the launch of the steamer
ssan;ylvens wss caused by the tallow on tbs
sav'nR melted and run OF by the extreme
sest OF the wsathsr. The hull received NO dam
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16
d z D..

"wUD " AIkDi-On the ith inst. ftsr short i'll
,sr ot Charles y. and Vaiie J. Woodward. AGED
L, ~ years !! months and = days ''"0
The relatives and friends urc rcsucct f,llv
!" n.tenl n.r iunernl. AT the residence Of her M
;emr' ;s ~ Fith street SATURDAY afternoon l1rh
tery. without further notice ~" "e"'e
Manch chunrk Pa ,anl. .Fre,lcrck. Nd. papers
Farlhs conflicts with thee now are ore ,hu,r
sate from every icnr ~ @'
,"" thoueh We cannot come to thee the Sny lou, :
. ever near: " ~~ ~~
Ae wi'l protect our precious rhd and iol,I her Il
Rluflou' rest. '''
Yes. We will meet thee rrecjou,, chilli wt,,, all
earth : tns are Ger. IT, "
y" .h"e bright plans ut endless JOY where rarinp
- ~ more
"hrre we VIII JOIN the angel bands aud sing re
Ieemlng love.
Aud or from the Sn v,our .tr.y IA, ,b,, hs;l
world above.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16

~ LIy,NGsToNE COMING TO AxER1cA.-T The
New York Times states that information has
peen received from a.sO,lrce that DR.. Living.
stone is 50 disgusted with the nevisct h.
believes ne has received from his own coun-
.v.r., cn us omat :, u, s'nds upon leaving Africa.
llaturalized. This is his own statement.
made In a private '"'e'"e'''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16

VI CORRESPONDENCE tfiFff
New Movement.D .5tgl
we Fe's''sd tis following ys.t,rasy. rAe.aop,.-
''e"t seems to have been secret one. as mos. Of
'"e po''t'can' were ent,rsiy in Che dsrk in refer.
snce to 1t until last evening. and Is some what a,.r
'"e iaah'on OF the notorious Know. Nothing move.
ment: ~
wnAisoros. Del, Aug. l5u,. 1872.
=. a. an informal meeting kel,t nj the Board Of
,s-n Aooms Thursday evening. August 18th.
al ,pted WIZ ""''"s'y
Resolved. That a committee Of two fry,n each
y, n.y., one from each political party, be appolnte
~ seeure the names Of suitable persons to ,e pu,
u. nomination for the ensuing election of Council
n.'" win Instructions to report to this meeting
v" saturday evening" the l7th inst
nes"ived, That the foregoing resolution he pub
''.eu IN the city papers, and that all citizen.
m,ho"t ', distinction Of party feeling, Interested II
'"' S"",ect he cordially invited to meet ut ta,
P',se o." Saturday evening
ahlo"fiied To meet ut the Bmrd Of Trad. Room
." Saturday evening. August lyth, at 3 uciok.
EEo. RICHARDSON, President I
+ BARRY. Sec'y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16
Peach Shipments.
The "oess Dsys" and their Danger.

Atthis season Of the year the blood Is apt
to become impure. the appetite poor, the
skin sallow. the body enfeebled, the system
relaxed, making II susceptible to attacks of
cnLis end feyors, rheumatism, eruptions Of
ne skin, and the development of the effects
q mo inJudici0us use of calOmel. All this
trouble may Be avoided BY the use of few
Gotiee OF Or. TUFTS Sarsaparilla and Queen s
Delight. 1t Is harmless in its effects, but a
powerful enemy to diseases. Try it, and
you Will End It friend In need.
Or. Tuft'A Halc Dive eta Insts MT n naoua.,r
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16
Ne 10 Truly a ssu mp Speaker

Who. when talking. exhibits mouthful of stumps
II You would keep your dental fixtures III p.rtr,
talking order. use the fragrant sozoDoNT ,iahy
the recipe is simple but sure.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16
DIssoLuTIoN OF copARrSERsnIr.

NolICE.
- tn" Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com-
Iany have completed arrangements th carry Nancy
Pack s"s and Express Matter to an from all pO,nts
an the line oi their road and West ca ester.
Express matte seut to Fra nklin r.irgrsph o 0ice
NJ. est Third street their Depot. front
and Madison. or orders lett with McMuliei \ Seal,
delivering agents. will ,e'.ive prompt attention.
q. SToLZ.
ap6-N Eenl SUIT W. \ k. X. X Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16
Notica.

Edward NoKeIvy st. a1.. In Chancerv,
New Gustlo (a.unfv
Cornelius Mcurenrea. et. al Causs of Partition
In pursuance IT srder Of I'd Chs ncsilor jo IL
persons having any lien or liens al, sting the 10
terest"r estate OF t"vn .Ius Mrsrsur.e. kosa es-
nan. PATRICK Mundy, Ann Munay, T.thsr,ne Mo.
Shields. Hannah Shields and Johu No sgIs. or
either OF them in tho auis prsss iAss IL which
sail cause relaies, are hereby notified to ie ne
';ion setting forth the nature >sd anou nt Of the
.sme N IN The Once OF to. Register IN Ch.ace,y for
day in Septsnbsr. \. y. 1872. and to svusAr and
prove said lien liens at ths ensuing tern Of the
Court. before the rising Of the Court ou the third
day OF the term. CHAS B LOkR Trvstee
Wilmington. Del July 2. 1872 u "a Rtsepa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16

~ WV t.ox y enjoying genuine sensation.
ss;.oa . - v'etins a yellow fever On board the
vssl Muoancia, who's arrival ut that
ss,s ~ 4: essootrssd yessrday, have died aud Wszs
's1ssd N ths qu,rastins csustsry.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16

.nS sppesn y. that B!shop Bayley, Of Newark,
r. rcs.1 sS 1,an9p Elder. has bean appointed BY
.ay,ey, Who Was formerly an EDisoopslian
va born In New York city In 1914.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16

WIN. H. Stats Ip Ct.uesry.
Johu p. Collins. ct al. Gauss OF Psrt,sioo
In pursuance Of xn order VI the Chanc, iIor in the
aNve cause made NJ the September Tenn A b
the interest nf lam II sta.ts John p. Collin,
susan Jane Coll ns HI wife. 3sorve Stasts John
Edmund L. stats. or either Of thew. 10 The lands
and pr. m'ss to which said cassr vsis,es ere hcre-
oy n"tihe to hle reIition s.ttiaS tosth the M
Register in Chancerv tor New Castle oospty. te,,
days before the first u oniXy in Ssrtsm bef. 4 IL
the ensuing term Of the Ccur before he risieg i
the Court on the thirt day vt the tsru
GEO u RODNEY Trvstse
New Castle. July "a. 1879 -wtsep7
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16
me. Yellow Fever at Now York;
9esman Bark Adrlft- Mortality o.

Nsv YoRK. August l5-Ths German bark
soaa rredsrch. which arrived last night, left Sa-
~ n Mar for Stettin. with crew Of nine. six
y veom died prior 70 August 7th. since which
~ 1s vsssel he'd been drifting along the coast
~ Caps HAttesaa. With one seAman and the
SsoH NICK with the yellow fever She was fallen
..S x,sh q Sandy Hook yesterday. by pilot boat,
~. 10y towed INTO ths lowsr quarantine. Her pss-
has been one Of horror.
.as os'g Liberty. Dsvsrsux, arrived last night
- ~ Aaasllo. having lost QUE man ON the voyage
~ were tArse sick on board, but the captain
hi cfev deny having yellow fever The hoepi-
NJ. aoetor here: however. has no doubt the sck-
~. thought that al but three Of the twelve
VII recover. ~ ''''' 'r''-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16

-, -. New York Herald. in reviewing the fnan-
....s sStoat'oo Of the country, recently said The
m.s .0 ~ our national finances have been badly
s1eson, or rather Of Mr Bourw.LL is failure. "
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16

THE PEOPLES coLuMn.

~! BRIEF LETTERS GLADLY RECEIVED I.oxa
.o. .uS!eArioNs ~, Will NOT Bk PRINTED wv
nsh IN NowisE REsroS ,lslx roR rux v,rw.
or coRREsroSDRNrs - u: A"H '1h"'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16

The QUrcKsrEP AGAIN VIcrORIoUs-A
match game Of base bali was played yesterday
afternoon betwesn the Atlantic b. B. c. of New
Castle and the the Qnickstep. of this city, which
resulted in favor Of the latter by the following
score:
Innings, ! 2 8 4 5 G SO