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Fifteen Gents Per Week
NO. IA
LEGAL.
In Supreme Court at Jackson

James A. Anderson, Admir- de bonis non Of
+. M. Cash, deceased. vs.. ]. o. Thweatt.
QY VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO-
nessee at Jaskson, in this cause, June s, 1877.
l will offer for sale to the highest bidder, in
front Of the court house Of Shelby county, in
the nifv Of Nam nhis on :
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MISSISSIPPI g. TENNESSEE
RAILROAD.
Change of schedule.


MExPHis, TENN, September l. 1877.
nm AND AFTER MONDAY. SEPT. SD,
| 1877. trains win run as follows;
Leave. Arrive.
Nav Orleans mail. daily 300 pm. l;l7
oafGlS fnxc,nt 1,p snr am 900 m
caet umday) .................6 5Oa.m 500 p. N
9 Oe N BUhA6s pup u
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Sir Edward Lee has undertaken to
manage the Dublin Exposition Palace
for one-and.twenty years.
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RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE ON AND AFTER SEPT. l6,
- 1877:
Leaves. Arrives.
Express train, daily......n.b0 pm 5.45 pm
Gem 'datiOn (sxsunday) 5.cop.n S.l8A.m
xIme Twenty Minutes Faster than
City rtme.
S0merVIlIs train will stop at reg
ulRr and 6ag stations.
The IL. .0Op.m. TrRin makes the quick :
est LIa n eVer made to Chattanooga, Knox
Vile, Lynchburg, Washington, and the East,
and will stop at all Regular Stations, and at
Flag Stations when tagged, except Flag sta
tious between Collierville and Memphis.
Ticket office 27S MRan street and Depot
Mem phis and Charleston railroad.
JOHN A. GRANT,
Chief Engineer and General Spp't.
7. s. DAVAN1,
1Sf Assistant General Passenger Agent.
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Eight lines of nonpareil. solid. constitute
square.
Displayed advertisements will be charged
according to the SPACE occupied. at above
rates-there being twelve lines Of solid type to
the inch.
10 regular advertisers we offer superior in
ducements, both as to rates OF charges and
manner of displaying their favors.
Notices in local column inserted fer wenty
cents per line for each insertion.
!. Special notices inserted for ten cents per
line for each insertion.
Notices of deaths and marriages, twenty
cents per line.
All bills for advertising are due when con-
tracted and payable on demand.
All letters, whether upon business or ether
wise, must be addressed to
Z. WHITMORE,
Publisher and Proprietor.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.

THg PUBLIC LEDGER Is PUBLISHED
l every afternoon texcept Sunday at No.
Is Madison street.
The PUBLIC LEDGER is served 10 city subscri-
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By. mail lin advanced: One year, S.; six
months, -; three months, 81; one month, 75
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Weekly Public Ledger,

Published every Tuesday at 81 per annum Tin
advanced. Postage free.
Communications upon subjects Of general
interest TO the public are at all times accept
able.
Rejected manuscripts WILL NOT be returned.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-17
Another Earthquake.

Iowa CRY, November 16.-At 1880 z.
M. to-day severe earthquake shocks were
felt here. S5
COUNCIL BLUFFS. Iowa, November 10
A number OF quick, successive earthquake
shocks were felt here to-day about 1910
o'clock, with q movement apparently east
to west, and lasted about two minutes. No
damage resulted, although for time the
destruction OF some high brick buildings
was threatened At the High-School there
was slight panic. Dispatches from West
ern Iowa say no serious damage resulted,
although the shock has been generally felt.
OMAHA, NEB., November 15.-Three dis
tinct earthquake shocks, lasting about ten
seconds. were plainly perceptible here
twenty minutes before noon to-day, espe-
cially in the upper stories OF brick and
stone buildings. In Columbus the bells in
public buildings sounded. In North Platte
cases in printing-ofices were overturned.
The weather was very pleasant.
TOPEKA, KAN, November ia severe
shock Of earthquake was felt here about ten
minutes before y to-day.
aATcHIsoS, KAN, November 15.-scyeral
distinct shocks Of earthquake were felt here
to-day about II O'Clock.
YANKToN, e T., November 15.-At 1880
A. M. Yunktsn experienced the seycrest
earthquake ever felt in this valley. No
damage was done beyond the breaking OF
some plastering, though some buildings
tipped pcrceptiblr, and the people rushed
from their houses in fright.
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DANVILLE
rcorrcspcnacncc oc the Richmond Uspa'ch.l
NOVEMBER l6, 1871.

,,,o,,,csr,nscncc OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
- NOVEMBER 16, 1877.
Gentlemen who are here from Halifax
county report that there was a freshet in
rannister river last week which did great
damage. The same gentlemen report that
the rains which caused the freshet in Ban
mister river had not much effect on the Dan
or the Staunton.
At the close OF the last session OF the cor
poration, on the 18th, Judge Flournoy was
called upon to decide whether Tiden was
elected or not. One OF the citizens OF Dan
vile. whom will call Mr.. T., hettcd with
another. whom I will call Mr.. H., on CT
about the lst OF November last, that Tilden
would bc elected, and the stakes were de-
posted with friend. whom will call Mr..
:. After the decision OF the Electoral COM
mission became known Mr.. s. decided that
Mr.. Tildcn was not elected, and transferred
the deposits to Mr.. II. Mr.. T. decided that
Tilden was elected according 10 the mode
n; election contemplated when the wager
WAS made, and brought suit against 5. for
the amount OF the deposits. After consld-
crincr the matter day or two Judge Flour
nov rave his decision in favor or Mr. s.,
TINS deciding that Tiidcn was not elected.
The Jurors Of the United States District
Cont have been mostly engaged in trying
parties charged with Illicit trade in liquors.
In several cases the inrics have rendered
fine verdict al acquittal without leaving
their seats. The number OF liquor eases
before the Court. or 10 come before It, lndi-
Gates that there Is n very strong demand Tor
homemade and - blockade spirits, or that
many of Colonel Cahcll'> constituents IN
the counties west OF Danvillc deem the laws
concerning the trade i'll liquors and the DIS
tiiiation OF liquors not very binding on the
conscience. or something else.
\ negro fellow named Henry Eastman
was caught night or two ago IN the act OF
robb;ng the store o! MeSSr>. Hancock ~
Fuller. When two OF the clerks of the store
cndcavored TO arrest him he fired upon
them several times, and the bullets passed
near their heads. One OF the clerks returned
the fire and struck the fellow twice, and
then he surrendered and was taken to jail.
Eastman is said to be from Culpcpcr county.
The store O; McSsrs. Hancock 4 Fuller has
been robbed several times this fall, and 1t Is
supposed that this fellow had hand III the
business every time. The clerks, Mcssrs.
PinniX and Williams, get the reward offered
bv Mayor Luck. Mr. pinuiX did the shoot
ing. tHFhA.
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THE NEWS.
THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS OF
THE METHODIST CONFERENCE.

MATTERS AT WAsIIINGToN-INTER
PROCEEDINGS IN CoSGREss-THE PREsI-
DENTS FORTHCOMING MESSAGE CONsID-
Erred IN CABINET-TIIE COMMITTEE ON
APPROPRIATIONS HAVE NO HOPE FOR
THE CAVALRY REGIMENTS FOR THE
TEXAS 'BORDER-ARREsT OF CoGNo, WHO
MURDERED THE OLD POINT ARTILLERY
MANA DESPERATE ENCOUNTER IN ST.
LOUIS WITH TWO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
REFINERY BURNED AT GREENOCK; LOSS
$3.50, ooo-THREE CHILDREN BURNED TO
DEATH IN NORFOLK coUNTY-A PRoPo-
SlTION IN THE INTEREST OF THE LET
TER-CARRIERS. -.f.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

THE RECENT ELECTloN-RELIGI or Slit
ES--CoSCEET-ElEDS. &C.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispsic!l.J
NOVEMBER Is. 1877.
The recent election resulting in sending
the independent ticket to the Legislature
was the work rather OF the State-debt a%lta-
ton than any other cause. This was really
the only issue. We find by the canvassed
returns that the regular ticket was beaten in
the aggregate 200 votes. The vote was
li-ht-malv persons refusing TO 90 to the
polls, and many dcbarrcd from voting, by 4
fax DELINQUENCY. The rcprcscntativcs-clcc
a.r +. l.. Mchic. j. Howard Smith,
and +. G. Crank. The two former
are no; known in politics. Mr. Niche
j 4 yoVng lawyer OF fair talents.
lie ran rs independent for Commemorative
attorney. rccclvin" the Republican vote, in
1879, and was beaten by Mica!ah Woods.
Mr.. Smith j. Young farmer, brother OF
Professor Smith. OF the University, and Il
man oi practical sense, good attainmcnts,
and fair comprehension Of the political IS
sues oi the day. Mr.. Crank Is known.
There seemed to be no decided feeling OF
opposition to the independents, and many
81 those who voted against them hope for
good representation By these gentlemen.
Mir. Massey. Of course, is returned to the
Senate. Ills majority over billiard in this
county i about 450; and about GOO III
Greene.
Rev. W. II. Williams, the ncwly-clected
pastor OF the Baptist church, has occupied
his pulpit the last two Sundays, ana Is
drawing large congregations. Ills sermons
last Sunday were very tine.
Mr.. Manning occupied the pulpit OF the
Methodist church on Sunday morning ana
Mr. Proctor ut night. Mr.. Mitchell, the
pastor OF this church, who has labored very
accentably to the church and community
for the past year. left for the Conference to-
tlav. It is hoped he will be returned here.
The Presbyterian church Is still Wlthouta
pastor. though they have called Mr. Cor,
don. OF Savannah. Mr.. Gordon is man OF
splendid intellect.
Or. y. Il. Davis has commenced his sun
day afternoon biblical lectures, and they are
well attended both by students and people
from Charlottesville. These lectures are
highly intellectual and instructive.
\ vocal concert was given in the Baptist
church on Friday night last by the choir of
that church, assisted by the other choirs i'll
the town, led by DR.. W. =. L. Randolph,
By which was realized handsome sum for
the church and IN elegant entertainment
furnished the lovers OF music.
Since the 1st OF November the birds have
had no rest. The country iSbeing secured
every day, and large quantities OF hares and
birds are bagged.
The cornerstone of the Delavan Baptist
church will be laid here on Monday next,
and the exercises pertaining thereto will be
participated in by the colored Masons. odd
Fellows, and other societies, both here and
from other sections Of the State. QUlP.
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STAUNTON.
VALLEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AC
CEPTED, &C.

VALLEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AC-
CEPTED, &C. ...
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NOVEMBER 16, 1877.
The debates in the Valley Railroad stock
holders meeting, the action Of which tele-
graphed YOU, were interesting, inasmuch as
they showed clearly that the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company and the city OF
Baltimore, which together own two thirds
OF the stock, do not intend to let any step
be taken about the extension OF it until there
is healthy money market, which, as re-
CARDS railroad stock, is long way of.
Mrs. Kate O'Toole, OF this city. has been
appointed to clerkship in the Agricultural
Department at Washington.
Rev. Mr.. Haskell, OF South Carolina, mas
accepted the call of the Lutheran church
here.
The hour inspections in Staunton this
season have been lighter than ever known
in consequence OF the farmers selling their
wheat. Penn.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ErpSlaIAG.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-SHREWSBURY RACES.
LONDON, November 1G.-Anderson d Sons
sugar-retinery, at Greenock, has been de-
stroyed by fire. Loss, $3.50, 900. .~....
At the Shrewsbury races to-day the strug-
Gle for the Shrewsbury cup, for which eight
horses ran, was won by Pageant, Uopbloom
second. and Zuchore third. ...*. ...s<
BULLION wITHDRAwS FROM TIE BANK OF
ENGLAND. ~ ,,..y :
LONDON, November 1880 Z. IN.---The
amount of bullion withdrawn from the
Bank OF England on balance to-day is
G1,000,0 900. ... '.
- g-.. THE COTTON MARKET. jIt.
LIVERPOOL, November 16.-The circular
OF the Cotton Brokers' Association says cot
ton has been in increased. demand, with
hardening tendency, and although to-day
Thursday the market Is quiet, quotations
show slight advance on most descriptions.
American in good demand, and quotations
have advanced partially 1-18d.' For Sea
Island the inquiry is small and prices are
unchanged. In futures q moderate busi-
ness has been transacted, and after several
fluctuations they close strong at about 1-32d.
to 1-1Gd. over current rate on Thursday
last. 49,. -...f -... are ..
GRAIN CIRCULAR. q s.rs.-sa +
LIVERPOOL. November 16.-A leading
Grain circular says: Notwithstanding the
excessive supplies OF wheat for the past ten
DAYS, trade has improved this week, con-
suIners buying more freely. Prices arc
tirmer, and in some instances n little dearer
for English in foreign of coast, OF which
about twenty cargoes are Offering. A fair
business has been done at previous prices
on the spot and in the neighboring districts.
There was moderate inquiry at Tuesday )
rates. Arrivals for the past three days have
been small OF wheat and flour, and mode
rate OF corn.
France. ~
BoURSE is FIRM-IMPoRTANT POLITICAL.
EVENT EXPECTED.
PARIS, November 1G.-At this hour e
O'Clock P. Ny the Bourse Is very firm.
This is taken to indicate some important
political event, though possibly 1t isonly q
speculative movement.
oBITuArY-rHE ELECTORAL ABUSES, &C.
PARIS, November 16.-M. Pierre Lanprey,
life-senator and member Of the Left Centre,
is dead.
The recent election OF NJ. Grand Perrett
(Bonapartist) to q life-senat orship has been
| annulled in consequence OF m error IN the
count Fs-I
The Bureau OF Chamber Of Deputies have
elected q committee Of, inquiry into the
electoral abuses. All members OF the CON-
mittee-thirty-t three in number-belons to
various groups of the Left.
Deputies Mitchell and Allan fought due
to- day in consequence OF the latter having
called the former O liar in Wednesdays de-
bate. NJ. Mitchell was wounded in the arm
The Ioniteur (Sejne Officially announces
that at this mornings Cabinet council Min
listers rendered their,resignation. Duke d.
Broglie and NJ. Fourton explained that they
/ were most devoted friends OF the Marshal
! but considered q change OF the ministry
necessary, as Chamber might refuse te
note the budget While the present Cabine
was retained In Office. Presidenk Mac Iahor
accepted these designations, hut asked thu
Il Ministers to hold their portfolios until thei
j successors were appointed. II
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SUPPOSED MARINE Haitian.
n. S., November 15.-Newfoundland ad-
vices say the schooner Rose, OF Carbonear,
is missing. She had fifty persons on board
men, women, and children. About forty
days have passed since she left the Labrador
coast. Late arrivals at st. Johns report q
new schooner lying on its beam-ends. The
weather was too rough to approach.
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SCRANTON, PA, November 15.-A terrific
explosion OF tirc-damp occurred at Jere-
meyn colliery, near Scranton, this morning.
A number OF men and boys were dread
fully injured, two at least Of whom cannot
live, while it is feared that three or four are
still in the mine, where the gas appears to
be still burning. ..
CHICAGO, November 15.-Judge Moore,
in the case Of an individual stakeholder
against the stockholders OF the Fidelity
Savings Bank, decided to-day that the stock
holders are liable and must pay their in
dcbtedneSs to the bank creditors As whole.
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YeIiow-Fevcr Report.

THE SITUATION IN JAChsUNF f1.LE'
JACKSONVILLE, November l6.-The high
est medical authority in the city announces
there are not over six cases Of yellow-fever
in jacksonville, and the city is tonight in
better condition as regards ssick ness chan
for several days pastss The eases on=hand
are OF liahtdyhes. and confined to rwestern
suburb. There me no fears Of an epidemic
unless there SHOULD be an unusually long
nsriod 81 warm weather. The weather to-
night ia Cooler than this morning, ana dy!
iisht frost would obliterate all traces, oi
fever. q f here Is not u case OF fever at Eer-
nandina.
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OTHER RIOTERS CoSvICTED.-P0rtiand,
Me-, November 15.-Georse w. Stearns,
George W. Kemp, Warren Ii. Walker,
Charles A.. Stephena, Benjamin Written,
Taylor S. Dodge, Henry S. Dodge. Henry
q. Mills, and Edward Merrill, striking en-
gneers on the Boston and Maine railroad,
were all found guilty Of conspiracy in OBJ
structin2 the mails in the United States
Court this morning. A motion for arrest
Of sentence was made, to be argued q fort
night hence. The penalty is from 81 to
$4,000 tine, with from one day to two
Years imprisonment.
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Losses by the Chicago Fire.
HARTFORD COMPANIES.

HARTFORD, November i5.-The Hartford
insurance companies have policies on the
stock OF Field & Letter, OF Chicago. as fol-
lows: The Hartford, 100000; Etna, $500 /;
National, Connecticut, Oriental, and Atlas,
each $1,000. Total, $4,000.
BOSTON COMPANIES.
BosToN, November 15.-Boston insurance
companies have $4,000 in risks on Field Il
Letters establishment, burned at Chicago.
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San DIEGO, Call, November 15.-rhe
Mexican war-steamer Mexico has arrived
with 1876 regular troops to restore order in
Lower California.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, November 15.-Reu-
ben Proctor, charged with the murder OF
Miss Cardigan White, daughter OF the man
he@as attempting to rob, was taken from
the officers and hanged by the citizens In
Warren comfy last night.
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California.

= SUSPENSION OF A SAN FRANCISCO BANK.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 16.-The Col.
lateral Loan and Savings Bank was placea
in the hands OF 4 receiver to-day. IL y
small affair, having about one hundred dc-
positors, and has been absorbed by Manager
John Tyler, who seems to have Deen VIZ
tlally the bank. He has also swindiea u
number OF bankers in amounts aggregating
about 800, 900 in stock transactions. bic was
arrested and locked up. u q
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BALTIMORE RIOTERS Found GrILTY.-Bdt-
timore, November 15.-The jury in the case
OF George Kirby, Edward Crane, John Nc
gladden., and Edward Spillman, charged
with rioting in front OF the Sixth Regiment
armory on the night OF July 10th, which
has been on trial in the Criminal Court
since Monday last, to-day, after being out
three hours, found Kirby and Crane guilty
and Spillman and McCadden not guilty.
Kirby and Crane were remanded for SEN
tence,
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yEGETINE.
" + G f T I n Z.
REV. J.r.LUDLOW WRITES:

17S BALTIC STREET. BRooKLYE, y. VI
November Ii, 1874.
II. Il. SterenS. ESQ: ...."
Dear Sir.-From personal benefit received by Its
use, as we'll as from personal knowledge of those
whose cures thereby have seemed almost nirrcu-
lous can most heartily and sincerely recommend
the yEGETINE for the complaints which 1t is
claimcd TO cure JAMES =. LUDLOW.
late pastor Cavalry Baptist church,
Sacramento, Cal.
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VIRGINIA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
M. T.. CHURCH, sOUTIs.
n b lrd Day.

PRAYER FOR DIR. BLEDSOE, WHO HAS BEEN
STRICKEN WITH PARALYsIs-CoNDIT
OF THE NG-HOUsE-PAssED ON
OFFICIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS UPERAS-
NuATED LIsT-MEMORIAL SERVICES TO
BE HELD NEXT TUESDAY, sc.
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OsMAN PAsIIA SUMMONED TO SURRENDER
London, November ga special to the
Standard, dated Poredin, Tuesday, says:
"Thc Russians Yesterday summoned Os-
man Pasha to surrender. Osman refused"
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TpOTsT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 10, 1877.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, Unites,e
States mali, merchandise. and passengers II -
Schooner Addi e f. Snow, Lord. New York, coal,
Schooner Amelia Hearn, Moore Ne" York ssa'e''
schooner Annie n. Edwards, snedecor, Baltimore
camel conl, Gervas Storrs, agent. u,.o-, r,.,tt-
schooner Mary a. Lungfey, Laughery' bsHs-
more, camel coal, Gervas Storrs, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From Liverpool October eth. baik Goyla, MI
From Bath November 18th. schooner L. & D
From Philadelphia November l4th, schooner q
From Alexandria November 14th, NC hooner Anna
MEMORANDA.
Orig James a. Cheney. Arey, from Richmond,
arrived ut Rio Janeiro october 18th.
Schooner II. Ravens: Pierce, from kich'nond'~ ~
Schooner Caiawsmteak. Kennedy, from Rich
mond for Boston, at Edgsrtown November in.
Ireland, Corson, were IoacinG at New York for
Richmond November 18TH.
schooner Maid Of the miss, fe s,b from
Schooners Luella A: Snow, Gregory, ana ARt Ne
Godfrey. Price, from Richmond, nc New YORK NO
Schooner Catawamteak. Kennedy, from Rich
mond at Boston November 18th.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE At CITY POINT.
. The Western Union Telegraph Company Law
opened an Office at CITY Point for the convenience OK
shippers.
The Direction Of the Bureau Verftas has just pub
lished the following statistics OF maritime
reported during the month OF September, 1871,
SO British. II French, l German. American. q
Italian. Norwegian, Dutch, Austrian, Danis,
i Spanish, Portuguese, OF when tnc nailonAitM1
Is uuknown-total. 90. In this number are 10,
cuded 10 vessels reported missing Steamers: z
English, German, American, spanish-totai'o o.
DISASTER.
LONDON, November l6.-The ship ieciano9a.
from London for Hampton Roads, put back 10 i)eat
damaged by collision. ,,.
steamer Plymouth. from New York., arrived mere
this afternoon. Sailed: Brig Soskummcrcn, ior
Richmond.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. November 16.-The schooner Rose,
of CarboDear is reported missing, with fifty assen-
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yEGETISE.

NEGETINE. ~. ......
...-e NOTHING EQUAL TO II.
South SALEM MASS, November IA, 1876.
Ar. Il. Il. Stevens:
Dear Sir,-I have been troubled with Scrofula,
Canker, and Lver-Complaint for three years: No
thing ever Gid me any good until commenced using
still using the VEGETINE. l consider there Is no.
thing equal to 1t for such complaints Can heartily
recommend 1t to everybody. Yours truly.
MRS. LIZZIE NJ. PACKARD,
No. 16 Lagrange street, South Salem, Mass.
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EEGETISE.
SHE RESTS WELL.

SOUTH POLAND. ME-, October II, 1876.
Mr.. II. r. SterenS.:
Dear Sir,-.I have been sick two years with the
liver-complaint, and during that time have taken
great many different medicines, but none of them
did me any coed. was restless nights, and had no
appetite. Since taking the FEGETINE rest well
aud relish my food. Can recommend the VEGETISE
for what II has done for me. Yours respectfully.
MRS. ALBERT KICKER.
0Witness OF the above.
Mr.. GEORGE ID. VAUGHAN,
bedford, Mass.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORk.-The Ola 9th
j. Dominion Steamship Company'sa,fA
steamship OLD DOMINION. Captain WALKER,
will sail SUNDAY, November 9Th, at II O'Clock B..
Freight received until O'Clock Saturday evening.
Through bills CT lading signed ana goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, soutt
east, and west; also to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, Big; ronud-triE tickets
S2i. Storage, So and IS.
For freight or passage, apply to
G.. ". ALLEN e CO.. Agents.
no 17-2t Company's Wharf, RucKests.