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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, o. Nov ARRIVED brig Hazard Wood Gray's
ALEXANDRIA,, Nov s-clesred, sehrs Wake Newark;
Lsmus Hall p,gvdsnsc Hslsn ilsss,oses y s. Jsssy City
Passed dewn-schrs Helen 4 Ame- for Providence WIN
6s RyG. is@
Has Neptune berry Ney x.rk "ehr. Ed~Srd Fs,ssr ss
I.tsi.n Dr. Thomson. s,,rgsS': s,
sdeiphis; Norman Neksrson Nsw York; Gauens henr.s
smith Turk. Island; Anna T. Krana, Parvs New Orleans
saiedsteamer Minnesota ri Liverpool: bark riocnce
ap-. savannah; Meclean; Taylor preyidsnce; Martha
ss s ss fsfs hp Si"s' @
ss ss .sss Ss. Nc &.
s.dsDis ss M"y cssnm"p ;,a %y%.n S...s
sen. Bergen Al-en Ger. Gromsch Cork iIa~nhs tBr.
s''' ior S ss r%sa s, Ellison l Mary
rsss s,ne1 + ass ,'Ss , ona rss'9. Ale.
sSs EN- NSE:iHss e e''"''
sxSGoR. Sos Arrived schr N u Mahoney. Clifford
CiearedDschrs ,t pexaio. Brown, New York; Onward,
deiphis: sarah . smith Banks PhiIadrIphia
Msss ssmSs Ss%'i i..s VAR sS
Fisk Kelley and Joseph william Fish, Watts for fhiia
BXKERs LANDING. Nov s-saiied, srhr james II Dep.
BRIsToIa No, Arrived -chr Ano. rslkcnburs Early
warren aud Entire, kinncar Fa River b"ih 70 Iona Tor
ssiled--schr Julia Tate Tate New York.
sihssied, scht.J Hewitt Adams, Alexandria; En-
cfDAR EBys. Nov o-sa'led. .ehr Mary Holt, stan.
,cnARfrsTls. yova-ArsIysa, steamer Amsrisa, from
CearedBark Delta tSor Casparsen. Amsterdam; Petri.
clcc tBrl, Burns tlnsgow.
sailed-s,eamcrs Champion, New York Virginia. Phiia-
DARIRN Ga Nov 5-Arrived bark Aspo.ogon tBr. will.
Jams, GALWAY via Delaware Bresk~ater
DIGHTON, Nov T-Arivcd. sehr Belle Halliday. burt,
EAsTPoRT Nov I--Arrived. sehr Rose Fanuing, New
York
eth--Clearcd, schr n A Paine. Jones. Krw York
EDGARTowN Nov 7-Arrivcd schr Monticello. Morton,
New York for Weymouth
saileschrs Star Thompson: " q Bird Rhoades Annic
Martha fnncs Newcornb. William Bcrnent. Harris: q
Buckley. Young Mino, Light Daley; Mary Ms"n. Parker
HasT GRErsWiciI wor 7ssea .cn Le wells.
FORTRESS MONROE Nov e--Passcd In for Baltimore
ships Elizabeth nie Iaibefsad from Bremen Maryland
eer knhlmsn from de- batks octava Brl smith, from
Pasaed from baltimore Barks Kong svcrre tNor for
lionneur Admiral Ner), for Dunkrk uuseppin. Acrame
d.s ior Emma 30 ,or pa1I,n n ~
Ircste: WIN Gordon lr, for Dunkirh Harvester br Tor
Londonderry; An.llo dala,ois Ltsp for Queenstown
for -: Marreus tHr,, far Rouen. whiting tBrl for
Bordcaux i.indoa Nor, for Brrrrn Csmpia Tor --
Amaa Utah for Qurcratuwn: brig ~ Nrh"ns 'ni, inr
pcrnnmbico Industry tB, for RicJsnerc ''eorre Dale
pasrd 30, from Norfot cul,i,aicr for Liver
pcol Msrcnhensc, for de-.
sailed--Bark Peer ,'rerar tBr). for Norfolk
Barn uolemse tcr asitmnorc i' anchcred selow
dephia Daniel Britton somers do; L Bryan, Lee
Gardiner.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ITALIAN oPrn. "a rnoy,roaE.

ITALIAN oFrRs "a TRoysrnaN
repetition - ~ Irssaiorr' rressnisa Se.'sT
dsy afternoon. with ~ easi = ~ ar psr
formance excerpt tha' Mis- fxroui lrp'arei n ria*
81 Nine. sinico Lrsnara. Tn fpsnsTr Af'i-'
brought hcr tr,sA ssirr and seme~hss rrhi'
method 10 this rts tor M arst tine. L -
Understood. she eatr rnesvn go ~ m".'
respects cr.ditah,e performance. 80 - = s@f'F
aervous her anxiety shcein. f-elt a ~ ieaing -
srchcstra ~ bar or tvo - Aafue irNt4nef. sHt ~
scr inappropriate aefinr y tsnf- fi~f Avn neiss
serc r,s0naat and pHsSNirafiug. AhdN b"f 80 h''et
Rrrr dry and hAgnnslcaA ~irfWf t2slflssRiAi =
rave his remarkable rnf0fiag ot MahrteNs M
ranks nsu a. nj. bnu tvsf ia st'4rueFa l~rfnfh.
bncr which ~ in an nkTHcts. ths &reMterf sra ~
deportation ans inner ~ thr pr~sni 'fanr ne ittA
And hch IL net t2f,lt. druuAfl al etrn - -afNN
IN his master ple,a .itnhcllo fhrts ~lEtnr gatnpA
aiui took th. hish z ~ ths ~ qucs Fts suf f'rlrr
again IL gayr thts thrilling urte IA w~l'ct-R " ~
encore thai WoEld nQi H. dsuEt r.EnNr t'a.@.~i
mellow and powerful bArfanr aNAir Eoiifinf - ~
hearers and Mgne. i.abal l4s Aguftna prpNFd itrsi
dramatically. splendid ef'tr r. lh' chorus wM - ~
best. a. was also tht hestlA. The huHes wa NJ
crowded one. bui "a very s@thNNia~tr ~
matinee andience. abd s.snof taiuIanri So tAl'i
with perfect ovation afi'r bis sra n ~ fhifa %t
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yusHAP on THE ELEVATED ROAD.

About half.past Eight o'clo'k las, evening. - one
~ the New York Elevated trains reached Houston
street ani tho Bo~ery on it, downward trip. snap
ping noise heard and bras- bolt. about six
inches long fell through the rsilewo-k 70 the side
waik. fortunately without doing any damage. Upon
inquiry IL found that the bracket bolt between
the engine and wood box. which helped to connect
the together. had snapped IA two. leaving part
- the bolt rtl in the engine. while the
piece that became loo-enc1 picked up and
given g. tho rugiuecr ~ the train. " found i'm
possible % ~. train without the bolt being re-
plasd consequently bolt had ~ ~ sent for. whsch
caused delay ~ over half an hour, filling the 'rak.
!. far ths rnui ser with snok .ng engines and
trains This ~ crfsied considerable excite
nent all along the line. and ~ thu ~ Houston
street ard Bowery fully hse hundred people congr-
gated esh with dircrni thsspry 'o what csuscsi
tho sccdcnt and no ops s.eming tc know the true
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
This evening grand Partisan concert will be given
~ Booths Theatre.
The American Institute Exhibition is still open day
and night and its novel exhibits well repay visit.
Den Thompson in Josh whiicomb" at the Lyceum
Theatre has become of the dramatic celebrities of
the day
Miss Annie Louise Cary has added 10 her success by
recent performance in Cincinnati Of Ieonora IN Ia
Favorita.'
Hsrrgan and Hart. at the Theatre Comique,
presenting what they advertise a splendid olio
Of spccialtes."
The Arabian Nights" q series Of tableaur with
Illustrative readings is Of the attractions booked
n chickering Hall.
Tomorrow evening Oliver Doud Byron's play
'Across the Continent will be put on the boards at
Nibo's with strong cast.
The artists Of the French Opera Company now al
Booths Theatre. will give exceedingly lively pro.
gramme at a concert there tonight
The Tracy Titus Opera Company commence an en-.
gagemcnt tomorrow evening. at the s;. James and
will give the Chimes of Normandy"
Mother aud son at the onion square Theatre
sustains its draught power and drawing large audi
ences. Tho play il now in It's seventh week.
Bsrnum with his peculiar methods is making his
great show at Gilmore's Garden one ~ the ch,~f
points Of enjoyable attraction in tho metropolis
The Young Mems Christian Association give re-
reption at their hall Tomorrow evening" Musical
talent will be employed TO lend interest to the oc
rssion.
Al the Grand Opera House Mr.. J. G. Williamson and
Miss Maggie. Moore have drawn large houses during
the week In playing struck OIL" and The Chinese
Question
At the concert at the Grand opera House tonight.
Mile. dc Murska will sing cayatina from 'senira-
mide an aria from THE star Of the North" and in
. duet from "L'Elisir d'Amor."
The Brighton Theatre is 10 be rcopcned on we<nes-
lay the 18th inst. when Mr.. Frank Harrison will
produce original play. entitled 'Sha,Lle or by
roxy" The action s laid IN china.
Mr.. George j. Knight ~ otto. at The Broadway
rIcatrc has made II tile theatrical hits q Tie sea-
ION. HIS dialect, pathOs aud play arc among the hap
,iest attractions now before tho public.
At the Aquarium the Kentucky thorouahbreds arc
stI observable in all their glory, together with the
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ELLEN REMENYI =

HUNGARIAN DISHES, BrSGsHrAs WINS. HIN
GAnrAS SPEECHES AND HUNGARIAN ESTHrsr-
AsM.
New York is nov graccl with three eminent Hun.
garian representatives ~ the Artistic worli-Mme.
Etolka Gerster lima de Murska AMI Eiouar Hrnenyi
violin viruoso 10 the Emperor Francis Joseph -
Austria, and fanillarlv known the 'Dl. Buli
Of Hungary" Last evening the muscA notabiitrs of
the city combined with she Hunearisns and ,enderud
handsome ovation 70 Kmenyi Tram II the Hotel
List. In Fourteenth street. q peculiarly Hungs
rian supper spread eleven O'Clock. The follow
ing is the bill Of fare, given verbatim -
rrr.sr tBif.L vaRpl.
Dsz'riga.
Tszta Teyes
Filrf
fsprkas Csirke.
FogolS ltcsonyt ~alssaval.
Almas li.tes.
The wines drank with this original supper were
sonlay, Budal. cream and Tokay. ~ weil an Han
gsrian champagne. Among thoss present were
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RAILROAD LITIGATION.

CHICAGO, H. Nov. Q. 1873
The New York Farmers Loan and Trs r Company
to-day fled bill % restrain the Galena and West Wis.,
ccnsin Railway from being sold, and asking for the
appointment Of o receiver for the same Allegations
are made in the bill that the road which they have
pror lien by virtue of . trust deed executed ut the
time the bond issued for its construction. has
executed several other mortgages in various forms in
violation Of Law and with intent a. defraud and that
one ~ the mortgages IL about 70 sell the road 10
satisfy his claim.
The road is short sbou. fifty-t~, miles in length
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A STRANGE CONFESSION.

MAEsHALLTowN, Ia, Nov 2. 1878.
curious case has arisen in the Criminal Court
which promises to produce some interesting COM
plications in law. jury last night found man
named Dakin guilty Of the murder of John X.
slough last March. tho punishment being impris-
onuent in the penitcntiary for life. To-day Frank
Ross, an Italian. who formerly worked for Dakin.
after the close Of the trial made affidavit that nc (Ross
killed slough 1t is not yet decided what the course
s,f he will b..
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AN AMERICAN SCHOONER WRECKED.

SHE sTRIKHs ON CROOKED IsI4AND-oNE SAILOR
DROWNED
WASHINGTON. Nov. Q. 1873.
The American Consul at Nassau reports to the De-
partmen of State that the three masted schooner s.
F. seabnry. Of Bangor. Me-, struck Crooked Island
Bahamas, the morning Of September 30. while pro
ceeding from st. Domingo to Boston laden with
sugar. and became a total wreck.
The crew, with the exception of David Jackson. who
was drowned. noated ashore pieces of the wreck.
and arrived at the United States Consulate at Nassau
in = very destitute condition. They will be forwarded
TO the United States at the earliest opportunity.
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WHALEMEN.

letter from Capt Lake of the bark las Alien .. NB.
dated Tmcmhusns sept ~ had arrived that day
Had sp-rienced rough weather the and
saw whales but when took three. making 10 hbs In
gale May ~. shipped which carried bow boat
gangway boat and carried away booby hatch. The
vessel behaved spiendidy and Capt Lake speaks high
terms " her
a letter from Capt Hspplnrstonr of bark fleetwng of
NIB that the Flcewing touched nj Tnlcahuana
Sept ~ and gives tho cf oil taken last cruc vt
40 bbs sp.
letter from Cant Crapo Of bark Linda Stewart Of Nh
dated Payts Oct H. arrived i4th and had taksn
3aD bbs sp and ~ do VII oil all told.
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SAILED.

Steamers City ~ Richmond tBr, for Iiverpool Egypt
mr. do. Iireassia iBr, Glasgow. Main Ger. Bremcr
Csland Ju,chl, Rotterdam Rsitc sHr. Hnu; Crescent
city Aspn vail niagara Havana Bahama b- - Pierre.
Ar. city of San Antonio. Galveston: Elal lhnrht. do:
kniekerbocker New Orleans; Morgan City do Ashland
Yenandina city ~ Savannah savannah City of Atlanta.
Charleston Bcncfnctcr. Wilmington ~ Isaac Bell Rich
mond. G. Knight. Georgetown. Dc: Richmond. Norfolk:
ship Decision Br Antwcrp bsrks Milo tBri. Cette Lillian
vrus tB-l Dublin Violet tBr, Havrc. John johnson
Magnet Sor Rotterdam hrigs LILY 1irl. Aigers; Helen
"A Rrulsa N..hile. n,hr IS Ii unnkins Nirginia.
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nue. Thcatre to-morrOw evening -

Tue yhefh NfsS tGnef ro'
The play will BE- presented with entirely new
scenery by Sir. Charles wi,ham and new costumes
by Eaves. on Thursday "othollo" will be produced
with Mr. Booth a. fago aud d. H. Harkins a. Oshslio
and on the following Monday 'Richelicu." Mr.
Booths engagement IL positively limited 10 lse
weeks Iii nstint~s viii commence At half past On.
r. ~ The advance sales of seats j. unparalleled.
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THE WOMAN'S TEMPERANCE CON
VENTION.

BALTIMORE Nov. Q, 1873.
The womans National Christian Union continued
its session to-day in general discussion Of tenn
pcrxnc@ and other matters. Mrs. Mary A. Woodbridge.
Of Ohio elected recording secretary; Mrs Esther
Pugh of Ohio treasurer and Mrs. Caroline Buell, of
Connetcnt assistant recording secretary Adjourned
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FIGHTING INDIANS.

ST. PAUL. Mimi Nov. o. 1873.
special despatch from Winnipeg to the Pioneer
Press says that has broken between the Sioux
and the Blackfeet and the Assineboines Several OF
the latter have been killed and serious trouble Is
feared
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BRITISH NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

HALIFAX. N. s., Nov. Q. 1873
The troop-ship Orontcs is hourly expected here
from Cyprus, with the 10lst regiment.
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.
Tnr TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD |

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, n. j., Nov Q. 1873
Charles Kheiger. employed at Roeblins's wire
mills in this city while working at rolling wire his
hand got caught in coil and was completely torn
from his He attended by Dr. Mckenzie,
who pronounced him fatally injured.
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RESUMPTION OF RAILWAY TRAFFIC.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 9, 1873
Commencing Sunday. the 10th inst, the Chicago
ST. Louis and New Orleans Railroad will resume regu
lar fact express through trains. with full service OF
.l.~ ming coaches
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 9, 1873.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wIIITEsIoSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer City II Chester tBr Brooks Lvcrpooi Oct ~
and Queenstown Nov l. with mdse and passengers 10
steamer Mose Cor Neynaher Bremen DC, ~ and south
Goth, with mi-e and 35 passengers oerich.
from New yorN s ssaea NV as % t Lon
q O. s@rk Ahu.ya ~, from Li,erpoo f,y sssImc,e
and passenSc-s % ieo Yonge.
ad 10 jar Qsap% win
steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence Richmond with mdse to
Steamer WyAnoke ConeL, Richmond, with mdss to III.
Bark ArangeIo daD Ghezlione, Cork ~ days in ballast
q, viii, raano to order: vessel 10 il Winsbe.tsr Co.
sns wsa'hs sRs FAUX sanas Tho
%D' is%;s sss1'ag sss, ws% ss 'sn = miller .aeoans.:s
neay ncsT head .s in ch sssh oa s.ar ana split T. .. % date
sf Cape l9rn Thomas brooks seaman q New York aged
days Sftsrw.rd date &c James NIeho.en seaman; Sf
Ss;i sS lon ,,a = poke bark Charles whmoie from
@ ; 4; s 6, ross
yss. s.s,., T
aeon,inastion Nv gales to Hat,eras; theme. days
9TH NV gales split sais sailed in company with schr
sch Silver Heels Son Mrasoane with .ugar Bre.,,
sehr normandy OF Bath, Adams. Mobile ls days with
eonsnuston Of sss ana heavy head to Hat
thence with strong NV gales split sails &c
Schr Nelly Potter Howard Washington, NC days with
naval stores 10 W X Hinman
Schr 7 W II White, Smith, Virginia.
Schr + J Hamilton Mills. Virginia.
Schr II Williams RUSSELL Philadelphia for Hartford
HIGHLANDS Nj Nov 2. II 45 AM--PAssed by, steamer
Panther, Mills. Philadelphia for Newbnryport.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Alharnbra cBr, MeElhenny 3. Johns, NJ Oct
28 via Halifax Nov for Now York, with mdse and
gers to Clark a. Seaman.
Steamer Franconia Bragg Portland for Now York. with
mdsc and pa gers 10 J Ames
City OF New Bedford FISH New Bedford for New
York with iudse and passengers 10 Barling X Davis
Steamer Tie Ewing, New London and Norwich for SST
York
Schr VIM Richie Bearsc Boston for New York.
Schr Governor. Eaton, Providence for New York
Schr Saxon Chapman Nantucket for New York.
Schr An son Brown, Coley. Stratford for New York
Schr Oliver Schcfed, Dssosway, New Haven for Alex
andria
schr General Fessenden Becbe New Haven for George
town, DC.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Nereus. Hnllett. New York for Boston.
Schr Adelaide lBr, Tower New York for Halifax Ms.
Scr Maggie Masters tBr), Malcolm, New York for Wind
sor.N Ms
schr Howard d Holsted (Bp, Sullivan, New York for st
John Nh.
schr Mott Haven. Collins. New York for Calais.
Schr George Pierce. Baker New York for Salem.
Schr John Warren McGarr, Hobok On for Providence
schr Sarah W Blake. Briggs Amboy for Taunton
Schr LIze Cochrane Hopkins Port johnson for Belfast
schr Samuel Hart Kelly Phadclphia New Bedford.
Schr Ira Bliss. James, Port John 'or Providence.
Schr Ira ariner Boleman Fhp adcphs for Providence
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e. +iIalf gale. ;strong
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YoRx. Nov. s-Ncon.
Tie weste- Union time ball day dropped ten,h Of
= second slow.
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YACHTS. sTEAmBOATs, &C.

HACHTSs STEAmbOAVS, 06Cs
4 SCHOONER YACHT JosEPnINE. tox2iHx7K
A.eoppsrrd n perfect order. handsomsly is,nlshs very
'"''' WIN "s '''' Wv" g. K PSlII6S. "a South ..
I)o<Ts OARS AND BOAT TRIMMINGS or ALL
DLinds. J. 7. SMITH. Bontbnildsr. l,a south St.
l,ASAL BOAT. READY FOR WORK, Yok SALE, Or
hsr: soll low Les at Sing Sing. r. N. CoLLYRR. box
i.so New York city.
L,oR sALE.-I.ARGEsT NUMBER. OF CABIN AND
open Yachts in the market can bc seen by calling a.
'A" FRANK BATES a7th ST., South Brootlyn.N.
IIERREsHorF MANUFACTURING :. COMPANY.
budcr- steam Vessels q all descrip.ion. from . e
o. Composite. sss ,S % n.e builder. compound x.ne
sns. sS p.sn % sc s the
DAssRNGER AND FREIGHT PROPELLER, LENGTH
low . ss IN s'iTy "a. once sse '''' e''' pre'
,cSot over feet il length must DO ready for imms
msvRS Is box sS where '''' % '''' NEW
VACHTs.-DocxAGE FOR YACHTS; BASIN EN-
c."' ,s,s wsss%s S: cna e "ig. for y.s %
81 av., nj to 9Th IT.. BROOKLYN.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ARISE FROM BLOOD POISONING.
BRAxDRErHs PILLS purity the blood and pprss The
body thus quickly curing yellow Typhus searIs, Fever
Ague and smallpox
LETTER FROM CHARLES u. FOSTER, rHE s2n
MRprrM
is'7 HTo'd-s,; e, s.y ,,,s,, ,r,ss,h,,
Hon n BRANDKETu
have found Brandr.,h's pills . valuable family
medicine rhey esceIlen, remedy for mslarisi
fever.
used them in Vow Orleans during tho month o. Ju.s
last whenever felt the erec, u the mslsa that sbounds
in that city boarded I5a s. Jc--ps st. -i,h wrs
Hughes and family, and taught them the value ., Bras
drc,h. rms. They wri,o they all n.ea Brsndr.,s..
Pm. during pcs,enee whenever any tho Ices,
affected and no, single person in ths, hou.. took ,A.
yellow fever The PHI. roth shield ssan,, int.c,
tion aud antido,e
Ny father Joshua H. Foster % Salem. Mass. some tins
src was treated by tho best physician. for bed eass
fever and ssus They failed completely and gs,s him .,
to die lie shcn using Btandeths pIiis only
and in three week. entirely veil and remained Co. a.
used seven boxes and great v,n-.. o. IN. eme.ey c
Brandreth. Pilis
Yours truly.
CHARLES u. POSTER.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
aei CANAL sr.. NEW YORK
NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS Fan
lNfou hnvnetic Healing Physician. without medir
cnes all diseases of and throat bcsvt liver lungs
also paralysis rheuuatism catarrh tssror- r~n
era and debility. Once u Bond New YORK
nhicr Lon,s from "a " ,o3 r " tn. poor cured f-.s
from 10 ~ A. VI.
piles PERMANENTLY BRADIcATED.-sESDr rosI
Il circular containing responsible city fcfersnces
D. tipyT - west 9th -.
DILEs PERMANENTLY ERApICArED WITHOUT
interruption of business: no knifs rstrre ~ esnse
charge until cured tcstimonals from chy~csn
patien,sj onsni,auons free Or sT0DDARD, ih wss1
2Iss sk New York.
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THANKSGIVING DAY IN MARYLAND

BALTIMORE Nov. g. 1878.
Governor Carroll has issued proclamation recon-
mending that Thursday, the 2sth Of November be OBJ
served by the people Of this State day of thanks
giving and prayer
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ANTWERP Nov a-Sailed. steamer Harold Haarfager Scr
Wiese. Pensacola
BRISTOL f.. Nov e-sailsd steamer Cornwall Br,, Will
iamH. New York.
cRooEHAvEs. Nov .. Io4o AM-Oh, steamer City Of
Brussels Br. Watkins. from New York for Liverpool.
DUBLIN. Nov SSacd barks Young Eagle tBr3. Dunhaua
Baltimore; 9th, James Boyd gBr. Richan Sew York
HAvsy. Nov 9Saiisd, steamer Labrador tFr Ssnglicr
New York.
LIVERPOOL, Nov ARRIVED. Palestine (sr,
Whteway, Boston.
Sailed 9th steamers Pembroke Bp. Jones. Boston;
Hooper CBr, Murell, do ships Eurydce (Br, Edwards
Tybce; Ruby t3rD. Raymond do.
LzsKp. Nov Q, PM-Od steamer Canada (fr, Pran~nel
from New York for IIavre
QUEENSTOWN, Nov e--Arrived. bark Gungner cor, Fl
fredt. Baltimore
Arrived oth PM steamer Abyssinia tBr, Murphy New
York for Liverpool tsnd proceeded
rRiEsrE Nov 5-Arrved, bark Lnisa Bruno ItaD Iauro
New York.
WATERFORD Nov s-sailed. bark Elise G Gsap Reps.to
United States.
LONDON Nov a--Ths bark Massimo d'AnegIio ntaD
Dadro from Bristol Sept for New York. has aban
doned At having encountered hurricane The
saved.
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SPOKEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

sehr Impulse r, Adams. from Belize for Now York No,
of Cape Lookout.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

srrs cv prr'nrrrr rrns NV YORK ron rHy MONTHS
sovyMnFR sxp DrcrnnEn.
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WEATHER REPORT.

HoIyREAp Nov o, PM-wind W. gentle
PLYMOUTH. Nov q, PM-Wnd W, moderate; cloudy: ba
roneter :b20
ScrLLr Nov 9, PM--wind wNw, moderate; ans; baron
eer, .HA4O
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herald YACHT WEATHER OI,SER-
VATIONS.
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SHIPPING NEWS

ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.
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ARISE FROM BLOOD POISONING.

LETTER From CHARLES y. FOSTER, rHE s2n
MEDIUM
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-01-02

should become . matter Of public Fec
ord in the future history Of the Com
monwealth. He is in bis Sgth yesr, in
good health and sound mind.
We we're strangely impressed in the
presence of this sged man. The feel
ing vas akin to awe. 1t seemed as If
he had come from the long. long past,
from fesufrected world, when be talk
ed OF generations buried when he
taIEef Of our first American ancestor,
Who came to this country in 1852, the
fifth man back in our line of descent IN
America, It seemed almost as If q
dead nan dad come to life.
He said 81 recollect Nicholas
Schweyef very we'll. In the winter
of 1901 l attended school in school,
house, which, if it was not on his prop
erty, must have been about the liue
between him and the Le- Wants. near
Kutztown He was then an old man,
not large, not small, straight Is an az
row. saw him almost every far day.
go to and from the village l often
looked at him. He had such . slow,
deliberate walk, aud scarcely ever
walked in The road, but on his own
ground inside the fence, along the road. !"
The site Of the school house ~hich
MIR. Hottenstine attended in 1901, was
pointed out to us by Mr.. Nicks on Sab
bath evening. Mr.. Nicks had num-
Der of questions to ask about the odd
shaped Congressional district that sent
his college class-mat-, MIR. Stenger, to
Congress.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-01-02

are run across from Me1co into Texas
as from Texas into Mexico. This 10
untrue from tie very god feasdu, IT
for no other, tat there are no cattle
in Mexico ON he Ric Grsnde border to
stesl. Stock 'aising tbee, excepting
sheep, has been aoandonei, and wealthy
conservative Spaniards se leaving the
country, for their properly has been
for forty years at the me'cy OF every
guerrilla chief and his hundreds of
cut throats, with which the country Is
infested. The border States are given
to the greasers. Their s'mies, which
are continually marching tnder one ban.
or another, nessr have a wagon train
and drive no beeves viii them, bat
subsist Of the country. Prestimcs are
levied upon merchants AID the money
sauaudered at the monte table The
officials, from the Alcal& down, know
of every cattle raid that $ made into
Texas aud shsfe in the sOhs,
We want no mure Mefican Territory,
bat We want protection, sud see no
ether way to accomplish it. The
preassrs cannot be civilized and made
good citizens. There will never be
peace on our border until OUT govern
ment makes its power fell"