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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-08
ELECTIONS IN WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, April 7, 1874.
At the city election to-day Harrison Ludngton,
independent republican, was elected Mayor by
about TOO majority. In many towns and cities OF
the state the question OF license or no license was
involved.
In such places advices indicate that the license
tickets are generally successful; where party
lines are drawn republican gains are generally re.
Nor
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ELECTIONS IN MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, April T. 1874
At the charter elections held in this state yes
terday the republicans elected their ticket in the
following places:-Kalamazoo. Corunna, Fenton,
Albion, Coldwater, Ann Arbor, Hillsdale, Grand
Haven, East Saginaw and Aipenas.
The democrats elected their ticket In Niles, Port
Huron, Pontiac Battle Creek, Bay City, Grand
Rapids Lansing and Muskegon.
The temperance ticket was elected in Ypsilantl;
the peoples or whiskey ticket in Flint and the
reform ticket In lOnia.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON April SIS 80 p. NJ.
1t Is rumored that Mr.. Dsraeh is to marry the
Dowager Countess Of Chesterfield
TICHBORNES TRIAL
Mr.. Cross, the Home secretary, having received
an application for a new trial OF the nchborne
claimant, has replied by asking on what legal
grounds the demand can be made.
WEATHER REPORT.
The weather throughout England to-day is fair.
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ARMY AND NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Ordered Changes.

WASHINGTON, april I, 1874.
At his own request First Lieutenant M. q. will
kinson, Third infantry, is, by direction OF the
President, relieved from duty as Professor OF Mill.
tary Science and Tactics at the Howard University
District or Columbia Commander Chester Hatfield
has been ordered to the command Of the Saugus, at
Key West Fla. Commander A. Il. X. Benham has
been detached from the command OF the Saugus and
ordered to return home. Commander S. Leaning
ton Breese has been detached from the command
OF the receiving ship Potomac at Philadelphia, and
placed on waiting orders. Lieutenant William Il.
Parker has been detached from the North Atlantic
squadron and placed on waiting orders.
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lELEsRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CITY OF MEXICO, April l. 1874.
Via HAVANA.
Leonida Garcia, the local judge in the town
where the Boston missionary, the Rev. Mr..
Stephens, was murdered by mob has ned from
the country. The soldiers who took part in or
connived at the outrage have been imprisoned.
The trial OF the persons implicated IN the
Stephens outrage is progressing.
A PRIEST POISONED.
A priest named Gomez, residing in Chiapas, died
recently from the effects OF poison administered
by q woman supposed to be his mistress.
CUSTOMS REGULATION.
Foreign merchandise passing through Sonora
must enter at Guaymas. and pass through the
Magdaltna Custom House going out.
MADE HAPPY
Mr.. Maurice Kingsley son OF Canon Kingsley.
was married here recently to Miss Mary Yorke. OF
New Orleans.
CHANGE OF QUARTERS.
The gang which perpetrated so many robberies
and outrages in Topic, has disappeared.
NvETERATE SPORTS.
The owners OF cockpits have protested against
the Governors order suppresstng the sport.
EARTHQUAKE.
An earthquake was felt on the 10th ult The
shocks were very severe in Guerrero. but slight
here.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Aho TI1tM Av6nuc Vheatre.
charming comedietta, entitled '.My Uncle's
WILL" has been added to the bill OF this house.
The dialogue is remarkably brilliant and sparkling,
and In this respect reminds one rather OF French
than an English play 1t Is rom the pen OF Mr..
Threyne smythe, and Is produced for the first time
In this country. MISS sarah Jewett Is supplied
with pleasing coquettsh part, to which her grace
OF manner lent lively interest IL affords pleasant
renel rom the somewhat narrowing interest OF
'Cnar1ty," which stu maintains It's hold ON the
pubic, and moves to alternate tears and laughter.
"Cnarity" is however, rapidly approaching It's
way tor Monsieur Aphonse,n the coming sens.s,
ton.
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PEDESTRIANlSM.

The Brown-Mullen Match Postponed
tor Two Weeks.
The ten-mile walking match for $1,000 between
Billy Brown, OF New York. and Edward Mullen,
OF Boston, announced to come or yesterday at
Deerfoot Driving Park, on the Coney Island road,
has been postponed until Tuesday, 2lst inst, play
or pay. Both men were on the ground at the time
agreed upon, and both desired to walk, but the
hacker of Mullen deemed the track, which was
quite muddy, unfit for the trial, The result of two
hours negotiation on the matter was that Mullen
allow Browns party $40 for expenses, and post
pOne as above. There was o large crowd present
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HENRI R0CHEFoRT.
How the French Convict Radical Sailed Away
from His Jailers
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April 7, 1874.
Additional dispatches com Melbourne give some
particulars OF the escape from New Caledonia OF
Henri Rochefort and his companions.
It appears that they obtained permission from
the authorities to 60 on nshng excursion they
succeeded In boarding bark and slowed them
selves away In the hold, where they remained
until the departure Of the vessel, when thar made
their spuearance on deck
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BISMARCK.
The Premier Still Il-A Vice Chancellor Likely
To Be Appointed.
TtlscaAn TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April 8, 1874
special despatch from Berlin to the Standard
SAYS In consequence OF the slow recovery OF
Prince Bismarck 1t is proposed to appoint Camp
hausen Vice Chancellor, to perform the functions
OF Chancellor until the Premier's health Is fully re-
established
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ELECTION IN NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, April 7, 1874.
The election to-day for city ofices was very
spirited. The contest was purely political being
without side issues. Champion s. Chase, republic
can, Ia PROBABLY elected Mayor, and Edmund John
son, democrat Treasurer. The returns cannot be
given before tomorrow morning.
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Gunpovvder Rejoicing In New Haven.
NraJu u ; 1orx

NEW HAVEN, April Z, 1874.
The democrats fired salute here this evening
in honor OF their victory achieved yesterday. At
late hour a large crowd Of jubilant democrats
assembled before Governor lngersols residence
and serenaded him, and he responded with q brief
Speech acknowledging the compliment OF his re-
elpCfiOn.
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MUNICH, April 7, 1874.
wilhelm Won Kaulbach the celebrated historical
painter, is suffering from an attack OF cholera,
which, 1t Ia feared. may prove fatal.
(Kaubach u in the sixty-ninth year OF his age.
He was born at Arolsen, Westphana, on the 18th
OF October, l8O6.-ED. HERALD.l
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result of the vote for Governor Of this State :
TOtal,....4O,O42

The total vote OF the State o1,671; Ingersolls
plurality, 6742; Ingersos majority ALL 1897.
The Senate stands II democrats and republi-
cans, the latter carrying the Sixth, Ninth, Four
teenth and Nineteenth Senatorial districts only.
The House stands lao democrats 9S republicans
ana 8 Independents. giving the democrats Is ma
jorty in the Senate, 80 in the House and So on
Joint ballot.
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CHICAGO AGAINST INFLATION.

CHICAGO, H., April 7, 1874.
The Board Of Trade in this city to-day adopted
resolutions asking Congress not to adopt any legs.
lation which win result in an increase OF the vol
ume OF paper currency, and appealing TO the
President In case such legislation shall De adopted
BIZ Congress. to lnterpose his veto.
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Interview with the Agent.

On receipt Of the above despatch last night, q
HERALD reporter at once paid visit to Mr.
Mackenzie's house, in Forty-eighth street, In
order to ascertain il possible, the names Of
the passengers. the nature OF the cargo, and,
In fact. any Information in the possession
OF Mr.. Mackenzie, who is the New York agent OF
the company. That gentleman had retired for the
night, but upon being informed Of the nature OF
the business upon which the reporter wished to see
him he at once came IRON his room. Mr.. Mackenzie
had received no despatch advising him Of
the loss Of the Europe, and at FIRST refused to
credit the news In order, however, to put oil
doubt at rest, Mr.. Mackenzie drove with the re-
porter to the HERALD office, where the
despatch was read TO him, when he became con-
WINGED Of the truhluness Of the disastrous tidings
saying there appeared 70 be no room lett what
ever for doubt, the details given by the cable
being so minute and crcumstantial. Mr.. Mac
kenzie stated that he was at a loss to understand
how 1t was no word had been sent to
him by the managers OF the line in Europe.
He at once, after reading the HERALD
despatch telegraphed to Paris for further informa
ton and was expecting to receive an answer
early this morning. Mr.. Mackenzie said
the Europe was one of the finest ships
OF the neet owned by the company, and
was considered by all 10 be a fine, seaworthy ves-
sci and wei found in every respect. She was
heightened last year at Newcastle on-Tyne,
England, ana altered from a sidewheel steamer
to q propeller. Her tonnage was 1900 +;
length 42s feet; breadth of BEAM "A feet. She was
commanded by Captain .Lemarie, an able and ex-
perienced captain, and who has been in the en-
ploy OF the company Tor number Of years. lie has
always been considered skilful and careful
navigator, and no fault can, it is thought, be at
tributed to him as to the loss OF the ship. Mr..
Mackenzie has no list OF the passengers nor mani
fest of cargo which, 1t is supposed, was Of the
usual character on the ships OF this line, consist
ing OF wines, silks, &c.
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the repr esentatives by

Last year the republicans had majority OF one
in the Senate and the democrats a majority OF
twenty-three in the House, making the democratic
majority on joint ballot tive nty-two.
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CLEVELAND, April I, 1874.

CLEVELAND, April 7, 1874.
Returns from all the wards In this city show
heavy democratic gains. In Council the demo-
Gratis gain four members and lose one The demo-
cratic candidate for Police Commissioner Is elected
by over 5000 majority. The result proves q net re-
publican loss since 1872 OF ,S98 votes.
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MEXICO.

The Stephens Murder Case in Process Of Avenge-
ment-A Priest Poisoned Customs Regu-
lations for Traders-Bandits and
Sporting Men Under Penalty.
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MURDER IN CALIFORNIA
BAN FRANCISCO, A

BAN FRANCISCO, April 2, 1874.
Michael Fair was shot and instantly killed to-
day in q saloon on Third street. There were four
men In the saloon at tho time, all OF whom made
their escape; and 1t "a not known who fred the
fatal shot
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. C., April 81 A. M.
PROM Utilities

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. g., April 81 A. NJ.
Probabilities.
For New England, partly cloudy weather Will
prevail, with light to fresh winds, shifting to
southerly and easterly.
FOR THE MIDDLE STATES, EAsr TO NORTH WINDS
AND PARTLY CLOUDY WEATHER, WITH POSSIBLY
LIGHT RAIN ON THE COAST.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, cloudy
and rainy weather and fresh southerly to easterly
winds.
For Tennessee, the lower Ohio Valley and
Missouri, easterly to northerly winds, cloudy
weather and light rain, but followed by clearing
weather in the last two sections.
For the lower lake region, light to fresh variable
winds and partly cloudy weather.
For the upper lake region, partly cloudy weather.
occasional rain or snow and light to fresh Winds
shifting to west and north.
The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-f0ur hours in
comparison with the corresponding day of last
year. as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
pharmacy, HERALD Buildng:-
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The carliss Before Bilbao in Position Of Great
Strength.
rrlfsaAn TO THE NEW yonx HERALD.

: TlErRAm TO THE NEW york HERALD.
EADRID, April 7. 1874.
Marshal serrano has again began a3Qr!ous can
nonade on the Carlist positions before Bilbao HIS
nre is not returned. Large numbers OF the Carllss
are DESERVING.
II isexpected that Serrano win make grand
assaulrVery soon.
Royalist Money INSTRUMENTATION
and Customs.
BAYONHE, April 7, 1874.
The town OF Corona has paid heavy contrlDu-
ton, levied by the Carlist General saballs.
The Carsts have established custom house at
La Junquera.
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WHEELING, W. Va. April Z, 1874.
At Benaire, Bridgeport and Martins Ferry,
Ohio the anti.license ticket was successful in yes
terday'S elections.
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When Down Town, Stop Into Hudnut's
mERALD Bmlding), and get THE JAPANESE CORN
FILE,n only IS cents.
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Ask for Mime. Porter's Cough Balsam.-
Its virtues been tested by thousands for many
the treatment of all diseases OF the throat and
lungs diseases only which 1t designed 25c and &c.
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A.-FOr q superb Dress Business Hat
direct to the manufacturer. ESPENSCHEID lis Mas
san sire
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the eminent physicians and surgeons patronize the
ELASTKIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6S3l Broadway, no won-
der that metal springs Ginger pads' and iron hoops
can't sold,
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Any Case OF Rheumatfsm, NcuraIgis
Nervousness guaranteed cured by Dr. FITLER'S
RHEUMATIC REMEDY. II John street Sold by Drug
gists
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ENGLAND.

Matchmaking for the Premier-Ihe Tichborne
Trouble
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Birds nre Pets All the Year ROund.-
To keep them we'll and in song use, SINGERS PATENT
GRAVEL PAPER For sale by all druggists and bird
and cage dealers Offices $50 Hudson street. New York
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CONNECTICUT ELECTIONS.

Revised List OF Returns-Ingersoll's Ma
jortty 1,s97.
HARTFORD, April T. 1874
Revised and complete returns give the Following
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COncha's Proclamation to tho Citizens
MomentO for the Volunteers.


Moment0 for the Volunteers.
HAVANA, April 7, 1874
Captain General COncha has issued pr0clama-
ton to the citizens Of Cuba, which Is in substance
as follows:-
Providence crowned with success his former
EFFORTS so secure peace, and he Is confident the
same success will be accorded again. The war Is
only kept M In the most sparsely populated pOr-
ton vi the island. 1t has existed long time, and
may continue for some slime to come, owing to
natural conditions OF the land. The populous and
wealthy parts Of the island will be preserved
from its ravages and the integrity OF the terri
tory will not be compromised. He exhorts
the people not to be alarmed; promises 70 dimin-
ism the expenses wherever possible and devote
sums OF money TO the amortization Of the debt. lie
will be deferred by no obstacles; Will pursue
polcy OF severity against the enemies OF Spain, OF
protection towards It's friends, ard OF justice and
legality towards all. He considers the closest
union OF Spaniards imperative under the actual
circumstances, and Will not permit the existence OF
political parties OF any kind. He asks the people
to trust in him, and declares his conviction that
peace will be restored under the nag OF Spain. He
Will wait Tor more tranquil days, when the grave
questions concerning slavery can I've settled.
In another proclamation addressed to the vOlun-
teers the Captain General refers to the creation OF
similar corps when he was here before, In the
days OF the Lopez insurrecti0n.
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@ q b a..
Press Praise Of Concha--- Munich
pal Franchise Exaoted.
Concha's Proclamation to the Citizens What Hs
Knows Of the Ancient Glory Of
the Volunteers
KILOGRAMS TO Inc SfW YORK @u

HAVANA, AprH T. =
Tho Dfar1o de Ia Marina and Voz de cstoG NJ,
laudatory articles on the new Captain Gsperal.
C0ncha.
Spain on the 10th inst.
MUNICIPAL FRANCHISE AND CORPORATE RIGHT.
decree Of the Madrid goverrxnent suppresses
the ONCE OF Political Governor OF Havana, which
has hitherto been filed by civil employee sent
from SPAIN The duties Of the position will now
devolve upon the senior Alderman OF the city er
0DaciO.
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Crfstndor's Hair Dye Does Its Work
ouickly harmlessiy, splendidly the shades impaired
are natures own its application easy. Sold by drug
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HIurderers Executed.

CITY OF MEXICO, April 4. 1874.
| The bandits who murdered the German travellers
Bartholdy and Westfall, have been executed.
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For the Library.-SuperfOr Leather
covered SOFAS ARM and SIDE CHAIRS, en- suite or
in single pieces; solid and richly carved B0OKCASES
SECRETARIES, TABLES, &c.
HERTZ CO., S06 Broadway, opposite Eleventh street.
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THE MANITOBAN REBEL.

Average temperature yesterday. ............. AZ
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
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GERMANY.
TELEGRAM TO THE new York HERALD.

4 Celebrated Artist Stricken with sickness.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THR NEW YORK FrREsTDR coMpANr0N.--fN A
y short time Tony Pastors new story. The Shadcw
Detective" will be commenced In the New YORK ftrestde
Companion. Ncwsueaiers ought to have a good suppu
Of tho DaDer with the ooenng Of the story.
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The ssBeebe Range"
Price reduced 500 the largest family size put
Orders repairs received by mall
JAMES 4 KIRKLAND. Nos 8. 10 and II Reade street
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Havana OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Draw.
ing Circulars and information given Address all
orders to J. b. MARTINEZ / CO. 10 Wall street Pose
office box 1855 New York.
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-Four Hundred Persons, the Passengers
and Crew, Rescued.
TAKEN OFF BY THE STEAMSHIP GREECE.
Details OF the Disaster and Of the Aban.
dOnment Of the Vessel.
A Sad Sequel to the Vile
du TIavre.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york HERALD.

QUEENSTOWN, April 7-Evenng.
The National line steamer Egypt, which sailed
from New York March IS, arrived at this port this
evening.
THE STEAMSHIP EUROPE LOST.
The Egypt brings the nrst oflcer OF the steamer
Greece, of the same line, and q salvage crew
rescued from the French Transatlantic Company's
steamer Europe, which they endeavored to save,
but were compelled to abandon at sea in sinking
condition, after all the passengers and crew on
board had been rescued by the Greece.
STATEMENT OF TIE FIRST OFFICER OF THE GREECE.
The first offlcer OF the Greece reports as fol-
lows:-'Left Liverpool March 25 and Queenstown
2ssh for New YORK. On the I'd OF April we en-
countered the French steamer Europe. which
sailed from Havre March 81 for New York, IN a
sinking condition and took on her passengers and
crew, 400 In number. With twenty men l re-
NAMED on board the Europe, In hope Of saving
her, while the Greece proceeded on her voyage to
New York with the people rescued from the
French steamer.
ABANDONED.
On the 4th of April we sgnalled the steamer
Egypt and asked to be taken in tow. The latter
consented and bawsers were made fast but,
owing to heavy sea, the lines parted, and as the
water was constantly gaining on US we concluded
to abandon the Europe.
THE REsCuERs RELIEVED.
We signaled the Egypt to take US off, and all were
safely transferred to her and brought to this port
When we left the Europe there was eighteen feet
of water in her engine room.n
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Wigs, Toupees, &c. q. Rauchfusa,
practical wigmaker and Ornamental Hairworker. East
twelfth street. near Broadway. New York
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Lung and Throat Disorders Rom edioa
by JAYNE'S ExPECTORANT.


Let Tno People speak.
MANHATTAN, Kansas. April g. 1873
b. v. PIERCE, Buffalo n Y. -
DEAR SIR-Your tavorite prescription has done my
wife world Of good She has taken nearly two bottles
ana has felt better the weeks timo
In the past two years No periodical pains;
OF that aching back dragging her stomach
she has accustomed for years have 40
much confidence In that would be perfectly willing
to warrant to certain customers OF who would
glad to get hold Of relief at have tried
extol one before. Very. truly yours
GEORGE b. WHITING
scriptlon with great benefit"
Mary Ann Frsbie Lehman Pa writes May ~ 1871 -
DR. K " PiERcE-What have taken OF your medicine
has been OF more beneflt 70 than all others and
hundreds OF doctors bills"
Patent Wire signs and HAMMERS
Manufactured by HOJER 4 Co, Painters ana pesign-
ers, " Duane street, New York.
Rupture.-No Connection with the Truss
Office No. Vesey street. DIR. MARSH will receive
his patients at Rooms Is and 49, Aston House, aoes
trance, Vescy street. until the LIST Of May when he Will
return 10 the old established Office No 2vesey street
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-10-08
AUGUST FLOWER

The most miserable beings in the
)rli are those suffering from Dvspep-
and Liver Complaint.
Nor" than seventy five per cent ot the
hple IN the United States are afflicted
|lh these twu Diseases and their affect
Fh AS sour stomach, sick headache
|h''naI c"Stiveness Impoverished blood
Frtburu watertrash. guuwlna and
lnnl pains al The pit of the stomach
low skin, coated tongue and disagree
ataSts N tie mouth. comlue up the
(d after ting, low spirits, dc t'u tc
Drug stores OF K - iu tors, } II
yam, or ! Il d G X Huffet and get =
E. hottie, or sample bottle Tor II
fts, TRY it.
u, q GREEN, Sole Manufactures.
WOODBURY.. \ J,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-10-08
to Teachers and District
Clerks.

Notice is hereby given that the County Superin-
tendent of schools Of Iowa county will holn Pnihc
Examinations for examining aud licensing teachers
u follows:
At Dodgeville, Monday and Tuesday. Sept 2is
and I'D, 1874.
At Arena, Thursday and Friday Sept. 2ith and
25,h
Al Highland. Monday and Tuesday, sept, 2sth
and Goth
Al ,Iifiin, Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 30.h
and Oct. 1st.
A. Mineral PORT, Friday and Saturday, Oct I'd
and Sd.
The examinations will commence at 10 O'Clock Of
the first day tt each place
Applicants must be provided With pen, ink and
paper.
BIO licenses will be granted. and no special
examination wthou, the best OF reasons.
W. H. PECK,
County Supt. Of ;choolA
Mineral Ps!ns, Wis.,, ius. Lib. lS7i.--sisd