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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06
HOLLOWAY'S
VERMIFUGE
CnNEECyrTn

CONNECTIONS.
Dr.. Holloway, some ansss ysan -, witnsssine
The distress seeasaossd sekly cAldres il takirr The
= sSss. and fro. he nost sssssvs q ~, rene
dice suceesdsd IN separating thstr sesivs medical
psspertss, pare. tAstelsss aud insdaroas Then, 81
- agreeable CONNECTION, foss1 the prevent rssv.
lAs RspD0s1vn vnemguoe known -
noLLOwAYg vRRAIFUGR CONNECTIONS.
which have alnoss entirely supescsAsd the old
.aeseous vsrmifaee, - the delight Of Tie poor stie
saaersrs. Is eonsains NO Calouei OF etAsf poison
@ HIsAIy esteemed 10 this Pspalar ver,if.s,. ~
The profession. that III intelligent Physicians Who
know Of them. prescribe them q preferences % other
fsnsliss. q mot only more pleasant to take. bot
Passsts and susrdisas, having ths ers sfehilar.,.
should keep them - iamiiy medicine. for tAsy not
only sr,aisa -, e
gans, - prevalent with children.
HOLLOWAY'S
ARNICA PLASTERS.
The Original and snly tree Arniss Plsstsrs pee
seseipR the great healing properties
Of the Arsisa Fieesrs.
The curative eases VI these Plassr ID an eases OF
pain weakness In the breast, side or Jack oud n
sl case. q Innsnnatca q he Laag:. and Dough,
Physicans pssseribs them. Al tAousasdo rceon.
nend then. OBsnavD Holloway rs the Orisfnei
aad only tfas Arniea Ptastsfs.
II Els H ELL y
OINTMENT.
This Ointment. aftsran experience Of twenty yesrp
s:: proved iseelf sovereign remedy for all diseases
case On which II Was ssed, curing many obstinate
cases OF fifteen ~ twenty years standlrg that had
previously resisted al remedies prescribed bv ~
beet medical talent In tho country lts effect s -
tonishing. In few days the soreness and irritation
| 10 removed; the ekin becomes smooth and healthy
and rsnsiss permanently healed, without the use Of
any other remedy,
Thus. TsrrnR, SALT RaErn, lrcn selprr.'s rrun,
1BysrPnAs, Rlof0HD, PIHPln, and sverv Torn Of
disease the skin y penetually cared no natter Of
hsw long standisg. 4 has cured bad eases Of In
TLAnHB b nIlps, and Discharge nom the Ear vhcn
nothing else would heal them. PliEs. that hsve -
estsd - Other treatmebt fOs many yeose. M -
esetualy cured ~ the use q eely ons ~ q m
Eminent BuRss, 0cAlSs, and OH Oorns. IL hsaie
IN very short time. rnio6 20 Cnxr IA tos. II
not sold by your Druegst send = cents 10 JoSntoa
Holloway D CoWde1, PAuedslphis, . bex Mn IL
sent free Of postage e Any address.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06
Annual Meeting.

MuR REGULAR ANIMAL MEETING or rHn
i Stockholders OF the First National Baak Of Dav-
snpost 1owa. for the election Of Dreetors win b
asld q TIE BANK on Taesday. tAs 18th dsy Of Jasa
huoo soaMlDf. ose>sss. :
Daveapest, lewe, Dee. ., IL. -1l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06
DIR. JOHN BULL
Manufacturer And vssder Of the Uelehr,He1
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP
ron sns cvas o
FEVER AND AGUE
Or Chills and Fever.

The pPspristss Of tAis selsbrassl ned,e,.s
sstly claims for II supsriority ever eli re~e.
dies svss eEsred 70 the pubiie tor TIE eaSs. e,r.
tain, sp ssdy end permanent care Of Asue and
Fever. or chilis and fever. whether Of shsrt or
eng standipg. He refers TO the entire western
ana southwsstsfn ssantry 70 bear him Testimony
10 the truth Of the assertion. that in no esse
whsasssr will Il fail 70 cure. Il shs directions ere
strictly followed and carried ont. In . srsst
many cases single dose has hssn SUFFICIENT for
. cure. and whels families have bssn cured bv
single bottle, with : perfect restoration or The
general health. II il, however, prudent. anl
Il every case more eeItsin - cure, il IL ~ 10
continued il smaller doses fer . week Or two
aftsr the disease he's been checked, more espee-
tally il di1eult asd long standing bases. Usu.
ally this nsdicine will not require any aid q
keep the bowels II good order s,esld TIE -
tisnt, hswsver, require . eathartie nsdieipe.
afssf having toksn thPss sr fear deees Of ~
fsaie, siegls deee u BsII's vDsDsAsss PAsnY
Pn1s will b saesisnt.
- DIR. JOHN BULLS Principal oHes
Rs - NnA. Crsss street, LsuisviIls. ~.
~ oslsosy I'll Drugsiss - Gsssssa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06
nlISHLER'S HERB BITTERS


win positively CURE TALL DISEASES Arising
fssm disorderea state Of the Blood. Stomach Or
Eidnsys These B,ttese are not to becssed with the
various pleasant preparations sold at Bars and
other places under the Of Cordials, Bitters.
Ncctars, &C.. because
MISHLER'S BITTERS
Are truly medicinal preparation and are offered
- the public solely On their curative vftues; b
cause shsss Dtsrs ass 10 care III Of
YRvBR AND A0UB, IssnnrsvaaY and DsLlsoUs
Ysxus! CHOLERA. Cholera Morbss, Osampe,
Cello. Diarrhoea, Dyssntsry aad Ill a6sstioas 81
the kidneys
Mishlsr's 0reen Label Bitters.
Cares Scrsfsla, sef6fals. Secondary asd Tertiary
Nypsllis. WAits Swelling Or Nscsosss. Old Runaing
Dsses and Uleers. Iaaanitory Rhssnatsn, and ~
wssst fernssf Skin Diseases.
Mishler's Red Label Bitters,
Cusss diseases peenliaf - fenalee: AnSoot.
sAoa, Disnsnorrhoa, Msnorhagia, Wonb Dfseas-
-, Chlososis o. 0rseA Sickness, Lslcherrhagia,
Or Whites. and falling ofthe womb.
S.D.HAKrMAN d CO.. Propr'stors. Laacaster,
Pa. For sale BY all respectable Drsgsists.
K1pSsnd for Circular and learn the ingredients ei
the only truly Msdcated Bittsrs ever offered to the
public aprilSe dfy
No Excuse.
Fer Gray lair, dsndraiY, or badness. They cen
oil b prevented OF cured by using Woods Improved
Hair Restorative. We mean what We cay and can
prove. Sold by Druggists and BARRIERS.
Price a per bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

o801UOo
sam'l 9. Boyd, Solicitor Of Patents, 2ce
Pine strsst. st. Louis, officially reports to
the DsxocRAr the following Patents
granted Missouri and Iowa inventors for Tire
week ending December 2stb, 1859:
IOWA
J. A. II. Collins, Ksokuk, blu holders !;
E Hsrbsugh, Washington, fastening and
Strengthening for horse collars !; S. L.
Richardson, Webster City. bee hive A. s.
Ballsrd, Mt. Pleasant. ies cream freezer !:
j. o. Hcnct, Iswa City, device for sup.
porting wagon tongues.
MISSOURI.
J. q. Garrett. St. Louis, moulding pipe !;
c. J. jackson. st. Louis, filters J. Pen.
dsrgast, 81. Louis, psls fer horse cart.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06
WICK
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1869.

THr nrst edition Of OK HsypRD TsorsASp o.
vloks Illustrated CaialOs of Seer and Guide in
tho Flower GarRen 10 now Published. II makes c
work iieo pages. beautifully illustrated. with about
$50 Fine Wooa kngra.ings Of Flowers and vsgst-
ab,es, and sn
ELEGANT coLoRED PLATE,
A AbOQUET OF FLOW GR0.
lila the most beautiful q well q the mose H.
etructive Floral 0aide pablishsd. giving plain ana
tsoropsh directions for the
Culture ~rFlowors 4 Vegetable
The Flora. Gnide 10 pnblished for the benefit Of
my customers. TO whom II b sent free without sp-
plicaton. hot will b. forwarded 10 ell Whe nsy ap
Ply ~ Aan, for fen Ceats, which % nse half Tie
eeet. Address JAMES WICK.
eocN RecoeoooP. n. y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

D. JonH BULL-Dsar Mir: have recently
gwen your WORN Destroyer" several trials
aud find il wonderfully sl1easious. 1t has net
failed in . single INSTANCE to have the wished for
effect. en- doing pretty large country pras-
ties, and have daily use for ssms article Of ths
kind. I IN free - confess that bnsw Of no
remedy recommended By the ablsst authors that
10 % certain and speedy n lie effects. On the
contrary they are uncertain in the extreme. Ny
object in writing you 10 to And sut upon what
tsrms can GET the medicine directly from ysu.
If can get it upon sasy terms, I shall use
great deal Of il. l am aware that the use Of
such articles 10 contrary to the tsachings and
practice Of great majority Of the regular line Of
M.D.'s. but SEQ no just cause or good sense in
discardinR . remedy which ws know TO be eff
cient. simply because w may be ignorant Of it,
combination. For my part, shall make ito
rule to use al! and any means to alleviate suffer.
ing humanity which may be able to command
not hesitatlng because so.no one more ingenious
than myself may have learned its effects hrst, and
secured the sole right to secure that kno wledpe
However. IN, by no means an advocate or sup.
porter Of the thousands of worthless nostrums
that Hood ths country, that purport to cure al
manner Of disease to which human Gesh 10 heir.
Please reply soon, and inform me OF your best
terms. am, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS P. CLEMENT, n. b.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

Train has gsos 70 Ooaba, and Onaha
0o'e help hefsslG.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEN.
Stony Point. White Co., Ark, May IS. '@.
Oh. Ioxx BuLL-Dear Sir: Last February !
was in Louisville purchasing drugs, and 80
some Of your Sarsaparilla and Cedron Bitters.
Ny son.in.lsw. who Wa with me in the store
hss been down with rheumatism for some time.
commenced on the Bitters. and soon found his
general health improving.
DR.. 0ist, who has been il bad health, tried
them, and hs also improved.
Dr.. CsGss, whs hiss bssn in bed health Ter
several ysass-stsmash aad liver aasetsd-As
inprsvsd nseh BY The uss esyesr Bittsrs. In
Issa The Csdrsa Dittsrs Aavs given yea great
popularity in this settlement. think ssuld
sell great ssantity efyssr medicine this Fall.
especially yesr Csdres Bisssrs and ssrsparilla
Ship n via Msnphis. care u Rickstt
1 Nicely.
Respectfully.
o.. WAiua.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06
BULLS WORN DESTROYER.



wide Re00erss
have received many tsstiaenisls from pre-
fsssional and medical men, - ny Aimaaaes and
various publications have shown. al Of which
are genuine. Thsfoilowing letter from highly
educated and popular physician in Georgia, 10
certainly one Of the most sensible cemmuniea-
items have ever received. DR.. Clsusat knows
exactly what be speaks Of, and his testimony
deserves to bs written in letters ef gold. Hear
what the Doctor says Of BULLS WORN De
sTROYER:
vrLLAEew, WALEsa CosNSy. Ca,
Jsse ssth. 1885.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08
DECEMBER g. l8s9.-QUADRUPLE SHEET.

with maste. When they arrived IN town Master
TOOK her TO Dig sl6ne building on Broadway, NOT
la hs,or lr0 Mouss sae wIsh The tai s5sspetne
Out. She remained email "' IN 1 the room room "ior Tor
abouI an hour, when Q 1nc, TALL dark
complexlIhed man came In with master. and .
woman with bundle IN her arms followed them
behEd him very loud, and then the bundle began to
cry-that Is, little weak voice was heard among
the clothes. Master and the man talked together
near the window for 0 few minutes, and then the
put that bit OF paper in between the leaves
OF Is. The woman who carried the child
was coarse and ugiy, and wasn't the mother OF the
daring at ALL The nurse took the babe from her
the book himself ana afterwards gave it to mlssls.
She however, did not like to keep It, ana gave it TO
the nurse WhO treasured 1t safely. AZ for the child,
she was long time In teethnR, and had the measles
bad but grew up as sweet as any flower Ii the
garden.
TINS was the old crones story. 1t confirmed the
young ladys suspicious but failed to satisfy her.
WHO WAS HER FATHEHS
who was her mothers These were questions she
frequently asked herself but could not answer. Her
adopted parents would give her no Information. To
unraye the mystery II possible she day left her
home aud wandered out into the world alone. But
she groped In the darkness and, alas fell more than
once; but her spirit was not broken. Desplsed and
wretched she lies on her pallet in prison, still un-
conquerable in her desire to know hersell-still
yearnng for the peace the world denies her.
There are certain facts connected with the manner
OF her adoption by the family In which she was
reared which point to foul play somewhere; but IL
might thwart the efforts already being made 10
rave Lne mystery were they 10 be puD5ned at pres
ent. tbs much, however, may bc stated, that the
"anonyman Is undoubtedly she daughter OF English
brought to this country and given for adoption by
gentleman IN the, British diplomatic service.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08
CLEARED.

s.eswssp Scotia Br. Judkns Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamship The Queen Br,, Thompson, Livspool-Naonsi
! Steamship Idaho CBr Cutting, Livcrpool-wnlams 4
Steamship Virgo, Buckley, savannah-Murray Ferris 4
Co.
steamship FanIte, Freeman Wilmington, NCJ Lorlard
Steamship Niagara, Bakeman, Norfolk, Cty Point and
Rchmond-Oid Dominion Steamship Co.
snip American Union, Grant, L0ndon-Grnnel, Minturu
ACo
BARK Pacific (Br) Frazier, swansea and Bristo-C L
Wright h Co.
Bark Lorena, Patterson, Civita vecchia and Lcghorn
Walsh Carver,
Bark sancho Panza. Wiley, LisDon-H U Brook.
Brig Thayer, Baker Gibraltar for orders-J Henry.
Brig Susan Bergen Davis, Palermo Fabbri &.Chaunccy
Scbr 9 Lane, Whttemorc, Parn-I X Amsinck Co.
&Co.
schr John Rose, Howell. Dcmarsra- Ed Rowe Co.
schr John Atwood, dalleshaw, 81 Thomas and market
B Weinberg.
Dolz.
schr Godfrey, Godfrey. Newbern-Thomas, Holmes 4
Co.
schr Francis Edwards, West, Boson--w 7 Clyde
schr White Swan, Collins B0ston--W Clyde.
schr Harvest, Corwn, Bristol and PreydcnceH Jack.
son Co.
Steamer Concord, Jones, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08
ACCIDENT ON THE EnlE RAILWAY,

On Monday evening the Buffalo express train left
Long Dock at the usual hour, $3.50, drawn by two
locomotives, in consequence OF the severe snow
storm. Just the train had crossed the bridge over
the Passaic river, Paterson, piece of the rail
was broken out or place, and the second engine and
three cars were thrown from the track Great con-
fusion prevailed for while, but II was dIscOv
cred that no one was injured, nor were the cars
much damaged, although thrown across the rails In
q manner TO completely blockade both up aud down
tracks. 1t was three O'Clock yesterday morning be-
fore the train was lifted upon tho track again, and
all travel IN botn directions was impeded for several
hours. In position exposed to the fun blast of the
furious storm, The employees had arduous task and
tae passengers mad some dniculty in Keeping COM
Portable. The rail is supposed to have been broken
by the frost Had the accident occurred ON the
bridge itself the result fs horrible to imagine.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At NEWARK, H. J.

Shortly after nine O'Clock last night fire broke
out in extensive jewery factory located on Oliver
street, between railroad avenue and Mulberry
Streets Newark, N. J. The fremen, with their
engines, &c, were promptly on hand, but the nre
mad gained such headway that 1t was not for several
hours after that II was entirely snbdued. The bud.
ing, an extensive three story brick, was saved,
apparatus, suffered severely. Some jewelers. were
busy at work when the flames were first discovered
They were rescued IN q half sufrocated condition.
The building is owned by Mr. J. ID. Nealer and
was occupied In part by Messrs Neser and
Redway and Messrs. Gening, Krementz d Co. The
fire originated in the basement near the enameng
room. The loss could not be estimated but VIII
scarcely fall short Of S. 600. hreman was reported
to he severely injured
The New York herald., 1869-12-08
Eckci Declares His Innocence Of Any Conncc-
ton with the Murder Of DR.. BnrdelI.
IRON the Albany Argus, Dec. n

From the Albany Argus, Dec. ~
After the announcement had Deen made to Ecke1
that ne must die we are informed that ut the sug-
gesIlon OF prominent citizen, Eckeps partner in
cYin1e, Cacott, had an interview with him. for the
purpose OF drawing from him any disclosures he
might feel disposed to make In regard TO the murder
OF DR.. Burdell. it Is stated that Ecke emphatically
declared that he was entirely gui.tiess Of
any connection with the crime, and that
he did not know who committed 1t. He added that
be entered the house about eleven O'Clock on the
night OF the murder; that he was met by Mrs.
Cunningham in the lower hall; that he noticed she
appeared confused and excited; that she preceded
him up stairs to mis- room; that she stopped on the
way up stairs and closed DIR. Burdeli's bedroom
door; that she accompanied him TO his own bedroom
door, where he left her, locked his door and retired
to bed, and that he was entirely ignorant OF the
murder until after the discovery Of the body. This
statement was made short time before his death,
anu In view OF the fact that his physician had in
formed him that his end near and that he could
not possibly survive. Given under such ocmn CIR
cumstance5 1t VIII doubtless be generally believed,
especially as, while 1t exonerates himself, 1t adds
ore more Ink to the cham oil testimony which
pointed to Mrs. Cunningham as the murderess OF
DR.. BurQell.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08
onsEQuIEs OF JOHN J. EcKEL.
= =
Clergymen REFUSING to Ofslciatc.

Ciergymen ltcfus1n8 TO OEic1Mtcs
The funeral of Mr.. John j. Eckel, 80 prominently
connected with the Burdell murder in this city,
and who died few days ago at Albany. took place
in this city yesterday. Mr. EcKel, during hts iIe-
time, was member OF the Presbyterian Churcn,
and gave much timo and money to It's
support. 1t was intended by his friends
when the body arrived to have 1t taken to the
Presbyterian church, at the corner Of Twentyninth
street and Madison avenue; but when the pastor
heard the namc or the deceased he, 1t Is
said, refused to permit the funeral there. The
body was then taken to the offlco OF the
undertaken, Mr. Rapelyea, on Fourth avenue.
Several ccrgymen OF the same denomination were
waited upon, but all refused to oiiiciate. At last,
after securing the neighb0rho0d, his friends pro-
cured the services Of Mr. McAllister the pastor OF
Methodist church, on Tnlrty-seventh street. and
no visited the remains and said the prayer,
after which the body was taken to Greenwood
The friends and family OF the deceased live in
New Jersey, and the storm on Monday night having
impeded travel very few OF them were present.
Among those were tnv ladies dressed In solemn
black nom had to foot. Their appearance attracted
much attention. and was whispered that they were
Mrs. Cunningham aud her daughter with whom the
deceased al one time boarded IN Bond street; but
this vas merely sensation" The obscuuies were
superntcnded by Mr. J. +. Mettler brOtnerin-law Of
deceased who escorted the remains from Albany.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08

Steamship Montgomery yaireoth, Savannah Dec with
nadse and passengers. 70 X L0wdep
steamship Manhattan. woodsaIl Charleston Dec with
dse and passengers, TO p Morgan Co, Was detained
on the bar hours by tb heavy encountered
btrong NE gales nortb OF Hatteras. 80,
Brig La Cayen ne iBr: Doherty, Aux Cayss days. Win
cotton, coffee aps passenger TO Morrison barlow HAD
heavy nohsJ winds the entire passage has been days
Brig CLARA Piekens Rogers New Orleans, II days. with
cotton seed. to i McCready 4 Co.
schr Ida r Jayne Jayne Baltimore for Boston.
Canal boat Brett Newton, Oswegc with mdse to master
The ship Betty NO, Nuznorn from Shields before report
ed e anchor In the lower bay 10 the city this AM
and repor having had fresh and fine weather tho
first part OF the Sept L. lat As 03 lon A. had
strong gale from SN 10 NV and thence the 23i had strong
westerly Winds 2sb, experienced heavy gallo from the
norhward g.h lat 0 3D. lon a. wreck but could not
and battling Winds
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Clyde Morgan, Boston for New York. with
mdse and passengers TO w Ciyde.
York.
Schr Clara Post, Ferris Portchester for New York.
BOUND EASE
schr Teazcr, -, Phlsdephis for Boston.
schr Isaac Anderson, Doyle Port Johnson for New Haven
Schr y Brown, Hawkins, Elizabethpor for Providence
Schr Matthews, Mafson, Exsbethpost for Providence.
Schr John Warren, McGar, Eizabethpori for Norwich
Schr Adele fei icia Elliott, Exabethport for Norwich
schr Katie Collins Hill, Elixabethpoit for Hartford
Schr Mary Tice, Jice. Elzabethpoft Tor New Haven.
Schr Flow Boy, Halett, Eizabethport for New Hsven.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08
ARRIVALS.

nrpoHrEp ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Ncvada tBr, Green, Liverpool Nov a. c,a
Queenstown 10th, with ndse and 365 Passengers 10 Williams
Gulon.
Steamship Gen Mesdc, annpson New Orleans Nov a. and
the bar 29th, with mdse and passengers, 10 BAKER.
Steamship Salvador Savannah Dec with
ndss and passspgsrs, 70 W u GARRISON y = ~
The New York herald., 1869-12-08
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
SAILED.

Steamships Holsana Hamburg; Virgo Savannah carles.
ton, Chaeaion Niagara, Richmond &c Hatteras Norfolk
Fana, Wlmnrson Nc sh.ps GennIfer Glasgow; Abeona
do; Escori Bristol, Missouri. Cbariest0n Damon
Bnenos Ayres Anton, Philadelphia; brgs Einda, Bahia
Patterson, LaeuGyra, DC; Bancac, Liverpool, NS
Caroline Eddy pama.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08

Herald Packages.
Captains and Purers OF Vessels arriving at this port will
Please deliver all packages intended for the
reguiaty authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feot The New York Associated Press do not now
collect marine reports attend the eliyery
wan be seen by the following proceedings
OF the regular monthly meeting, held March ., 1885,:
Resolved That after April I, 1863 the Associated
Press viii discontinue the collection Of ship In the
harbor OF New York Passed unanimously.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08

The Snow Storm ut Providence.
PROVIDENCE. Il. l., Dec. Z, 1853.
drtv,nr snow storm prevailed here last night,
and there is little sleIghing to-day. The weather
ls clear and moderate.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08
storm mt Providence.

le the city early Yesterday for New York. No boat
from New York has arrived this morning.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08
SHIPPIN NE w S.

Almanac for New York-Tiis Day.
Sun rises. .,.... z IL Moon sets ......eve Q 80
Sun sets. ....... 4 80 High water. morn IL 90
PORT OF NEW YOaK, DECEMsEa 7, 1859.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08
Vhe Storm i'm Maine.

LEWISTON. Dec. Z 1859.
The first severe snow storm OF the season occurred
last ngnt. II showed all night and violent wind
has trlIle1 1t badly. All the trana are late to-day.
A foot OF snow has fallen.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08

The Storm In Boston-No Serious Marine Diss
nstcrs on the Coast-Trains Delayed.
BOSTON, Dec. 7. 1860.
The snow storm ceased early this morning. About
one foot OF snow has aien. No serious marine DIS
astcrs have resulted fom the storm 80 far as known.
The schooner Ocean STAR OF Halifax, Tor Boston, Is
ashore on Nantucket Beach. The crew are safe.
The British steamer Marathon, from Liverpool,
November 23, arrived mere at noon today. The
steamer Roman, from Philadelphia, has also arrived
New York mali train due this morning At Palmer
az ten O'Clock. The weather ID clear, ana the delays
on ali the roads VIII be promptly overcome,