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The New York herald., 1879-11-16
FOREIGN PORTS.

CARpENAs. Nov 7-Arrved, bark Matthew Baird, Forbes
MAIIyAx; Nov la-Arrivod. 'chr Ann ouinor. Camp
Sailed 10TH schr Lizzie Barker rom Prince Edward
Arrivedj4th, steamer Beta Br from st Thomas via
Sailed !4h, steamer Cotherstonc r Story cfrom New
MoSrasAL. Nov la-Arrived. steamer Polynesisn quot
NASSAU, HP. Oct 2S-.Arriysd. schr Noses Knowlton.
U 7ti""sd sailed again ssIS '''''A put '"eA
Pu. il Nov brig wsstmorol.nd cBD, Peekham, Jac-
Sailed Ncy O. seh.s Thos Seward, Apples~rth, Balti
Oct aA.riysa s.ss%s. m Cost. ES. White:
SANTOS Oct arrived brig Kate uph.m (Br,. Rouse.
sr JAso Nov 1s-saicd, steamer Santiago. Phillips
from Cienfuegos New York
rPsR STEAMER CRY or MosrnxALl
Aoa NOy saisd, nes.ns' s..er G1,Tlss.on
HIainRs, Oct 2s-ssod 81 Olaf New York mot as be-
BsouwrnsnAvrs. Nov s-Arr,ved, Lucy A Nichols.
B,rnoA, Oct 25-Arrvsd. John D upper. McLaughlin.
BOMBAY, DC. l5-sailod, Lammerlsw Prngls Portland,
CAsrKLLAxARK, Oct 2s-Arrived, Giulio PonsIo, Now
sailed 18th; H. Carlo, AZ ,s ossses 9. New w., York:
York 80 -"
DAarxourn NOV a-Anshorcd OF. Alexander. Marshall,
DEAL Nsy sP.s.ed, Iris Cromwsli London for poboy;
kirsne Elizabeth Froensegaerd do for Delaware Break
DUBLIN Nov 3-sailed. Axel. Tollsfsen. Pensacola.
DsAGos Oct 3o-rock pilot. Levorrier Thompson. from
,s' afassssPfsis ssrs Olsen
aLAseow. Nsy l,s.ed "A Ps.t,neiii, Hull csrdena.
MslagA &el New York; I'd. Caledonia U Allison from
Now york Ganea Gallo 4" for B.i%oro Tor
KiscnoAp. Nov 3-Arrved, Oregon. Thorscn, Philade
LIvrmrooL Nov 3-Arrivcd Deroud da @ Forbes Norfolk
Crca.san 90. wylie, Montreal; 4th Nellie Martin ~.
Sailed ID Montreal o. Thcall, New Orleans Maxwell.
Stevens. pensscols Pomona. Isbister. Now York; 4th,
LoNpos-saiIed from dirayesena Nov . Enestinc Nor
passed Dover 4tnS fnfasraSis Bischs ON poSoy '-"'
LixARp Nov 4-Passed. Azalis ts. Adam, Newcastle for
MrsstsA. Oct 2o--Arrivcd, Coronnla C), Robns son,
OrAGo NJ. Oct 15-saiicd Napier. MoGAtt, Portland,
o; 18th, Nelson. Fullerton. do
QtxrssrowS. Nov 4-sa,ied. skudnses. Peterson Dun
Rouxs Nov 2--Arrivcd Johanner Ludwig Louts Baiti.
sAspcwx. NV. Noy a-pss.ed. Autirco Accannc, La
rs refss for Gs%sh for oa'n
ST NAzAixK. Oct 2s-sailed, Florida. Mikkeisen New
SAvoxA. Oct 2e--saiied. Demoerasia. Caorsi. United
s Bacow BrnSsao %Hs
TaissrE. Oct 29-Ceared. Tameranc. scdenburg, New
sailed soth Victoria whiting, New York; sIst Ocean,
vagt. do at. y.,... NJ, -, 81.
vanascrA Oct 27-Arrived. Girolmina Jaccarino New
WsrxRrowp--oT Hoax Tower Nov 3. Arvio, Ostelu nd.
YS"pns Nov i-sailed. Leif Erickson Hansen, Now
York..
CAnptyy Nov 3An anchor and 40 fsthoms chain said
to belong the ship Revolving Light was picked in
hore Anchor marked .'37. az W Wright and Co, Tip.
ton, 1OolO.r
| uaynr. Nov s-Bark Souvenir of Yarmouth. Ms, from
Phiadephia for Bonaeur (grain grcgnded twice while
entering the latter port but came OF While entering she
| damage sustain cd Ia not known.
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BELOW.
Brig Alice Dutch). Foote. from Point-a.Pitre.
CLEARED.

Steamer Humboldt 1sr), Parle, Liverpool-Busk
steamer Bristol City tBr). Peters. Bristol EArkell.
Steamer Neckar Ger. wiiligcrod Bremen via South
ampton-Oelrichs Co.
steamer Merca.or tBelg) Mime, Antwerp-Funch. Edge
Steamer Freja DAM, Johansen, Havre-Funch. Edge
Steamer Felicia Gsr Muller Lsguayra Porto cabello
Steamer City, of Alexandria Deaken Havana and Mex
can ports-F Alexandra sons
wsstNC -si II Mallory Co. ''" 'A's''0A v" MY
Steamer Morgan City, Adams, New Oreans-Bogert
steamer Now Orleans Halsey, Now Orleans-Ciark L
Steamer Western Texas, Hines. Fernandina via Port
kSya ana ;.x SO Malay Maory cS
steamer Charleston Berry, Charloston-Jw W Quintard
steamer Benefaetor. Jones, Wilmington, Nc-wm
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker Norfolk City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion steamship Co.
Steamer Richmond Stevens, West Point. va-Old Do
steamer Knight Chichester, Georgetown. Dc-J
Roome. Jr
steamer Glaucns, Bearse, Boston-H Dimock.
Ship Tebique Gsrl, Davis London-C BertauS
4 Co.
Bark Carrie Humphrey. Groner. AMER for orders-Bon-
Bark Windward (Br). Sloan, Bristol. &c W Bertaux.
Bark Tide Aus Tominich, Cork for orders-Socovich
Bark Chapman Morl. Olsen, Cork Falmouth for
BARI ErsOs pa%oSa
dcrs-Benham Boyesen. Pickering 4 Co.
Bark Ibis. Sawyer. Galveston -Tupper Beattie.
Brig Ida QIny) Brown, Cape Haytien-S Mchelcna.
Brig Robert Move, McLure, st Pierre, Mart-H Trow-
bridges Sons.
Brig Malaga (Br, wasson, South Amboy, NJ-Scammell
Bros
schr Jacob Ridgeway, Townsend, Para-Burdett &
Pond.
schr Nellie Grant, Jordan. Miragoane HaytD-Lyon 4
Co.
sehr Stephen Harding, Harding. Kingston, jail S
Henry.
schrJ A Hatfield CBr Hatfield, Parrsboro. Ns-C W
Bertaux.
schr Mary Lord. Lord. Calcaseu. LAD Dearborn.
Schr Eugene, Clark, Jack 0nville-George Squire
Schr Enchantress. Phillips. Savxnnai-Evans. Ball
Co.
schr George r Congdon Brewste Georgetown and Pot
Bluff, SEE d Hurlburt X Co.
Schr p Willets. wilets Richmond va-Slaght, Bailey
* Co.
schr Annie Moore, Phillips, Richmond, ya-James A.
Van Brnnt
Schr X Moore, Cropper Norfolk ya-slaght. Bailey
x Co.
schr Lucy Ames, Bishop Phadelpha-H Brown &
Co.
Schr John Norris Harding Boston-Master.
Schr Vineyard. Titus, Boston-H Brown Il Co.
Schr Ciarabelle, Nckerson, Boston-Charles living.
Schr Planter. Harding, Providence-Charles living
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM Nov 14-Arrived ship Hovdng tNor. Isaack
sen, New York.
BARROW, Nov 14-Arrived, ship City Of Ottawa Bp
Griffin, Pensacola.
BELFAST Nov l5-Arrved. steamer Ossan (Br), Burns
New York.
BRsroL, Nov 15-Arrived, steamer Kate Fawcett Br,
Wilson. New Y ork via North sydney, CB.
CALAIS. Nov l4-Arnved. bark David Taylor (Br3. WAL
lace. New York
CARDIFF Nov I5-sailed, steamer Rheubns (Br Canon
New York.
DOVER Nov l4-Of bark Elina dtaD, GrafRgEs, from
Philadelpha for Dunkirk: Resolut Gaurua,, do do.
FoLKEsroNE Nov l4-Of bark Mozart (Nor), Mortensen
from New York for Copenhagen.
HULL Nov l5-Arrived steamer OtrantO (Br), Jenkins
New York.
HAynE, Nov 15-Saled, steamer Losing tGer). Voss
from Hamburg) New York.
LIVERPOOL, Nov l4-Arrved. bark Pembroke Castle
(Br, Evsnsen, Charleston; l5th steamers Timor (Bp
Micke Orleans Borussia (Br), Williams do High
bury (Br) do via Norfolk Emiliano (Br Urrtia
Norfolk ship Daniel Barnes, Stover Rangoon; bark
Carrie Dclsp (Br Porter, Baltimore.
Sailed 14th. barr Bertha Anderson tBr Anderson, Bal
more.
land, New York.
MARYroRT, Nov 14-Sailed bark Hermod Nor. Svend
sen, New York.
NEW Ross. Nov 1s-sailed. bark Appia (Nor). sande
Delaware Breakwster.
oroRro. Nov 9-sailed. bark Gustavo dtay CaGero.
QUEENSTOWN. Nov 15-Arrived, barks Charlotte CBr)
Randall Philadelphia Albert Schultz Leppert do; John
Milton (Er). Hansfcrd, New York.
Arrived 18th, midnight, steamer Abyssnia r) Murphy
New York for Liverpool snd proceeded).
RouEN Nov l3-Arrived, bark Matilda Smith (Br) Bu
mer Baltimore.
ROTTERDAM, Nov l5-Arrived, steamer Mas Dutch
Taat New York.
Sailed l3th bark Hos (Nor). Taraldsen, New York;
sHonrHAM, Nov l4-saied bark Bertha (NOr,, Jensen
New York.
YOKOHAMA to Nov 15-Arrived, ships Thomas, Mic
els New York; Grandec Jacobs, do Prince Frederick
(Br. Clague. do bark Great Surgeon. Kingman. do.
Arrived at t--Nov a. bark Inga (Nor). Olsen, Now
York via Queen stown.
LONDON Nov 15-Bark Edith Davis .of Portland, MOI.
Mccarthy which sailed from New York July rs CAllao
and Mollsndo, has been burned Crew saved and
landed Valparaiso THE s23 register and
was built In 1876 NJ Cape Elisabeth, Mel
WEATHER. ON THE ENGLISH COAST
HoLYHEAn, Nov 15-wind sSE. strong; ane; barometer
3O.37l. 5l.s
LIVERPOOL. Nov 15-Wind SSE. light: fog.
Lizard. Nov 15-Wind Sc, fresh; fine.
PLYMOUTH, Nov 15-Wind Sc, moderate; hns; baron
cter $3.50.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16

DAYS, with herriass and oil tor curry Had heavy
sehr N Nswins, Tuttls. Mobile le days. with naval
sehr II Van Brunt, Haushwout. Fernandina Z days.
with naval stores TO W Van Brunt Ia.
schr II G Bird. Bunker WILMINGTON, NC. days with
schr Mary Decker, Nelson. Virginia.
rJArrvsd l4th, bark Hornet, from Curaeoa mot Har-
riet Ms misprintedl
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City of New Bedford Davis Fall River for New
ssa%sr Gsaa 4a f
steamer Geo Beae Bsale Greenpo,. for New fSpk Sn
sehr Addis kysrson Mill Miisl Sc John 81 for Wv York
sehr chamberlain. Gibbs, Sandwich, Ne. for New
schr Helen Thomson. Bradford. Thomaston for New
York, with lime 70 J Brown; w.. t
Schr Nile. Spear. Roekland for New York
seIr csrciins Yoaas, & sossssills ior NeS York ,..
& sehr Reading RR no ii. smith. Bridgopors for New
sehr A f Baker. Murray. New Haven for New York
Schr Humber tBr), - Tor Now York.
BOUND EAST.
scbr Union Flag Frisbis New York for Boston.
Schr Helen McIsooa, New York tor East Weymouth
schr silas Mclean, Spear. New York for East wey-
schr Hero. Baker, New York for salem
seSr seSr DaSslS Rsynor Now York for Mddis.
sehr Mary Brockway Broekway, York Hartford
ssS p'Ersy SS York xs dr for
schr wdgeon SANDY Hook pilot boat, from New York.
in for the eastward
Schr A Snow. Thorndike. Brooklyn for Boston.
Schr VIM q Mowry, Campbell. Hoboken for Calais
Schr Congress, Willard, Hoboken for Saco. Me-
Schr Parker Canon, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr A G. Paige. Haley. HoboKen for Boston.
Schr A Morales Hume. W Weehawken for Alyns Point.
Schr Trudewind, Smith. Rondout for Boston.
Schr N Wells Daid, Elizabethport for Nantucket
Schr Ella II Barnes. Avery. Elizabethport for Provi-
denco
Schr Wells Bishop Elixabethport for Guilford Ct
schr Henrietta McElhnney, Elizabethport for New Ha
schr coeheco seawood. Por. johnson for Boston
Schr j Price, NcKerson. Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Orizmbo Guptill. Port johnson for Providence
Schr ID Britton, Casey. Amboy for Boston
Schr Amazon, Thurston, Amboy for Newburyport
Schr Memento. White. Amboy for New Bedford.
SchrsCaroline hutchings. Amboy for Providence.
SchrJ Anderson, johnson, Amboy for Bridgeport
Schr w Phillips, Warren Amboy for bridgeport.
Schr Cerro Gordo. Stanley, Amboy for Norwich.
Schr w reath, Hotchkiss, Amboy for Norwich
Schr Belle Seaman. Steeman, Amboy for Norwich.
Schr Black Diamond. Smith. Amboy for New Haven.
schr Anna Fry: Bryant. Phiadelphs for Boston
Schr Rebecca Smith. Grace Philadelphia for Boston
Schr Ramon dAjura, McGse Phiiadelpha for Fairha-
schr A Stafford Mitchell. Phadelphia for Pawtucket.
Schr Gustie Floyd. Philadelphia for Cohasset.
Schr Allen Greene, Niekerson Baltimore tor Boston
schr Florence Dean Haines, Georgetown DC for Provi
dence.
Schr Sunlight Hodgdon Alexandria for New Haven.
Schr Mary Decker.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purser of Western Texas will please accept
thank for favors
STEAMER KATE FAwcrrr tsD Wilson from New York for
shifted arrived at Bristol Nov Is
BARK skipDAw Pr,, from st Domingo for Falmouth, K.
before reported having put into Nassau Oct 81 with
of sails and rigging, was rentting Nov TO-
BARK RoyAL ARCH CBrl from Liverpool via Waterford
at Hafax, rs. Nov IL with prize crew from steamer
iceland (BcIgJ on board
BARK JOSEPH CASP1oSF 10 reported by telegraph from
Halifax having into Bermuda prior to Nov ~ leaky
BARK Car HonS Ger Is reported by te,sgr.gh from
with cargo Of ogwccd put into Nassau sait Cay An
BRIG BREEZE OF Bear River, Ms. from sydney CD.
via Halifax with coal struck ledge and put into Liver
pool Bay leaking badly
Now York. put into Bcrmuda prior TO Nov ~ Ioaky.
Brig sr. s.pr r from Cisnfuesos for Boston put into
BRIG FLEETWOOD, of and from Charlottetown PRI TOR
Barbados ashore ut tho latter place and Is likely to
prove total loss
scnn gnass Nswror, Of LSpsnoo,g Ms @ cish a. general
Cargo being saved in - damaged condition
scuR sILAs BRAISARp. of Portland. CT from New
Yert for Portland with coal Vas into a. PM Noy L.
for Fall River cutting tho starboard bow Of the schooner
sH@n d 80 s ps "a SS sar
@ yo spI At Gy leland The Providence proceeded
scnR LorriE BILL, Battle. Of Provnc town sailed from
tina; por, % night sh inst, for virginia aow I've
an unknown steamer carrying away her jbbcom break
She returned to Provincetovn Monday for repairs.
scnR MoEELIGnr Norwood, of and for Calais from New
York, with cargo of arrived at Bass Harbor Me,
Nov . Experienced heavy weather between Cape Cod
aud Mount Desert in which lost forward house and shifted
cargo.
ScHR CHARLEY BUCK at Belfast for New York. carried
away her jibboom bv collision on the passage. M
SrRAsruG JouS SrARs built IN PHILADELPHIA In 1876,
tons IL length 80 feet has been sold to Gen Perry.
for service In Boston harbor; price $4,000
FoRrRkss MoNRoE, Nov I5--Steancr Saragossa. from
Savannah for Baltimore is ashore York Spit Assist
ance will be sent from Norfolk 20 night
| NJ n 4Drt n
| rs, Elijah sangsser master, from New York for RIO
Janeiro, via Pascagoula Miss stranded the
at 3OPM a. sandy Cay Grand Bahama during an east.
ery gale Tho captain and arrived here Sunday
| afternoon.
Nrw LONDON Nov 15-A schooner is reported sunk of
Black Point Of water but is blowing SO hard
| Il Is impossible to reach her.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 15Capt Parker, of tho schr Nellie
Dnsmore, which arrived here to-day from st John. NIB
reports 18th inst southeast of Absecom, picked up ~
ticrces of lard bbs OF apples marked Nv Augusta
Ga IL Oiled Jackets IL Southwestern hats and passed
about bbls OF apples large quantity of wreck stun
and boa rd with word Chsnpion on itall supposed
10 have come from the wreck of the steamer Champion
Capt Doughton of the bark Glenaros at this port from
Falmouth, Oct 30, In lat ~ ~ ~ ION ~ U7
boarded the shin Royal Charter OF Yarmouth Ns from
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFyIcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l6-l A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFyIcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Nov. l6-l A. NJ. }
Indications.
For New England and the Middle States. slightly
cooler and clear or fair weather. southwest TO north
west winds and slowly rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States. local rains. followed
by clearing cooler weather. slowly rising barometer
and winds generally from north to west.
For the Gulf States. Tennessee and the Ohio VAL
ley. slightly cooler and clear or partly cloudy
weather. with light variable winds and slight rise
IN barometer.
For the lower lake region. colder and partly cloudy
weather southwest to northwest winds and slowly
rising barometer.
The Upper Ohio will rise slowly.
Cautionary signals continue at Boston. Section s,
Portland, Section Z, and Eastport.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16

fatal accident occurred yesterday morning in the
city stone quarries at Paterson. n ]. Jacob Sand
ford and John McGlade were loading stone when the
side separating the compartment they were at work
In from the next one gave way, and both men
were buried under the rocks. McCade was
taken out alive. and only sustained slight
injuries. but Sandford was dead when the worknen
reached him. He about thirty eight years Of
age. and had only been five days in Paterson. He
leaves a wife and five little children in distressing
circumstances The accident was due to the removal
Of the braces which support the sides of the bins,
and which had been removed by some OF the work
men to accelerate the loading.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
SAILED.

Steamers City of Berlin 3 for Liverpool; France
London; Victoria (Br) do: Gans Castle (r) do:
c;erl. bremen Merca,or Ielg, Antwerp; Biytheys Br
Altoona; Anchoria (Br Glasgow: Tercer Baneras (Sp).
ygo; City Of Alexandria. Havana; Rio Grande. Calves
ton; New Orleans New Orleans Morgan City, do; City
of Savannah Savannah Rapidan do Charleston Charles
ton: Benefaetor; Wilmington. NC; knight, George
town, DC; Old Dominion. Richmond &c: ships Charles
Luling Ger, Bremen: knrvachec r Anjer barks Au-
eustin Kobbe, Leghorn Douglass Campbell tr). Caais
Nctaux (Brl, Antwerp: Erling Skjalgsen (Nor Cork;
hrigs Pearl, Port Spain Princess Beatrice, PontaPre
Mary Bartlett. MatAnzaA.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
THE STORM AT THE WEST.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Nov. Is. 1879.
At Paoli and Princeton. Ind. the wind yesterday
amounted TO a tornado. unroohng houses and pros
tratine miles OF fences. At Paoli two houses were
ievelled
At south Bend. Ohio. church and schoolhouse
were blown down, and much damage was done to
other buildings.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16

Steamer Ravenhll (Br). Kirby. from New York for st
Nazaire Nov ,, lat II Os lon III 81
Ship Westminster (3r Norris from Quebec for Bristol
Nov 4. 100 miles of Lundy Island
Ship Edith Warren (Brl Cummfns from Calcutta for
London. Oct 20. lat 40 NJ Ion q W.
Shin Cashier Br Teller, from Havre for Philadelphia,
Nov 3. lat 10. Ion IL
Bark Ulster (Br) Evans. from Dunkirk for New York.
Nov !. lat 80, Ion 10
Bark Alabama Br) Brownell, from Barrow for Key
NoYl laf
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Capt Jordan of ship Joseph Spinney San Francisco
Nov from New York, reports:On the l4th of Aug we
passed lIotspur Bank and directly the spot
who're the bark Professor Are reported having grounded
In IL feet of dat rs s. Ion III 04 w: lead was
constantly going and found less than - fathoms
the bringing small pieces OF red coral with good
shoa.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in COM
parson with the corresponding date Of last year. as
indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnuts phar-
macy. HERALD Building. No. 2ls Broadway
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Arrived at San Francisco Nov IS, brig Tropic Bird,
Jernegan Edgartown from the Arctc with 45O bbls
VIII oil aud 4.0OO lbs whaebone.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
MIsCELI.ANEOUs.
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS AND ALLCoCk's s
POROUS PLASTERs

Neypus exhaustion debility is that physical condi.
ton Of the system in which tho powers Of tho mind aud
body prostracd energy to do or suffer we
wish to die. for have pleasure In living; tho head
aches the heart utters the nosc tho back and
muscles tender; memory impaired the spine is sore
in spots, and often along whole length from tho head
down. These symptoms frequently curcd by wearing
more of ALLCoCK's POROUS PLAsTERs ON tho
small OF the back tho region OF the Kidneys Doctors
say the Plsstcrs
CREATE NERVOUS ENERGY.
This know that experience proves their very great
usefulness to the sick tho and tho weak They
are IN good repute everywhere The general health is
much improved by tho of the Pasers worn on tho
chest and back opposite Dyspepsia with all it's train Of
evils, is often cured Assimilation, secretion and
pulsion do thcr several Offices WE'LL tho principle Of
life made stronger by this simple vegetable remedy
In connection with BRANDRETn's PILLS, which are
an unsurpassed purgativc, and take every mpury
from the system by the organs OF tho stomach and bowels
they form very efficient medicine chest, and which
travellers and families should never be without
TnR IIousr OF THE Coon snrrnrRp.)
ToMrKISs covx, RocslASp couSIy y ,rs4o
DEAR sia-1 would gratefully acknowledge the boz and
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
r. Saiis. Destination.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
CRUSHED IN A QUARRY.

Average temperature yeSttrU1y. %
year NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
The New York herald., 1879-11-16

ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.
SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER
Sun rises........... 4S Sandy Hook. 4S
Sun SETS ........... Al Gov. Island. 10 33
Noon sets. 80. eve II He'll Gate morn II Is
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERVA-
TIONS.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Nov l5-Noon.
The Western Union time ball dropped fourteen.
hundredths of q second slow to-day.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16

WhsrcHEsrE2 CoUNry, ALnsHoU.g.
Nov. z. ISya
The New York herald., 1879-11-16

yard Of ALLcocKs PLAsTERs js.t ressIysd Nv vSs>
kindness have used them years I'm our large
family of fifty persons and consider than an india
pepssoe part of our stocE of medicines ready mmed
late In cases where some Of the temas NJ
family have them for severe Mains i'm the hack
'her action mas been almost magical not merely giving
temporary reef but eectng what 30 be
cures. Wishing you all success In vour rood vv,rt 80
mnisterng to tho relief of human suffering remain
very truly yours,
sit
The New York herald., 1879-11-16

Bark Secundo GtaD from Baltimore tor Rouen gran)
put here the 3Oth u of there being
uccncy of water in the Seine enable her TO proceed
ouen Ii that this has been aground
the Seine has sustained serious damage TO her Keel
which will render 1t for her to DO docksd for sur
vey and repairs
LIvERrooL. Nov A fire occurred board the steamer
Adirondack, from New York. yesterday about 80 bales
cotton damas sed by fire snd water.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-12-27

No Of taking the large repusive pills These
Pellets Little PinsI are scarcely larger than msssaro
eeeds.
Resg entirely vegetable. particular required
while using them. They without disturbance 10 tho
system. diet or occupation For !aundise. mea1asAe.
Tghssess Of Chess, Dix1iness Soar Eruessslons from
had Taste In Mouth. 0ious attacks, Pain In
region 0e KIaneys. Internal Fever. Bsaied feeling
Head. take fierce Pleasant YurEasive Felleas
n pNPExsAYY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. Prsjn. BsaAls. Z
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-12-27
VEGETINE
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Nervous Debility and Sleepless-

In almost all cases sleeplessness h . symptom a
some other disease and only be remedled BY tho
removal Of the latter. II frequently however forme
prumincnt feature 70 render necessary 10 be
treated as original disease Intense mental excite
menf continued up TO the period Of going TO rest,
odentary habits the habual OF coffee also weak
ness Of the digestive organs frequent OF this
truuble. The best and simplest remedy Is vEGETINE:
and any person Who cannot sleep nights should make
n . duty t. keep bottle Of this King OF remedies
Always in the house and 10 take good dose OF Just
before retiring for the night II will be sure TO prove
Natures Iesorer and To give TO the patient that
refreshing sleep which wearied frame stands 50
much IN need OF. For small children aificted with
wind undue excitement and the ayonies which accom-
pany dicnlt teething. nothing will be found safer or
befter than few drops of vEGETISE IL will at once
restore quiet the SYSTEM and give rise TO
natural and easy slunber Although SEGE Tine con-
tains not particle Of opium other narcotic IN any
share or FORM II has most soothing eject on the
whole s. STEM and In conjunction with Nature U
give relief. See testimonials
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-12-27
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Dr. Cark johnson having associated himse.s with Mr.
Edwin Eastman. an escaped captive, Ion, . slave V
Wakametkla. the mefirtne Of the Comaaches, "
prepared To lend his ard I'm the Introduction u n
wonderful remedy of that tribe.
The experience Of Mr. Eastman b~ing similar % thar
Of Ms Chss. Jones and son. Of Washington County,
Iowa. account OF whose suderings thrisi.ngy
narrated In the Nep York Heruid Of Dec l5th 1878.
the facts Of which widely known. and nearly
parallel. that but little mention Of Mr. EAstman's
perienees will be given here rhey however, pub
and Nine Years Among the Comanchss and Apaeheas
OF which mention Will be made hereafter Surnce Il b
say that for several years Mr. Eastman while captive
was compelled to gather the roots gums barks hcfh0
and berries Of which WAkAmeskiaS medicine va
made and Is still prepared 10 provide the SAKE ma
teras for the successful Introduction Of tho medcno
70 the verdi: and assures the public that the remedy
the same nov When WzkametklA compoflod hin =
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