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The Portland daily press., 1876-07-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS in MAINE.

Especial to the Press.l
BIDDEFoRD, July 6.--John b. Wedgewood,
agent, in Saco, for the Equitable Insurance
Company, has been missing over week, He
left town with the expressed intention to 60 in
to the country, since which time he has not been
heard from. He owes considerable sums of
money, and it is believed that he has abscond-
ed with al the funds he could lay hands on.
He left letter for his wife, saying that
he should not return. Though his!accounts are
in a confused state, the insurance company
lose nothing by him. Wedgewood is about
twenty-five years old and halls from Parsons
acter.
Suicide.
WEST BALDWIN, July 6-Levi M. Pugsley
of Cornish, left bis house early this morning
and was found about six o'clock tonight, hung
to tree in his field. He was about forty years
old and unmarried. Cause unknown. b.
BOY Drowned.
ITO the Associated Pressl
BATH, July 6. A son of Augustus n. Morse,
aged 10, of this city, was knocked overheard
by the boom of boat in W hich he was sailing
last evening. and drowned. Elmer Coombs,
aged 16, jumped into the water and got hold of
him but was obliged to let go in order to save
himself.
Fire ut Madison Bridge.
SKowHEGAN, July 6.-The farm building of
Calvin Sawyer, at Madison Bridge, was to-day
destroyed by fire, together with their contents.
Loss about $4,000; insured for $1,000 Origin
unknown.
Assembling tho ORcer.
CAMDEN, July 6.-Richard Thorndike was
arraigned before Trial Justice Perry yesterday,
on charge of assault and obstructing an Off
Ger in discharge of duty, and failing to recog-
in the sum of 5000, was committed.
MIR. Blaine's Condition.
AUGUSTA, July 6.-Mr. Blaine has now been
home eight days. So far, there has been no
special change in his case. The material fea-
lures of the disease are made very manifest by
the fact of his being decidedly worse every al
ternate day. The nervous prostration is still
the marked characteristic of his case He is
not able to leave his room and is almost entire
ly confined to his bed His physician thinks il
will be many weeks before he will resume ac'
tive work. A European trip is strongly recon-
mended, as soon as his strength is sufficient, by
some good medical authorities who have been
consulted.
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Massachusetts Pr0hibitiOnists.
A Full State Ticket Nominated.

Boston, July 6.-The State Convention of
the Prohibition party of Massachusetts met in
fremont Temple at II o'clock today, about 200
persons being present. Ell. d. Gushing of Bos-
ton called the convention to order and Charles
Almy was chosen temporary chairman, Chas.
A. Hovey and Austin Bassett chosen secre.
taries.
The committee on permanent organization
reported a list with Rev. DR.. ID. Q. Eddy of
Boston as chairman, and it was adopted.
Rev. L. b. Bates of South Boston offered a
prayer and the chairman then addressed the
convention in favor of independent action in
state affairs.
A committee on resolutions was appointed
with Judge Pitman chairman.
Ex-Leutenant Governor Trask of Spring
field nominated Hon. John j. Baker of Bever-
ly, the candidate of last year. for Governor, and
Ezra S. COnant of Randolph seconded the
nomination.
Mr.. Faxon opposed any nominations, be-
lieVing that the best interests Of the prohlbi
ton could be served by remaining in the Re-
publican party, and saying that it cost money
to carry on party and he would rather raise
$4,000 among Republican prohibitionists than
in prohbitory convention. There were plen-
ty of men who could shout prohibition upon
the house-top and the hilltop but could sneak
away fast enough when any one asked them to
give something.
Mr.. Trask then withdrew his motion and
il was voted that all parts of the state be repre-
scented on the committee.
Mr.. Gregg of Boston moved to nominate a
full prohibitory ticket which was tabled.
On motion of John w. Berry of Lynn, it
was voted to appoint State Central Commit
tee.
Mr. Broomhall of England, delegate of the
United Kingdom Alliance then addressed the
convention briefly, upon invitation. Recess
On reassembling, after some debate on the
ACCESSIBILITY of nomination, Hon. John L.
Baker was unanimously nominated by accla-
nation. Judge Pitman presen ted resolutions
which were unanimously adopted by a rising
vote.
The resolutions, ten in number acknow.
edge the necessity of divine assistance and need
of higher and purer political life in the nation
and state. The dram shop is pronounced the
foe of civilization and all other issues are trivial
in comparison with the momentous one of the
attitude of the commonwealth toward the dram
shop. The prohibtionists of Massachusetts,
are now organized, not for compaign merely,
but for the war. They invite earnest prayers
and efficient work of women IN behalf of the
cause and invoke the assistance of the people.
Nine thousand independent votes last year
startled the politicians; 10000 this year will
reverse the policy OF the state.
Rev. DIR. ID. @. Eddy was unani-
mously nominated as candidate for Lieut.
Governor. The ticket was completed as fol-
lows: Secretary of State, Harry b. Pierce of
Arlington; Auditor, Julius L. Clark, Newton;
Treasurer, Ell. 81. Faxon, Quincy; Attorney
General, Thomas L. Wakefield, Dedham.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid FIN Bombay May 30, ships William MeGilyery
Ar at Archangel =, barque Shawmut, Conner, for
Ar at Algoa Bay, CGH, june 2ith, barque Annie S
At Algoa Bay, CGH. May 10, barque Chas R Lewis,
Race, from Portland, dsg.
:, Ar at Binnipitam May 18th, shipC II Southland,
Beattie, Cocoanda. (and sid 23d for Havre).
Sid I'm Sierra Leone May 26, brig Shasta, Brown,
for Boston via Matanzas
Sid FIN Hedickswall June 10. barque Dirigo, Sta
PIES Cardiff.
Ar at Gibraltar June 25th, barque Horace Beals
Pickett New York for Odessa.
Sid I'm Antwerp 4th inst, barques Bessie Simpson,
(Br) Bradford, Calais, Me; CaIdenas, for Phlade-
phia
Ar at Queenstown 9TH inst, sch W Welt, Welt,
Ar at Wisbeach 5th inst, Com Dupont, Nichols,
New York.
Larrabee, for United States ready; Atlas, Powers,
for New York 23d.
Ar at St Jago 4th inst, barque d Bueno, Jones,
Ar at CienfuegOs June go, sch W Durham, Car
Sid I'm Caibarien June 9th, barQue L X Weldon,
Cosor, Philadelphia.
Ar at Havana 4th inst, brig Havana, Meyer, from
New York.
Sid Sd, barque Isaac Hall, Ryder, New York.
Ar at Matanzas June 80, barques l. Genora, Sim
mons, New York; j Chadwick. How, do; LIST inst,
brig Geo Burnham, Staples, Ponce.
Sid i'm Cardenas LIST inst, brig Mary Gibbs, Whit
more, New York.
Sid FIN Sagua June 81, barque r A Alien, Farr, for
Boston; sch Warren, johnson, Boston.
Ar at Bermuda June 10, schs f X Wilson, Cooper,
Philadelphia; 23d, Abraham Richardson, Pray, from
Nassau, MP.
Cid at Pictou 4th inst, sch John Proctor. Doane,
Portland.
Ar at Annapolis, Ms, list inst, sch Atwood, At
wood, Portland
. Ar at bridgwaier, Ms, June 81, sch Emerson,
Emerson, Bucksport.
Ar at st John, NIB. 4th inst, ship Eureka Cnew,
POO tons) woodward, of and from Richmond Me,
to load deals for Europe; schs Ocean Belle wasson
and Cambria, keefe, Portland
fhnlxa r sn
Katie Lont, Lopaus, New York Bagaduce, Glenn
ent: PHILADELPHIA 4th, Bowdon, Bandall, do; Fam
ny Flint, Warren, New York.
--latest by Europen steaamersl
Ar at Barcelona June II, Palestine, Ford, Phiadei-
phia.
Ar at Alicante June II, Sasta, Griffin, New York.
Ar at Marseilles June Fl, Myronus, Higgins from
New York.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The funeral of Gen. Marshall Lefferts took
place in New York yesterday and was largely
attended.
Rev. DIR. VIM. Morris, formerly pastor of
Trinity church, died yesterday, aged SO.
Judge Westbrook has confirmed the report
directed him to pay the proposed dividend of
10 per cent. to such creditors as have proved
claims. About four million dollars of claims
have been proved.
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Secret Societies i'm Politics.

PHILADELPHIA, July GA convention as
sembled here yesterday composed of represen-
tatives Of American secret societies from every
state in the Union. After debate, during
which it was proposed to make their own n ON
nations for President and VicePresident of
the United States, series of resolutions were
adopted opposing Catholic political organiza-
tons, endorsing the publici school system,
Bible, urging the election of Congressman W no
endorse American principles, deprecating the
revival of animosties between the North and
South, favoring specie resumption, thanking
Gen. Grant for his war services, and endorsing
Hayes and Wheeler for President and Vice
President. The resolutions are signed, ''By
order of the America Alliance, with the ma me
of Samuel j. Tyler, Secretary"
The Portland daily press., 1876-07-07
Daily Domestic Receipts.

ter q Co 7 cars corn, Stevens & Co do corn, G w
True & Co do corn, Norton, Chapman & Co do
corn, same do oats, c ii True do oats. Waldron
& True do bran, A w Jordan do bran, G II
Reader do screenings, Chase Bros do mill stuff
W True do -four, Woodbury. & l. do flour, Dodge
Nutter & Kimbal do shocks, r Deerng q Co do
lumber, Starboard do broom corn. G Il Rail-
road do merchandise, M Railroad Is do merchan-
disc, s. o Railroad do merchandise, Portland &c
do merchandise.
By water conveyance-1OOO bush cornmeal to G
W. true g. Co.
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11sc and Extra c. at 1OIc to-day with very strong
feeling on all grades. Pork and lard are dull and
show no change. Flour is unchanged and there is
but very little doing in any brands. Grain is tirmer
in the West and an advance in prices is daily ex-
pected here, especially on corn.
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FOREIGN Exports,

ST. JOHN, NIB. Br Schr Janet 500 bbls flour,
100 do oatmeal, 513 bags grue.
WINDSOR, Ms. Br Sour Welcome HOme-1
boiler and fixtures.
ANNAPOLIS, Ms. Br Schr Portland-400 bbls o
-four, so bags meal. 116 gals oil, horse rakes,
packages merchandise,
The Portland daily press., 1876-07-07

The attention Of invaiids who are suffering from
Kidney Bladder and Gandular Diseases, is directed
to HUNTS REMEDY. In cases of Female Irregulari-
ties Diabetes, Mental and Physical Debility, Dropsy,
and Complaints of the UrinOGenital Organs, HUNTS
REMEDY affords prompt relief and is positive cure.
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GREAT BRITAIN,
HOuae of Com mons.

Harcourt (LiberaD gave notice that he would
at an early day move a resolution that it is ex-
pedient to extradition laws to more effectually
provide justice for all excepting political Of
fences.
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FO IL E 8 Il T. A r..

"For twenty years have been very much troubled
with Salt Rheum ON my arm, for which have tried
various washes and saves, besides the treatment o
my regular physician. These have only driven it
from my arm and ca sed 1t to appear elsewhere.
Soap, my arm is entirely aceu and 1 discover no
symptoms Of the trouble elsewhere" That Is the
testimony of Mrs. B. s. Hunt, of Portland, Me. Get
a cake of your druggist, or by sending IS cents to
The Forest Tar Co., Portland, Me.
oct15 sn9m
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Grimes and Casualties.

Two large barns and their contents, on the
grounds of s. Paris, Charlestown, N. H., were
burned yesterday forenoon; also a valuable
hennery adjoining. Loss and insurance is not
known, but the loss is heavy. Caused by boys
playing with matches.
The Portland daily press., 1876-07-07

HALIFAX. Ms. Steamer Falmouth-3 packages
merchandise to Princes Express, do do to Eastern
Express.
PICTOU, Ms. BIZ Bark Magsie-657 tons coal 10
G L Railroad.
The Portland daily press., 1876-07-07
Eur0uenu Markets.

LONDON, July 6-12.3O P. M.-COnsols at 90 1916
for money and account.
LONDON, July 6-12.30 p. M.-American securi-
tes-Erie 49,; 40 preferred 1871.
LIVERPOOL, July 6.-12.3O P. M.-Cotton market
dull; Middling uplands at 15-l6d; do Orleans at
6 Lied; sales of 1000 bales, including 1000 bales
for speculation and export; receipts $500 bales, OF
which 5000 were American.
LONDON, July $3.50 P. NJ -Consols at SO 15-lG
for money and account.
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MARRIED..

In Rockland, June IS, j. T. Lothrop and Miss Cora
f. Thompson.
In Rockland, May "a, E. c. Smith and Miss E. C.
Colson.
In Thomaston, June 20, c. Sidney Smith and Miss
Emile Creighton.
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DIED.

In Rockland. June 1G, Mrs. Sarah S., widow of the
late John McAllister, aged i8 years.
In Union, June 16 Mrs. Ellen, wife OF f. p. Morse,
aged 40 years.
In Thomaston, June 16, Joel W. Harrington, aged
~ years.
In Thomaston, June is, Chas. c. Chase, aged 80
years months.
The Portland daily press., 1876-07-07
FINANCIAL AND COM uERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

THURSDAY, July 6.-Sugars are stronger to-day
and prices are advancing; granulated is quoted at
The Portland daily press., 1876-07-07
DEpARTURE OF sTEAMsHIPs.
MARINE NEWS.
POET OF PORTLAND,

Thursday, July q.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Falmouth, Colby, Halifax, n S-passen-
gers and mdse to John Porteous.
Barque S w Holbrook, Mitchell, Philadelphia
coal to Randall & McAllister. Vessel to Geo Hunt
Sch May Evelean, McClearn, Philadelphia.
Sch Willie Martin, Mosher, New York.
Sch Sharon, Donnell, Cape Nedick.
Sch Egret, Fernald. Gouldsboro-shingles and &C.
dar posts to Kicker 81 Hersey.
Sch Regaa, Pinkham Boothbay
Sch Greenleat Kimba Boothbay.
Sch Corporal Trim, Staples, fishing, 27O bills mack
erel.
Sch Ranger, Thurston, Bangor for Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York Henry
Sch Janet s. (Br) somerville. St John, NB-JOhn
Porteous
Sch welcome Home, OBJ Hatfield, Windsor, Ms
Quinn g. Co.
Sch Portland, (Br) Lynch, CORVALLIS, Ns-John
Porteous.
Sch Irene Meservey. Meservey, Kennebec to
load for New York-Orlando Nlckerson.
SA1LED-Brigs Sarah nj Loring, A Pettengill;
sch Casco Lodge, and Others
[FRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Gloucester, E, 9th inst, sch L Orr, fom
New York.
Ar at Cardenas Sd inst barque Dirigo. Staples,
Barcelona; 4th, sch Ruth Darling, Baltimore.
MEMORANDA.
Sch Sunbeam, Bunker, from Calais for Alexandria,
before reported9 was run into by Gloucester fish
ing schr supposed the Carl Shurz it being thick
at the time Capt Bunker threw over his deckload
oaths and attempted to get his vessel into Cranberry
Isles next day, but struck on Rich's Point, where
she remains, with her back broken and fills every
tide. May come off alter discharging.
Sch Cambria, Keefe, at st John, NIB. from Port
land, reports, the Sd inst off the Northern head Of
Grand Menan, saw large American schr in collision
with the PamperO, of st John. The latter had lost
jibboom and head gear, and the Am schr had her
bow stove in.
Sch Wyoming, Foss, from Boston for Calais, was
in collision with st John vessel (probably the schr
Pampero) Sd inst, and was cut through to the wind
lass, causing her to fill Immediately. She was aban-
doned and the crew were taken to Winter Harbor.
The Wyoming afterward went ashore at Duck Island
butH cd of hraa hnur Iat
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The London Standards despatch reports that
the Roman Catholics in Herzegovina have
quilted the camp of the insurgents and Joined
the Turks against the Servians.
Galican newspapers report that 10000 Rus
siaE troops, including 5000 Corsacks, ara ap-
preaching Bukowina.
The Portland daily press., 1876-07-07
Boston Bank Statement.
Providence Print Cloths Married.


!. PROVIDENCE, July 6.-Printng Cloths market
nrm with more business, principally on basis of 3sc
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Boston stock Market.
$1,000 Boston s. Name Railroad 7s,...........,.11
New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK. July 6-Evening, -Money easy at 2
a per cent on call. Sterling Exchange firm at 1879
g 1881 for 10 days and 1899 "a 1901 for demand.
Gold declined from 1124 to 1115 and advanced to
112; loans fiat and per cent The cearances at the
Gold Exchange Bank were 20, 900. The customs
receipts to-day were $5Ol, 900. The Treasury dis
bursements were $472O0O for interest, $1,000 for
bonds, and S14 40 in silver.
Governments steady State bonds dull Railway
mortgages strong with brisk demand Union Pacific
land grants advanced to 1923; sinking funds to 92A
frsts to 1929.
The Portland daily press., 1876-07-07
SPOKEN.
Answers TO Correspondent.

FHsWtFs TO COFftspUHutHts'
In answer to alphabetically in your last issue,
for remedy for consumption, in its first stages,
can recommend DR.. Pieree's Golden Medical Disc0v-
ery" if taken according directions for it has been
thoroughly tried in my family, ana the results
glorious. alphabetical" must not expect bottle
TO do the work-my wife took three bottles before
she could discover any change but after the third
bottle every dose seemed to strengthen the lungs.
and now she Is well and hearty. II Alphabetical
will write 10 me will get witnesses to the above:
HENRY II. M. PATTON.
Lawrence, Marion County, Ind.
Cincinnati Times, Feb. A, 1875.
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MEXICO,
General Success of the Government
Presidential Eleciion-Deafh of Santa
Anna.

Presidential EIeciion-Deafh of Santa
Anna.
HAVANA, July 6.-The steamer City of
Havana brings intelligence from the City of
Mexico June %. No important engagement
occurred between the government and revolu-
tionary forces as the latter avoid general en-
gagement and appear unwilling to fisk bat
tle Minor military events are generally IA
vorabe to the government The rainy season
which was beginning will impede operations
The preliminary elections for President will
be held July 9th. There is no opposing candi-
date to President Lerdo. The revolutionists
are trying to prevent the holding of elections
and in the majority of districts this may pre-
vent constitutional election. Revolutionists
claim that the reelection of Lerdo will insure
his overthrow. This will probably happen
eventually, though the government al present
will be able to maintain itself.
Gen. Santa Anna died June; Goth, aged 81.
Gen. Gorilla died from the effects of his
wounds,
The Portland daily press., 1876-07-07
METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington. DC,
July7, Il A. MY
For New England.
slightly warmer, clear or fair weather. north
west to southwest winds and rising followed by
falling barometer
The Portland daily press., 1876-07-07

Sid I'm Flushing Roads 10th, Mamie Bell, Buck
nam. Boston.
Sid fun Cuxhayen June %, John Zittlosen, Merri-
man, Swansea.
Ar at Elsinore JuLe IL, G Hazcltine, Gikey, I'm
Reval for New York.
SPOKEN.
June 2S, of Cape Lookout, sch A Hay ford, from
Belfast for jacksonville. 25 days out.
June %, of Cape Lookout, sch San Juan, from
New York for Port Royal, SC, 20 days out.
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LONDON July 6.-Tne Times correspondent
despatch from Ragusa says that thers is a com
plete panic among the Herzegovinians at the
taken refuge in the fortresses, and the country
is apparently abandoned Reported Turkish
successes on this side are fabrications. Ad-
vices from Semlin, a Hungarian town on the
Danube, nearly opposite Belgrade, state that
there has been no serious fighting between the
Servians and Turks since the latter's victory at
Laitchar.
The Portland daily press., 1876-07-07
TURKEY.
Turkish AtrOc1tie IN Bulgaria,

New YORK, July GA Constantnople let
ter says that the Bulgarian rebellion against
the Turks was hopeless one from the begin
ming. The Turks easily rove tho rebels into
the Balkan mountains, and were not conteut
with fighting the rebels but seized the oppor-
tunity of wreaking vengeance on the Christian
population. They armed the Turkish popula-
ton and the Circassians, who are savages of
the same type as the Indians of the Western
territories of America. These they turned
loose under the name of Bashi Bazouks, or ir-
regular troops, upon the unoffending Bulgarian
villages where no rebel ever was seen. A care
one hundred towns and massacred in cold
blood with the most horrible atrocity about TO-
600 helpless men, women and children. The
plumber of the towns they appropriated, and
the Christian girls, between twelve and twenty
years of age, they carried off as slaves and
compelled to become Moslems.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-01
What Is IntoricdtiOn /?
The Mysterious Working Of Alcoholic
stimulants.

In a late number of the Edinburgh
ReUiew is an exhaustive and carefully
written paper upon The Physiological
Influence of Alcohol" 1t is calm and
scientific, not emotional, but crowded
with facts and information. According
to this article, when spirituous drink is
taken into the body it does not simply
run through the digestive cavity OF that
body, but il runs through the blood before
it can find any escape. and it clings to
that blood for considerable period,
flowing with it round and round through
the circling stream OF its unceasing
progress. 1t goes everywhere, in each
fibre, membrane and tissue, and fills and
saturates each vital organ-hesh, brain'
heart. liver, lung, kidney, skin and Sc
creting apparatus. Wherever there should
be blood. under the natural arrangements
of life, there. is now blood mingled with
the alcoholic spirit.
AIIlClcs vi lOOu aiO NNAAkA~~
built up from simpler elements by the
effort of vegetable life." Alcohol is not
such u complex substance, but it is q
"product OF the downward degradation
and decay of such complex principle"
The foods which furnish substance to the
living structures are, for the most part.
composed with the aid of nitrogen, and
have therefore an affinity with the vital
parts of the human structure. The
fibrin of the blood, the muscular flesh,
the cartilages and tendons, the men,
branes and the skin, the soft nerve pulp
and the brain are all so many examples
OF nitrogenized matter" But alcohol is
entirely devoid OF nitrogen in any form.
In the exceptional cases where alcohol
has been found useful as medicine an
unnatural condition of the body exists,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-01
Increase of our National Wedtth
from Immigration.

In 1856 the Commissioners Of Emigra
ton in New York examined every
immigrant as to the amount of his means.
and it was ascertained that the average
cash of the 1882 arriving that year
was s6s.Os. But T. subsequently ap'
peared that many emigrants. not under
standing the object of his inquiry were
careful not to report the full amount Of
their means. Mr.. Knapp, therefore,
estimated the average amount OF money
brought by each immigrant at 500 ana
other personal property at $50 total
$50. This estimate is believed by many
to be beyond the facts, and DR.. Young
estimates the average amount brought
by each at $50. Assuming that the
422. .545 aliens who arrived in the United
States in 1873, with the intention OF
remaining, brought an average OF $50
each, It will be seen that the immigration
of tha. year added sSS, 8OS.6OO to the
wealth of the country. Applying the
same calculation to the total number oil
aliens arriving, with the intention OF
remaining. from the formation oil the
government to the beginning OF 1874,
and the result is about S7l2,OOO,OOo as
the total amount contributed by immi-
grafton to the wealth OF the country
since its origin. But the economic
value of the immigrant arising from the
addition to the industrial and intelleclus
resources of the country, is still greater
DR.. Young makes the average capital OF
each immigrant $500. At this rate the
immigration to the United States in 1879
added about sSSS, 600, 900 to the national
wealth, while the increase from this
source since the formation Of the gov
ernment is about S7l25.7OC coo -
Appletons american Cyclopaedia, reused
edition, article "Emigrdti0p."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-01

The Tow LINE-Onentimes 1 have
seen a tall ship glide by aaaius, he tide,
as if drawn by some invisible tow-line,
with hundred strong arms pulling Il.
Her sails hung unified, hcr ..eameTs
hung dropping, she had neither side
wheel nor stern wheel; sill Sd moved