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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-01

WARER0oMS:
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MASON 81 HAMLlN ORGAN CO.,(
NEW YORK. December Sth. 1874.
MR.. f. w. FOSTER:
Dear Sir:--In answer to your inquiry, we re-
ply that, having used the Co-ol e alive News
papers as advertising mediums lor some years,
we value them very mighty, regarding tiem as
among the very best mediums in proportion to
circulation with which we have had experience.
Very truly yours,
MASON " HAMLIN ORGAN GO.
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II PAYS.

The best evidence of the value of an adver-
tisIng medium is the opinion Of other adver-
tisers who have tried that medium. Read the
following letters from some OF, the most promi-
nent advertisers in the country. All testify
IN the strongest terms to the value of the Lists
of Cooperative Newspapers as Advertising
mediums.
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DIED.

GARRETT--At Heywoith, Ills, January "a
1e15 OF cancerOus tumor, ohm Garrett, aged ~
years, formerly resident of Whitewater
Township, Hamilton County, o.
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.
WEATHER PREDICTIONS,

CINCINNATI, Monday. Feb. Moon.
Clear or fair the next twenty -four hours and
probably warmer by tomorrow.
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ADJUSTMENTS
WOODS THEATER. B. hsssSs1 hMaSAs4nr'

Second and last week Of the ebrilliantengage-
ment Of LOTTA, the Dramatic Diamond.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, Feb. 1st 81, 8d and 4th, first time in this
city Of the new drama, written expressly for
LOrIA, by Fred Marsden. Esq. entitled Me-
effects, etc. Friday and Saturday Evenings,
ZIP. Saturday Afternoon, last LOI0IA Natl
nee. Monday, Feb. s.-F. 5. CIANFRAU as
KIT. u
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+ EGAL.-state Of Ohio, Hamilton Count

r EGAL.--State Of Ohio, Hamilton County
ministrator of Michael Dawson, decd, W The
Heirs of Michael Dawson, decd, all Of whom,
and their residences are unknown.--To the un-
known Heirs Of Michael Dawson, decd: You
are hereby notified that on the 22d day OF jan
uary, 1875, said administrators filed his petition
in the Probate Court OF Hamilton County, Ohio,
the object and prayer OF which is to obtain an
order on the Q5th) fifteenth day Of March, 1875.
for the appraisement and sale Of the following
real estate, Of which said Michael Dawson,
died seized, to-wit: Lot number twelve (12) as
laid out and plated In the Cincinnati Build
ing Associations Subdivision to Home City,
Hamilton County, Ohio; said plat being re-
corded in Deed Book No. 14S, page 282, OF Ham
ilton County, Ohio, Records.
JONATHAN E. DURDGE,
Admir- OF Michael Dawson, decd.
SAYLER s. SAYLER, Att'ys for Admir-.
Dated this 30th day Of January, 1915. fe1-dtM
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CENTRAL PRINTING WORKS. 9Th & Central Avenue
INSURANCE STATEMENTS.
STATE OF OHIO, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS, January 18th, 1875.

WHEREAS, The COMMERCE INSUR-
w ANCE COMPANY, located at Albany,
in the State of New York, has filed in this
Office a sworn statement, by the proper otii-
GERS thereof, showing its condition and busi-
ness, and has complied III all respects with the
laws Of this State, relating to Fire Insurance
Companies. incorporated by other States Of the
United States.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of law, j, vii.
liam Il. Church, Superintendent OF Insurance OF
the State of Ohio, do hereby certify that said
Company is authorized to transact its approprl-
ate business of Fire Insurance in this State, in
accordance with law, during the current year.
The condition and business of said Company at
the date Of such statement (DecemDer 31st,j
1S14,) is shown as follows:
Aggregate amount of available as
Aggregate amount Of liabilities tcx-
cept capitaD including re-insur-
ance .,,......,............ 93189 04
Net Assets. ts...................... 3ll,28o Al
Amount Of actual paid up capital. .$2OO00o %
surplus. ................,,.'.. 'flll,soo ~
Amount of income for the year in cash l4S,dl3 ID
Amount of expenditures for the year
IN CASH. A<f,ioo 10
In witness whereof, / have hercunto subscribed
my name, and caused the seal OF my office
to be Affixed, the day and year above writ
ten.
lsEAL.l VIM. F. CHURCH,
Superintendent.
CHAs. BONSALL & SON, No. II West Third
street, Agent at Cincinnati, o. 1t
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GEO. Z. ROwELL & Co.,
American Newspaper Advertising A Agency,}

GEO. 2. RowELL & Co.,
American Newspaper Advertising Agency,i
No. Al Park Row,
NEW YORK, Dec. -, 1874
Dear Sir-In reply to your inquiry, we beg
leave to say that we early recognized the adj
vange to advertisers which could be secured by
your system of printing papers, We conf
inenced to recommend Che Cooperative Lists
to our customers as early as 1867, aud since
then our orders have increased steadily, until
we find that the money we have paid you
amounts to Hundreds Of Thousands OF Dollars.
On the whole, we have found them to give as
good satisfaction as any other advertising me-
dums. When we say this, we mean exactly
what we say, and make no exceptions
Very respectfully,
GEO. p. ROWELL & co.
A. j. AlKENs, ESQ.,, $50 Worth St., City.
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DpnpT I'M How to prepare the delicious
nUDUIul beverage of tea or coffee!
GAt VED BY the use OF our dstilling tea
DUuf ILL. and coffee pots, or our Electro
Silver Urns with removable Innings Of solid
porcel ain. MANNING, ROBINSON n CO.,
ja22-1m, ,nrm "a Fountain square.
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Henry as msssef o. ts g ese
BY given that the undersigned has this day
filed in the Probate Court of Hamilton County,
Ohio, his certain petition, praying therein forl
for the benefit of sucRcreditorsofs said assignor,
as will sue for and recover the same, certain!
claims therein mentioned, belonging to said
assignoY at the time he made said assignments,
and which have become desperate; and that
said petition Will be for hearing on the 18th,
day Of February, A. ID. 1875. OTTO FULs.
Assignee Of Henry Wafrenschmidt.(
JACOB DIRHL d.. Attorney.
CINCINNATI, January 18Th, 1875. ja1S-4t, M
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PROFESSIONAL,

Under this head we only insert the cards 9
those known to be OF good standing in thei
professions.
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The Signs of Health.

Health invariably declares itself by visible signs,
y person with ssllow, haggard visage and atten-
uated frame may declare that he is Sin perfect
health" but if he does, don't believe him, for he is
not. His looks belle him, and his asseveration is
dracs, desire to be thought unwell. A fresh CON-
p!exion, clear eye, a happy expression, and an
absence OF eanness, indicate that their possessor
e. joys good digestion, sound sleep and a vigorous
circulation, three essentials of health which are
fortune" ~ not beyond the reach of invalids. The
sure- in 'linm for their attachments is Hostettcrs
stomach tliters, which by purifying the blood BAN
ish sallowness and by promoting perfect digestion
and sound sleep, keep the body well nourshe1,
and inpart to the face the placid expression ndi.
cative OF clear and unwearied mind. The Bitters
arc far more conducive to good looks than any
metic that ever humbugged the credulous
apr2l tpol WHY
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symptoms of Liver Complaint, and of
sOme of the Diseases produced by IL.

A low or yellow color of skin, or yellowish
brown spots on face and other parts of body dull
ness and drowsiness with frequent headache dir
illness, bitter or bad taste in mouth, dryness of
throat and internal heat palpitation; in many ca
scs dry, teasing congh, with sore throat I'M
steady appetite, raising food, choking sensation in
throat distress, heaviness, bloated full feeling
about the stomach and sides, pain in sides, back
soreness through bowels. with heat; constipation
alternating with frequent attacks of darrhoea;
piles, hatulencc, nervousness, GOODNESS of extrem-
ties rush of blood to head with symptoms of ap-
oplexy, numbness of limbs. especially at night
cold chs alternating with hot flashes, kidney and
urinary difficulties duness, low spirits, unsocia-
blty ane gloomy forebodings. Only few of above
symptoms are likely to be present at one time.
All who DIR. Pierce's Alt Ext, or golden Med
zeal Discovery and Pleasant Pugative Pellets for
Liver Complaint and its complications are loud
in their praise of them. They are sold by all deal
ers in medicines. apll 1-+eod&wlw
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NaII0lwell Local Mems.

Mr.. james Thorn Of this city, is now cutting
granite monument, at the yard of the Hallowell
Granite Co., near the railroad station of elegant
proportions and style OF finish. The monument
is for Hon. Simon Page of this city, and when
completed will be placed on his lot in our beauti-
| full cemetery. 1t will be the most expensive as
well as attractive granite structure-excepting the
soldiers monument-in the cemetery, and serve
as model for all DIES ring monuments of tasteful
design and perfect execution. The base is five
feet square and one foot and three inches rise;
the plinth three feet and eight inches square and
one foot eight inches rise; the die two feet eight
inches square and two feet eleven inches rise; the
cap two feet five inches square and nine and one
half inches rise; the shaft one foot nine and three
fourhs inches square at the base, tapering to one
foot two inches at the top and eleven feet high:
making the entire elevation of the monument
seventeen feet, seven and one-half inches. The
work is nearly completed and the monument will
be placed in position in a few weeks.
The freezing and windy weather of the past
week has caused an almost entire suspension of
vitality on the part of the "rivulets and streams
flowing into the Kennebec, reducing the proper
tons of the river very sensibly. 1t is not true
that the river froze over again on Tuesday night
the powerful northeast wind preventing such
catastrophe
There seems to be lull in the "spelp' sensation
in the Kennebec region. The contagion is still
spreading, however, in the minor cities and coun-
try towns.
Our city schools arc to commence on Monday
next, and the boys and girls happy-some Of
them, such for instance as do not propose to at
tend the spring term!
The log collectors are about commencing their
spring campaign on the Kennebec.
Spring cleaning received decided check by the
merciful nterposition of the sudden "cold snap"
demonstrating that even a snow storm in April
is not the greatest calamity people are called upon
10 endure at this season of the year
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TEXAS.
Further Outrages by Mexican
Raiders.

Galveston, April % The News special says
Yesterday, Juan NJ. Longerra, the magistrate,
stating that party Of armed Mexicans were near
Rio Cano, collecting cattle and committing depre-
dations. They drove the herdsmen out of the
ranches. Longerra asked for help. His letter
was referred to Gen. Potter, who was of the opin-
ion that Lieut.. Leggett would be on the spot and
attend to the matter. Lieut.. l.. commands the
escort sent with Stillman.
Geo. Hill was killed by band of s raiders, on
the 10th inst. He was hunting horses, and about
dusk went to water hole, where the raiders had
camped with drove of stolen cattle. The troops
were watching for them below the Bucias' rancho,
but they crossed into Geyso below here.
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STATE NEWS.

Simon S. Webster of Harpswell met with Sc
rious accident last December, by being struck in
the left eye by the horn of an OK, while taking a
provender box from the crib. Mr.. W. suffered
considerable pain in the eye, until ethe inhamma-
ton subsidized, when it was found that the sight
was destroyed, and the ball badly disisured and
troublesome.
Mr. F. G. P. Smith, whose stable is nearly OPP
poste the Second Parish Church, removed his
horse last evening, to Sawyers stable, fearing that
the steeple staging might come down and nJure
him. This morning, when Mr.. Smith returned
his horse to his stable, he found a board, seven
feet long and one foot wide, that had been blown
across the street from the steeple staging, driven
down through the roof of the stable into the hors-
e's stall, exactly where he would have stood had
he not been removed Portland Advertiser, of
Wednesday.
A correspondent of the Lewiston Journal, (Pe-
ter Johnson) reports that while going from Port
land to Boston, on the steamer John Brooks, he
saw man jump overheard who, he claims, was
native of Lewiston. We refer inquiring friends
to Peter johnson, who writes from Thomaston.
Rev. S. P. Merrill of the Baptist church Of
Waterville, will deliver the Decoration Day ora
ton in that town.
The Arson Advocate is alarmed at the rumors
to the effect that the Somerset Railroad will be
extended up to the eastern side of the kennebeC
from Madison bridge, thus leaving Arson out in
the cold after having invested $50 900 in the road
The Advocate says that Arson will not stand this,
but if the stockholders fail to preserve the rights
of the town an appeal will be made to the courts
The dwelling house Of Weston Libby, Of Gar
| land, caught fire on the roof in the big gale of
Tuesday. When first discovered it was all on fire,
but was saved through the eXertions of Is. &. AT
kins, who went on the roof in his stocking feet
and dashed on water and Miss Norcross who
happened TO be washing, used her tub of suds to
good advantage on the inside. The neghbors
turued out and before night had another roof on.
A despatch from Boston to the Wing makes the
announcement of the death of Lathly Rich, Esq :,
at his late residence in WATERFOWL, Mass, on
Tuesday, at the age of 60 years. Mr.. Rich was
formerly resident of Winterport, and has been
widely known for many years in connection with
shipping.
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Fire.
WASHINGTON.
The Alleged Frauds In the Interior
Department.
Their Denial by President Grant
and Secretary DelanO.

Washington. April -.
Secretary Delano returned to Washington this
evening and received the calls of many prominent
friends, who were anxious to learn whether there
was any foundation for the report that the Presi-
dent had requested him to resign his Office on &C
count of alleged corruption in or concerning the
Interior department. He stated that last fall he
notified the President that it was his intention to
retire from the Cabinet, az he desired to devote
himself to private affairs IN Ohio, but the Presi-
dent asked him to remain as long as he could dc
so conveniently. So he merely deferred his pur-
pose, until the first OF the present month. MIR
DelanO positively asserts that the President has
not either in writing or verbally requested his
resignation, or given him reason to suppose that
any complaint or charges have been made affect
ing the integrity Of the Interior Department, OF
his administration of its affairs.
The President was also Intercepted to-day u
to the truth of the statement that he had request
ed Delano to resign and gave to it an emphat;,
contradiction.
Discharged.
By order of the Postmaster General, John B
Ford, second class clerk in the inspection dvs-
ion of the contract Office of the Postofice Depart
ment was to- day discharged, upon the discovery
of evidence duplicating him in the recent frauds
in that bureau.
Postal Matters.
The following are the New England postal
changes:
Postmaster appointed:
Edward Morrill,, Pennington, Nc.
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FLORIDA.

Key West, April %. Advices from Havana re.
port that 1000 well mounted insurgents entered
burned several large plantations in the district Of
Quemeda De Los Guives. They met with no re-
slstance. Manuel Susrez, formerly an officer of
the Spanish army, was in command. Another
cavalry corps, estimated at 1000 strong is operat-
ing under Gen. Saguita in the eastern part of the
jurisdiction of Colon
1t was supposed at Havana that reinforcements
had been received by Capt. Gen. Valmaseda suffi-
cient to prevent the insurgents from over-running
Colon, and to check this progress westward for
the present
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MARYLAND.
Legal Decision.

Baltimore. April 80. In the United States Dis
trict Court to-day, in the case Of the United States
against the steamer Edgar Stewart, Judge Giles
rendered decision condemning the vessel and
decreeing her forfeited to the United States, on
the ground that while engaged in the coast-wise
trade she had left New London fully equipped
and destined for foreign port. Some time since
and pending libel suit, the vessel was released
here ON the stipulation Of being valued at 1928 600,
and was delivered to Canadian purchaser and is
now plying in Canadian waters. 1t is decreed
that The claimant, Frederick w. Fishwck and
other parties to the stipulation, pay into court the
full amount appraised with the costs of the salt
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Robbery.
TELEGKAMSIN GENERAL.

Gen. Babcock stated in n. Y, yesterday, that
there was not the least shadow of truth in the
statements that Secretary Delano has been asked
by the President to resign. or that the Secretary
had any intention of SO doing, or that any cause
existed which would lead to his resignation.
Bay 2lst inst
From Old Msckinac TO Duncan Light, the ice
is solid.
Boston afternoon papers announce that Angus
tine Head 4 Co.. China, have allowed their bills
to 90 to protest.
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NEW PSHlkE.
Legislative.

Portsmouth, April %. Notice has been served
on the two dem. representatives elect of Seabrook
that their seats will be contested, on the ground
that for John NJ. Weaver, declared elected by
maj, several votes written j. X. Weaver, were
counted, and Of the votable polls necessary &c
warrant two representatives, several were paupers
20 years old. 1t is declared that the cleo.
ton Of several Catholic dem. representatives in
Manchester and elsewhere will be contested, as
the State constitution provides representatives
must be of the Protestant religion, and the people
have several times refused to repeal this.
Gorham n. H., April %. No. 25 down freight
train, on the Grand Trunk Railroad, has IA cars
off the track near Stark No one injured. Travel
somewhat obstructed
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LOUlSlAN A.
Legislative.

New Orleans, April o. In the legislature to-
day the Senate resolved itself into court Of i'm
parchment, to impeach Charles Clinton of high
crimes and msdemeanors in Office, and notified
the House of their action. A committee was APP
pointed to prepare rules to govern the Senate
when sitting as court of impeachment and
joint resolution was passed snspending Auditor
Clinton from office pending Impeachment.
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SroP THAT CorGHi--We AVE-, during the las
year sold large quantities o. l. MORRIS SYRUP
or TAR wild Cherry and Holt found, and believe
it To- be the very best medicine in use FOR coughs,
colds sore threat hoarscness, asthma ana all dis
eases of the throat, lungs and chest, leading 10
consumption. IL cures Group in lew minutes.
and ia the best known remedy Tor VIII oping cough,
con !a'ns opium, and is pleasant 10 take. Cough
WON victims, whose lungs are r. cked and torn
with paroxysms which threaten to choke them, find
sure and speedy relief in its use Trial size 10
cents Call and inquire about it OF Partridge Bros.
or l., ii. Tcomb In Augusta, or w. II. Ballard,
Hallowell Morris 4 Heritage, Philadelphia, Pro.
prietors octl7-teodly
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Charles Lamb. Essayist, denounced all spirtu-
Gus liquors as "Wet Damnation.'" Poor fellow
he knew whereof he spake, by sad experience, and
if living, would apply the same to Alcoholic Exct-
ants, advertised as Curealls. But there is one
Tonic and Alternative in cxistence-the best the
world has ever known-which contains no alcohol
1t is DR.. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BIT
TIERS. aprl-t&wlm
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
daily Xei,nebee journal.
PORTLAND.
Robbery.
---TOTHE--

Portland, April %. The house of Rev. Mr.
Fem, pastor of the High Street Congregational
church, was robbed by burglars, last night, Of
money, jewelry, ETC., to the amount of $500. II
is also feared that several thousand dollars in
bonds were taken, but it cannot be ascertained
certain until Mr.. Fem, who is absent in New
York, is heard from. A valuable collection OF
silver coins was among the booty. The family in
the house was not cstui bed.
Religious.
1t has been decided that the conservation of the
new Catholic Bishop, Healey, shall take place on
the llth or 18th of NAV.
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Leigh, the little son Of I. A. Chick Of this city,
aged about nine years, badly injured yester-
day. While playing at school, it being recess, he
tripped and fell, running stick into his eye, pull
ing the eye partly out or turning it round. DE-.
Martin dressed it, and the little fellow is com
Portable. lie will probably lose tic sight of his
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4 SuHOcating Cough.

In "a letter from Mrs. Charlotte Isle, of Chicago
Il lady well known as q contributor to the Western
press she ascrlbes the cure of dangerous cough,
accompanied by bl, eding at the lungs, to ilale's
Honey of HOrehound and Tar. "My cough" she
says, threatened to suGocate me = but the
Honey of ior hound and Tar has removed every
trace of it The letter was to lady friend in this
city, who has p ced it at the disposal oiC " CRIT
TENTON, Sixth Avenue.
PIXIES TooTHACHE DROPS Cure in min
aprl .teOdSWlW
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
Shipping Notes.

San Francisco, April %. Steamer Venture,
hence to coast Of Southern California, WAS wreck
ed last night at Point Sur, Is miles below Monte
rey. The vessel is total loss, but the cargo will
be saved, if the weather is good. The passengers
were saved. The Venture is a. wooden, screw
steamer, OF 800 tons.
Nothing definite has been heard from the burn
ing steamer seen off Santa Barbara. A schooner
has gone to her relief.