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New-York tribune., 1874-12-25
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New-York tribune., 1874-12-25

WHITE STAR LINE.
ZOE QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARVING Tub
I'\IrFD STATES MAIL.
skW AM n lLL-POW ERKb STEAMSHIPS
=, rr,n SATuRDAYS Loa Liverpool - ru02A
nAls In.4 az Corku ca
BAL rtC. ShTIRDAi. Ian. g n Loo
ADEIAIlC. rtRuAi Jan. o. at .:UD
CELTIC. sATCRDAi. Jan l6 a. ll;,D
OCEANIC SaTI1DAf. Ian %. a. 100
RLlt Biz. lRDAf. Jan. 30. At ll:O0 q
From Whit Pier 6e North hlver
ali unrvaed osassAg
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT. .>~
Saloons. state sFronug.roon bsn+csHs Va
hou where rass 'eh ssgssa. AL ssvsxsss~ sS
-
kArhs-saose $50 Rslara r,ckesA si4O feA ~
lAes~ fr,sss raH Ae W. es
cer1iAcates al 10" rates
PaAengcrs o. Aaenoe' A's ''-.-~
NUr1ay. Sweden. luna Australia kMaA As
Drafts 'Fow 9l =. o.~,.,As
sdssA ha - ktsszsss. noslAA e" Nvs$~A ~s~
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25

Corr Meal. Jersey - 2O7rI ~ N0fn Ned, baHT' y.
N.s, ,r,,n 4 lj1 4 Meal. bsr4 fJ0
nrr naai NscN 1JB 81 n -.
Flour Iuet and fsavT htatf ~ - $40" - A. ~
P4nusyivani. a. s. 9Oa ~ l5 -. i,,,.
GGAN-The Whed BArsrt opened tam'' though mere .A'
The 1Id
che cked the export Winter very qnt an1 Hcat ..
~ t. closes y,ry nr,et er .l irregular The better gade oi
sbing are paratiy'y firm. "n er seSlv qnr MIs
Ccsgo Spring aaoa Tor and HoihMe' at - !osH
ii a1ost 10 l ~: ~ IluSl ii =. for NO Milwaukee eAi
in sire. si 20 for Rod Wes;cru 81 30 Tor nie indanI
81 81 for B.Iey hn!e IN ird ana new,
Of TSo--nWcj AZ Fl 80 Barley hs'
se.lY snd quiet; jUJ bn Tworowed state al ~ t
ca. Oats fsir demand Tor the iTa-- r "
o., Geo bush New b" Tri 81 bHH69ic on tue cH an W 80
AZ the prce on ''e'u
At -c White at 1uL,Q72G; Mixed 'iSdbSc on
track ana 90 adnia shoa. Kre ses'S quei 'ne SAes a
SOJ arrivals an1 "tient
rae, aeiniuiei ehs ch"~k hnsp' an prices aye
roe Oh Is MN at 4' ~ Norti
liz a are :OU00 bush. Weste.l MiN"f at sh" &c h
" ,ol seoSt W,,crn Wh;r Suisse; Western 1eo. AZ np
snnibern Yellow aI sc. White al - "a roc'
J-r.er Yrl0S otSJ6~1c. .--.---, =.
nominal Dome>t" str'"f sn' u
far demand O LOO OD N-wUri.rrs - tn~o'c W. auoe
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25
THE MARKETS.
lCarelulir reporteo 'or rHa TsiBuNA.i
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT Or EXPORTS.

TnUEsoAr Dee. "A 1874.
lorIrr complete s; q eI?os 'dJr'i u 't''s 71'h
[ IL. ;u.lar nroier
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25

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as ,, : 1 f. ' ,5 1 @ ,cpr "a IL -. ~ sisa. ause
S:.., . RI, r.ct1.- anr % safe t4r 800,
rrs., Ill -. a. 4 q
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S:a'' Il''o'' 7'''' - ,.t.,f-l. -, r-aAm u.l
tLr ''.''-''.'''' 4t'%''1 =" mo, ~ ~ q 4,1
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] MOI :" Lax ;,,,.' - -, an .rt Nm
"''elI ~ u lie T. .r.u -. % 494
u-o Z g. 80 Il
-
a. cream " e''''' - N-' .... 80.
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anu u s:@r ~ -. II. Z - rI"' 80 -
a promli aEd r. ' .a.-1 M pbiIa.,nha h,.
u -rn. 4 al lo's - .. - and.
ss1'i lhe Tf.l.' .,i. ~ ,pte firm AT 81 c
Ek :'"'l &C. ~tIa.
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h'1 : MA El'''V 30 a. ! 80 ''N ,r,. Il ,.- Il
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New-York tribune., 1874-12-25
loXDoN-BaTk Dcrwen'
80 -b S!gves
poRr .u PRlycy-Br.g ". D. Andrew,
RorryYDAs-s,eamef ROTTERDAM.


s. TH0sAs-Str.rner Oltaro.
N.cluerr pkgs.,..... IL Clothing. cs.......'....'
ST. JOHr y. B., hOOler Champion.
,-,,- nhl. 21U DA.rrsbbls 80 Collars. -
{ II N+IbLs Tyu Lard. it..... 100
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25
Dipioeno Notices.


Nos. 2rI -."j NaoA corner " iHRES 81
At 4 meeting of tL' Board OF Trustees. held
4 Dec g. -7I DIVIDEND Of FOi a. PER INT ~ the cs-
a oc AIRED i'o1 he earnings 4 he past
.,I months ta7,0le Jan. = i,7J.
The books Will tn 20b AMI reo2eaei Jan
. - j. Z. C2UIKSIANK. Secretary. ,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-09
THE K4N DROPS.

A farmer had field of corn of rather large
extent,
In tending which, with toll and care, much
anxious time he spent;
But after working long and hard he saw
with grief and pain,
His corn began to droop and fade because it
wanted rain.
So sad and restless was his mind, at home
he could not STOP
But to his fields repaired each day to view
his whitening crop.
One day as he looked up despairing at the
sky,
Two little rain drops in the clouds his sad
face CHANGED to spy.
81 feel 80 grieYed and vexed," said one, .sto
see him look so sad,
1 wish l could do him some good indeed T
would be glad
just see the trouble he he's had and if it
should not rain,
Why, all his toll, and time, and care he will
have spent in vain
'What use are you!' cried number two, s'to
water so much ground?
You are nothing but u rain drop, and could
not wet one mound" ."
''What you have said, . his friend replied,
Il know is very true,
But IN resolved to do my best, and more 1
cannot do"
''I'll try to cheer his heart bit, so now I'm
off; here goes!"
And down the little rain drop fell upon the
farmers nose.
"Whatever's that?" the farmer cried; "was
it drop of rain?
do believe it's come at last; have not
watched in vain!"
Now, when the second rain drop saw his
willing friend depart,
Said he, ''I'll go well and try to cheer the
farmers heart"
But many rain drops by this time had been
attracted out,
To see and hear what their two friends were
talking so about
"We'll go as well, - number cried, ''as our
two friends are gone.
We shall not only cheer his heart, but water,
too. his corn
We're of! we're OFF, they shout with gIee,
and down they fell so fast,
"Oh, thank The Lordr' the farmer cried,
'the rain has come at last
The corn it grew and ripened well, and into
food was dressed,
Because one little rain drop said, ''I'il try
and do my best
This useful lesson, worllingmen, you'll not
forget, / m sure:
Try, do your best-dO what you can-angsls
can do no more.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-09
II NEW YEAR SONG.

n tear for the dying Old Year
His locks are all whitened with care:
Let him go with his record severe.
Mid warm benediction and prayer
y song for the laughing New Year
a shout for his heaven lit flame;
He scatters the clouds of despair.
And covers corruption with shame.
Breathe odors of fragrant delight
For Hope in her yestal array:
Her II esses are bathed in the light
And her garments are woven of day.
Bring confident words for Old Time,
Whose footsteps are 1astening ever,
But onward, still onward sublime,
Seeking the boundlcss forever.
Bring songs of thanksgiving and praise
An Offering accepted above,
An earnest of bright coming days
In atonement and love.
Speak freedom to millions oppressed,
Be just to your brother, and good,
And the boon shall be ever confessed,
The price Of nations best blood.
Speak, speak then the life giving word,
And OucOming ages shall say,
AS proudly the deed they record,
"A nation was born in day"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-09

\ MACON negro who went into a trance
at revival the other night, was accident
ally overlooked. - hen he found tlls lights
were All out he followed the congregation
and succeeded ~ seriously wslluping one
OF the deacons. lie gives As an excuse that
''dey lugged udder uiggers horne, AID dey
mout as wei luggCd me Dc church amt
40 place tea git up 'stinctious Ii ; 'ciet3,''
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-09
g. ,-' +. MILLTKEN,
2. q. Law and Real Estate AGENT.

,AL s-T---rl-...oAYsEURG, PA.
~. ,.a'a!. .N ~ I,ipN given to the collec-
~ .Inr5 oar,1, ", Blair, Cambria, Hunting
!. 7..h.no ~ ,l' ana CIcarfeid counties.
tl eyrair nlrchase, rent. sell or ex-
Gssse 20 ciII or ,li lind il greatly to their
'''d '' either English or Ger
Sept, 2G, t5I3.-tf.J
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TAKES ON SIGHT, :s&s.sa'ss ss4ss a%" 3: ngs.' e;

I y N IN IIII I
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WARD BE3CRER's family newspaper gives every
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call 1t the 'best business ever offered canYassers.'
We furnish The lightest and handsomesi OUTFIT, and
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itself stands peerless among family journals, being
popular that of its class il has the IrTOe circ
lGtintt tH the 1cOIld! Employs the best literary
talent Edward Eggleston's serial storyi is just be-
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| The Patriot "a
The HARRISBURG
IEkLY PATRIOT

|s7ar ,,..e reading matter than any other
|Irelt lto-1AsAcd IN Pennsylvania. It's lit
H sra,akS is uuqucstioned. and as We
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ltua ar.Suhg on account of its full re-
Proceedings Of that body:
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! WEEKLY POST,
DEN0cRATIC REVOLUTION OF 1873

Ia new phase on American politics, and
'oST viii continue to he, as il has always
rhe fearless, independent, consistent and
advocate of
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-09
OLD NJ AID S.

Teachers, StudenIs, ClCrgyUen- POStmasterS,
and wide-awake Young Men, and Men and Women
of all classes:
You can easily earn n first-class Sewing Machine;
or Books sufficient to stock Library; or some val
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Watch): or a Music Box; a Gold Pen; or a Pho
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occupied time i'm way explained in The circular of
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eI'nnS ::
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J.Taais. ,,I''iSS .rI newspaper in Central
.a,reCafIg,I'.I The only paper at Harris
ier ann associated Press TeIegrams
~ ''' During session OF Lcgisla-
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vance. Address
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4 pVERTIsERS' GAZETTE. so pages
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IDlEIBI.E,-I suffered With Catarrh thlrty
j years, and cured by simple remedy
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teTature and Art
ws And MISCELLANY

,freiye special care aud attention, and will
H. nothing hut the hest and purest Sc
h. fitted Tor the household and fireside,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-09
ITTSBURGH WEEKLY POST

cry sense n newspaper, for the diffusion
\ mi knowledge and information, contain
4 the latest Foreign, Domestic and Local
mn fa Tive latest hour of going to press.
will be carefully edited
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-09
nd Unadulttrated Democracy.
ate of the Peoples Rights

e final triumph OF whose principles the
ty Of the country and the perpetuity
,cratiC-Republican institutions depend.
uufiuue to be the
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-09

,rrIishers Of TEE POST take pleasure in
tS-jrir,r the attention of their numerous
band the public to the annual prospec-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-09
, Live Stock Markets,

POST, one year.. ...-......-....- IS co
~ POST. 8 pages, j6 columns, .....-.. 200
in clubs of five and Ovcr... 80
2rders must he accompanied with the
hich should be sent by L. .. order. draft
express. Specimen copies sent free on
ItiOn. Address the publishers,
JAS. j. BARI * Co.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-09

tall foes whatsoever, in favor of an hon
economical government, and will de-
ih3t the unjust favors between Monopo-
ID the discrimination against Labor and
Or Of Capital, shall be revoked ard re-
tl the People, from whom they were
~ nv cnrrmnt Radic:Il lemisInIinn-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-09
Culture and sndUStyIeS,

ntaiu the latest matters OF importance
III. parts Of the world by malt and tele-
Particular attention will be paid TO
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-20
A Drug store Has n Narrow Escape from
destruction.

About one o'clock, last Friday morn
ing. the ''old ashery," on the bank Of tie
river. at the east end of Washington
Street, was nearly destroyed 10y fire.
The structure, it is supposed, caught ia
some manner from the furnaces used in
boiling the lye for making potash. The
fire companies promptly responded to
the alarm, and succeeded in saving the
frame of the building, although the r. Of.
siding and interior partitions, etc. we're
ali burned. The kettles, pans, and 9th
er implements used in making potash,
were not injured, The ashery belonged
to Charles Yerger and Jscob Seiple. two
young men who had recently purchased
it. The loss is about $500.
On Thursday evening, of last week, a
large lot of wall and window paper. in
the back loom of W. L. Carlin's drug
store, caught fire, and for few minutes
endangered the entire building. The
paper was stored in box shelves, and
their taking fire made big blaze for a
short time The fire was discovered and
put out in time to prevent very much
damage.
About three o'clock, on last Friday
afternoon, the house of Mr.. Perry
Treece, about four and one-half miles
south of FindIay, in Jackson township,
was entirely consumed by fire. The
fire caught in the inside of the house,
from defective flue. and as Mr.. Treece !
and his wife were away from home at
the time, the flames had well nigh en-
veloped the building before it was dis
covered. Two or three of Mr.. freezes |
neighbors saw the fire, and made an ef
fort to extinguish it, but without success.
With the exception of a few articles, |
which his neighbors succeeded in saving, |
Mr.. Treece lost all his household goods, |
with his own and his wife's |
clothing. Ayoung man, who was work
ing for him, also lost his clothing and a
little over ten dollars in money. The |
total loss is about $500, which falls quite
heavy upon Mr. Treece, as he was but
married and was just getting a
good start" in life.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-20
CRUSHED TO DEATH!
4 iioEse Falls Oh "a Mans Head
and kits Hin.
A MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.

\ most melancholy accident occurred
about mile southwest of New Stark,
Van Buren, township, last Friday, be-
tween eleven and twelve o'clock, by
which Mr.. HUGH MCELKOY lost his life.
The circumstances of this sad affair, as
near as we can learn them, are as fol-
lows: Mr. MCELROY was helping to
raise his house above the foundation
The structure had been raised up some
distance with ''screw jacks, and block
ed. Mr. MCELRoY was under the house,
between it and the foundation, examin-
ing or working at them. While in this
position the building slipped from tile
blocks, falling directly OH Mr.. MCEL-
RoYs head, the sill striking across the
temples, crushing his skull and killing
him. 1t required considerable time to
release the body, as the building had to
be raised up, and most of it torn away.
This was done as quickly as possible,
and the body taken to his house.
The deceased was man of about 50
years of age, and leaves wife and fam
lily. He served in the army as a soldier
at the time of the late war, i'll the 99th
Ohio Regiment. His remains were bur
ie d Oh Saturday last.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-20
New Advertisements,

Hume & Hall-0ur Own Correspondent
ConIelrs-HoIiday Goods.
Huber's-Removal-P Drug Store.
Cleveland Leader-Prospectus.
Harper Bros Weekly.
Harper Bros.-MOnthly.
Harper Bros-BaZar
II. +. Wickham-Adm administrator Notice
{. T. O'Neal-Property For Sale.
LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES.
c. Il. Hall & Co.-Toys.
KunZ & Morrison-Gas Filters.
C. B. Hall & CO.-Drop In.
Kunz & Morrison-Pumps.
c. B. Hall & Co.-HOt Coffee.
Kunz & MorrisOn-The Rotary.
C. B. Hall & Co.-Thanksgiving Oysters.
Kunz & Morrison-Gas Fixtures.
{. B. Hall & CO.-Fresh Cracker Meal.
r. ii. Hollyday-New Piano.
c. B. Hall & CO.-HOliday Goods.
Ewing & Redick-Cheap Boots and Shoes
+. b. Zay--Crayon Portraits.
Ewing & Redick-The Best Boots and
Shoes.
F. B. Zay-Crayon Heads.
Ewing d Redick-New Supply
F. b. Zay-For the Holidays.
Ewing & Redick-Save 20 per cent.
+. B. Zay-Premium Pictures.
Samuel Fellers-Strayed
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-20

On Sunday night. the Sth inst, three
boys, of this city, named HUGH CHAIN,
JAMES CHAIN and FREMONT YERGKR,
went to the barn of H f. BROWN, near
McComb, aud took from it eight bushels
and six pounds of clover seed. Placing
it in a wagon. they drove to Fostoria,
where they sold it. After considerable
search and trouble, Mr.. BROWN got
track of the thieves, and on last Satur-
day Constable JOEL MARKLE, assisted
by WM. VANCE, arrested the party
Two of them were arrested in Van
Buren, and the other one here. YERGRR
and HUGH CHAIN were lodged in Jail.
but JAMES CHAIN escaped before the
officers got him there The two who
were captured had hearing before d.
B. BEARDsLEY, Esq, this week, and
were bound over to court in the sum of
$500 each. in default of which they went
to Jail
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-20
lire SforE .5Harkffs.


last LIBERTT. Pa. Nov. -.
CATr-E-!t- eel pts to-day .l73 head; and for
the last two days. 2lS5 head supply fair;
and market active at an advance Of &c or q J
srai-s best 81 -j.56 S5Js; medium to gcCr al
s. iFs6 e.; common TO air 1 CC95 .: stocsers
Sirtgi .; bulls - O. i63 ..
H'Gs-Re eipts to-day $40 head. and for n E
iest Two days go head; best Philadelphia
81 ln97 Is; YorEers IS J396 -.
SHsEP-iIeeeIprs to-day $500 head and for
the last two days II-IOO head; best 81 Jl951U0
medium s. 7J9I -
CHICAGO. Nov. Is. 1874.
CATri E-Receipts ?,JO head active firm
and a shade higher: common 10 exua native
steers 81 OC@S - 4; stoekeTs 81 7SaI %; Texans
81 7jeI5 CU, according 20 quality; shipments
30 Ohead.
HcGs-Receipts 30 COZ head market opened
only moderately active at a range of 50 4n9
6 80 closing strong a So 50G7 81, with all sold;
shipments 1900 head
SHEEP-Receipts l 600 head market active
and firm at s. SSai s5; shipments Il 900 head.
BUFFALO, Nov. is
CATTLE Receipts sic head total for the
wees 81 head MARI ct active at J es,erdsy's
prizes.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-R-ceipts 6,Se0 hesd to-
tai TOR the week lG 2yG head market dull and
SLOW Canaia LAMBS al about last weeks pri-
ces; Western sheep of Ad3sc; quoted at
st 5i@5 o.
HOGs-Receipts j, 40 head; total for the
week 30 800 head: market active and hig her;
Workers 81 5o96 80 heavy hogs 81 0097 %.