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New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF TUE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON. d. c.. Mondiy. Dec. 29 1874 Il q. M.
synopsis for he Dasi tIcentv-four hoars
The barometer has risen in the districts east
of ihe Mississippi River and fallen decdedy in the
Northwest. CA, ,,.,
states and fallen In Tennessee and the ONO Valley
and northw tho lake region Rain prevails in
the lake region Ohio Valley the Central Mississippi
Valley and tho Southern portion OF the Middle States
snow 1. reported frum Minnesota Generally cloudy
weather and light rain has prevailed In the Cult States
Clear or far weather prevails In the South Atlantic
States. /,
cinnati Louisville, ana risen ut CAIRO ana Memphs.
I'TObdbiItles
For Yeu. England and ne Middle States RAIo and nDg
Win southeru 10 tesriy rinkS Increasing L force,
r;Sn1 tenIrriiurc and falling barometer, (onortd bY
riSnrug weaiher -. the Southern portion Of he Middle
Sfntes. -. ,-.-,.., .,., ,u,.,,
For the South Atlantic States, partly cloudy aud warm
weather with south or winds, and continued h'gn
barometer. .. L. ,,o ,,,.,dor
and light rain near the coast with southcFly WlhuS
changes Ia temperature, ana stationary OF rising
b,fometer followed by lower temperature anu variaDlo
winds west Of the Mississippi. - , ,,, a.,
Ear Tennessee and the OIio Valley rain followed nv
crarug weather. lower temperature, southwest or
mo-, Ih-west winds, anu rlsiag barometer
For the akaregion. rain Vr snow, sOnR OF noT'u
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28

ARBucKLE-As Erie Penn, Dec. .6 1874 William a Arbaclis
formerly merchant 10 this city.
BOAK-On Sunday. Dec o. MargEsi A. eldest daughter Of ThOsas
TIE friend, Of the ml respectfully rhd 70 .,e.A
Tuesday Dec 30, at ~ O'Clock
DRYBR-On Saturday. Dec. 26 caroline DRYER rsher o. B. A
Tn. friends and relatives Of th. t.uy attend faus
from Of b. a. Dyer ;a7 West Hsy shhss aosAas
New Orleans and a.ISurs Germany papers Please eOp,
ps1a Ss1sf y S Soos
The revs and friends Of respectfully invited
aaos ils ,snsSe, %e..,Ss. ,is '
Css. Will BE- 10 .as S = s s Ss S0e % S p y
r.i.seid. IT, S i ill., l.. papers please cop,
HKGEMAN-suaday uO;pns;, Dee. 81 -saDs e ws n 'ssa
Itss%. ::1 ,qs1's, s, 81 q i ,sSsrss h m
from her 's rs;sDs b @ a ,dS B fSsS s ..s
G..s Gs.as 5 s.;ioa AZ aH q, $50 IS 1 spa Tue A
ssss, ssss . . A: Ia psn .s % 's
McDurmd. In the 5lst year OF bisag
Funeral notice will 10 gwen hereafter
McLHLLAg-Ia Brookn Dec "a Iseph McLed,r. the SiA
The rrn.a were taken BdsepS,. Com Dec &c for uesu.
MOoRROn Cbrsim,s morning The residence Of her 'os|ss"
A.rsu. h"dss & Mara "a s sa % " ,s, ,rs r.s nv. L. A.
tend her fune:a from Memorial CharA for'esh
Se" Sst"ssa xsa sii% 1S foriSsf not
PELpn tag p.n morsHS sss I f. =, The residence Of hes
aud n Of thu nnly ressa invited 10 attend
funeral MOuda, 2sh lust a. IL o6ocs No LA
PSiisel. VII. Of tie R Bsp W Yc in the x 4
real of her
0:iJam.
sL.rRR-Oo Saturday Dee % residence Of HI, .ou l,A,
A. ~ Baows l5S Msdisonavr Richard .J Sste aged ~
Fub, this Noniay. 18th itts al IN Rclst.,s ana
irirui, invited without further s9ucs>
VII Bergen Point j. Oh saturday the 2Sh NJ. Ns,y
W.oa widow Of tho late 20 !,eEna D. Wibour ,f Nos ,o
4. l. tue U9Ih II her ''
Rela,'s. az sas are invited TO sfe'a her tnss Mors
@ " II p.,s.a M i% ns tue G.s S Der s wSS.
the ll:la tran from tho fass Of hS arlv.st New,IgI
Twenty at 81, JoAn A. Wilde. - ' " - -'
| MOI Of funeral here tner
YATESOn suutay mornns 27 At N. residence Of sonj
law Dr. H. James Aasvi r. widow ss the late Yss
in the Both ot her ~ " "
| Nanos o tuaorsl hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
sERrOUs ILLNESS or GERRiT sKiTA

Mr.. Gerit Smith of l'cterboro, widely known
a. a phxnthropist and lesder in AntiSa'ery sne
Temperance reforms, lying N the point :" dea.n ~
this CITY, Last Thursday evening he came 70 spcno s'
Christmas with his niece and seemed to be ana
TO his relatives be In exce2'onaiy sood hea
mad sar,ts up 10 Friday pixht On Saturday nornioe
=, wos fonnd that his mind wandering
ara hs suddenIy loss conscionsneaa TIE sstacs
under which he Is gradusly sinking ~ 2rononnced ~
Dr. Bsysrd, the attending physician, to % OF an spo
pectC character, lie renaiped at late beor ias1hss
in cosatose condition having been conscs,dS ony t
10 or IS p,nutes sisse tho attssk it was @uen 'uA'
he would 1--we tall morning and possibly for '>w noofs
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. T.-Rear-Admir1l PEN
mock commanding tue United states naval forces the
AsIatc Station. reports under date Of the iui Of No
vember the movements Of his SQUADRON as follows:
The Hartford was at Shanghai. the Lackswanna AZ
Yokohama, the Kearsage at VaravasLok. awaiting the
scientific party OF Prof Hall the MOnocICy had sailed
Nov. 10 for Han Kow. touching at ChiakiIns and Kiu
Kiang; she will remain at Han Kow for the present:
the Ashuelot landed Prof. Watson aud his party ~
Tlentsn and thence proceeded TO Nlnghai MenchOanx-
Lang Chang Foo, and Cheefo. arriving at 2nangha,
Nov 8; the SacO. at Shanghai, would soon leave for
Hong Kong Manila, and Otncr southern pOrtst thu
Yaut.o would leave for Hong Kong; tho PsloS
would spend the Winter at entsin The health or the
officers and men was good.
Rear-Admral lie Roy reports the arrival OF pa dag
ship, the Lancaster at MODtevideO Nov. Ia The Wass
was in port The health OF both ships was good lie
expected remain in Monteydeo until afairs became
quiet.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
SUICIDE OF A JOURNALIST.

A melancholy suicide was committed yestcr-
day IN the garrett Of No. Is 81. MdrAs'place. Morrz
Goe,z native OF Cobentz GERMANY, came 10 this coun
,rv IN became connected with Baltimore paper
At the opening OF the be accepted an editorial post
ton upon the Yep York SatS ZenG In 1867 he became
associate editor Of the Nep Yorker Journal He was
very and In 1870 run over by street
car at Pearl and Chathamts, and his leg was frac-
tured lie was laid up for long time, aud the Journal
supported him during bis sickness At length lie was
comu.ed OH account OF failure OF sight to abandon
n.uso,n.r work and being d lne Nnguist, he
gsyo priyste instruction " the lapguages, aud
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
THE PACIFIC MAIL INQUIRY.

Mcssrs. Burahard of Illinois, KassOn Of Iowa,
of Kentucky, aud Wood Of Ncw-York OF the Sub
Committee the Committee Ways and Means OF the
House. whose duty it is to examine witnesses 10 the
Pacific Mail 1nyestgiti met at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel on Saturday. and dccid ii that the investigation
sboud be continued at 1O3o o'clock this morning Mr..
Burchard Is Chairman OF the subcommittee, OF which
Mcsrs Dawes Massachusetts, and Nib Of Indiana
are also m mbers. Dawes and Nlb!ack VIII De
urcseuf NJ tho nrctlu. this morning. The witnesses
VINO are to be cxanilcd subpenaed on Saturday,
but their names Nj. BurClard decnct TO give. Inc
investigation as prosecuted here. will probably last at
least "A week.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
A CUsTOM.uoUsE SEIZURE.

Revenue officers having received informa-
ton that man named Levy was importing goods and
entering them without paying the duty, made an inves
tgaton which resulted the seizure Of large guam
tiy OF goods Il appears that Levy recently imported
Il cases of silyerware and cutlery and two cases OF
shells aud had nvolccd the whole lot shells 10 escape
the payment OF the duties. The tax slverware and
table cutlery and 80 per cent al yaorem, while un
manufactured shells are admitted free. Through some
agency the cases selected from the invoice to he sent to
the public for examination happened to DO tne
two the shells. The silverware ana cutlery
were passed without Inspection, and were taken to an
auction room TO be sold Tie Officers seized IL Of the
"a ,es. estimated 10 be worth $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF THE TRIBUNE
DOLLAR SUBSCRIPTION.

DISPATCH PRoM THE GOVERNOR OF KANSAS.
TOPEKA, Kansas, Dec. 90. 1874
tn WurrELAw REID, New- York: Please accept my
,hanks for four generous efforts in behalf of the
suffering people in the Western part of this State
THos. A. Osborn.
D,sr.rcu FROM GEN. JAMES 8. BRIsBIN. u s. A.
OMAHA. Nebraska. Dec. &C. lo7i
In Wu1reLAw REID Tribute Often, N. Y; Many
,,.nLs for YOUR kind efforts in behalf OF the
Noh,ask. sufferers Reports from all parts OF the
country indicate that plenty of clothing VIII Dc
cont We shall however, need more shoes Tor
wo,oen and children. VIII yon plea'c CaE through
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
THE SUFFERING WEST.
THE DOLLAR SUBSCRIPTION.
A CHRISTMAS GREETING.

n
TO tie Edttor Of The Trtbune.
SIR: inolose herewith draft for $S5 80, q
Christmas greeting for tho Kansas and Nebraska
sufforers-$l5 from the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Congregational Church In this place, and $40 80.
the proceeds Of collection at Christmas prayer
meeting this evening in which Baptists. Methodists
and Congregationalsts united. NJ. s. DUDLEY,
Pastor of Congregational Church.
CromWeU, Middeser Co., Conn, Dec. as. 1874
AFTER A CHRISTMAS DINNER.
TO the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The inclosed 800 is contributed after q
Flushing Christmas dinner for the sufferers in the
West. Will THE TRIBUNE please choose the most
needyf Respectfully, ANONYMOUS
Flushing. N. Y, Dec. 25, 1874.
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT FROM SUNDAY SCHOLARS.
TO the Editor OF The TrtbWne.
SIR: The scholars of Bethany Mission Sunday
school, desiring to make Christmas present to
the "grasshopper sufferers" send the inclosed
S25 IS as the result of collection made while enjoy
ing tier own Christmas tree. OF this amount tho
little ones Of the infant class give 497. X.
Brooklyn, Christmas. 1874
THE GREEN PASTURE PSALM
TO hs Editor Of The Trtbune.
SIR: The Twenty-third Psalm was fondly called
by our little boy, six years of age, who two years
ago this day We laid in Greenwood the green pas
ture Psalm" For him we send the inclosed 81.
Brooklyn. Christmas, 1874. GREEN PASTURE.
GRANDCHILDRENs GIFT.
To the Bdttor of The Tribune.
SIR: In behalf of the Kansas sufferers, my two
grandchildren are willing to divide their Christmas
gifts with the needy made by the pest of all ages,
grasshoppers. and trust it may bring sunlight to
some dark corner. God bless you in this work.
Yours. L. j. BRIDGMAN.
1ew-Y York, Dec %, 1874
THE SKELETON CoRNFIELDs.
To the Editor Of Tho Tribune.
SIR 1t was my sad fortune last Summer to
see the skeleton cornfelds in the grasshopper
region. and gladly subscribe for share in the
Kansas and Nebraska relief fund, for which in
closed please find SO. My mother also sends 81.
Washington, d. c., Dec. "a, 1874. INVALID.
PROCEEDS OF A FAIR.
TO the Edttor of tho Tribune.
SIR: Inclosed please find check on Chatham
National Bank of your Y for $780, being that part
Of the proceeds of the air of the Mission Band of
the Reformed Church of Millbrook devoted to the
aid of sufferers by famine in Nebraska. Truly
yours. &C., HENRY n. COBB Pastor
Millbrook, ". r. Dec. IS, 1874
RESPONDING TO APPEALS.
TO the Editor of The Tribune.
STR: Inclosed find 81 in currency. which please
apply to the fund in your hands for the Nebraska
BTdSSnOpper SuueTeT5' Iour cultoIiai appediS loI
contributions for the Nebraska sufferers cannot be
too earnest and can hardly be too frequent.
Milford, N. T., Dec. 25 1874. TWENTIETH
PARLoR DRAMA.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Please find inclosed So. the proceeds of
" parlor drama" By our pupils to aid the Nebraska
sufferers Wishing you all success, 1 am, yours,
truly j. KEID, jr., Kenmore School.
Richmond, lfass, Dec. "a, 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
ELSEWHERE.

MANCHESTER, N. H., Dec. 27-Three large
hrrs ard q nuont,ty OF stock were burned at New
Boston Friday night. Loss, 5000; Insurance, s7Oo
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec. 27.-A house and
harm beon TO State Constable r. H. Casey at Holy
oke. were burned yesterday morning. Tho loss Is
Si go: insurance 300 The ire was the work OF an
incendary.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 27.-A fire at Newport.
Ky Friday night. destroyed Roheson Co.'s dstillery,
with its contents and two small buildings adjoining
The oss on the disiery $4,000 aud the Insurance
A. oo0 and on the other buildings the los. ia $1,000 and
the Insurance 81 O01
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
THE CARLIST WAR.

LONDON, Monday, Dec. $3.50 a. 10.
The Times's Berlin correspondent says the
ouestion Is discussed Berlin whether 1t Is possible to
punish the Carsts for the seizure Of the German ship
Gustav.
Advces from Gan Sebastian are to the effect that the
Gustav Is deeply imbedded In the mud, and that the
Carlists vera busiy engaged In unloading her. Tho
captain Of the Gustav slightly wounded by the
Carliss.
MADRID. Doc. 17, 1s74.Food is reported TO be very
scarce at Pamplons. All known Carlist sympathizcrs
are being expelled from that city,
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
IN EAST NEW-YORK.

Joseph Henry's Lager beer brewery on the
corner OF Liberty and Goorgiaaves, East New-York
,.as burned early Saturday morning, with its contents,
including largo amount OF stock and machinery and
q was with the greatest difficulty that adjoining
iweIl,pg was saved. The loss on the building Is es
mated at ahout and that stock aud mach merry
q, aon az 600 partially covered by insurance In the
German The Etna, and the Williamsburg Insurance
Companies. Tho fire Is believed to have been tho work
Of inc candaripg
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
OBITUARY NOTFa.

John McDiarmid, late sembnr u the
Board OF Assessors died Saturday. Hc vas WIDELY
known III 81 Ooklyn as an active Hepubcan poittiHih
BosTON, Dec. 27-Thc Hon. Asyah Crosker.
IN Congress the Xtb District dsed
his residence n Fitchburg at II OcJch last night
SPRINGFIELD, Dec. 27.-John Russell, OF
Greenfield, the veteran cutlery manufacturer. asa
OF this industry America, deb AZ bis hose
today aged rs.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Ners see SccONi Ppy,.l'

For other Ship NeTs see Scc0nd P1J>l'
ARRIVED
Steamship Adac (Br Liverpool Dec H. NJ 1reDrts~s
lSh With mdse and 10 Il j. COuis
steanp Gen Barnes Cheeslnsn Savannah days vh mds. nd
paSatO W. X. Cannon.
SUP Arundel Liverpool, Taton Calcutta Sep. lo and
sa Heads l2,n C. q. H. Nov l. with m's"
Bars Mitchell Pernsmbue' ~ Ia's with 'ies
WlND-SunssE. lyit, n. W.; hdI.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH 27-Arvej steamship Herman L aston icon
Nry.iork Barr Dublin. Ssd birs hlsEr itk'
noLis for Rio Jane 70; Nellie 4, for Charleston
B0sTos 27Arrve bark Oean Pearl from ThrA. itands
schrA Iom VIrgna j. r. 2o1uoI aHJ 'oL y W.
from Philsie?ha.
CH.eLEsroS 27-SaieJ, steamships vnn ft PaJe!phs.
Raleigh, for Baltimore.
27Anyi the Passes, orts.
and Metropolis NJ Work ships Lake - 'r ini Re
gna from iytrpo Erlliy from London: Aitoaea
Wagfcri Coe fer Rio ships Advo iai Smm, by, ar
rived outside tor orders.
FOREIGN PORTS
Dec 20 Sailed for the Uied states poki ne1ves
Foster r. Ia Winogne. and BerI,a flnyci ons os
the United llel's anc AdJ Afdves
ont Carrie Reed ir'Lnato Padre
Iioss Preston B0ak Chen haveock. Feso hong Car.
Sabine Viking. az. Cssma. btrc daseS.
Lug Raggefo DANA Hampton Court, Missouri sp4 AAA
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
ARpupr CLOSE OF A GERMAN FARCE.

The majority of the places which have usu'
ally been open Sunday night we're closed last night
Ludwig Hesse of No second'ave' determined 70 deiy
and give his Sunday night performance usual
Tho curtain was raised for the closing and the piece
Rad nroceeded about Oneourih Of Its length when the
pOCe from tho seventeenth Pfecihct, uhuer t"p'
,nhort marched upon the stage aud arrested all the
nerformers The proprietor Ludwig Hesse was also
arrested aud tho spectators were ordered 70 quit lho
hlli
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28

has done wonders, and shan wait for the further
results Of his labor with the pleasantest antcipaons
Tho most successfa Of SINCERE was unqueston-
Hsiy the alto. Mile. Drasdl. The soprano ives Miss
Abbe WINERY the tenor Mt George Simpson, and the
bass Mt A. z. stoddard.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
DRAMATIC NOTES.

The principal novelties of the week, upon
the NewYork stage, will be Mr. I'VE. as Micawber at
Avenue Theater, and MADAME EArchduc," ct the
Lyceum Theater.
Agnes Booth will act at tho Park Theater,
IN BROOKLYN. Tonight This is actress who possesses
intellectual characters aud those who her perfom.
will strong and clear dramatic work. done
with O definite purpose and In firm and distinct style
Bhe will appear as Constance in " King John"
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
IN MATTEAWAN, N. Y.

EEwBURGH, N. Y, Dec. 26.-A fire at Mattea-
wan this morning destroyed Noel 4 Smiths clothing
store, Hatche's cigar store. and Vosburgh's printing
office and damaged the adjoining buildings Tie total
loss Is estimated ut $4,000, Insurance S22,00o
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
OBITUARY.
GAIT. ". II. BARTHOLOMEW.

Cart, W. II. Bartholomew of she 1teh Reg1-
ment Of Infantry died at tbs United states ArSo ost
Little Rc.k Ark, on Thursday last He vas natveept
Pennsylvania and entered the army at the commene V
ment Of with the ras~ OF seconc Lsutcnant
He attained the rank OF Major bs brryet In the voun
In December 1884, and that II Captain " bc f"k
rlsr In January 1865. Tue rnoans hayco been sons
humo for interment.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28

..t wnd. fNIowed BY colder weather and rising BE-
romster during Monday might. u-
Eor the Nnrt,EWest decidedly cola ano ScnefsIW
,d & ~eather n it1 north west winds. nsing bar
C,~ouy a,o, and snov in tbe Upper Mississippi Valley
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
BALTIMORE-LOsS, $40, 200.

BALTIMORE, Dec. GA fire Friday night on
Beethoven Terrace Parkave burned the elegant four
story dwelling owned by W. r. Frick and occupied by
the Rev j. D. McCdbe whose valuable library and fur-
niture were completely destroyed. TWO ADJOINING
buildings were also damaged Tho loss is estimated Ut
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
OTHER LOCAL FIRES.
AT ST. LIN. OUEBEC-LOss s75. 900.

ST.. LIN, Quebec, Dec. 2G.-Tho extensive
DE Lvngchamps discry in tins village was entirely
destroyed by fro this morning the loss was $4,000
and there was insurance
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
AT CLARENDON. AK Loss. $50. 900.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 27.-An incendiary
fire at Clarendon, Ark, carly Thursday morning. de-
sroyed tho grocery stores Of b. f. W. d. Kerr aud j.
NJ Wheelock. the saloon Of ]. NJ. WhcelOck and Dr.
Turnbull's office. The loss is sj0Cc0. NohnS Is known
hero concerning tho amount or tho insurance.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28

A cotton manufacturing company III Springlcid,
Nns. has established goncrLl store and Is selling
rrnv,si0n, and other commodities to thoir employs
=, sInny profit enough TO pay the running oxpolses
,yl interest on tue money Invested
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
THE TRIBUNE. for special contribution Of ladies
and children's shooss
JAMES 8. BRIsDIN. U. 8. Army
A CAUTION,

OMAHA. Neb., Dec 27.-Since Gen. Brsbina
return the State Aid Society has solicitor from No
braska asking aid for the grasshOpper serers repre-.
sentatiOns to the contrary Notwithstanding
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
10 this way supported himself ki's pu'
o,ls bowavar beoau tn desert hmt and

pills. however, began to desert himt auu
recently he has had no employment He was Doe ao'o
tn nay rent and lived I'm garre aud got such food s
kind people gave him few days before Christmas No
left the CITY, but returned On Saturday ana n
terday, 6 arch was made for him and his door was
broken opea He found hanging Dy tne necs % iaom
his suspeDders which were attached 10 cothcs-n
behind bis door. The BODY was at once cut doWh anu =
physician sen, for. He pronounced the mah desd anu
his body sCrt to the MOrguc.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28

Thousands Of Ruptured ones bavs s,a prtn.necus
springs. pads kh'
rRUss OS3 BFJu"a aaio +7L
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
MARRIEU.

CUNHINGS-HAvILAND-At Hudson N. :. Thnrst.Y. AA
~ the the brides father hg she Rev Charles W.
Tcwiinson I, Curss CUMMINGS Of EroO' IH T. 10 ArDaW
daughter OF Capt Johu isVsnd Of the place No zrds
srRAUr-COLYER-Ou Sunday Dec l3 bT Rev. W. p.nnlv,
Jeremiah II. Strau Belle Geueyiey.. laughter 6 Richard
Coly.r all of this city. No cards
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
THE ST1TE or TRADE
CLOTH MARKET.

PRovipEyc. Dec 20 The Printing Cloth market ras-d '9
Of IO) DS6f gUcs
ssndar at 5c 80 dass; Extras sig. 20 IysI
2DO DO do, Seconds at &c 80 DAYS
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
3per,ai AoI,fes

Eighteenb Assembly District Liberal RepublicaA
A-sOcftfiN meeting this
bed "a aUF DiI EVBNiSG Dec. ~. 1874 att 9e.sel
!oErv !. WRAY Secreiarr J. o. JOHNSTON. PIesicat
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
PJSSENGE ERS ARRIVED.

FROM SAvANNAE-Is sn1mshp Grn. Barnes. Dec q Do y
Ga er A. Spencer Isac Hall hss Bstette e. ~ Vsns"sSr
IT, ysnderberg George Muller. W. Bentley Oi)'- Hn
ming and 10 the steerage
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
BJRTU

Al Notices Of Marriages must is ndorssd H,IA fsn
san.e and address
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
DIED.

wIyTERBr RN-Tuesiay, Dec % o- Chu1. .IiAhax,
wife Of George William Winierburn.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28

The production of iron has diminished this
year in Missouri. owing to the general depression.
There were only lG6900 tons of ore received this.
year at St. Louis against 3i93J7 in lS7 The entire
production of the State was about 270.000 t,pS,
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
0Thaf La SnlandiL.U

Exclaimed patient aer having ssooh drawn a. LA1saTs is
at Dr. CoLross in the Cooper Institute.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-23
A Triumph OF ChemistI

Among the numerous healthgiving discoveries
of pharmaceutical chemistry, none has achieved a
more transcendent and lasting success than Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. OF course there is ar a
son for this 1t would have been impossible to
palm OF for nearly quarter ola century, upon so
shrewd people as the Americans, meritless ar
possess a substantial title to public confidence.
The truth of this statement is proved bv the TACT
that bogus nostrums, matter how extensively
pulled, usually enjoy but transient existence, are
then discovered to be worthless, and discarded.
Hostetters Biters, on the contrary, after career
OF twenty years, were never popular as they are
to-day. Soon after their appearance it became
manifest that they possessed in Il remarkable de-.
gree the power OF ton!ng and regulating the human
system, and to-day they rank the standard re-
storative Of the age. novlS.cod&wlw