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4 Stitch in the Back

Is caused by a sudden wrenching of the
sp.!r, and produces violent and acute
pains, making it very difficult for the
person 10 move. 1t should not be neg
.octcd, AS the curvature Of the spine is
often brought on by neglect of this ccm-
mon complaint.
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OPENING SERvICEs.--The old church
building, on High street, recently pur-
chased by the Free Methodist Society of
this town, has been thoroughly repaired
and refitted and Litzenberg has given it the
finishing touch. Service will be held on
Sunday (tc-morrow) at 1890 A. NJ. and at
$50 and 1870 Z. NJ Rev. Joseph Travis,
of Philadelphia, will preach. Rev. VIM.
Gould, of Brooklyn, will be present, on
Monday evening.
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TEMPERANCE.

We have no drunken brawls to report.
This is a remarkably temperate commun-
ity, though hotel is in the place. When
unfortunate persons pass this way. who
have been imbib;ng too freely of the ar,
dent, some Of our moral suasionsts admin
lister cold potatoes and cabbage previously
boiled with pork, and kindly advise them
to 90 home and attend to business.
SCHOOL TEACHERS
As our school teachers in this neighbor
hood are not imported, they do not require
a puff. RESIDENT.
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THAN KSGINING

Nothing unusual marked this occasion
here Churches were open and sermons
preached. but owing to unseen and un
known reasons to myself or any one else,
did not attend. Turkeys, chickens, and
other small fruit were cooked and eaten.
but | did not attend. owing to causes not
unseen and not unknown.
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Bay view Items.
CRAWLING ROADS.

\ number of energetic farmers ale at
work, crawling the road between this place
and Zion. This has been one of the worst
roads in the county, but it now seems they
have determined to make 1t one of the best.
GAME.
Now that corn husking is about over, our
and rabbits are said to be rather scarce,
pheasants and squirrels being more plenti
f,1
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FORTY HoURs' DEVOTION. re-
ligious exercise was held in the Catholic
Church, in this town, on Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday last, and conducted by the
Rt. Rev. Bishop Becker. of Wilmington,
Delaware, assisted 10y Rev. Father Ballard
pastor of the church.
The Forty Hours Devotion, in memory
of the forty hours during which the body
of our Lord remained in the sepulcher, was
begun in the Catholic Church in 1884, and
at various times has received the especial
attention of her most EN- inent men. Saints
have been foremost in introducing it where
it was unknown, and Popes have enriched
it by attaching to it special blessings, while
the faithful and devout laity ever hail, with
Joy, it's coming into their midst.
Forming the essential features of this
devotion, and prominently set forth in it,
are the doctrines of the Real Presence and
Transubstantiation The Catholic Church
holds, that in the Blessed Eucharist, the
Body and Blood, Soul and Divinity of
SullSG are iehiiS anu liuly Pteseut, anu
that this presence is consequent upon a
change of substance in the elements the
bread and wine. These doctrines are based
upon the words of Christ, at the Last Sup
My body" and of the wine, "This is Ny
| blood"
During the forty hours, therefore, the
| Blessed Sacrament was exposed promi-
nently upon the altar, in the church, and
special effort made to honor aud glorify
Christ in the Sacred Mysteries. The altar
was beautifully decorated with flowers,
and many tapers burned brilliantly during
the exposition, while at no time was the
church wholly deserted, there being al.
ways present some one offering prayers and
thanksgiving to the Saviour in the Sacra
ment of His Love. Holy Mass was cele
bratcd twice each day, and Benediction OF
the Blessed Sacrament given every even,
ing. Confession and Communion, too
| formed part of the interesting and impress
sive services, and the attention and devo
! ton manifested 10y tGc congregation speaks
well for the power of this devotion to en-
| kndle in the heart a spirit of religious fer
vor, and arouse the lethargic from their spir
itual drowsness into a vivid realization o.
the truth and efficacy Of religion. The ser
mons on the occasion were delivered by
the Rt. Rev. Bishop, and were directed
mainly 10 questions relative to the Eucha
rist and the duties of Catholics. They
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ARRESTED ON SUsPICION.--About five
weeks ago rape was committed by col
ored man upon the person of young girl
by the name of Hannah Foracre. about six
teen years old, in Mill Creek Hundred.
New Castle county, Delaware. The crimi-
nal escaped and the Delaware authorities
offered a reward Of $500 for his arrest.
A few days ago strange colored man
came to the house of a family named Ash
ton in the upper part of Elk Neck, few
miles from town, and his actions being
somewhat mysterious and his account of
himself rather conflicting, the suspicious
of the neighbors were aroused SO much
that he was thought to be the fugitive from
Delaware justice. Mr.. Oliver Jones tele-
graphed to Wilmington for description of
the individual who committed the rape, and
stranger was the man. A warrant was pro-
cured from Squire Foard, and, on Friday
night last, Mr.. Jones, accompanied by Geo.
Boulder, Lewis Barber and VIM. Shivery,
plOCeeuGu W Iut uouSo duu dGleSItu uIlI
He made no resistance and denied any
knowledge of the rape.
He was committed to Jail by Squire Foard
to await the action of the authorities of
Delaware. On Saturday, Officer Dallon, of
Wilmington, came down, and upon TAX
ing a survey of the prisoner, pronounced
him the man they wanted, and left for the
purpose of procuring requisition from
the Governor of Delaware. On Sunday a
man, representing himself as the father If
Miss Foracre, came to the prison, and, after
taking survey of the prisoner, pronounced
Officer Dallon mistaken, and said that he
was not the man who committed the rape
upon his daughter. Squire Foard there
upon released him.
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IIoGARTH.- Hogarth's line of beauty was
the curve which, in all material structure.
breaks monotony of effect and pleases the
eye. Compared with the gran6est monu
meDts of architecture, man frame is su-
premely beautiful: but when the human
form divine > is all contorted and angular
with Rheumatism and other painful dis
eases of similar nature, admiration is ost-
in pity for the sufferer. All afflicted with
such terribly painful complaints as RhIeu
matism, Scatica, etc, should use Keller $
Roman Linment, and be relieved and cured.
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Sore Throat and Quinsy.

Tie causes which usually induce Sore
Throat are those which give Il sudden
ct.cck to lerspiration, and thus obstruct
Nature regular work. quickly producing,
in consequence, an intlammatory condi-
ton Which, involving the tonsils., and
rapidly spreading over the whole mucous
r.cnIlralc of the fauces will cause Quinsv.
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SHOULD BE THANKFUL

The people of this community certainly
had great reason for keeping Thanksgiv-
ing day in the way it was intended, as they
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-12-01

TIE HEALTH
Of our section is generally good. We have
not been visited with diptheria oil scarlet
fever, or any other prevailing disease, as
some sections around US are.
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rS Fine plated Casters. Cake Baskets,
spoons and Forks at less than list prices,
at ALRICus
~ Ladies. Misses and Clild.ens Merino Underwear
a the GLASS FRONT.
90 The iaiies will ." Mrs. LIGEFNEERGs
millinery stor" where they always get the very
tjc>t style Of EonnetS: HITS trimmed uutrinme'
.ni ri Prices thai defy competition. Buy Fancy
articles there Tor Christmas presents. ANA Fixtures for
r"rr Christmas trees. Y"u buy them right and
iont forget it,
Rn-Ncw Beaver Cloths, FOR Ladies' Coats, at the
GLASS FRONT
Hats and BoHnetS. Also - fine assortment of Fancy
Goods and Notions for the coming holidays All kind,
Il mtt-rd Tor thn Japanese work. Brnn"ts and Hats
mad in the latest style at the very lowest prices,
Mas. nelson's.
rH-shot Powder, Caps, Wai> and Shells, in lots to
nit. GLASS FRONT.
oaNew ?rcss Goods, latest novelties, open to day.
GLASS FRONT
sE-Shawl- Cloth Skirts and finest Fanrel<.
GLASS FRONT.
IZS Cameo Rings, from 81 to S25, at
ALRICHs.
- Fine Cameo Sets, at ALRICHs
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"A few Sabbaths ago two handsome and
beautiful silver aims plates were used in
the Presbyterian Church, of this town, for
the first time. They were presented to the
church by Mrs. DIR. Black, of New Castle
Delaware, in memoriam of her little boy
'' Groome,' who died a few weeks ago
These plates are inscribed with the name
of the deceased, the dates of his birth,
baptism, death, and are a touching tribute
of affection and of resignation to the will
of God. 1t is proper to say that Groome
Black was the first infant baptized in the
new church.
From one thousand to fifteen hundred
persons attended the sale of personal prop
erty of Sheriff-elect W. T. Boulder, Locust
Point, on Wednesday, The bidding was
lively and everything was sold at fair
| prices. Work horses brought $50 to $l45;
colts, so to 800; dry cows, $50 to So;
brood sows, Sl2 to SIG; pigs, SO 80 to So.
The farm and fishing shore were rented to
| Mr.. Dennis MalOney, who also purchased
boat, seine, &c. J. B. Ash, Esq, was auc-
toneer, and although he is rapid sales
man, he was from half past ten until nearly
five o'clock disposng of the goods.
"A lawyers office, on North street, had
a strange visitor the other day. He walked
in and without word began rumaging
around among musty books and old papers,
making no other demonstration than an
occasional grunt of satisfaction when he
struck something that pleased or amused
him. He seemed an unwelcome visitor to
the occupants of the place, but as he paid
no heed to their oft-repeated commands to
"get out" the question of how to get rid
of him became IA serious one. Finally get.
ting out of humor, our two legal friends
made determined onse; at him, with cane
and umbrella, but the more they tried tc
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-Messrs. Scott & Bro. are making ex-
tensive repairs at their bone mill. The old
sleepers beneath the floor, which were rot.
ted out by contact with the ground, have
been removed, the ground excavated SO as
to give ventilation, and new timbers put in.
Many pious man was obliged to stay
home from church, on Sunday last, on &C
count of the moisture, and ladies with new
bonnets felt badly all day, because the damp
weather prevented a display of the same.
In consequence, the gospel was preached to
an array of empty pews.
: On the 18th ult., DR.. James Turner
executor of Thomas j. Fisher, deceased,
sold, at Brick Meeting House, the farm of
deceased, near that place, containing about
154 acres, to Hugh M. Cameron, Esq, for
SO, 1852 or $43 so per acre. This is one
of the finest farms in the neighborhood.
The poison demon has been at work
among the colored people in Water street.
and on what is known as the " Hill. -
Cats, dogs, and chickens have been thus far
the only victims. The sufferers have their
eyes on the suspected party, and it will not
be well for him or her if evidence should
point directly.
Thanksgiving day passed very quietly.
Business places were closed and service was
held in the various churches. The Presby-
terrain and Methodist congregations held
union service in the Methodist Church,
Rev. Mr.. Ridgway officiating. In the
evening the band turned out and livened
things up little, aside from this the day
was sleepy one after dinner.
The most plethoric pocket book that it
has been our fortune to gaze upon for a
long time was that of ubscrber to The
Wig, who favored MS with call, yester
day. 1t Contained 81 200 and $500 bills in
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Inflammation of the Breast.

This distressing complaint may be
cured, or entirely prevented by the timely
Use OF this remedy. Ii has never failed,
when applied at the commencement, or
before the gathering takes place.
, 1877-11-24

The following wcte the arrivals anh eftarances
for tho twenty hours ending ut ~ O'clock last
night:
Ahn1vaIs-at.nr Chicago Mantle +oe, adsst: rfors
i.oanuEr, !snCn1a. runir!cs: EmrrA Stiir. !iuhsi"
suhdrics; tttt. Han!stse. lumber: Fayttln I(e 'rFe
rt1 tfon Trsrr. Grand fa.y"n: sun Ttc.: t','nrrsr
Leland. lnl1,;tnn, iub~rs C!tr y! T"1ro. t,gtrns.
burg. ADnrrs %tArnrra, nuf1a. tur'!rtr.: ti1ftten
CITY. nIsi1. ct,n: Jain rr!drr0a. IT.. Ih1t EutI.
snntifek; New Eta. Grand Ifsyrm. towing: rsrtagr.
tiu!aIo. aunrcs srs t)llrer Cntrr. MhtkrEtFn lnn.
hrrs Isst'!a+ sph ChtcaHf, w'ai! IT, siueklfitGe.
n. .. tgGarr. 1nr.t t;Ae. Cor Nn.ke :"n. luHkr
O. T. !hftnaha. Whttr IaEr tun'hrr: toin f'urf, Az
wing. i.Hdinason, lumber: s. i: iia~kn'. Isrnt.n
iun,Ier; t. t. Alien. iiran'l Haven. iun.et; tty n
tirsnh Ifassn. Grand Haven. lalntcrt t. H.. tiF.nt
Haven. IHfbmr; MnrtEtf. Manitspe lttnhtf: Elfn H.
linxaEi. whltr Lakr, unf#s: Cesrsc hcatgr Atut.
IeI,in. Inrnhrr: Ids. sInskeeon. la,n'rr. 1"a-s
s1fkcHon. 1nthhrr; 4. Inst Whit. Lake. itca. acn"
GtKa;:tssx. win Kac wtn.1ow. nnn.to ~ tts, ba
cnrni acbr i. Il. Wits. ConEwt"nt 22Us llu cnsn:
Rc1w Mary Helm. Nhit Lnkr. NHhu rt!tn. Hs' hi,
WARREN f:slrys t,ay. i'm fb* ari. Lt~ pork hs
sppIrs and sum-! i"as ptnp Trader. ttFa'ri tlnsrH
JtsD hs tHrt. and $un.lsftA: r1r 1todnHhr lsM at
!'hht;s n.ur al!d g., liss leati e;hs T. nnt,au'
.akt%f .at n ~ hf, it a:n, .cy ~ itn,:.r 1: ri. III
tato ~ " IN whcsf. :ttl tbs ntfrr. aIn liz hahs. mud
snndfir., - hr H. i. Nrucc Hunslt, <utsa'hu rt,rn.
scir Winnie Wing. Ludlnkton: 2.t'I,a. rt'r". ya...
mis- ani % suns hns: rs!p Jam. ba1.". Y. ma,'
unts III iris hntr: rrni j. A. Holmes. aanlstcc 3oJ
Iu Cuin, =, .I0 bi oats. is tons hay
, 1877-11-24


currAeo. --The tIfn Willie I'sown and J. L.
H,rrsc lad M yesterday There wefr ahnnt
dozen se.pcts at the lnu,hce market rratcrdnY....
sehrx Golden West. Levi Grant. and Ssnckhfia7a
laid up ycs'eriay... Tic tug q. u. HFctn hat
cone to st. Joscpli 70 tow the tehr Emma Na4cs
ard aRpti,tr vtrre1 10 this port....The ecElf
i, Il. ls9ntIcY LIFT for Eseanaha ycatct'iay for
rArrn Of iron. Tor Ibis rer THE tnE William
Richards lra*e% 'f1r her port bf hail. Msnta~hc.
tn.day .,.T1r rchr csttirnht returned 5ettefdnJ
after being three days mt to Mnskr:hn. She paid
each one II her rev S1l and II extra for ssrppng
her. prlnT IN ring Mp.
ftrHkn t'nnr-. - The M[lwanktc S<nti"'t safs tho
tna f,eorce ". TINT ,sto ts rebuilt a. s,nr:ron
cevntnr has ta'd M a. s'nnafo... + &. Nss"r.
one nj iht nrn'r1. Of the Independent Tng t..'lnt
Rsa' a"n no1 "'aks; ~! =. " iorao,a 'o"9
Wednesday wrsc e1nceieh 10 mskn soo.hrs rnun
trip frnnl tat port ~ Dtber ports OFT tic south
shore Of Lake f1,iaso hctnrc laying NJ ~ To.
ic!!o the seh,s Msi,c: ta..y InnTs5i"td en-.
mhspherr. y, VI. Davt%. AN! Trlearnp:, hnst mid
mp. The Etnr>s4 of lhur4dsv seys: fanal- l-e,at.
nune 10 b. bad. Th,. state ri things
has not occnsrrd In buffalo within tho
recollection nf the. prcsrnt ccn.rasion... !:
Thr ttsa reerirts for harhor dnce IN the nor! Of
Tornnio this 'ea.un. 10 date. are 81 '. 30: lat
itls sessnn OF 81 AL. .!E. Receipts ot ena, "a tho
.tfh In.t. in Taronto harhor arr Las. !1s tons
aEainai t3, 4@1 to The anne atc list year: IN r..
ecat fur this tratna IT ~: fl Ions. Dni after that
dale ins& yrar there arrived Car10ef, a.KrcG9tR
IL, QUO tons Or theFc1boufs.
, 1877-11-24
1IAIIIN.I Il NEWS.
TIit: f.NsT stiiOOSENs.
flsnatehto The Milwaukee S.nttnsf from Mani.

THE T.t}S'F AeitJDtlN F.Nas
A flsrateito The Milwaukee, S.nttn'f from Mani.
towoc, datrd the 2ed, was ~ follows:
The tntfes nf Capt. .lnha neIY"A ami Nsse .frssnp
HettfA, ut the tIb.faIfd kchf Magellan. fAte Asuf*
this morning. Thr tartan vss f"nnh Al Twn Klsrrs:
The inHy VA HarmlY tlsi but cue lrg ~ e"ar and
holy ra', In ssfFt. pants ami aerta. and lnks ~
VI thr cabin thinv rad The natural, with
nhsns hrnIsrs Dhrf tan slight Abra<lnns 1T hr skin
Thr hui VI i1e Maer,isn il hatIy broken up by he
last sturtn. aud tic deck 1t Two 1:iyers has bcen
lcnt1ed.
Eap.. Charles Mnoslr. of the tug Welcome, thinks
be saw lhc Magellan m the day Of tho starn. tho
Hth inst. about M Kewanncc. Capt. Lyons. II
the scl,r T. Srt'on. tc1@Eraps frorn Toronto that
hr u uf the opintun thAt tho MauallAn met with
COLLATION., ...u
Nnthina lss been heasd ftom tho Rate l.. psncr
further than thai h+rclofnrr Elrcn. M l'odic.
hafr iech foflhd On thu beach at Thunder lay and
NJ olhtr xretkage than lhat already ucnttnnrd. ,
fatc 81 The Magellan. AMI The suspicion that The
thr nni,nr fate Of lie Fchr ttobcEt I3mrns. sunk
Wit, h! IN lAri in the StsaLta tesenD eight ytars
aEu. It VA. Del.escd at thai lime thai tho Sc1tt
fin into ami sunk tho fIurns. No survivor Of lilo
Hurus was left tu tell the Ht1ry. ansi Fsen 10 this
tiay IL II unknbwn by what boat abe VA. enn .lawn
Thu linrns was examined and toat..l In be at0se In
forward, Clearly showing thai ahc had bern run
into. yrt th mystery If her tate IL stt sealed. II
hIrhy probable that thr sinking nf Inc Magellan
anI thu t!tur~l will alao remain one OF The nya.
teFlcs Ut thu lAkcE." !"
, 1877-11-24
WESTERN FARM MORTGAGES.

cuAxrA1us. ILL.,, Sov. 2aa.-The New York
s "ntt N tho s,eet nf wn,ter,, % farm, e n,.,rt.
caect a. Investments. Tic press l,ayc taken IN
the matter. an'' It seems to be incumbent upon
u t,sss M" ""stsase. M ' |" .," cy statement s ei
. ''..s'' -. a.
llc. aud lcslraltc,-or whether they arc gcnez-
n'y eafclrssiS p'acc' win IN almost c1la''na'
neglect VI tue protection III tue lrnuers Ac-
caslnEly. tile writer Tins carefully examined tho
is;7. ut,tl efutaaI;rh tho condensed rcaul in d
CIRCULAR. whIct ho deems it .lcsirubic to publish
tiiat NY Iau'!e !a! a1se h.n'c Hsln'!te iacas
1soHl MIL" ~ o'a" eo''e''s'"t'S' t,.;n, .1"s,
Sa' " ouASHAA'
.. j, p.... =,
OFFlcE Or =. =: NuHhMAH. CHAAFAdN' IT..
Sns. ~ % n: ~ n H." @ ,,s,t sre'nt ~
Wtsern II tnu.tsagr... ,whi.il ha. been rxtca.isriy
c"pc. " tAe lress. J nes NaSe 70 snol1,h tte io.'
l"wns saatsMsnt " faftt s"nss1n1k sr Dnssss IT. i.
sixteen ycasss ..-.
krATExKxT.
III. f'..s sa wv = S%s y ~. "as vs 47s
iii 1tn 4,n n""un1tns ta 49, o7a
FSf;y:,Htss II thSto s1srlosr.s wese nsaa II rer.
u tsIc !0au. and II many casrs sOnatderAby more.
reh fortSosares wsfe nate !hroa9a soIft a. psosla
s x :: IL ~ d. I ,eyte e. III.
y ihe lauder. tkrs oi ~,lsh I'm tt yo.ed o.,t 4
@'il Ir9sa:,y b. s,'ts ~ io.s @ 81. -, nn,., c,.x...
Malt.. u DctuK iii S txrn. ,ta III ast says thc
s,:s.sr~ si ssara to bsforc na, iii. aosa III OF
tL.s.l tnAnLcs T. hAkx.. Notary Public.
one loan ascneJ. during pcIioa bex,aniap whcn
scai+e.taie valuations urre lnla'ca 10 corrcspona
, 1877-11-24

!eA. ...h...,..... uU1
NsfIadey, i. y. iIlassals, f.. T.. H. E%!isott, E i:
ioxna1 i: naEeF: rtqasls Morgan ". H. Afnold. $. A.
oeebsr 1s s1ss W. es,a wi paa:stxs9 oP sG by Mr.
naiso, ssa WIG !. l.'Ksy Interested tn t,ls whole:
q s5 .aG hsoIk n e9.s
In pcecmnsr Of Tho salae yeuT lI,e bsnk was 10.
M sttea In The Methouist Cbarch uiock. and opsned
IL. Eaeonts dc naSs' Sas enx1sea n .s
sd si, ttu'te;F Ead'se!t White6oa.s aid !, S.s 10
Syna"., SShnx = I, @tsts:! osss;!Sa dt:tsss t5s
through ~h,e h' pa.. s Rans 81 sepe H.
xsi kspt a"5 psd iea @ sse: ese:
saiaea"eut to lho panic prevented tho bank fro,a
sn'aiE!n; y. busns.s T. nns sa!snt IL VI IN 10
a.laral sequence, received lew i1sga depossts II
struggled alulIg until about year ago tainIy en-.
9t,sotn* te osi!! !.:s,f u!on 4. own merits and
failure Of ihc ioa,uerdsl Loan i Tfu!t Gompaay.
s o. e's. :. 81 Il: .ae
s ras pl*csd Win the central - eolia.sr.l
Ss ss,onsF a'F1 p,nS San nsn. III
expense. we're murc than eating up lts prodt*.
usts!mlned to retire fsou, buains.s. II bad de:
pn'st account Of some 800, tuU, which 1t turned
n'cr to the Cenfral at The same time pac,nr bchnl
nssnhlclenI ea.h aud acceptable paper to l.ludsse
asn called Upon In shls xay ths 6 Central secured
" sLoH duration. The HreAt bulk ot The sustoHlers
=. the BANK Of toa,mercc dFew their basanccs from
at te1Eal and transferred thrsf accounts to other
ioeis systemsssE .yttsn Ut checking II IN 4 yrsat
sals ss'sasals dHu ths suspension Ut tho institution.
soMe line aso The Central
SoAao~sp ON CALL PROM rue THIRD Ma
TtDSAL
iHme 1hn ~ ooo 70 enable il to tide over difficulty,
, 1877-11-24
PHYsl0.MEDlchl COLLEGES.

CINCINNATI. Nov. o..-lu recent tasue Of yoaF
paper you gave the current hsu, Of news about the
meeting Of The Illinois Board Of Health Ut Cairo,
The Board rejected the diplomas of the Payslo-
Medical College and the pbysio' Eclectic Modest
College, both 1t Cincinnati. Ut eoarse the Board
had good evideacs that these colleges were not
"iu good standing" e.thes - to educational
Hut Cinctpl1u has three colleges ushg the term
physlo. First. tho Fbysio. Medical College, Ds.
A.. cnrti:. Diplomas rejected; second. PhJsso.
txjreted third. thr Physlo: Acdical Institute, IT
which George Fv1. Esq.. u Ptes!aeut. aa4 ". y.
IL. Cook, Dean. The diplomas et tbs Institute
, 1877-11-24

Sptcfo1 HitpHfrA n Ihf th'faJ0 7F4hNHf.
Pour lIuuox, Mich, Nov. 4l.-11uwn-Tsops
Huron City. Holland City Of duluth. Hlsck1,ead
and bssgcs. kniIua an barces. Cormnrant nuh tow.
u. 81. Wilson mud tpw. 1ntef.nccan and cal,sort,
Alpcna and bargcs. uarnum nnd consort Tempest
and burgers, Turner and bArgra, scbrs ChrIsl,pA
Nilsson. Eitza. jain llice, Eacle. Wind. Adson.
tnrer. James q. Harrison. John T. Mett. ueorrc
H. IInon. 4. G. TrumpG. Oliver Mitchell. Hay
State, Nas.an. u. krni. Marenrn. II. F. Acrtck,
Clarion I5eile. Montpelier. Dan I!ayrR.
Up-I'rops Nashua. cuba. Jay t'nus,l. Badger
Staiu, tilrs:ow and barles Hell tross and buTrrs.
Music aud oarscs. Fred Kelley and consnrt. nur-
paEkrt. ....
Mind northeast fsesh. weathsr cloudy; dfiz.
zliaR rain.
, 1877-11-24

nuFFAto. Nor. 21-yesse'a pasaing Port Coz.
borne lock Tor twenty.fous hours ending o y. n..
Nov. o.: RI
Eastward-Props Empirs, Ogdcnsbur2 to To-
tedo; borks Two Friends. Toronto to ctavcland;
Falmouth. Toronto 70 Ere; Monticello and Nupt-
Yosasrv, osweso TO pstEos; Emerald. Kingston 10
iedo: En,eu. Oslsnsbury to Cleveland; Nevada.
Uswrgu to Toledo.
Wrstw4rd-Irop Lawfeuce, Chicago to Ogdcns
burr. barzs uan Lyons. MilwAukee 10 Oswesu: l..
Il. Hammond. M,iwsukce 10 caps Vincent: Lady
Dnistin. Faispurt to- t'ohuEg: sehf PoEtags, Erie
to Tosonto: coEtex. Milwaukee, to Oawsgoi steam
barge EaterpFIss, Windsor 10 uswex0.