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THE TABLE.
HUNGER.

HUNGER.
1t will be a relief to come persons t.
know thst the distinguished psychologist
DR.: Austin Flint. does not believe in the
old rule, ''Kise from the table before ttt
hunger is satisfied" The maxim, accord
ing to him, is very erroneous. He in.
dorses also the remark of a country doc
tor, 80 years old, who said: 81 have al
ways eaten when wanted, and the best
could GET"
CHICKEN SALAD.
The chicken should be boiled. To one
pair of chickens put ore small head OF
celery. 1t is best TO prepare the dressing
lust before The salad is 10 be eaten. Take
the yolks of eight hard-hoiled eggs and
mash them to paste; and small tea.
spoonful of salt; the same of cayenne pep.
per; half gill Of made mustard; q small
wine glass and half Of vinegar, and rath.
er more than wine glass of sweet oil.
Mix all these ingredients until they are
quite smooth, then pour it over The
CuICkSus -a4-~..Ha.=-1.-.=..
An eminent physician declared: II
believe that during the twenty-s six years l
have followed my profession 10 this city,
twenty thousand children have been car
ned to the cemeteries. . sacrifice to the
absurd custom of exposing their arms
naked. And yet 1t is said the low-neck
fashion is coming in again. Do not fol.
low 1t.
PHILADELPHIA CREAM PUFFs.
One pint water, 2 cupfuls butter, 3 cup
fule flour, 10 eggs; boil the water, melt
the butter in it, stir in the flour dry while
the water is boiling; when cool, ado one
teaspoonful soda and the eggs we'll beaten;
drop the mixture on buttered tins with q
spoon, and bake 20 min utes. Do not
open the oven door more than twice while
they are baking. Inside mixture-l cup.
full flour, 2 cupfuls sugar, quart milk, 4
eggs; beat them together, and stir into the
boiling milk; when scaled enough, add
lemon or vanilla; when the cakes are cold,
open them on the side and fill with this
mixture.
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GEND 25c. to G. P. ROWELL s. co
~ New York. for Pamphlet of 100 pages
containing lists of 5000 newspapers, and
estimates showing the cost OF advertising
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Announce to the public that the com
paDy is now organized upon fair and
permanent basis. All lawsand regulations
concerning joint stock companies nave
been complied with; certificates of stock,
stock books. &c. have been procured; 4
smelter, (water power) with appropriate
and good machinery, is now upon the
ground, nearly ready for operations.
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MARK THESE FACTS
THE TESTIMONY OF THE WHOLE WORLD
H0LL0WAY$ PILLS.

IL had no appetite; Hollow.y's Pill
have me hearty one"
'.Your Pills are marvellous"
II send for another box and keep then
in the house"
"Dr. Holloway has cured my headach,
that was chrCnic.'
II gave one of your Pills to my lab,
for cholera morbus. The dear little thing
not we'll in Il day"
MY nausea of morning is now cured.
"Your box of Holloway's Ointmen,
cured me of noises in the head. / rubbe
some of your Ointment behind the cars
and the noise has left''
"Send me two boxes; want one for a
poor family"
Il enclosea dollar; your price is q
cents. but the medicine to me is worth a
dollar"
'.Send me five boxes of your Pills.:
"Let me have three boxes of your
Pills BY return nail, for ChiIls and
Fever
l have over 200 such testimonials as
these, hut want of space compels me to
cnnclndo
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FOR CUT NEOUS DISORDERS.

And all cruptions of the skin, this ONT
ment is most invaluable, 1t does not heal
externally alone. but penetratcs with the
most searching effects to the very root OF
The evil
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122o9L5;n.iARsS aR4 and It !::%: 81, 6:
- "a True s o., Augusta A'''"
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V
before, to dispel the deluson of John
Newell, and convince him that Jean La
ftte left this city poor, as Q supercargo on
. small sloop for st. Thomas, and that
said sloop was lost at sea, and all on board
persisted, and that it was utterly incredi.
bic that he would have abandoned the
hidden treasures to engage in so doubtful
venture, and that this was in 1917. and
that he had been honorably discharg ed
from oil charges brought against him for
smuggling and filibustering The never was
pirste). and had full liberty for several
years before his departure, TO recover his
hidden treasure, with which he m,gh,
have resuscitAted his dilspidated for
tunes.
THIS was the authentic history of Jean
LATTE, the head Of tho organisation at
Barataria, which redeemed oil its crime q
and offenses sgain:. the State and nation
by rendering Gen. Jackson much valuable
aid in the defense of New Orleans. But
what chance has dry pOsaic. though au.
thentlc, history, against sailors yarns and
old women's nurser. stories. And so we
conclude our article, with little hope that
1t will have any greater effect upon the
imsginations Of this new organization to
search for Lafltte's sand entombed treasure,
than our relation of the foregoing facts
produced upon The mind Of poor Johs
Newell.
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S. TO S2Osss%S'plst:, sss;'''ss1 . fs::
~ STINSON Il CO.. PorlIanu'
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the EASTERN MONTANA
MINING


l.: s. Wilson, Geo. w. Wakefield,
Horace Annis, w. J. Davies,
j. s. Mendenhall, p w. Meadow.
A. o. Brawner, Walter Cooper.
w. W. Anderson,
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15

HOG lTEMs.-J. w. Kirby, of
Milford Hundred, killed last week
four pi gs eight months and 13 days
old, which weighed respectively 258,
268,27o and 800 lbs. They were
mixed blood--half Berkshire and
half Chester White.
Justus M. Lowery, of the Milford
Hotel, slaughtered IA pigs of the
same mixed blood, which were only
5months and 20 days old, and they
weighed 3,O38 lbs. or, an average
OF 2l7 lbs. each. They were l7O
days old, and made a growth of over
one-and-a-quarter lbs. day. They
were fed on raw corn-meal, mixed
with water and house slops.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15

Paying BiuS.--Thursday night was the
time for Council to order the payment of
monthly bills, which was done, and yes
tcrday the City Treasurer was kept busy
furnishing checks to the parties entitled to
them. The amount thus paid out yester-
day was 81 ,S42.
In addition, the Treasurer paid, yester-
day, to Collins & Kennedy the Cool Spring
Reservoir contractors, The sum of 81 900.
He also paid the Lobdell Car Wheel Com
pauy $4,000 this morning, ON account OF
their contract for laying water pipes.
BEFORE ESQUIRE BAG AaNy.-This
morning policeman Michael Cnnoh was
arraigned before Esquire Hagany charged
with assault and battery by Mrs. Win
gate. 1t appeared that Constable Neary
levied upon Mrs. Wingate's household
goods for unpaid rent when she quar-
relied with him, and officer Common sim
ply interfered to preserve the peace.
The Squire dismissed the case.
Held for Court.-YesterIay afternoon
John wilson, residing at Mt. Cuba, was
arraigned before Z ;quirs Brady, on the
charge of assault and battery upon Ali
son Lacklan. Mr. Wilson was represea-
ted by j. II. Hotfecker. Jr., Esq, but the
charge WAS clearly proven and he was
held in the sum of $500 to answer the
charge at the next term of court.
John f. Frock, All Market street, has
his store full all the time He is selling
hosiery, gloves, hankerchiets, and other
fancy goods suitable for the holidays at
very low prices, as he wishes to close out
his entire stock by January 1st. Zephyr
only 10 cents an o., and 13 cents a lap.
Other goods in the same proportion.
Bargains. and after Monday the
elena uT N norta1 plaulya N tho CLOAK do
partment at Worrells will be offered at
largely reduced prices. The ladies of this
city and vicinity know the reputation
that this house has, and can rely on get
ting the greatest bargains eyer offered in
this city.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15
FIFTH EDITION
SONS OF ST. GEORGE.

The order of Sons of st. George, which
has been in successful operation in sew
eral of the large States, has now intro
ton, very recently, of a new lodge of the
order. The new lodge is named Wind
sor Lodge and is oficered as follows:
PRESIDENT Nm. b. Notion.
Vice President-J ohm Percy.
Secretary-Edward Green.
Treasurer---Samuel W addington.
AS the object of the order is purely
benevolent it should receive the support
of those ciuzens in sympathy with it, 4
meeting will be held on Monday evening
at McDonnelPs hall, S. E. corner of Sixth
and Shipley streets, to which Englishmen
are invited to attend.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15

4ls State examiner says that the
Natlo1a! Trust Company is In critical
condition., Many OF the collaterals are
va4ue!ess Or partially so, and the act Of
the cH9ers in loaning on such securities
was q plain violation of the charter
and La, resulted disastrously. The con-
seqdeot Impairment of the capital is
about 100000: The examiner charges
maGy Irregularities general maladmln-
lstratlons by the officers.
TIE case brought by officer VIM, Saw
age, " the Brooklin IN, W police,
against Taos. Farrell, liquor dealer, fo1
$4,000 damages for selling his wife
liquor, she being of intemperate habit s
was concluded yesterday in the Brooklir
City Court. The Judge charged that the
defendant was liable if he knew the
plaintiff 5 wife was going to make i'm
proper use of the liquor. The jury found
IN favor Of the plaintiff for 5000.
1t IS to the credit of Marshal Mac
Mahon that having at last concluded tc
accept the disagreeeble conditions i'm
poses upon him, he does so frankly ano
unreserVedly. In message to the Cham
ber OF Deputies yesterday, he fully re
cognized Inc significance of the recent
elections.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15
THE VANDERBILT WILL SUIT,

HE AN UEhBILI WILL SUIT.
New York, Dec. 14.-Testimony
taken to-day in the case of Mrs.
LaBau, who is contesting Com
modore Vanderbilt's will, went to
show that Vander5ilt's actions were
controlled by Mrs. anderbilt, VIM.
II. Vanderbilt and DR.. Linsly. Mrs.
LaBau's counsel offered to prove
that these parties told the Commo-
dore to make will as he did; that it
would be more honor to his name
and tend to perpetuate it, but the
evidence was excluded.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15
POSTMASTERS TO BE PROSE-
CUTED.

WASHINGTON, December H.
The Post Office Department has in
formation that case of alleged i'm
proper sale of stamps by the post
master at Stockton, Me-, which was
carried before the u. S. Court at
Portland as a test case, has resulted
in the conviction and sentence of j q.
F. Frye, the postmaster. Judge Fox
is reported as holding that, under
present postal laws, postmasters
making illegal sales of stamps by
discount Or exchange for goods can
be punished. The department will
take advantage of this fact to pro-
secute other postmasters guilty of
like offenses.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15
THE GREAT BRAZILIAN CON-
TRACT,
THE CLERICAL AND ENGINEER FORCE

1.-THE CLERICAL AND ENGINEER FORCE
SELECTED AND READY TO START.
| Since the $6,000,000 contract for
the construction of the Madeira and
Mamora Railroad, line which is to
be one hundred and eighty miles
long, running around the rapids OF
the Madeira river, and thus opening,
by way of that river and the Amazon,
into which it emptles, a channel for
trade with Bolivia, was awarded to
the Messers Collins, of Philadelphia,
that firm has been almost constantly
besieged by applicants for something
to do in the projected work, and has
been obliged to turn away, on an
average, about one hundred of them
every day. The selection of the
clerical and laboring forces is finish
ed, and the Messrs Collins have char
tered the steamship Mercedita, by
which to send down to the Falls of
st. Anthony, which marks the north
ern. end of the Madeira rapids, their
employees and sufhclent supplies Tor
three months.
In addition to six hundred tons of
railroad iron and two hundred tons of
tools and general merchandise, in
Guiding provisions for the employees,
the vessel is to take out an engineer
corps offifty-one men fifty mechan-
les, mostly Philadelphians one hun
dred axemen, or pioneers, who are to
erect the necessary buildings and
clear the way for the progress of con-
struction, and who are from nearly
all sections of the country, and one
hundred colored men, selected in
Richmond and other parts of Virgin
ia, because in those places there are
large numbers ofnegroes accustomed
to the kind of work for which these
are matchmaking ties and assisting
the pioneers.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15
POLICE CASES.

The mayor disposed of the following
cases at the regular hearing last evening
Frederick Stab, for assault and battery
on Francis Bickta, was required to pay 81
and costs.
Reese Gales, for the same offence on Wes-
ley Massey, was req uired to pay costs.
Levin Purnell was arraigned on the
charge of assault and battery with intent
to kill Wilmer Price. The prisoner was
held in the sum OF $500 to answer at court,
and the plaintiff was held in 500 to appear
and prosecute the case
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15
FOURTH EDITION
A Warning TO Liquor Dealers.

NRw YORK. Dec. 14.-The case
brought by Officer Wm. Savage, of the
Brooklyn police, against Thomas Farrell,
liquor dealer, for $4,000 damages for
selling his wife liquor, she being Of in
temperate habits, was concluded to-day
in the Brooklyn City Court. The judge
charged that the defendent was liable il
he knew that the plaintiffs wife was go
ing to make improper use Of the liquor.
The jury found in favor of the plaintiff
for $500.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15

ROBBERY.-Last night two more
burglarles were perpetrated in Mid
die town-one at Adkisson & Co.'S
Drug Store, and the other at Smiths
Jewelry Store. AT both places the
window shutters were pried open
with chisel. DIR. Adkisson lost a
few small articles in the line of
druggists sundries. Smiths lew
elry shop was robbed of number of
watches which had been left with
him for repairs.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15
BEECHER ON DRINKING.
From bis sunday-mornins sermonJ

IFTOU DIS ounday-mornlng oermOnJ
II was we'll at one time that there
should be a spirit raised up against
drinking, and that parties should form a
society and stand up and declare "we
will not touch one drop of anything"
first, because it is not necessary, and sec
ondly, because if drinking make my
brother to offend will have none of it !;
but then when the cause of temperance
las been established land the conscience
of the nation aroused and food Of light
thrown on the subject, to carry it to
fanatlcsm and denounce every body who
claims The liberty to drink, to carry it
into dogmatical fanaticism, oppressive
fanaticism, taking away mans liberty
that is not according to the spirit of
Christianity.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15

SENATOR SARGENT is the author
of the scheme to lay head-tax upon
every Chinaman coming into this
country. The plan is worthy of it's
author. The first thing for the Uni
ted States to do is to treat the people
OF China with as much consideration
as is required for citizens of the Uni
ted States who go to China or stay
there.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15
WEATHER REPORT.
INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Al A. NJ.
For New England, the Middle States and
lower lake region, rising barometer, brisk
and high north to west winds, gradually
diminishing in force, colder and clear or
partly cloudy weather are probable, fol-
lowed in the two last districts by falling
barometer and winds shifting to warmer
southerly.
For the South Atlantic States, rising
barometer northwest winds, colder, clear
and partly cloudy weather.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15
DEATH FROM MALPRACTICE

GLENN's FALL, n. Y. Dec. 13.
Mrs Maxam Gundette, aged twenty
three years, handsome, and the mother
of two children, has just died from the
effects Of medical malpractice. at Rutland
VT. Two physicians have been arrested
for alleged completely in the crime.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15
CHEsTER'S ICE HARBoR.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. l4.-Representative
Ward to-day presented bill making an
appropriation of thirty-four hundred dol
lars for repairing the ice harbor at Chester,
Pa. The bill was accompanied by mem
orial from the Mayor and City Council of
Chester.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15

The Best quality of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
The Most RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY COLoGNES, &c.
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR, TOOTH, and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
A Glass of ICE COLD ARCTIC SODA
WATER,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice eFLAVORING f EXTRA CTS Strong
and Pure,
At Ninth and Market.
A Good KEY WEST or DOMESTIC
CIGAR,
AT WILLIAMS
Fine AMERICAN & IMPORTED SOAPS,
At Ninth and Market
sect the best" WILLIAMS SAPONA-
CEOUS DENTIFRICE,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice Goods, Accuracy in dispenSillg amt
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE
Corner Ninth and Market.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15
ID. HI. GOYLE az co,
General AuctiOneers

NO. E. FOURTH STREET,
Are now prepared to call sales of real ax-
tate t ana personal property, either in the
furniture bought and sold, Furniture and
household goods at private sale. Satisfac
ton guaranteed. Your patronage solicited
evenings, and Wednesday and SATURDAY.
mornings, Sen1R.dar
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15

In the ten years between 1866 and
1876, the aggregate debt of the nine
principal cities OF New Jersy, New
ark, Jersy City, Trenton, Paterson,
Elizabeth, Hoboken, New Brunswick,
Camden, and Railway, increased from
8,ll9,56l to $32,O35,940. The
population in the same period in
creased from 272,767 to 4OS, ,943.
So that while the population was
doubling the debt quadrupled. In
seven out of the nine cities, the peo-
pie have had Republican Rsngs to
thank for it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-07

Passed through Hell Gate 4tb. sehs Kate Went
worth. Travis. New York tor Lisbon Morelight Al
len do Tor ST John NIB; Fri, Robinson, Weehawkeu
for Boston; A Hammond, Goldthwnite, Amboy for
Portland.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 9Th schs G NJ Brainard Bur-
CESS, Philadelphia; W Darling, Pendeton Perth
Amboy; Nathl Holmes Dow do; Porto Rico Arm
strong Hoboken: Empress, Parker, and Sarah NJ
Reed Guptill, Calais.
Sid 4th schs Hyue, Oliver, and Orient Staples, for
New York. f' ~
SoMERsET-Al 9th, SCH L III Stout, Fernald,
Hoboken
:, NEW BEDFoRD-Ar 9Th, sch William Connors,
French. Lincolnve,
VlNEfARD-HAVEN-Ar Sd, schs j w Sawyer,
orchard, Portland for New York: Harriet Fuller
Hodgdon. Bangor for Newton Greek. Ii.
Al 4th, brigs Eva n johnson, YeatOn MatanZas
for Boston; Cbas Dennis Dodge Baltimore for do I;
sen Guy OF Chelsea, Goodwin, Cedar Keys, Fla for
Portland.
Also ar and sailed 4h large fleet of Maine coast
BOSTON-Ar 9Th, barque David Chaplin Bunker,
Buenos Ayres. with hides TO A 81 E Spring; schs
EVA, Hatch. Baltimore; Mary. Magee Philadelphia
Plmena, thompson, South Amb0y; Clio ChillcOt,
FLETCHER, Hoboken Georgia, Ranlett, and EvergIade.
Shaw, do; Matthew Kinney, Sherman. al d Terrapin.
Wooster. do; Rogers. Otis, Rondout: Ida s. An
ME, Cook Bangor
Cid 9th. ship Farragut Wilbur, Madras
60 DAYS. ~
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 9th, sch Evelyn, Crowley, fm
HODOken; u ID SpOtfOrd.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-07

John Bell, the boatswan's mate of the
frgate Powbattan, man of great practical
experience, attributes the loss of the Huron TO
'local deviation of the compass, which is
greater on an iron ship during heavy storm
than at other times, as storms are charged with
electricity
In New York Wednesday Catherine Wild
gave her little girl poison, which the child spit
out, thus saving her. Then the mother took
some herself and died. Her husband is car
penter IN st John. N. B., and she is believed
10 have been starving.
The cargo of sugar of the bark Morning
Light at New York was seized Wednesday as
test case to determine the question whether
coloring matter has been used to reduce the
grade and thus save duties. The cargo is
valued at about 100000
The Mexican authorities refuse to give up a
man who deliberately murdered blind man at
Eagle Pass.
Nothing is heard from Lieutenants Bulls
and Young, who have been scouting in Mexico
three weeks
Grain and hay from Chicago is to be shipped
from that city by way of the Illinois Central
railroad to New Orleans and Liverpool this
winter, instead of by way of New York.
Ex-AssistAnt Secretary of the Treasury Saw
yer has been granted new trial.
Rev. S. o Douglass, q colored Methodist
clergyman of Lynn, has been arrested for gross
immoralities and seduction.
An attempt was made to lynch Ten Eyck, the
Sheffield Mass E, murderer, tue sheriff was
taking him from court yesterday.
A defalcation of S25 900 by the late state
treasurer of Virginia, has just come to light.
Mayor Doyle was reelected Mayor of Proyi
dence yesterday
New Hampshire Democratic State Conyen-
tion will be held at Concord. Jan. It,
large number of ram shops in New York
we're raded on by the police last night and
many arrests made.
Striking cigar makers of New York are
staring establishments of their own
The Senate in executive session yesterday did
nothing but discuss the tenure of Office act
Madame Couchon. wife of Lieut.. Governor
Couchon of Manitoba, died Wednesday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-07
shipmentsasoe ibis fourth 900 bush wheat, $4,000

shpments-3oo bbls iour, II 900 bush wheat 4s coo
bush corn, 1900 bush oats
MILwAUB EE Dec. 6 Flour inactive and steady.
Wheat closed drm; No hard Milwaukee 12; No /
seller December at 0Ss; January at OH; No Mil
waukee at 024. Corn is steady; No 2 at ale Oats
are firm; No at 25c. Rye scarce; No at SIC Bar
ley lower; No Spring for December at ga January
6S a 6s4c. Provisions are nomnally steady: Mess
Pork at II 10. LaTd-prime steam at 90; kettle at
81.
Receipts-S,O00 bbls flour. $4,000 bush wheat.
Shipments-5,O00 bbls flour, $4,000 bush wheat.
DETROIT, Dec. s. Flou. quiet. Wheat firm with
good demand; extra White Michigan at 35s; No
White Michigan at 80 cash; 30 a 3Ol for seller
gan 81. Corn is steady; No Mixed at &c. Oats
No Mixed at SOC.
Receipts-1,7OO bbls dour. 26,OoO bush wheat,
1880 'nsh corn, 200 bush oats
Shipments-1,590 bbs -four 14OO0 bush wheat. 2 900
bush corn, 5000 bush oats
CLEVELAND. December 6-Petroleum market ia
quiet and steady; standard White III.
CHARLESTON. Dec. 6.-Cotton is quiet; Middling
upsnds at IL q 11se.
WILMINGTON, Dec. 6-Cotton quiet and steady;
Middling upands at 1910.
Nav ORLAENs, Dec 6.-Cotton Is firm: Middlinp
uplands lie.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 6.-Cotton is strong; Middling up
lands at 10Ic
BALTIMORE, Dec. 6.-Cottoa firm; Middling up
lands II @ 1lsc
MOBILE, Dec. 6.-Cotton quiet; Middling uplands
NORFOLK, Dec. 6.-Cotton is quiet; Middling ND
lands at lie.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 6.-Cotton quiet and firm Mid
ding uplsnds at lie
Augusta, Dec. 6.-Cotton is quiet; MiddliDg up
lands at 10sc.
GALVESTON, Dec 6.-Cotton is strong and held
higher; Middlng uplands at 10gc.
NBw yoRB Dec. 6-OottoD is firm; Middlins M
lands at II 7-l6c.