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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-19
Nevada Items.

Citizens Of Phoebe are now passing
through their heated term, the ther-
mOmeter marking at noon 1l20 in the
shade.
A fire at Carson City on Monday
night, in the harness shop of James
Levid, destroyed $4,000 worth of prop
erty before being eXtinguishcd.
At Reno, Elllo, Winnemucca, and
all the cities of the plains, the weather
is now intensely hot, the mercury
standing at from 100 to 10 degrees in
the shade.
On the 23d of June, says the Silver
City Times, n letter was mailed and
post-marked at the Virginia office,
y ldressed to this place. The letter ar
days coming distance Of about three
miles.
The work of laying the new steel
rails has been commenced by the Vir-
ginia and Truckee Railroad, at q
poirt just below the trestlework cross
ing Crown Point Ravine. The steel
rails will last about five times as long
as iron ones.
An armed guard is still on duty
nightly at the Ophir mine. 1t is not
likely that the opposition will attempt
to eject the parties in possession by
force of arms. 1t is too late in the
day for that kind of business in this
part of the State.
Several farms on the upper waters
of Carson river were considerably
damaged by being inundated and COW
cred with wood on the occasion of the
breaking of the big wood boom, a few
days since, says the Virginia Enter
prise of Tuesday.
Last Spring, says the AustinReUeiUe,
great many people advocated crema-
ton. We would like to see the color
of a mans hair who would dare to
favor it in Austin Just now. It's a
very comfortable suggestion in cold
weather, but it won't do in the present
state of the thermometer.
The Belmont Courier of the 1lth has
the following: r.. Cornelius, living
over in East Belmont, while walking
over the mountain in which the Quin-
tero mine is located, and about $50
yards southwest of the shaft of the
same, on the afternoon of Sunday last,
found skull, apparently that of II
white man. The teeth in the upper
JtN NNlC lbii1 anu bt tbiC lIliit otctii
ensued had been sound. A small
quantity of hair of light brown
color remained on the back of the
skull, which was minus the left ear,
and had bullet-hole in the left side,
with no sign of having passed through
the skull. TO all appearances we
should guess the age of the deceased
to have been thirtyfive years, and the
time since death took place fully three
years, with a possibility of five. Some
are of the opinion that it is the re-
mains of a Frenchman who mysteri-
ously disappeared from the Monitor
Belmont mill some three years ago,
but nothing positive is known, as none
who knew the Frenchman are able to
identify the skull. 1t is prol able that
the whole affair will remain mys-
terry, as it is not likely, if foul play ex-
listed, after so long time, that any
clue can be obtained"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-19
The Territories.
The new steam trip hammer at Port
Gamble, w. r., is grand success.

The new steam trip hammer at Port
Gamble, w. r., is grand success.
A stable roof in Missoula, Montana,
fell few days ago, and killed five
horses belonging to Lent & Osborne.
The Territorial warrants of New
Mexico are reported as selling at 90
cents on the dollar, with an upward
tendency.
The late fire in Central City, Colo
RADIO, destroyed about 125 buildings,
principally business houses. The total
loss is estimated at $500,000.
There are still one tb ousand Apaches
decimation of their tribe so frequently
by General Crooks command.
The Schome coal mine, in Washing
ton Territory, shipped to San Fran
cisco last year 2l,211 tons of coal,
against 400 tons the year before.
Governor Potts, of Montana, sent
ten thousand pounds of cartridges to
Diamond City, to be used by the peo-
pie of Meagher county in home defense
against Indians.
S. A. Dickey, post trader at Fort
Lincoln, near Bismarck, Dakota, ad-
vertises to his creditors in the Tribune
that unless they appear and settle at
once legal proceeding will be COM
menced against them.
A ledge of soapstone has been dis
covered in City Creek Canon, about
two miles from Salt Lake. The ledge
has already developed to thickness
of six feet, and shows an ineXhaust-
ible supply of the material.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-19
Dissolution of Partnership.

Il existing under the name and style OF
PHIL, LAUTH & CO., is this day dissolve
by mutual consent, Louis Schwarz retiring
therefrom. The business will be continued
by PHILIP LAUTH and FRITZ MEM, un-
der the name OF Phil. Lauth 4 Co., at the old
New York Brewery.
Los Angeles, July Q. 1874. jys-4w-5
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-19
DANA g. PEARSON.
BUSINESS MANAGER.

OFFICE-Herald Steam Book and Job
Permitting House, Spring street, opposite the
Cot rt III luSc.
TERMS:
M rrr annum, by mail or Xprcss..............~.slo
Three months " .. ,.,. 2
peliNcied by carriers per week ,.........25 cents
-Adver.ISements inserted at liberal rates.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-19
Anaheim Items.

Ftom the Southern Californian of July Is.
Messrs. Knox and Crawford have
been surveying the boundaries of Las
Bolsas rancho during the week. They
have not yet completed their labors.
Among the most exciting events of
the week were the erection of a hitch
ing-post, and the futile efforts of a ca
nine to remove tive-gallon oil-can
from the extreme end of his extremity
by trying to run away from it.
At their meeting on "Wednesday,
the Board of Directors of the Wharf
Company, agreed each to prepare q
subscription list, and personally cam
vass among their friends and neigh
bors for Subscriptions to the stock.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-19
LETTER FROM SAN FERNANDO,

The Oil Neiis-Thc Senator'S Pump
kinsand Sauer- r-Kraut-'The Farmers
Increased Productions of the San
Fernando Valley-TObacco-Cg,
Of Railroad Time e-ImprOvelnents in
the Town, etc., etc.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-19

About 3 O'clock last Friday after
noon, sad accident befel Francis
Bateman while at work on a thresh-
ing machine on the farm of Henry
Hamilton, about five miles west of
Grayson, in Stanislaus county. 1t APP
pears that he was at work on the first
table, and by some means fell, the
cylinder catching one of his feet, ter
ribly lacerating the flesh and crushing
the bones of the foot and leg. Had it
not been for the efforts of the man who
was feeding the machine, it is believed
his entire leg would have been torn
of. The injured man was brought to
this city, and the leg was amputated II
few inches below the knee. The oper-
alton was performed between 8 and 10
o'clock last Friday night by DR.. Clark.
Bateman owns farm on the west side
Of the San joaquin river.-LStockton
Independent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-19
LINES OF TRAVEL.
Los ANGELES DIVISION
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Araheim Branch Railroad

r., 1zr EFEs-ssss-
kss ts5is; ~;
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-19
VOLUME II.
gos Angetss altralA,

Is Published every morning except Monday
by
THE LOS ANGELES CITY AND COUNTY
PRINTING AND PUBLISHING co.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-19
THE WEEKLY herald

TERMS
One year, by mHil oreNpress, single copy~.s, %
Three " -
CLUB RATES
Ton copies, one year, to one addreSs.......S20 co
twenty 40 %
Ana so on, at the rate OF two dollars per copy.
TO EASTERN SUBSCRIBERS.
Single copy, one year (Grecn5ochs) .........S2 90
Advertisements inserted at reasonable rates
All Kinds OF j 1b-WOrk done to Con-
y tie with san Francisco in Price.
style, nnh Elegance OF WOrfzmanship.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-19
Montana Meat Market.

ERGLINGER q FRANCK. EEER
L The best and tenderest Meats n.y.
in the market. None bnt the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-19

ever to be found. Note the address-Montana
Meat Market, Main Street, near First, Los
Angeles. junltf-3
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-19
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR.. j. w. OLIVER,

Office and residence,
Ill brick building, east side of Spring S.,
between Court and First streets, Los Angeles.
jr lS-ly-24
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-19

In moral point of view, the life of
the agriculturist is the most pure and
holy of any class of men; pure, be-
cause it is the most healthful, and
vice can hardly find time to contami-
nate it; and holy, because cause it i :, brings .,i
giving him thereby the most exalted
notions Of Supreme power, and the
most fascinating and endearing view
of benignity.-[Lor John Russell.
, 1874-05-21
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


RECIPROCITY WITH CANADA.
Tho resolutions offered Tuesday by A1r. A.
n. Wright woro yesterday unanimously adopted
by tho Board Of Trade. Since tllorc woro ono or
two mistakes In them as published yesterday,
thoy are given again in correct form.
WuEh1Ae Fhls uuard has tcon informed TINT ncgo-
United sntcs and Great britain aud tho dominion Of
tanada, with Wow 10 tlD enlargement atid extension
Of our commercial rclations with Drttah NORTH Amor
lea therefore
Resolred, Tint NO cordially commend tho srr1t Of
nhttohnl amity and goodwill which these nogo-
tiasions e!gnify, aud that we approve ct tho par.
poso which tley nro intended to aceonrlah.
ltso!rtd, That VIC are III favor oi tho frotst co1n-
Dominion of Calnta that tho roycnuo requirements
Of tho two countries vii! admit Of.
Htsolred Thnt tho enlargement Of tho Wcllana AND
st. LAWRENCE Canals to tae carncy Of o Lake hnr:
Importance, "a llca,.s Of eloapcnlug the cost Or
transportation Of Western producsa 10 tho sca1ohia
and tlat ech enlargement tcgohor will lhc f1gat u
the said calais lilo tetB IN CaiiRtIihn pes-
sr,B should DO included ia ony treaty which may be
negotiated md tho right Of Canadian Eesaes 70 navi
Ehto Lakc Michigan and to uso American canala coh-
tEnous TO- ind connecting, tho great akce sousa %
placea on tc sa,s baRis III tho right Of American ves
ecls 10 navigate the H. Lawrence River and to uso tho
caNais Of CnslAtla. --
Icsolvt, That nny treaty which may be concluded,
should run sufficient length OF time 70 assure tho
trc shall not DO exposed to tho hazards of political
l;ssoIrel, That this Board would regard tho con-
pies aa nj, appropriate sequel 10 tho Treaty Of aung
lou aud tho uenoya Arbitration.
LTso'ced, That copies Of these resolutions DO trans
nsi:scd to the Secretary Of etae 10 o.r 8onators In
also to tho Secretary Of State Of the Dominion of
Canada,
, 1874-05-21

grand goonl cnlico party and supper at Martino'u
Wost slide Hall, No. 55 Ada stroot, between
Washington and Madison, noxt Thursday eyon-
Ing. Music from: . o'clock.
Tho ealo Of seats for tho vohes Family, who
aro TO perform next wook ht tho Acadomy OF
Music, bogins this morning at the bog oillco OF
the Acalemy, and ct Lyon 4 non1y's % nYsio
store. Tho opening pleco will bo "Tho Bellies
OF tho Kteolon."
Mrs. Kate N. Doggett will dolivcr her atlmra-
bio loot,iro on s'Raphacl" hoforo tho Sunday
Afternoon Leot,1ro sooloty ncxt Sunday. A(ay
"a, at 5 p. M, In Wallis 1lall, cotnor Of AdamB
and Halstcd atrceta.. The lecture will DO worry
fully illustrated. Notwithstanding tleso at-
traottona, the low pricoB Of admission will DO
retained.
THE LuCuA TnoUrE.
htr. Tryor, tho agent Of tho 6trakoBch troupe.
mcnts for the Forthcoming SEASON. Tho troupe
which ho reprcaents comprises Madame Pauline
Lucca Alico Magosi, h1iaB AMMO Loulao Cary,
Monsieur Victor Oapoul, Mr. Tom Karl, signor
Pei Puento, !signor Nanuettl Bignors soolara.
talont which, ia exceptionally STRONG. Tho sea-
non will commence juno at 1Iooloy's Theatre,
and will include threo performances, ono on tho
4th, one on tho 9Th, md a matinee on tho 9Th.
follows Tho first and third acts Of "Fa,lst, !"
with tho following cast:
Marguerite .1Icca
senc! oAiy
Fnl,sk.. :Capout
Mephlbtopaeloa sNnunGtta
;i :Iot
hkAr&NAs tnllSa AGudbJ
Tie second net of "Luorczia Borglh," cast aa
folloWHt
Lucrezia Hln.es!
aennArro ION Anfi
h1phnoao 'SAhie.n ~ =
1t09nEHGo. .ts...s...ss.s ..'Ooy
And tho duct eceno Of tho fourth act Of the
" "Huguonots," with Lucoa as Va'cnfine and
Qanoul al Rdout.
, 1874-05-21
tico Austin, on learning tho above facts, hold tho
prisoner to tho Criminal Court In bonds Of $500.


About ono wcol ago man who is woll known
Cashier OF prominent banlslng.honso, on Clark
ntrcet boforo Tho lire, oallod at tho towolry storo
Of G. Il. Morse, on Wcst Madison street, and
asked to lp shown some OF lin tiucBt wnsclos.
Mr.. Morso laid before lilo exCaaEter sevoral iino
tmo pigeon, from which ho could soloot. He
chose gold, double-caao atcn-windor, worth
a175, and requested permission to carry Il
was :shat it rms represented, 10 would pay
for It.. Mr.. Morse, linyiug contidcuco in Tho
man, readily consented to this proposition.
sinco tl,nt tima 10 has not soon tho individual
until ycstniday forenoon, When Mr.. Morao mot
him on tho atroet, and doHtrcd to know why ho
Ind not returned tho watch or Hottled for it.
IIo was answered Tint II was hiH intention to
oway md forgot II, md said he would go
at onco and telegraph to Ills son to
bring 1t In from tho suburb whcro ho 1vod.
They rcpntrod to tho telegraph oilco; tho dis
patch was Bent, and together thcy loft tho ofioo.
Mr. Morse thought tho goiltlumnn behaved in a
Rtrango uannor, and concluded he would keep
his eye on him. Thoy eoparatcd, and tho gon-
followed by Mr Morse a short distance behind
him. AS Morse entered the Office, he dotcctod
thD 1nan recalling tho dispatch, which Ind not
yet bcon aent 10 tho sou. uo at
once nskel where tito watch was, and
no confessed that ho hal rawncl It at
Lpmans, aul produced tho pawn tiokot, which
called for two go1d wetclles, on Which he had
swore out 4 writ Of ropleyiu bofore Justice Aus
tin and rop1eviod hia watch, and will tako no fur
ther action IN the matter. Mr.. Lipmau, how
over, will undoubtedly cause the arrest Of tho
OK Cashier, whom Ills name will bo given to tie
public. The replovy suit will DO hoard Monday.
, 1874-05-21
CuMDERLANn LODGE.


IN the preface to tho account OF tho nale Of
The Cumberland Lodge blooded stock at Dexter
Park last Monday thoto wero certain statements
felativo to tho owners OF the stock, MessrH.
Parker ind Dla1tc. which were based upon infor-
nation which proves to DO incorrect in many re-
spects. Capt. Dlako Was an officer in tho
Eighteenth Foot (Royal Irish), and aorvod
therein from 1859 to 1866. Tho intimations TINT
ho was claimiug position to Which 10 Ind no
claim ara entirely nnfounded.. Willie Mr. Parher
has beon generally known in this city ns "Lord"
parkor, It appears that It is misnomor, for
which ho ia uowise responsible. growing out Of
the fact that Lord ParEor, tho aon Of Earl Mac
cestiold, was in tho West when NEr. Parker carno
here, and tho two havo in soms manner been
confounded by Clicagoana.
Tho statement, In the article In question, that
there had boon no catalogue OF the sale, was
pat Of tho petition for an injunction but was 80
wordod that It might havo been road rs q state.
ment Of q fact BY tho paper. 1n realsy, there
were full catalogues, giving pedigrocs, etc., is-
sued long before tho ealo
, 1874-05-21

Thera was fair demand for freight room for corn,
with sales eaHsr at 394c the inside for argc yes-
sols. ror whsst qaotabo at 4A@4do oos oos4 H. to
vsts, q. K. Minis, Vanderbilt anl barye, J. =. Owen,
curn at 3Ac; City Of Tawns, corn ut 31to schr
Ihlstle, corn ut 10 prop Dean Richmond, wheat h''d
corn through. To Ere-prop japan, wheat nud corn
through. 70 oawcgo-schr Ii. IT, Moore, corn ut 70.
70 ogdensb4rga-prop 81. Ahnns, wheat through.
10 harnta-Pr1p 8. D. Caldwell, cora anu oats
through. Total, il; capscity, $4,000 bu wheat,
oAs,GG0 bu corn, l3,oUo Lu oats,
MILWAUKEE,, May l0.-lr4in fretghts weak. Chnr-
ters TO Builalo--Dark NelAon, wheat At Ike .shss
Iortor a,,l Marengo, w4eat Vt 10. 10 oswego-prop
p. ". Powers. wheat at a4c; schr Rival wheat o. &c.
Tho selsr Moonlight Ia loading whcat for buffalo Oh
oWuern' account
DkrRorr, May 18.-drain frcsghts lower, on bottom,
skiprera hopc Charters: BchF China, wheat to o.
wego It o1e, capacity, 1850 bu 6ulr W. Il. oades,
freight at 90: wheat to buffalo. hy stea. nona-
fusl ut 2kqk
, 1874-05-21

Fort Of GhfCnEos nlnv HU+
sohr Col. Ellsworth, Buffalo, coal.
Schr 11yst1c Mdskegon. Lumbar.
sshr n: y: H. Ferry. y.t Mn'te ,,15tISs' L;ks' lumber.
schr I!lot, Mnskeg2n. u lumber: e.,
Srhr j, ", brown, A1usicgon, lumber.
Bchr Nalad, Oconto lumber.
scow Kowons, Muskegon, lumber.
s:hr :sr hI.sis TxS htgeE.' ,nmSsF ,unsf'
schr William, Smith. south Haven, wood.
schr Clipper City, Muskcgo1, lun1er*
Bchr Nouse Simmons, M.iskcgou, lumber.
Bchr A. Rust, n1uskcRon, lumber.
schr Kate Lyons. AIuskegon, lumber.
schr G. J. Rooder, hluskegon, lumber.
6elr Peoria, Aluhkegont lunbsr:
schr wilie Lautet: White Take, lumber.
schr schr Ais'5 III 6sio !si White iaie iainSas.
Bchr Elizabeth Jones, Buffalo, coal.
acow T. 8. Skinner h1uskcgon, lumber.
stmr nl,lsksgon, Mas,keSon, ,9 ~, sindrtss; r1sis,
sehr hinry Ludwig, South Haven, lumber
schr Prcsto, MuBkegon, lumber.
seow a1y nelan' hfss Ge rsrca es
schr Helen Blood, Aluvkegqn. M lumber; 'ou
sr ssS ta u ( as~f ass stansy asaas sssR ss
scow Laurel, Duck Iako, lumber.
scow Harmonic, South Haven, lumber.
scow South Side, Waite Lake, lumber.
Hchr L. A. Burton, Lutl!lg,ou, h!nbcra
schr Lrmberraan, Dack Greek. lumber.
schr Fisher, L,ldwigs tlcr, lumber.
sSw o1s% nss;tSs Mi hyol aesF Iabor
Scow Banner, Oconto, wood.
gchr Maggie Thompson hillskegon, lumber.
sohr Westchester, hluskegon, lumber.
Hoow 8. r. Wilson, south Haven, wood.
Scow Msgdalena, Luilwig's pter, wood.
scow Marvin IIai,nnhs, South Haven, lumber.
Prop Potomac, buffalo, sundrfes.
achr Falcon, IudIngton, lumber.
6chr L. scovillo, Muskcgoni lumbar.
sohr Eli. alusltea0n' Gf,Hinxp. GfdS;
Bohr l. poals st. Josepb kegs beer, "A bFls salt.
scow Mary Helen, Whlto Lake. 10 brs pork, 100 bags
stmr hania W Yoaue Ere 1u wneat; Buffalo,
l,4Oo bu wheAt, 1900 pigs lead. and aun1rles.
schr j. W. Doano, buffalo, ii, ,a8l bu cnrn.
Hrhr Cannila, Buffalo, Al, $40 hn corn.
6chr Kate barley, Buffalo, q, 600 by corn:
Prop i. .: Caldwell! Port Huron, y. .279 BY corn, l
flour, 10 brls pork, l03 hl oats, and sundrles.
soow Milton, White Hail. 10 tons foed 800 bu oats 100
stmr Nnsh,a, ogdengburgh, 12237 bu corn, 100 hr]s
pork, 90 brls hour; Cleveland. loo.erla Aour' and
Bark onon.lnga, Buffalo, 90, 100 h,. corr.
Prop Roanoke, buffalo, 10000 bu wheat, $4,000 bu
echr butcher BOY, Dufra1o 24,0oo corn.
! scAr Lumber1nan, Black Crcok. 90 bags heed.
Stmr Chicago, nacinc 80 green hides anu annuflea
Alilwaukoo 60 brls oil, 20 brls liquor, and sun
H1nur oLEAnANuEs.
Irop st. Albans, OglcNaburgh and intermediate ports
| 600 hi wheat - baea hides, 81 pigs lead, 1c
| Urls pork, aud eundries.
stmr Muskcgon. Muskcgon, 0A brls pork, brls Wills
| Ky, 60 rkgs lard. and sunlries.
schr VIM. Smith, South Haven, 200 haea, brls alo
70 bags feod. brls Hour, $ tons stouet and Hun
| drlcs.
, 1874-05-21

There will be anee!ng Of tho Decoration Com
mittee Of tho e. 4. Il. ut Nannom posk, coruor
Of La5alle md Adams streota, thia evening ut
8p. 1n., which oil Interested arc invited to A.
tond.
Tho Tennesaosans sing at Centenary II. E.
Church Saturday night.
Tue ladies' OF "Au-aaints" give thets next
, 1874-05-21

7ntcfaf Uspatch 10 The EHten7o Tribune.
Ponr uunos DOCK, May 21.-Dowx-Dark Mary
Merritt; schrs Albacoro and tnsco; rropa Comet,
Ur-rropa Milwaukee and Yaciho barks Chandler
md Wolts schts stampede, City Of tho slraits. Geo.
Il. Wand, Ida Keith bargcs Robert J. llackett with
Vim. ALcdrcgor, Paragon, KingiHher, L. NJ. portch,
AMI City Of abnboygnn.
WlHD-Nortleast, fresh.
, 1874-05-21
Tl1IscclInncous.

CHICAGO.
roa a oa hs nd neen Gn tns
hltllera drydock for exaination It was found that
she % wsa entirely unharmed.
to week. .se h; MT nssn ,slsase as wee pIcyioas-
ono Of uoodrch's stcu,nera.
Tho schr Pamllco, with wheat for ireland, passed
and ssfns, il receiving oscThaaIlng 1t Detroit.
yeaterday. A number Of caEgocs reulasn for sale.
The shipping, office orcnod and conducted BY tho
gupprintondent finding It impossible to conduct nut
tara satisfactorily to thosa most concerned.
The damage received iin sy the Ing D. ". Aariel, ut
Laiagon 6y rs s.asted s 1h; she Is 1 the
Tie bark Ella Boile carried sway four gates of
Lock No. a. Wel!and Canal, ycstortay morning. c"s-
1eTle Old prop Dcan Richmond which caught tlre
and ounk In Mud Lake IN 1872 ia out again rebuilt,
one Of the fastest ioasa on ibo lakes. Csp Samuel
Shannon has charge Of hor, and John Nicholson ID
THO ting ooorglna, from Toronto 70 Quebec. run
day night. she now 1tcs about 100 yards from the
The schr Harriet Ross, willie pa.slng Crosse 1sls
Sunday morning, ran hard aground. Tho tug Clinton
ave received their oa
number aud registered tonnage from tho Bureau Of
Etnt3acs ut Washington ......
No rs Co.'S schr Jcsso Linn o05. .4D tons homo port,
st. Clair. .. ".
No. ii 1885, schr Thomas Quayte, t4a.77 tons; homo
port, Cleveland
No. 1885, atmr Apeua. sao.o1 tons home port,
No. 2,8o2, schr Bello Mitchell, s2o.32 tons homo
No. 2,a93. schr Bolivia, ss3.2s toms; home port,
No. i25,23I, schr CLARA, 2a2.74 tons; home port
Chicago.
No. Ia, $685. stnr Chsuncey Hurlbut, 1,oo0.7o tons
| home port, Detroit.
No. b5,3is, .tmr George King, sse.es tons; homo
port, Marine City. ..,. ..
No 85ai3, sehr Grace Fe1u. s7o7 tons; homo port,
Chicago.
port, Detroit.
No. $500, sohr John Dunn, $40. 80 tons; homs port.
OsweBo. .
No. ,o1o, schE J. Maria Scott, s4e.aa tons; homa
port, OsWoRo
No. 6o661, barge Msntanpec,- ea7.ss tons; home
No. 10, los, schr Oliver Mitchell, s2osa toms; home
No. iii, 1885, schr San Diego 800. .2a tons home port
| Detroit ... ..-...
No. 25,esa, at1nr Y. Swain, sssso tona; homo port
| Cleveland.
, 1874-05-21

BAr Orr. May 1B.-C, II. Wooks reports tho follow
Ing Prop George Ring, pay City tc chcas1 esis at
;aae; inrgo aIary prkhead ay City 10 Detroit, un-
bcr, tits.
, 1874-05-21

Pl0pertV Owners, Attention

Until 18th inst. Hato Certificates held BY tbs City OF
Chcaxo be Tedssnod at u peE cent pIo'num a'ses
. =. y. HAYES. City Comptroller.
CHICAGO, april !, 1a7t
, 1874-05-21

LAKE SHORE 4 MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD :
Deo, Van Hurtn-sf, Joat kaSutie-ss. Tcset unoay,
hsrhwest rorer c1arE aud ando'pas!s., and soulase
corHkr Canal and Madison. .sts, ' '
, 1874-05-21

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Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
Two Foes Of Health.

Cold and damp are inimical to health,
and we generally have an unyholesome
combination of the two at this season.
They penetrate the skin and integuments
and affect the mucular, glanduar and
nervous organizations, producing rheu-
matism, neuralgia, chills and fever, and
where there is a tendency To dyspepsia,
or liver complaint, provoking an attack
OF Indigestion or billiousness. The best
advice that can be given under such cir
cumstances is to keep the external sur
face OF the body warmly clothed. and to
keep the internal organs in vigorous
and genial of all tonics, Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitter. Gradually but constantly
this famous inyigorant is superseding the
adulterated liquors of commerce, rs a
medicinal stimulant and corrective, In
all parts Of the country. 1t MIL DE a
happy day for humanity, and it Will sure
ly come, when this pure restorative shall
have taken the place of raw spirits rs a
stimulant in all our private and public
hospitals. 1t is not, however, merely n
harmless substitute for the fiery stimu-
lants referred to. Its stimulating prop
critics are not its chief merits, although
in this regard it surpasses all the unmcd-
icated products of the stin, domestic or
imported. The powerful influence it ex-
ercises over the torpid and toneless stom
ach, the disordered liver, the constipated
bowels, and the relaxed nerves, render
it positive specific in dyspepsia, liver
complaint, intestinal construction, nerv
GUS wca akness, hypochondria. rheuma-
tism and sleeplessness. All chronic com
plants are aggravated by cold moist
atmosphere, and it is therefore particu-
larly necessary for those who are afflicted
with ailments of this nature, whatever
their type may be, to meet this predis-
posing cause Of sickness with whole
some antdote. Hostetter's Bitters should
be taken daily at this season by all per-
sons laboring under chronic ailments
that tend to weaken the system. jail.