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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-05-14
Liberty Tp. Board of Educa
M. f. q. SClaOOl.

AI' n. ILAN1NJ I66 O.
W. T. GREUBER, Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

MARYLAND PoLIrICs.-The democratic con-
gressionsl nominating convention for the sixth
district OF Maryland, at Hsgerstown, yesterday,
nominated William Walsh for congress, after q
heated contest, on the 11ith ballot; thus throw
ing over tie veteran John Richie, 1.-The wheel
horse" OF the Frederick county democracy. 1t
was claimed on behalf OF Walsh that his nomi-
nation would heal the division so long existing
among the democrats OF AIegany county, and
thus give some hope OF overcoming the repubH.
can majority Of ,99s votes given to Hon. Lloyd
Lowndes at the last congressional election. Mr..
Walsh is a native OF Ireland, about tfty years of
age, and has resided in Cumberland nearly
twenty. I'VE years; Is q lawyer by profession,
and enjoys . large and lucrative practice, being
counsel for nearly all the great coal companies
IN the AIegsny region. He is said 10 he a ready
and able debAter and 10 stand high at the Ale
gsny bar. Among the candidates for the demo-
cratic nomination was MontgOmerys tall son,
Hon. Montgomery Blair, who got six votes in
the convention.
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largest Circulation in the District
WASHINGTON CITY:
THURSDAY. September 3, 1874.


In view OF the constant diff Guilty in this coun-
try OF procuring good servants, q number of
ladies in New York city, holding prominent Do
sitions in society, undertook about q year ago,
the Post says, to establish an association for the
purpose OF Temedying the evil, and with the
further cesign OF benenting the ciass employed.
Women who apply for situations are required
TO give the secretary their name, address, ma
tonaiity and religion, with the names and i'd
dresses Of former employers. IL written recon-
mendati0ns are brought they are received aud
examined. THIS amount OF informs alton having
been obtained, circulars are sent to each of the
persons by whom the applicant is known to
have been employees with blanks to be Oiled in
and returned, 20 rs 20 show the time or service,
the wages paid, the nature of the work and the
character Of the servant so far as known.
The ladies who subscribe % the Directory
pay an annual fee Of 50. which entities them to
procure servants in any capacity. The appli-
cants pay Zee OF 25 cents, which entities them
90 a seat in the employment office for one week,
and to 3 renewal of the privilege IN case no
suitable offer is made 70 them within that time
These > cent fees are used for a relief fund,
which IS employed in assisting needy girls out
Of work until Situations csn be obtained.
The investigation OF character is 50 strict that
only the best class OF servants can secure the
recommendation OF the Directory. OF some
I'VE thousand for whom situations have been
procured since the work vas begun, but about
forty have proved Unsatisfactory, and few have
changed their places. The qualities deemed
essential In those engaged ars nestneSs, Uuuctu-
atty, honesty, ciyility, sObriety, aud fidelity.
III servant in any way breaks any of her
engagements, she is not further assisted to a
place. Those who come for employment are
required TO be neatly dressed. while finery is a
decided objection, and false hair and jewelry
are positively prohibited. These sumptasry
regulations caused considerable difficulty at
first, but since the Directory has become better
known they are submitted 70 with less oppo-
sition, and some Of the servants even buy the
calico dresses and white aprons which are
furnished by the institution at a small advance
on the cost OF material.
The institution il not yet entirely self sup
porting, but as its work extends the income il
expected 20 exceed the necessary expenses, aud
enable more to be done for objects purely
benevolent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

AS a result OF the tour of inspection of the
Raw yarcs by the Senate Naval Committee,
reeOmmen catiOn VIII be made TO the next Con-
gress that the yards at Washington and New
London be discontinued. The latter station has
had no real utility tor years, ard the former is
50 badly locAtPi as TO be unapprOachabIe by
vessels Of any considerable drafI-Erchdnye.
If the result limited at above should CO ne
about, and the Washington yard be discOn-
tinued, il will be solely because the capital city
has no vOtIng influence in Congress. 1t is mot
true that our navy ward Is badly located or ssis
unapproschable by vessels Of any considerable
draft" On the contrary there is q good
channel up to the very whsrves aud
that channel has been maintained almost with
out expense, while millions upon millions have
been squandered under IOg-roliing appropris
lions, in keeping mp navy yards in other parts
OF the country, where the amount of water
scarcely amounts 10 a heavy dew. AS a matter
OF pride, If not security, any other nation on the
race or the globe having a nne natural channel
from large navigable river at its capital, would
protect and improve that channel to its utmost
and plant upon IL suitable yards, docks, and
srsenals. But, under the lOg-rOlling system OF
voting appropriations above alluded to, By
which q vote Of q couple Of millions OF dollars
Tor the Improvement OF the SqGseduak ats is
sWapped OF for one for Ike millions for the
League leland quickssnds. or the Memphis dry
II has had no lOg-roIling vo.s in Congress to
swap OF. And so IL has happened that when
any modest appropriation has been proposed
for the Washington navy yard or Washing.
ton arsenal it has been stricken out in the
spirit OF ECONOMY" and to make loom for
the Appropriation for some dry-land navy
yard IN somebody's Congressional district.
We 90 not suppose, however, that the report of
the Senate Naval Committee will have very
encI nous weight. Ii has been we'll enough IN
derstCod that the committee is simply out on
one of those summer janketing excursions that
CONGRESSIONAL committees have a way of voting
themselves, and, a. usual, the committee will
so through the form of making a report Of the
result OF their ''tOur OF inspection" but nobody
Is expected to read it or pay any attention to it,
though in this case some OF the League Island
log rollers are industriously trying to give out
theides, a. in the above clipping, that the New
London AID Washington yards are 10 be DIS
continued in behalf of their pet mOrass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

lie the Star Of Empire turning tail on the
West? The Chicago Inter Ocean says ''evi-
dences OF stagnation in business are abundant
enough, but One OF the most significant 81 ns in
this direction is the tide OF emigration, which is
now turning eastward with q rush never co ualed
since the depressing days Of 49,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

HPAPRR OR GoLD."-The Baltimore San has
a wholesome editorial word in arrsigumsnt of
the several western democratic platforms, for
their unsoundness on the government indebted
less That paper says:
"we have no idea that the mass OF the people
democrats or republicans, held any such views
mp for them In platforms, which are designed
Tor supposed local and personal advantage. L he
similarly low financial tone In the plAtfor IN
male Tor the Democratic party in 1865 secured
year, as We were sure IL would do the moment
y W Prcroisated, and unless this western
,oossnecs on tno subject Is timely crushed oat
senument; VIII prove fatal % al conservative
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03
The New York Sun SAYS :

There are at lesst three thousand dead
shade trees lining the streets OF our city, many
OF winch are rotten at tie base as to be IN
danger Of falling during high Winds"
Our Washington Park Commissioners manage
things better There are few dead trees ON our
streets, GDC Of the vast number OF new trees
planted out bat a very small percentage have
failed. This shows the advantage Of having
men competent by Judgment, taste, and expe-
Tienee, like siessrs. Sauntsrs, Smith, and Saul,
TO superintsnd saca matters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03
MEDICAL. &c.

nR. JANE WILSON,
~ AthoroughIy experiences aud scientific Ma.
wife and Ladies' Physician.
Leoies etfeneed to 81 their residence at any hocr
night or day, or pls aud the best Of at
tendance At the Doctors private residence, ll6 q
street northwest, betwssD LIST aud ii ats. msr7-lY
nR. ROBERrsON,
40 10TH STR gES. rEAk Pa. AvRyyE
From long experience IN both hospital and
private practice, will guarantee Q In ali Dis
eases OF the Urinary Organs. Gonorrhoea, elect
structure, Syphilis, ane spermatorrhes. Gases q
GonorrbeG recently contracted cured i'm TO DAYS
sy plis IL all Its stages quickly cured and the pol
use OF mercury. epsrmatorrh9s, brought on By
excuses and abuse In youth, causing loss OF memory
and insanity, general debility, organic weakness,
impotenoy, nervous frritabiiity, Symptoms of con.
eum Ption, Indigestion, palritation Of the heart
pains IN back, dfrlness OF sight giddiness, eyi
icrebecines, eef-distrUst, go, speedily cured by
newly discovered remedies. Dr. B., located for
many years 90 y B. Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd ,
has consented, after many solicitations by his o.
hinston patrons, to open permanent once in tn at
CITY where he may be consulted every wednesday
JenH-ly
MANHOOD REsTURKD.-A victim Of youthful
w imprudence, causing premature decay, neg
yous debility etc having tried in vain every known
remedy, has found simple self-cure, which he will
send free to his fellow sufferers. Address J.
REEVE, - Nassau St New York. jy6-m.w.f SIN
EENALA DISEASES Of eli kinds treated. Do.
1 scribe case ana enclose s.; advice and mei,.
cine VII be sent. Address Mrs. Br. THOMPSON,
30. sac North l1th street. shlIsdelphfa. ispy-lys
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FINAL REDUCTION.

NPRECEDENrED REDUCTION.
Beet make Paper Osmbric double Widths
Ahdroscosgin Cotton, lac.
Prints, SIC. and MP.
Elegant Black Lyons SILK from 7sc. to s. rs IA
Lyons Groe Grain et Sl60. worth s2D
Victoria Lawns, l5c. and up.
AZ Linen Towels, 81 dozen lsfor sc aud mp.
All Linen Henmed bdkfs Use, worth 25c
S3 70 boz. ' -'
hip Gore Corsets. 5oc. reduced from 75c
Elegant Paris Kids CSC. q button, AL
PLaeols and Sun Umbrellas, and ALL DRESS
GOODS at great saerLfoe, TO close.
We offer none but first class goods, selected with
view TO beauty and durability. Those wishing 20
get the fullest ysue for their money should examine
our stock. This Ii eur final redu otion.
BRODHEAD q CO.,
augl5sm 1905 y street. between 18th and 18th.
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W ing reassembes SUNDAY,3p m lin Cisrks
Hall ,oIssso,, The Tue Theory Of 9,vern.
ito a b ss s
its s.moephere. Dr.. WIN BOID, Treasurer. ses st'
TMAsOEIo.-FkDER LODGE NO. 4,
BE- held on sH;sf EfEPf f.
the fh instant ct hall past two O'Clock, for ,he
TishE' C. cSII " sTf bES St IL
rFPnE,ipksI's M0UsrID aUaRD-ATi
at the AImoIy, N fpH SEmrre nntJorn, on sun.
phI 9Th is;s st IsoP m ,h.rp, for escort duty
fssa: Ny BY oTdsr q v ssssT MI" osp'ain.
seP3S J. ii. rBIMBLE, seJy.
TTHr FOLLOWING GENTLENIs HAVE
AMsoSNVp6iNyIiss; to be ps,m,nentF Srg.niEst
asrns sase' b., oh q and iS i:
Ca HER s .ri an ssTiSs, s. e5sn
and IN streets; A. L s.urtssant. Treasury Depart
10Th sreef III ma. sor:rt Isss and S PENN
sy.yAnis srnpuei ii. Brewer, General Land
ssS .t1sss Py9.aE
Nh p o.Is. son; 996 =. ,,ret JOIN III mD.Oa;
r., is6 S and md streets; c%Iss TsSSp.,a'
.ts .LOD0AE 5sJ pSjS S4 EbsJ Js$ f.S
rFDB. jos; TABEB JOHNs0N HAS RE.
s Ssp,s e. ss ',y and his practice
Office hours: 6tO 9 q. 10 II to 1. 5 to SD m.
eol-et3t
~ FEE DIsrENssRY
NArioSAL m sTkEAF, COLLEGE,
BETWEEN 18Th AND i4rH STREETS.
Open dsily for the treatment of the poor OF the
District from 10 pm. sug2S-Im
FYOUEG MEMS, CHBIsrIAN ABsOoIA.
Corner Of 9Th and streets
ct hvEsIsa GLASSES IL La,in, Greek, Ensli.h
Risrory, comm encine sep:smber Il.
Free Reading Room and Circulating Library.
Dolly Prayer Meetings At If:I6, and 0. m
Sabbath Evening Services al the Rooms at
wEwzLCoME ALL aus1.tr
NO POLAR SODA
MIEEBAL wAfs2s.
A. Ways The GOLDFISH AND BEST
auRl0-tr 14a9 Psnusylvaais avenue.
TsCHEsOK 6 MAFDBAKK PiLLs-These
ingredients, ard although they entirely sapersede
Tas act sreo n hs vss ana are
aT liable remedy N al Gases q dessnsemsnt rssnlt
gSnPisint, Billions DisofdsGs sesesti0a. SICK
he es Us. . sa4 is
BY All Druggist, and Dealers. ma-tr
PUT TER AND as.
100 tubs ard pals
CHOICE BUTTER,
IN store and arriving b. eIpess direct from dairy
d =. DUTROw, Commission Merchant,
seG3 it corner 10Th and streets.
- n. RYAN z CO.,
GENERAL BROKERS IN REAL ESTATE,
No. as3 7th street, OPP. Post Office Department.
STorvu pouDS .ND porro porou,
sr3-tr SOLD, AND EXCHANGED.
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
~ i have now in stock over one hun Ak5R =.
dred Car risges, Of he best finish, suit. r@$6S
able for street, read or park driving. ASS-
Also. number of second hand Carriages, all at re.
duced prices to make room for Fall and Winter
eek. Repairing promptly attended TO.
BOB'T n. GRAHAM,
BepCsi,ory and Factory 4IO-4l4 sth street NV,
n Id II -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

We are afraid We shall not ses tns yanerabie
Judge Poland, with his blue coat and brass
buttons and daily clean shit, in the House next
Congress The boilers, the graasers and the
democrats united seem to have been too many
Tor him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

TO INvAL DS.
myoa srs suffering with DyspeIra, Indigestion,
get one bottle BROwHfNGS BIT TEES, and y.
according 70 directions, and q you ere not bsas-
purchased q and get your money back. An parties
ceiling II are slthefiss1 to ell upon tho above
BR0WHIN6 . MIDDLETOn,
6l0 Pennsylyanta avenue,
5s9 M ProprtetoE1 and Wanafactuxeru.
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PERSONAL.

$500 BE AkD.
BOARD OF FIRE UNDBRwRITERs
Of THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 81, 1874 \
The National Board of Fire Underwriters hereby
onTs reward OF Five Hundred Dollars for the de-
lection, conviction and punishment of the party or
parties charged with the crime Of arson, in firing
TIE premises situate east sice If 10 street,
tween Penn sylvsnia avenue and street. w ashins-
tom o. being the brick stable and dwelling al
JolDlng OF John Wanstall, the morning OF August
20, 1874 Said reward will be paid only on due prof
being furnished the Executive Committee 81 the
cGnfietlon ans sct9al punishment Of said criminals
BIZ order Of the Exec 1tive COMMITTEE
STEPHEN CR0WELL, Chairman.
sepsl w NOBLE d LARNER, President.
A LII PERSONS AGE FORBID TRUSTING
"A my wife Mary Mclaughlin, on my account,
as VIII pay BIO debts of her Contracting.
aus u o.. W. j. MCLAUGHLIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

Suppose Vermont should return denocr at,c
majority todAy--CAieago TribuRs
Suppose she didn't.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

NADAME FLORLNCE,
tfl IHE CELhBhATED CLAIRVOYANT
Is uneQualed In testing the past present and future
OF your life, Ia causI speedy marriages, bringing
the separated together, and pointing out the sure
way OF success in lie. In matters of business her
ADVICE Is Invaluable Phe gives univ erssl Satisfied
ton; none ever regret consulting her Satisfaction
gwen, or no pay. Can be consulted st her PsrlnTs,
no. 1to V sIeet northwest. willy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

The way OF the transgress0r is not very hard
Il &c 10 Beecher.
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LOST AND FOUND.

i OsT-On September list, a Ohild's White
- CAPE on 7th street between the Avenue aud
AZ Z. BL0UT's, no TIN street, between G and
II Streets. sep3-6t
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BOARDING.

A PLEASANT FRONT RuOM, WITH BOARD
"A fer ren'. No. 343 Pennsylvania ave. se92-3t
CH0ICE TABLE BOARD AND ELEGANT
~ ROOMS, together or separately, in he best To-
csliiy in the city. Refer 70 Hon. II. Boardmsn
Smith, Hon. A. L.. Barber, Hon. A. B. Muliett, aud
DR.. Verdi. Apply at 1918 h street n. seplem
EURHIsHEB ROOMS, With or without BOARD;
very pleasant cslty and pleasant roorns, en-
suite single northeast corner Massachusetts ave-
hue ard lUih street northwest aug28 9lr
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MADAME ROSS.

This celebrated Lady AstroIosist and Healing Me-
oium can De consulted at No. 29I ID street,
corner OF Id, northwest. she has no superior
IN celinestiDg the Past, Present and Future In
rove or business her advice invaluable describing
your friends, pointing out your enemies and nforr
ihg you OF the sure way to success in all under
81; gentlemen, 81 so. ivaTIyo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

TLEEB WHARF,
"A FooI OF bIxTH STREET.
COAL and WOOD constantly hand IN do
hyered promptly to all parts Of the City, 90
GOODWIN Y. ATLKI,
lot o. eCAHTLIH0 for sale cheap. Severe
tens OF best ROOFING T1LT on hAnd are-tf
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And other goods at lowest possible rates.
hLfHoNzo rOUkGs a CO., Grocers,
MASONIC TKEPLE, srH srrKr,,
Opposite q. 9. Patent ones.
ILPHoEzo YoUses,l
j. n. JOHNSON. tr~
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CHOICE BUILDING SITES
AND
GARDEN LOTS
KzkvAsD's SUBDIVISION

WOODLDY PARK,
On ne Foodiey Road, AaO a mtie nom ths head Of
'sh Sfreef, Sna osv Wee. nss.sfes raik from
Lots from half an acre @ ten scrss e 4soo TO eeoo
and NO better, b held ct % 900 Der acre.
Part Of the land 10 covered with large Oak, Hicko-
~. srd Chestnut Trees. Numerous dne springs nd
several streams OF water are on the place. q sit
mostly good. Probably there u Ne better invest
the above prices. nor sa!e hZ
THOMAe u. WA0GAMAN.
sufz-eolm SIS 9TH street northvsst-
LOB k1NT-FurpisAed ROone, vith or with
II cut Beard, Is 110l L street. This location d
one Of the mos pleasant In the city. Rsfereacss
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, OARRIAGEs.-
~ have now in stock over one hun ak5R -.
dred Carrisges, ef he best finish, suit rHE1H
able for street, read or park driving. -
duced prices to make room for Fall and Winter
stock. Repairing promptly attended TO.
B0B'T n. GRAHAM,
Repository and Factory 4IO-4l4 sth street n W :,
BET. ID snd u. sepS-gt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-01-06

Ii Is as true AZ that great oaks from little acorns
grow" that hightul diseases are often engendered
by seemingly Nifisg ailements Casual fits of indi-
gestion superindace chronic dyspepsia, occasional
biilus attacks cuminate in fixed diseases OF the iv-
err intermittent twinges in the legs and degen-
crate into the continuous agony of acute rh umatism
Not that such disastrous consequences are inevitable
Far from it, They are attributable to neglect. A
few doses OF Hos'etters Stomach Bitters will always
cure casual indigestion or an ordinary bilious afec-
tion or arrest the premonitory symptoms of rheu-
ma'ism. 1t is true tn when dyspepsia, or liver
complaint, or rheumatism. or constipation or ner-
vous debility, or s ok headache has become perma-
nent evil an has even baff1ed the skill o. eminent
physicians and sisted all the ordinary remedies it
may still be eradicated by the htters: but it easier
as Macbeth suggests TO crush the serpens egg than
the grown serpent.
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To the Editor Of the Press
have noticed several times in your paper
the statement that the "build of vessels in
Maine in 1873 exceed that of any former year.
Such statement, fear will have 10 good in
fiuence in Congress, especially among the Wes-
tern members, and believing it unwarranted BY
the facts in the case, hope to see it correct
ed. In 1855 the tonnage built in Bath district
amounted to GA, 063 tons, and as the proportion
built here was in those days usually about one
thirdrof the whole State, that would give about
2 10000 tons that year for Maine. In 1855. six
ty ships and barks were Luilt here, besides
n lmber of smaller vessels. See the statement
reiterated in your issue of this morning, and
therefore l send you the above.
Truly yours
To-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-01-06

Sierra Nevada of 100 tons, which he will
launch at 10 o'clock a. m. on Saturday, the 18th
inst. She will be rugged and fitted for sea ia
fourteen DAYS, and is to be commanded by NJ.
c. Mailing. He also has two schooners on the
stocks which will be flushed before April He
is also at work on 240 foot keel for ship; the
frame and Southern pine are already ia the
yard aud he intends to have her ready TO launch
in July. He has the frame part out for a
barque of 800 tons
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-01-06
MARRIED..

In Yarmouth, Jan. 8, Amos T. Noyes and Miss
Elmira Davis both of Freeport.
In Saccarappa Jan. ]. by Rev. ii. Whtcher, Geo.
A. Woodbury. and Miss Rhemepa F. Jordan both of
Westbrook.
In Brunswick. Willis NJ. Chenery Esq., of Port
and and Miss Eliza R., daughter of Capt. p c. Mer-
riman of Brunswick.
In Brunswick, Dec. q, William Z. Beard of Bath
and Miss Rosa +. Condor of Brunswick.
In Wiscasset, Dec. 25 Melville Gilpatriak and Miss
Emma e. Reed both of Boothbay.
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JOHN HAYDEN,

MAsoNIc.-The following officers were in
stalled over Greenleaf Lodge of Masons at Cor.
nish, by Deputy Webb of Bridgton:-W. NJ
John Bradley; S. W., j. n Bracket: j w.
l.. Sanborn; Treasurer, G. G. Mari; Secretary
r. G. Smith; S. D., Preston Durgin; J. D.
Frank Merrill; S. s., w. HI. Nevers; j. S., w
H. Cole; T, Sam'l GRAY.
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VALUABLE TESTIMONY.

A New York merchant writes
THOS. G. LORlNG.
Portland, Me.
Dear Sir 81 have been a great suffers
from CONSTIPATION and DYSPEP.
STA for many vi AIRS; at times L was al
most inca pac itated for business. I'm June
last, ON the occasion Of a visit 20 your city.
I wns induced to try LORlNG'S SPECI-
FIC. took il with many misgiviues, for
L began TO doubt the efficacy of any treat.
ment i'm my case, but i'm spite of all my
doub s, 1 found yseif improving rapidly
unker its influence 1 can now ct and
digest almost any X md of 70 d and HAVE
GAINED TW4 NTV POUNDS OF
FLESH Owe NV USUAL. WEIGHT.
L have great faith in the specific, and
heaa fiIy recommend IL to all who know
W Mt it is to suffer from Constipation aud
Dyspepsia. You have made great dis
covery, and ! hope you will be rewarded.
Gratefully Yours,
JOHN l.. ERISBIE,
% s. fOl williams Street.
New York City.
Dee. 90 1873.
Loring's Specific. Price $780, THOS. G. l Or
ING, Proprietor. Dealers supplied by W. F. Phil
lips & Co., j. W. Perkins g. Co. ja3sntf
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NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday, IAN. 5.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Chesapeake. johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse TO Henry Fox.
Brig Ernest. Hodgdon, loston.
Sch VIM Connors, French, Port Jchnson-coal to
Jos II Poor q Bro.
Sch Bengal, Titus, New York-iron to A E Stevens
& Co.
Sch Carrie. (Br) Bonnell. Boston.
Sch Geo Amos YORK. Ports mouth.
Sch NJ Laughton Laughton Saco.
Sch Spectator, (Br) Flewelling, st John, NIB, for
Boston.
Sch Vixen, Walls, Mt Desert.
Sch Dunbar Relman Ellsworth tor Boston.
Sch Empire, Murch, Belfast for Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Acadan, (Br) Cabel Halifax. NS-John
POrteous.
Steamer New Brunswick, Lor g, Eastport and st
John, MA Stubbs
Barque Gertrude. Dyer, Matanzas-1saac Emery
Sch Abbie. Cakes, Cardenas-Phinney. Jackson &
Fox.