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The Portland daily press., 1874-11-20
FO r E IG N.

Serious Illness of Prince Leopold.
LONDON. Nov. 19-The health of Prince
Leopold continues unsatisfactory. Last night
his condition was so serious that Dr. Jenuer re-
manned with him the entire night. This after
noon the court circulars announces his case
more favorable.
English Bishops Visit to Rome.
The object of the journey of English bishops
to Rome is to obtain permission to pursue an
independent course in case the Enlistment
seek 10 restrict liberty of action of the Catholic
clergy. They will represent to the Pope that
they wish TO respect the laws of England and
cannot accept such regulations as are issued on
continental bishops.
Vessels Wrecked.
NEW York, Nov. 19-During the hurricane
at Kingston, jamaica the LIST inst the brig
Morning Star, Trelawang, Village Bride, Ka.
tinka, Frances Ann and Florida were wrecked
five others were blown ashore and five damag-
ed. The brig Helen Of Halifax is ashore at S.
AIMS bay. The American brig Lizzie Verdun
is ashore at Port Maria and will be sold.
The German Reichstag. az
BERLIN, Nov. 49, Evening.--The Reiehstae
this afternoon by unanimous vote reelected
Her Forkenbeck President. 1t is now denisd
that the vote of yesterday by which the bank
bill was referred to committee was a nov.
ernpent defeat The result is said to have
been actually in accordance with the wishes of
the government which sought to bring nres.
sure Of the majority to bear to induce the Fed
etal Council to change It's attitude in regard
to the bill under consideration, s9'
Aboiishing Second Glass Cars.
LONDON, Nov. 19.-The directors of the Mid.
laad Railway Company, having received the an
proval OF the shareholders, have resolved 10 ad-
here to their intention Of abolishing second
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
RY THE PRESIDENT.


/
We are reminded by the changing seasons that 1t
Is time to pause in our daily vocation and offer
thanks 20 Almighty God for the mercies and abun-
lance OF rne gear which is drawing to close The
blessings Of free X. eminent have continued to be
or @ @ 70 u.s. tae ts TO the Ia
pestience; internal order is being maint;n.sd: and
peace with other powers has prevailed. 1t is ftt.
that at stated periods should cease from ac-
eusromed pursuits and from the turmoil Of our daily
lives, and unite in thankfncss for the blessings of
the past and the cultivation of kindly feelings to-
wards each other. Now, therefore, recognizing
these considerations, Ulysses S. Grant, President
of the United States do recommend to all citizens to
assemble in their respective places of worship on
Thursday, the 26th Day of Nov. Next,
aud express their thanks for the mercy and favor Of
the Almighty God, and laying aside all political con-
tention and all secular occupations to observe sucn
day day Of praise. tt
In witness whereof have herewith set my hand and
caused the seal of the United States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, this the goth day
of October in the year of our Lord, 1874 and of the
independence of the United States the ninety
ninth. -y
By the President: leh.3 t.et "I
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.
Fire Mt Dix Island.

kscKLAND, Nov. 10.-At half past twelve
last nisht the large blacksmith shop at Dix Is
land, containing eight fires, was burned to the
ground. He'd it not been for the rain OF thu
previous night,it is thought several of the store
sheds would haveheen destroyed.
T1g Sale OfCanpobellO Island.
EAsTPoRT, Nov 19.-The Sentinel says that
the sale of Campbell has at last been effected,
IND the papers are nov on the way to England
be signed The isa'd is sold to party of
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8Oston stock List.
tSales at the Broke q Board, Nov. 1871
rtland, SacO g. Portsmouth Railroad II
New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 19-Erenin0.-The Wall street
market closed frmer for Gold and Exchange and
weaker for Stocks. There increased activity in
some quarters and some important transactions.
Money at q 81 per cent. on CALL Foreign Exchange
firm for demand having advanced; the closing quo
tations were at ass 485A for bankers 60 days. and
SO q 4.S9A for demand. Some German bankers we
free buyers of Exchange on account of the liberal
sales to-day Of 1925 and other 520's for European
account. The Custom receipts to-day were $338, 000
Gold operad at ILL., declined to 11Q5 and advanced
14 at which price the market closed rates paid for
carrying were l. II q per cent. loans also made at
per cent. for Borrowing, The Assistant Treasurer
paid $l05 900 in interest and $129 900 in redemp
tion of bonds. Governments steady. State bonds
dull. Railroad mortgages firm. The Missouri Kan
Exchange of Intended issue Of $0o0000 preferred
stock The Stock Exchange Committee on securities
have notified the Exchange that in consequence of
the appearance of counterfeited bonds they direct
hereafter that the deliveries of Chicago & Northwes
July i, tts5y Per cent coupon bonds, dated
isteredm the name and not to bearer M TX
Genuine bonds can be registered at the office Of the
company. The Stock market was generally weak to-
day with decline Of per cent, but closed rath-
er steadier with recovery Of q per cent. The
chief interest at the close centered in Lake Shore
which sold freely from 81 down to 80a One brok
er sold three lots of 5000 shares each at 80k causing
considerable excitement and confusion during which
there were some additional transactions, but for
smaller amounts The transactions at the Stock Ex-
change aggregated 1876 900 shares including Erie 800
shares, Lake Shore At 100, North Western $780, do
preferred 90 Rock Island $780, Pacific Mail 4l1O st
400. -
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A Triumph of Cbemistrv

Among the numerous health-giving discoveries OF
pharmaceutical chemistry, none has achieved more
transcendent and lasting success than Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. OF course there is a reason fol
this. 1t would have been impossible to palm off fo'
nearly quarter of century, upon so shrewd peo-
pie the Americans meritless article or have es-
the Btters enjoy, they did not possess substan-
tal title to public confidence The truth of this state
ment proved by the tact that bogus nostrums, nc
transient existence then discovered to be WORTH
less and discarded Hostetters Bitters, ON the con-
trary. after career of twenty years, were never SO
popular they to-day. Soon after their appear
ance it became manifest that they possessed in re-
markabe degree the power of toning and regulating
the human system, and to-day they rank as the
standard restorative of the age.
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1T has leaked out that the report of Treas
uref Spinner was considerably pruned by the
Secretary of the Treasury before it saw the
light. Spinner had entered upon statement
on the Importance of having an elastic cur
rency, and rather leaned towards Judge Kel-
ly's three-sixty-five bond project. This was
considered as favoring imitation, and over for
ty pages of the Treasurer's report treating on
this subject were thrown into the waste bas-
ket. The inference drawn by those cogniz-
ant of the fact is that the White House and
the Treasury Department are determined to
crush out everything that initiates against
contraction and speedy return to specie
payments.
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BY THE GOvERNoR,
A PROCL A M A TON

In accordance with revered custom OF our Faith
ers, and in compliance with the recommendation OF
the President of the United States do hereby with
the advice and consent of the Executive Council ap-
point ...rru ........- ....-
Thursday, the 2eth of Nov, ms n Dny of
Public Thanksgiving and Praise;
and recommend that all the people Of the state
unite in such an observance OF day hallowed by SO
tender memories, as will most appropriately render
grateful Acknowledgement to Almighty God for the
blessings which He has vouchsafed us as state and
a nation. 40.
Given at the Council Chamber in Augnsea, tnls
thirteth day of October in the year efour Loro one
thousand eight hundre and sssenty-iour, anu =,
the Independence of tho united states Oh Ainerica
the ninety-nintlr. o->,c,Dy I'D
By the Governor:
GEORGE G. STACY, Secretary Of State.
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A Failure.

The country is to be congratulated that he
attempt CT the managers of the New york
through lines 10 form combination with all
lines to increase Western tariffs, has failed.
Doubtless the roads do not make much by
through shipments. The prizes are very low
and the expense of such business heavy. But
had II the lines fallen in with the scheme OF
the New York roads, the country would most
likely have been compelld to pay just such
rates as the combination was pleased to
charge, and when sucl men as Vanderbilt
have an opportunity to iced the public, there
is no reason to expect aercy.
The combination WIS defeated principally
by the refusal of the baltimore and Ohio road
to become a party to the bargain. AS
through line that load is new one. 1t is
said that the New FORK lines have never ex-
pected rival in his direction, and their
managers are doubtless great deal surprised
at the refusal Gifts managers to become a
party TO an increase of tariff
The fact that .he Baltimore and Ohio man
ayers can afforito enter into competition for
Western business at present rates is not so
much due to lis shorter line as 10 It's Efficient
-,e,da,s ,renro.r -n-sement. The New York
tepIesent capjtal employed
structloh ana equipment quite -"ie that OF
the Baltimore and Ohio. The latter was
honestly bailt and its stock represents money
actually expended in construction. The
stock of the New York lines has been ex-
tended $50 that it represents double the cost
of the road, The watered stock, however,
represents value to such holders as bought it
if it does not in the construction and equip
ment Of the road. From this view of the
matter it will be seen that the Baltimore and
Ohio can pay good dividend on its stock at
rates of tariff which would afford the stock
holders of the New York lines very meagre
amount. Stocks being valued by the divi-
dends they pay; that of the Baltimore and
Ohio will be at par when that of New York
lines will be below fifty.
The Grand Trunk is another important line
which has refused to become party to the
arrangement, Notwithstanding the assertion
of President Jewett of the Erie road.
Thus the combination of railroad lines to
increase tariffs and largely enhance the cost
of bread has failed simply because an honest
ly built and efficiently managed road is ena-
bled to do paying business at present rates.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-20

The Boston Globe is still discussing the Or
sanization of the Peoples Reform party. 1t
thinks there could be no more favorable time
than the present for the organization of new
partyA 1t seems to doubt, however, whether
there is any occasion for its existence, but it
says if there is any il will develop itself and
make ready for grand sweep in which
shall either vindicate its claims upon popular
support or send it to the dismal limbo of po-
lltical abortions to which so many premature
and misshapen organizations have been con-
signed. 1t had better never be born than
10 such hOrrid place. o
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Charges of Fraud.

Boston. Nov. 19.-In the Common Council
this evening there was a spirited discussion on
an order offered by a member of the water
committee, asking for an investigation into
charges made by certain gentlemen, that there
were schemes Vt iobbery and fraud in the plan
for supplying the city with water from Sudbury
River. An investigating committee was ap-
pointed. An order was introduced for the re-
organization of the Cochituate water board.
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NEW HAMPSNI RE.


-Four Men Drowned -E- -
PoRTsMeurH, Nov. 19-Four of th> crew Of
the schoone, William H. Bradley. a sshing
vessel of Rockport, Mass, were drowneo last
evening off Newcastle by the capsizing OF tAeir
vessel from Portsmouth. Their names weA
Geolge Brean, Warren Hightman, John Lowe
and John j. Griffin. The latter leaves three
children. ALDER. Rockford and Selden Tarlton
rescued George Mitchen. The disaster is attri-
buted to the crew being Intoxicated.
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CHEYENNE, Nov. 19.-Tovsant Kensler, a
noted half breed murderer and outlaw, was
hung to day.
~ Gen. Bradley and Major Stanton returned to
Fort Laramie to day. They report every
thing quiet at Red Cloud and Spotted Tail
agencies. The annuity goods have been issued
to the Indians. About 1000 lodges of Kioa-
on the Republican river.
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LONDON, Nov. 19-12.30 P. M.-Consols at 90 "a 9s&
for money and account. ~
Erie 26A.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1920 P. M.-Cotton market
is steady; Mddling uplands I'D; do Orleans at SD
sales bales, including 1910 bales for speculation
and export.
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We do not read anonymous letters and commune
ations. The name and address Of the writer are in
a. cases Indispensable not necessarily for publication
bat as aguaranty Of good faith. awa79 l'H1
We cannot undertake to return OF reserve COM
oinicatops that are not used. p. si+f s ~t.5r q
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-20

AT the annual meeting of the freedmens So
clety OF M. -. church it was reported that their
schools established in different parts of the
country embraced 5000 pupils, more than 1000
OF which were preparing to assist IN the educa-
ton of their race.
The two story dwelling house, barn, ell with
their contents belonging to Medal Doe in
franklin, n. f., was destroyed by fire yester-
day. Loss $500. -
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Rio Jaueire Coffee Market.

RIO JANEIRo, Nov. 18.-Wright, Brown s. Co. re
port sales Coffee for the United States since 18th
$4,000 stock at date 100000 do average daily re-
| ceipts 1850 do; price $3.50. Exchange 26a
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-20

OUR Republican contemporaries are now
finding consolation in the election returns.
1t wasn't 50 much Gen. Disgust who COM
manded on the third of November as Gen.
Apathy. This was the case in New York
and Pennsylvania. In the latter state the
republican vote was SO,s71 less than in 1872
and the Democratic vote 1865 less.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-20

HE library of Colby University. at Water
vile, is being catalogued by Prof. E. W.
Hall, the librarian. II has been a much neg
lected institution, but Prof. Hall, since be
has been in charge of it, has bestowed much
work upon it. He is now preparing a card
catalogue, similar to that of the Boston Pub
lie Library, and the vast amount of labor in
volved in the undertaking can hardly be ap-
prec'ated by any but the few men who have
done similar work.
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FINANCIAL AND COW mERCIAL
p..,,-nd Wholesale Markets.

4 Porti-dd Wholesale Markets.
TuuRsplt, Nov. 19-The cold weather has had q
tendency % make the market firmer. The supply of
grain II small and the market very firm. Potatoes
have advanced slightly and the market is bare. Gro
codes are firm but show no change. Butter is still
active and choice lots bring good prices. W
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IT has been suggested that collections be
taken up Thanksgiving to relieve the desti-
tu'e people of Nebraska. The suggestion is
an excellent one; and as very few people
comparatively attend church that day, little
sums might be made up at dinner parties.
If the people Of Nebraska do not want the
money, there are hundreds in our city who
will before the winter, require the help of the
charitable.
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SALT LAKE, Nov. ia telegram from
Beaver, Utah, to-day says that Bishop Will
liam ii. Dana was arrested at his residence, at
Parawon Iron county, Utah, to-day by the
Deputy United States Marshal on an indict-
ment for murder in connection with the Noun
tain Meadow Massacre.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-20

Grand tegLpH1A ladies propose to give a
which Airy and fair at the Centennial at
lea. What tries on the globe shall take
with what a floottering there will be, and
deluged. gossip 'no "'''N
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-20

A LONDON syndicate -o.,n.nv known
as the American Bond Z W. md Rank
ing Association, will unde.,.e 10 fund the
deot OF the southern states. Something of
an undertaking SURELY.
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ST. JOHN, NIB. Br Schr LoIne-161 old iron rails.
CARDENAS. Brig Dirigo-35OO shocks and heads,
700 box shocks, $50 bbls potatoes.
-- Foreign Imports. $50 81
HALIFAX. MS. Steamer Georgia-3OS boxes fish
to Burnham & Merrill; 70 do do to j Liscomb; II
pkgs skins to G Fling; 18 bbls paint to Burgess.
FObes q Co; IS empty bbs to Portland Kerosene Oil
Co; pkgs merchandise to Eastern Elk Co. "a
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SOME English journals are complaining
thai the queen is treating the Empress OF
Russia most shabbily. The latter is at Buck
ingbam palace, where-rumor says-she is
suffered 10 pay her own expenses and the
qdeen remains at Balmoral and refuses to 90
and see her imperial relative. The London
World breaches gu tie a lecture on the subject
and suggests that such treatment between
private individuals would be neither decent
nor polite.
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OH A N ID L e RS BAND
AND
u ORCHESTRA.
ID. HI. CHANDLER, LEADER.
Office % Market Square.
}. H. Chandler, G. NJ. Richardson. r. w. Ruxto,
oc29 sneodemMwr
Consumption Can Re Cured,

Consumption Can BE Cured.
ScHENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP,
SCHENCKs SEAwEED Tonic
. SJHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption. Frequently medicines that ston q
cough will occasion the death of the patients thew
lock up the liver stop the circulation of the blood
hemorrhage follows, and IN fact they eiop the action
OF the very organs that caused the cough Liver COM
plant and Dyspepsia are the causes OF twothiris of
the cases of CONSUMPTION. MANY persons comn1ain
OF dull pain in the side, constipation coated tonoe
pain in the shoulder-blade. feelings of drowsness
and restlessness the food lying heavily on the stem
ach, accompanied with aciditY and belching up of
wind These symptims usually originate from dis
ordered condition of the stomach or a torpid liver
Persons 80 affected, ii they take one or two heavy
colds and If the cough in these cases be suddenly
che"ked, VIII lind the stomach and liver clogged re
naming torpid and Inactive and almost before they
ated the result of which is death. Schenck's Pul-
Wonic Syrup is an expectorant which does not con.
tam opium or anything calculated to check a cough
suddenly. Schenck's Seaweed Tonic dissolves the
iood mixes with the gastric Juices Of the stomach
aids digestion and creates a ravenous apDetite
When the bowels are costiye, skin sallow, OF the
symptoms otherwise Of bilious tendency Schenk's
mandrake Pills are required. These medicines are
prepared only by
j. H. SCHENCK q SON,
N. Il. corner Sixth and Arch streets, PhilA
anu are for sale by all druggists and dSaYeaS 4.
Dr.. Scnenck will be at the QUINCY HOUSE,.
TON, on the following WEDNzsnAYs: nctobs} tos
18th and 3otb. Oe0oV ,er q
me12
ANFlSH ,rsc11
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DEwsoNAL NoTsCE.-An officers, sailor.
MARRIED.

In DeeIing, by Rev. Geo. W. Bcknell Charles S.
Bailey and Miss Flora l.. Kenney. blth Of Deering.
In Cape Elizabeth, Nov. IS, by Rev. Edwin A. Har-
low. Geo. Cribby and Miss Elva l.. Davis, both Of
Cape Elizabeth.
In Gorham, Nov. 1s, by Rev. e. W. Hutchinson,
Herbert G. Files and Miss Nellie NJ. Douglass, both
of Gorham.
In Falmouth, Nov. 10, by Rev. j. z. Adams. Ed
win j. Wyman of East Boston and Miss Adde,
youngest daughter Of E. P. Merrill of Falmouth.
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al You Cough<
Wild Cherry p n u useI ~; MOTIFS Syrg of Tar
remedy ~ oil tha WliA De wbshAN 1t it. As
Group, nj nroa Soae auu lung diseaseA for
IN ,ooninp congh I. VI io hH nOequdI.
OHM and Il y,aesa ~ aess me enarnh ,ntans
For sale NV M; 70 lake LnaA botSN IS 10 cents.
Exchange and F1arni rieDie Rouse; j., G. Loring,
St.: C. r. Woodmon rs Of; U. L. Holt, Ga Congress
ham: II p WaSton E SaoEar Appai A. r. X. EN- Cor
wholesale aoenfs srrysorsrg; w II. RkiNin 4 Co.,
proprietors. " er1Ase, ohilA ieIp ma
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Z Daily Domestic Receipts.

Grand Trunk Railroad-W L Alden 800 bbls of
100 do do, Babb & Lancaster 100 do do, Jennison
100 do do, d w Coolidge 100 do do Williams & Far
row 10O do do, G w True 100 do 90, Norton & Chap
man car corn, Waldron & True do do, Isaac Ber-
~ do potatoes, Y Libby 3dodo, Hodgdon 81 Soule
/ DO do, g W True do corn, W Thaxter do do,
barley in bulk, Lehman & Kemp q puncheons spir-
its.
BY water conveyance-loOO bush cornmeal to G W
True & Co. ~ Es4GE ~ Ey NH r
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mETEoR0L0GICAL

rRohAsn.rlEs FOR THE NEXT rWENrY-FoUR
HOURS.
VAR DEPT, OFFICE Grief SIGNAL
OFFICER. Washington, D. G.,
Nov. 20, Il A. MY
For New England,
the Middle states and lower lake region, in
creasing cloudiness with easterly or southery
winds on the coast, falling barometer, no de-
cided changed ia temperature and light rain or
snow in the last named district. ~
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c. IL. GRANT

C. II. GRANT
wan c receive limited number of pupils in Oh p int
AHnu az sta, rawne' &c. from life an objs cts
Middle Street. '0o BANK Blu ilding' "
octI sneodtf
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DIED..

In Sanford, Oct. 27, Mrs. Miriam, wife Of NJ. X.
Meriield aged Sc years months.
In Damariscotta, Oct. 81, of typhoid fever, Miss
Celia A Jones. aged n years.
EB- The funeral services of the late Alvin 5.
Dyer will take place Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock,
at NO. Quincy street. Relatives and friends are In
vited to attend.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
-w - Augusta, Nov. IS, 1sT.)
An adjourned session of the Executive Council will
be held at the Council Chamber, in Augusta, on
TUESDAY, the 1st day Of December next, at 10
o'clock a. M .lt VA Il Vi .. .f...f .-..a
Attest: GEO. G. STACY, Sec'y of State.
n020 sn2t
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SPOKEN,

Sept Is lat 81 0s s. lon 70 4s W, shi,, Sonae. from
Montevideo for San Francisco ~
South. Avn S'"ie'' oound
for Shanghae, 80 days out. Ao'A
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid FIN Cadiz 25th ult. barque Lincoln. MaIett r..
New York; sch Levi Hart, Giles, Glouceste. hr re
Josie, Pettigrew, New York. '''s
Ga at Malaga 2Srh ult. brig Flora Coalale for
Boston; 3lst Goodwin, Craig. and El.en Maria. Per
St John, NIB. "'0'N' oiooAe''
Havre. ""'e''oase'
Ar at Cardiff 10th inst. baroue T r uo,h,o,.
witt, Sundswsll, to load for Havana LA
Sid I'm St John, PR, 9Th inst, brig Hyperon. c,.r,
At Fortune Island 3ist ut, sch Sargent 8 Dav NJ
Fariand, from Navassa for Boston D"'' wv
"A, al ~ havana nth inst. barque Slower Pieree
SID I'm Matanzas 10th inst barque w Roosevelt.
--latest by European steamers1
Ar at Liverpool 7th inst, Hattie G Mcfarland. Nc
Farland, Bangor. .S
Emit out 4th, Moravian, (s) Graham for Portland
CID at Newport 9th. Arletta Gilkcy Havana
AT at queenstown 9Th, Bent Brown Wiscasxef
= On Aidborough 4th. Mary l. Peters, York fro n
Hamburg Tor Charleston.
Ar at Cardiff All, Martin W Brett, Peterson. n nm,
Gloucester. - ON
Arat Penarth Sd. Tranqrebar, waterhouse Flaw.
Sid I'm Palermo Goth, Fannie, Carver New OF
, CID at Havre 9TH, Josephine Martini Fie, eff far
Sid I'm Amsterdam LIST inst, Goodsll. cr ,ckett FIR
Sept Is lat 81 Os s. Ion IS 4s W. shi,, souag. from
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-20

No Excuse Fer Being sick Y
-, no person can Boschee's German Svr . ,r,s, 4
S S gettlng immediate relf and cure We w VIII az
diss case OF Coughs Colds or Consum otio @ .u
t usease OF the Throat aud Lungs vet to . o' f y
enat mas not been cured We have distrib .es5 ro
druggists in all nart v, zogvV samre bcrtles by
manufacturer of Medicine ever gave thai Eo,o.ner
IONS such test this Go to yyar dr. s;aeps,a,
get sample bottle for cents and trv II ass.se anu
Agents. ' "'f HiLifS U % :, Wholesale |
IL ES&weow