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FOREIGN.
The Turco-Russian War.
The Russian RepuIse at Erzeroum.

The Russian Repulse at Erzeroum.
| LONDON. Nov. 10 -CoDstantiuople dispatches
| deny that Mukhts Pasba was wounded in the
| fighting near Erzeroum, Monday.
An engagement at Baburt is mentioned
which may account for Mukhtar Pasha's de.
| termination to defend Erzeroum, as Baiburt is
| on bis shortest line of retreat to TfebiZond OF
| it may be that the Rus slams have unnecessarily
attempted TO prevent renforcemepts from
| going to Erzeroum The latter ia most nroh.
able, as further dispatches reiterate the &C.
counts of Russian defeat in the last attack
which would be hardly possible had not rein-
forcements arrived.
The Battle of Deve Begun
ALExANDRoPoL, Nov. 10 The Arabian
column joined Gen. Beymau after the battle of
Deve Bogun. The Turks lost there $500 killed.
wounded and prisoners, and great part of
their artillery.
Turkish Conspirators Arrested and
strangIed.
VIENNA, Nov 1O-The Political Correspon-
err says there is much excitement ip Con-
tantinople. Forty of ex-Sultan Murad's SER
wants were stranged because Of a conspiracy
to reinstate Murad on the throne. The excite
ment is increased by rUmor that prophet
appeared to the Sultan ordering him to con-
clude peace.
Another Russiau Success at PlevnR
BUCHAREST, Nov. ia Russian official
despatch says: "a cav airy detachment cap-
tnred Vantza, half way bstween Pleyna and
Sofia, Friday, with several thousand wagons
and large quantity of stores. The attack
was go sudden that our loss was small, though
the place was defended by 800 Turkish Infantry
and 800 Circassians."
The siege of PIevna.
LONDON, Nov 1.-THE Daily News cores
pendent telegrapbing from Dolby Duorik, Nov
9th. says: SIN consequence OF the evacuation
of this place by the Turks the Russians have
now contracted the circle of Investment to 30
miles. The Russians have 10000 men suffi-
cient to fill two continuous lines of trenches
around the whole position. Fifty or sixty thou
sand cattle are visible in Osman Pashas posi-
ton. and other indications show it is probable
he will hold out 80 or 40 day longer
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-12

LIVERPOOL, Nov. l0--123O P. M-Cotton market
orleans at l1-16d sales 10000 bales Including 1000
bales for speculation and EXPORT receipts GOO bales
OF which 5000 were American.
Fututes opened partially 1-32d cheaper, but de-
clined and since recovered November delivery 5-l6
a 11-32d; December and January 1872 q 81; new
cropped SHIPPED November aud December sail SD.
LONDON. Nov. 10-12.3O P. M.-Cottou sales include
5000 bales American.
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Trouble i'm the Black Hills.

DEADwooD, Nov, 10.-On Thursday the
m1ners employed at Keets mine, under con-
tractor Conee, took foreible possession of the
mine, on account of the non-payment Of wages
by the contractor. The miners are still in pos
session of the mine, having resisted the sheriff
successfully and refused compromise of any
kind except full and complete settlement of
their claims. They are securely fortified, well
armed and provisoned to stand a months siege.
The citizens of Central City, near which the
mine is located, ara in sympathy with the min
ers. 1t is eared that blood will be shed before
a settlement is made. At six O'Clock this eve
ming the miuers issued a printed circular, lu-
voking public sympathy in their behalf and
exploiting their position.
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Foreign Notes.

The contest for the Lord Rectorship Of
Edinburgh University terminated Saturday in
favor of the Marquis of Harrington, the leader
of the Liberal party in the House of Com.
mons.
Advices from Cape Town, Cape of Good
Hope. to October 23d, state that Stanley, the
African explorer, arrived there on the 21st
ut. There had been indecisiye skirmishne
with the Galekas on the frontier.
Gen. Grant attended President MacMsbop',
reception Saturday night.
Further information concerning affairs il
SANTANA show without doubt that the frs
version of the outrage on U. S. Consul Griffir
was substantially correct.
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FRANCE.
The Chamber of Deputies-Bules ssrevy
Elected President.

VERSAILLES, Nov. 10. The Deputies to-day
definitely elected Jules Grevy President by 299
against 1863 blanks. The former Vice President
and Secretaries of the Chamber were reelected.
M. Caillaux, Minister of Finance, announced
that he would present the budget as soon as the
Hous vas finally cons iUt,d
PARIS, Nov 11.-ln the Chamber of DepuA
ties tomorrow the Republican members for the
Department OF Throne will present a resolu-
ton requiring immediate cessation of legal
proceedings against all deputies and release of
those ia prison. The secoud part of the resolu-
ton aims at the release of NJ Bennett Duveer-
der 1t appears certsiu that the resolution
will be adopted.
The Cabinet 10 Resign-MacMahon I'm
sisfs ON Forming one from the Right
1t is stated that at yesterdays Cabinet coun-
Gil the ministry resolved to resign in principle,
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Ai" M. Roberts Contradicts One or w.
C0nkling,s Sfateu.au,s

TIE IoRk, Nov. 10.-Editor Roberts of the
E CMGa Herald states that the cause of Mr.
ers1 viii not anb% o% 5Sv to him is that be Rob
says that Conkiing has been uns,rlI. o1m. ne
srrogant, and his course has driven man1 o aod
men in their county out of the RannbI toou
party. Mr.: Roberts says he worked 9or . aaa
voted the Republican ticket this campsion
ana not the Democratic as stated BY Mr.. ConL'
ing: Roberts says that one reason for CAM
hog ill-feeling is that he tRoberts) was ipstrn-
mental in Congress in abollshing the moieties
system which had become such au abuse io The
Cc ow YORK custom house, and from which
expenses. "a 'no lnoney ior Ills
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OF precautions the wsest is that which Is taken
against disease. There is safety in timely medication
great peril in delay One malady often begets others
far more dangerous, and if it does not, any abnormal
condition has tendency, il uuremedied, to become
chronic and obstinate. Trng disorders of the stOm-
ach liver, bowels urinary organs may speedily de-
velop into formidable maadies. Check them at the
outset with Hosteter's Stomach Bitters, which, al
though it is wonderfully effective in overcoming dis
orders OF long standing is, like any other medcina
preparation, moresadvantageous in the infancy Of the
maadies 10 which it is adapted than after they have
become chronic. Among these are dyspepsia, livel
complaint, constipation, intermittent and remitten
fevers, govt, rheumatism, nervous and general debi
ity and urinary troubles, The BtteTs are a capita
appetizer. induce sound repose, and counterfeit tn
effects of fatigue and exposure. eod&w1w
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Barque W H Besse, Baker, from Washington Ter
rtory for Bath, with spars. put into Newport, RI.
9th inst, with malnmast sprung. sails split &c. Of
Cape Horn. lost overheard Robt Ryder, of London,
aged 30 years.
Brig Winfield. Bibber, from Boston for Gloucester,
Eng which put into New York Oct 90 in distress, has
repaired and cleared for destination Nov 9.
Sch Pearl, Goldthwaite, of and from Saco for New
York, was run into night of the 7tb, by an unknown
ting. off New LONDON, and had her forward rail and
planking damaged.
Sch VIM McLoon, before reported ashore at Hart
Island was hauled Oft 9th.
Sch Cocheco, from Rockport for New York. was at
City Island 9th. with loss of anchors and chains.
Sch D Witherell. tof Bath Garfield, from Pbila-
dephia tor astern port. struck on Bulkhead Bar,
below Newcastle 10th, but came of without appar-
emf DAMAGE and nrOceeded.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 11-Hon. Hamilton Fisb
YESTERDAY !, said to Herald reporter that M
Enlinps Is only rhetorician and that while 7
would nail any one of his dozen false coins m
tne counter, he would be inventing dozen
others; Mr.. Fish also says that be desired 1be
herald to point out the falsity of Phllins'
statement that Ben Percy Poore had contrs-
dcted Zen. Grant as to the latter's CONVERSE
tlon with Sumner: of which he (Poore) was
witness: 1t was Fish's strong impression that
the greater part of the conversation betwean
Srant and Sumner he was not in the room and
before. before believing that Ben Perley Poore con- on
Maoicled arant be would take the precise evil
aence quoted. AS to thu charge of Summers
having neglected to dispose Of or consider q
number OF treaties, Mr.. Fish energetically de-
MED It was an "aiterthougbt" on the contrsrv
IL was published at the time it was made
SINCE, in the campaign of 1872, and was not 3
new point at ell. It was so little of au after.
Snoueht that Gen. Grant mentioned it to Geo
Branch. VI io'i at Long
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MEXICO.
Lerdo's Agents Trying 10 Stir up Wa
with the United States.

with the United States.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 11.-Late advices from El
Paso say it is now believed there were a nun.
Der of emissaries of Lerdo in the band of Mex.
&c ans which crossed the Rio Grand two weeks
ago and had a fight with the Indians on Texas
soil, while osteusibly following Indians. There
seems to be no doubt that the real object Of
these l. rdoists Is to stir up new revolution
and If possible overthrow Diaz. The band Of
Mexicans have not left yet and are intriguing
and doing everything in theiI power to recpi
tate war between the United States and the
Disz government in the hope of overthrowine
the latter and again obtaining power for them
selves. 1t is said Lerdo's agents are very &C
tive all along the Rio Grande.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-12
The Fishery Ceme,s.sio,,.

HALIFAX, Nov. 10.-Mr Dana finished today
his argument before the fishery commission.
closing the case for the United States. The
provinces are entitled to no award, the advap-
tages from the fishery clauses of the treaty of
Washington being mutual. They have laid
great stress on the fact that the treaty admits
our fish duty free into the United States mar
kets. The commission adjourned until Thurs
day, when the counsel for Great Britain will
commence their arguments
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MONDAY MORNING, NOV. ls.

sors' and 1t gains strength from the general de-
are to limit the strength of the standing army
Luz same idea was brought ont in the
VIII doubtless develop considerable
support among those who favor the right
OF states to protect their own citizens and prop
erty and suppress their own riots without ap.
pesls to the general government. The move
mept for government encouragement of rife
practice by the militia which has begun in the
House, will probably cooperate with Senate,
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havana NJ arket.

HAVANA. Nov. 1.-THE Sugar market has been
paralyzei and all sorts close nominay; plentiful
vailing to-day greatly benefited can fields. Stocks
in the warehouses at Havana and Matanzas IG6 600
the week werej760 boxes, $50 bags, 1850 hhds re,
cepts for the week 81 boxes, 1850 hhds, ali to
the United States
Freghts in moderate inquiry, loading at Havana
for United States ports 3 box of Sugar at 75c; u hid
do 2 10 g 800; per hid Molasses at 2 90 q 2 25 to
on the north coast outside ports for the United
States per hhd Sugar at rs e %; p hid Molasses
at 374 q $50.
1obacco-no improvement.
Spanish Gold 222t. Exchange is fiat-on United
States sixty days currency2a a 81 prem: short sight
at @ Il prem; 60 days GOLD at 81 q prem; short
Paris at 2t q % prem.
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Libel suIl Against a Newspaper.

TOLEDO, Nov. 10.-The property of the Sun
day Journal of which j. r. Sherwood and
George Garfield ara propIietors, has been at
tached on petition Of Alex. Reed, postmaster,
setting forth that the said SHERWOOD & Can
field published in their paper and teegrapbed
to other newspapers, libellous statements con-
cernlrg the petitioner. The dispatches alluded
to by Reed contain assertions that he used post
office fluids to carry on the Blade of which he
was managing proprietor.
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saturday, Nov. 10.

saturday, Nov. 10.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Franconia Bragg, New York-psssen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox
Steamer City OF Portland, Pike, st John, NIB, via
EastpOrt for Boston.
Sch Telumah Bennett, Gardiner for Philadelphia,
put i'll TO land mate, who was struck by mainboom
and severely pjured)
Sch Brilliant Wheeler. st George.
Sch Tivano. Blaisdel Bris oil.
Sch Ell Dorado, Young, Matinicus for Boston.
CLEARED.
Barque W Hobrook, Mitchell, Matanzas-Geo S
Hunt g. Co.
Brig Hattie Bishop, Bishop, st Pierre-Phinney
& jackson.
Sch Helen Mar, Nickerson. phia-Emery
g. Fox. and j Libby s. Co.
Sch Dolphin, Young. Kennebec, to load for New
York; Nickerson 81 Son,
sunday, Nov. II.
ARRIVED.
Sch Anaconda. Pickett, Millbfidge-laths to &
DotteD
Sch City of Ellsworth, Grant, Observation-Disclosures
and shingles w Mikeu.
Sch Iautbe Johns, Gouldsboro- canned lobster to
Burnhap & Morrill,.
Sch Caroline Kriescher. Devereux, Bangor-wood
for market.
Sch Emeline, Roberts, Wiscasset-headiDg to Phin-
ney 81 jackson.
Sch Marriott, Davis, Round Pond.
LAUNcHED-At Bath 10Th, by E s. A Sewall. a fine
ship OF 1862 TONS named Thos M Reed, owned by the
builders aud others aud to be commanded by Capt
Jos Small of Bath.
Sanford Starrett of 4ockland. has double-decked
of about 900 tons the stocks to be launched
the first of December.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-12

LONDON, Nov. 10-12.3O P.M.-Consols 96 1t-16 for
money and account.
LONDON, Nov. 1O--12.3O P. M.-Amercansecuritie
United States bonds 1O40s, 1888; 6ls 1854 AS at
1854; Erie. l04; do preferred %; Reading is; New
YORK Central l07; Illinois Central 49, New Jersey
at Is.
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The Vermont Railroad ouarrs,

The Vermont Railroad Quarrel.
RIcHFoRD Nov. 10 President Emmons Raw
mond OF tbs Passumslc railroad, was arraigned
yesterday. waived examination and was put
under $4,000 bonds for appearance next term
before the Franklin county court. Bail was
furnished and Raymond was released, but was
re-arrested on the charge of tearing up rails at
Troy, where be will be taken in the morning,
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DIED.

In this city, Nov. 10Th, Mr. Seth H. Brackett aged
SO years and months.
[Funeral this Monday afternoon at o'clock from
his late residence. 155 Cumberland street. Burial at
convenience of The famiy]
In this city, Nov g. Maggie, wife of Wn. j. Singer,
aged 25 years. Nova Scotia papers please copy
In Gorham, Nov. 0, Francis III. Osborne, aged %
years months.
In Bethel, Oct. 90, Mr.. winslow Haywood, aged
SIS years.
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NEwBURYpoRr-sld 9th. sch Evelyn, Crowley,

Bangor.
PORTSMOUTH-below 9Th, scos Robt Woodruff,
tor Boston; Geo Prescott, Philadelphia tor SacO
dost anchoD; Richmond. Eaton Bangor Tor Boston /:
Halle Bunker, Williams, Lamone for do. Addie
Fuller from Beaufort TOR Kennehunk; j W Peasley.
Parker. St John, NIB, tor PHILADELPHIA
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-12
War " 0tes.

Suleiman Pasha telegraphs to the govern
ment that the Russians abandoned Opaka and
Epolomoka with much booty. The Russians
have commenced vigorous bombardment of
Batoum
The MontepegIios have commenced the bonn
bardment of Podgoritza. The place is ex-
pected to hold out. as its principal defences
have lately been reconstructed.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-12
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Cosgressmaa smaIIs Couvlcted

rendered verdict of guilty in Smslls' case
The indictment against L. c. Cass Carpenter
for alleged forgery and cheating of the state
will occupy the attention Of the court tomor.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-12
but it will meet the Chamber to explaia il

but it will meet the Chamber to explaia its
electoral politely.
The Moniteur confirms the report that the
ministry expressed a wish to resign to Presi.
dent MacMahon, who replied that be was re-
solved upon forming a new ministry, but not
before be had ascertained by a vote of the Sam
ate what support that hody was ready to afford
him. The Moniteur adds that President Mac
Mahon seems more than ever decided to take
the new ministry from the groups of the Right.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-12
New YORK Central 3 HUDSON RR
Gloucester Fish Market,

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Nov. 10
gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
ending Oct. 10:
flfty-hVe fishing arrivals have been reported. Is
from Grsnd Banks aggregating 100000 lbs Goldfish
and 2oo 20 Of HalibIt; from Georges Banks with
about l0O,0o lbs Codfsh 81 from shore mackereIing
with 1850 bbls; from Bay of ST. Lawrence with 70
bbis MackeIel; both bays and shores are rather dull
Holders firm at prices quoted and buyers not dis
posed to accent their terms only as they have orders
to buy however Stock of Mackerel Is very light and
they VIII no doubt be worked off slowly at about
present rates We quote Shore Mackere rs. 2's and
IS at co. 80 90 ana 81 20 per Dbl; extra at S26;
Bays Is 2's and 3s at SIG co. $40 90 and 81 90 % Dbl
extra SIG CO. There has been a good demand for
Georges Goldfish and quotations fully sustained at
5 so per qtl; Grand Bank moving rather slow w.
bnt as stock is light prices not liable to fall of
any; quoted at a B qt Hake at 90 ~ qtl; Pollock
at 2 OO; Cusk at 375 Haddock at 90; Napes and
Fins at 90 Dbl; Halibut Fins at Halibut Heads
80; Tongues and Sounds at OO;pickledCod at 90
picked Sword fish at 90; picked Haddock at so
Last sales of Bank Halibut at a &c per lb forWhte
aud Grey; No Georges Halibut on the market;
smoked Halibut &c P 10; prepared and homeless Cod
5 to - " 10, as to quality. Fresh Shore Cod &c u ID
Haddock &c; Pollock. Hake and Cusk II y lib Medi-
oil at 10 per gal; tanners oil sec per gall porgie oil
at 4Sc.
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MARRIED.

IN Gorham. Oct. 80. by Rev. D. Newell Freeman
Portland.
To Standish. Nov. 7 by Rev. W. S. McTntire, Dan'l
B. Smith of Exeter, N. H.. aud Miss Lizzie ID. Nor
ton of Standish.
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NEwYoRK Nov. 10-12.30 P. M.-Money at nor
cent q Id 1929. Sterling Exchange, long, 81 a.:
short S4 8i1 Government securities are firm State
bonds are quiet. Stocks irregular.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-12

ECONOMY. The Oldest baking powder sold in this
market is Congress Yeast Powder. To try it is to
like tit being cheap and heathful, and especially
good for Dyspeptcs when used in making biscuits,
dumplings and doughnuts. All should use it.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-12

MATANZAS. Bark W Holbrook-6O0O box
shooss, so empty casks. 'S1
ST PIERRE. Brig H Bshop-i733 shocks and
heads, 10 empty casks, 81 bbls potatoes
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Clearing House Transaction

CORTLAND, Nov. 10.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows yesterday:
Gross Exchanges $123 S69 II
Net Balances .................. &c. So
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'or New England .

and the Middle Atlantic States, warmer. clear
or partly cloudy weather. norlhwesterly wipds'
Uacsipg to soptherly, stationary or lower PRES.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-12

eBoston Stock Market.

BY water conveyancs-l0o0 bush corn meal tn a
W True q Co. w
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AP0K X NJ.

Sept 49, lat II 80 N, lon 26 10 W. ship Alice Buck
Herrlman, from Liverpool for Rangoon.
Sept 81. lat IA N Ion 26 Is W, ship North Star, fm
Cardiff for Hong Kong.
Oct 80. lat 81, Ion ~ sch Stella, from Portland for
New Orleans.
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MEMORANDA.

Ar at New York 10th, brig Anita Owen, Pettengill,
Montevdeo
Sid I'm Bremen 9th inst, ship Success, Hichborn
North America.
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GAREHa.N RMREa

Ar at Yokohama Oct 10, barque Willard Mudgett,
Diekey, Newcastle NSW.
Ar at Flores Oct 10, sch Silver Heels, Newman, I'm
Boston.
Sid i'm Genoa 9th inst, barque Kalalis, Blown, for
New YORK.
Sid I'm Malaga Oct 80, barque Abby Bacon, Merrill.
New York.
Sid I'm Holyhead Sth inst ship Marcia Greenieaf
Bunker Qrom GreeDock) for Tybee, having repaired
AR at Gravesend sth inst, barGue Addie McAdam
Curtis from Bremen for North America
Sid TIM Falmouth Sth inst. barnue Nina Sheldon
Bigley, (from Antwerp for New York.
Ar at Drogheda 18th INST, brig Emma, Cole, Phla-
Sid i'm CalIao Oct 10, ship Carrollten, Lewis, for
Pabellon.
Ar at Aspnwall Oct 81, sch Ellen NJ Colder, Hodg-
don Philadelphia.
Sid I'm Mayaguez Oct 18Th, sch Palos. Mitchell, for
Arecibo
Ar at st Jago Oct 25, sch Harriet, Noble, FIN Porto
Rico.
Sid FIN Havana Sd inst, brig Rocky Glen, Allen, for
New York.
Ar Sth. brig Torrent, Neil Philadelphia.
Ar at Matanzas Oct 81, sch Sarah Davis. Cottrell
Jacksonville.
Ar at Halifax sth. brig Daisy, Outerbrdge, Boston
via Portland.
AR at st John. NIB, sth inst, scbs Fanny Flint
Warren, and j Nash, Crowley, Bangor; Rio, Phil
lips. do; Hattie Ross, O'Maey. Bangor.
Cid 8th, schs Charlotte Fish, CLARK. for New York
Dresden. Gates. Macbias.
Ar at st John NIB, 9th inst, schs Delta, Pye, and
Eta, Nusse Portland.
Old Stb sch Lizzie Major Gerrish New York.
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Ar at Cork Oct %, Centennial, Risley. Portland.
Sid FIN Caen Oct 20. Lizzie Heyer. Poland, Boston.
Passed Dover Oct 26, Ocean Pearl, Henley, Port
land tor Leith
Ar at Bristol Oct q, MARY Kimball, Alma NIB.
Sid I'm Dublin Oct 26, Fred Carl, for Baltimore.
Ar at Cardiff Oct 26, Fannie Tucker, Wheeler,
Gloucester.
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DEPARTURES oR STEAMSHIPS.


NJ A Rim r n HW8
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mETEOROLOGICAI.

iSDicATioSs FOR THE NEXT rwESry-zouR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF s,ov.
OFFICER, Washington. DC
Nov - n Nr 4 .
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lsales at the Brokers Board, Nov 10
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-26
Nm uncond;ierel Surrender Ly the
0rtoonkscprrs

Or ere lDniont ~ Ei,ifrw.y III
slaea W. hut ~. Nnl al 9hi.lsy a,
'aa' plasn i ea.sd, fhe aloeI
Keepers have .nrsla Al ~ oondsst...
al surrender. a grand ci,igr, VS.
Iurfda, i,.s. finished 'i.a ish They
sntc " s.il'rl. liquors In, w4eis,
but hres MI 'iasi,a vino = 'hay
Mould not. However when thy
tGnhi tn commits. tui evId...es
enough against ,i,em 10 recover IN.
90 tn@aA sd0 cslaA Tor tho bsnc,il al
III. arinto. Fund, Tor soIiin1 10 ,n.n.
ora and pcrfons ~ tho habit III no.
coming Intoxicated, thcy threw IA
thu sponge, md Oh Wodncsda yihoy
closed their doors. DEBORAH ReJ,,sb
ltcan.
And now they threaten not 70 op.
On Mcm again 70 tho tfntlc FOR one
year. II there II Il saloon keeper In
TINT or M, other town, who could
so long, k>sp from apprupriallng to
himself some one cis, il money by
that or eeme other method IL rob.
Try, 1iaxssmi ought % have him.
He'd be tho creates, living curiosity
VI thu WOrll.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-26

TINS standard article II compound
csl with tho greatest carr.
lts effects arc ~ wonderful and q
satisfactory ~ aver.
II restores gray or sasled hair to ~
youthful color.
Il rsaoyes all ssrpsEns, itching
Aid dandrux. II given Tic Lead i
eu,ilng, soothing sensation VI great
comfort, md tho aealp Ivy ~ ~.
becomes White anA alaan.
~ IT. tonic properties /. res.uca
tue capillary glands to tA..s normal
vigcr, preventing badness, and max
ing tho lair grow thick and strong.
A. q dressing, nothing has been
found 70 cflcctual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, ND. State Assayer
Or Massachusetts, rays, "Ihc con.
stitaenss arc pure, ara carefully go
lcssed for excellent Quality ard l
consider II the nrsr paKrAnArfoS
for its intended ran,osou."
fSicss One uollA.'s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-26

4 Ncarernr correspondent III III,
bnhaau' yi~ts ss.ss
Co II. Y Glnr'sc whoirsnl, liquor
d"aiey ~ t''a place, IL visiting III The
lot springs IN Askanaaa. H. III In
hAi health, The /, NJ g ulsg 10
mach q. his own mel,ei.a. H. IL
rapidly nearing tho end q thu, rana
Villa many .. bid ena:em.. hsv.
gone before,