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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13

On Tuesday the government Off
GERS seized upon large number OF
distilleries and rectifying establish
ments in Milwaukee, Chicago and
st. Louis. Irregularities in the
manufacture and sale of spirits in
these localities had long been sus-
pected, and the government deter
mined to put stop to it. There
are a number OF honest distillers
who have not desired to cheat the
government, and these becoming
weary on account of the frauds of
their neighbors have exposed them.
Supervisor Tuition, of Philadelphia,
and Chief Washburn, of the United
States Secret Service, made raid
upon them, causing considerable
excitement. The account books Of
VIC ttIStIieilcS NClc SGdlCUpu NY
the officials, despite the reyolvers
which were more than once drawn
to prevent it. In the books of sew
eral houses discrepancies were
found bat there is as yet no cer-
tainity Of fraud. The officers. are
investigating the matter, and if
fraud is discovered it will result in
the forfeiture of property. The
manufacturers, by giving bonds,
have been allowed to continue their
business while The investigation is
being made, 1t is thought that the
the local revenue officers have been
implicated in the matter, or have
been inattentive to duty.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13
~ cs-AE DISASTER.

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13

Vim. Forsyth Bynum & Son, drug
gists, of Live Oak, Fla, write, Sept.
10Th. 1874, as follows DR.. r. V,
Pierce, Buffalo, N.I,-Nour Golden
Medical Discovery and Purgativo
Pellets sell very largely and give
complete satisfaction, as numbers Of
orr customers and friends testify
with pleasure. Your favorite Pre-
scription is indeed the great Favor
ito with the ladies', and numbers
can say with Joy that it has saved
them from eking ont a miserable
life or meeting with premature
death, and restored them to health
ana happiness.
Thousands of women bless the
day on which DR.. Piercc's Favorite
Prescription was first made known
to them. \ single bottle often gives
delicate and suffering women more
relief than months Oh treatment
from their family physician. IN MI
those arrangements causing back
ache, dragging down sensations,
nervous and general debility, it is q
sovereign remedy. It's soothing
ana healing properties render it Of
the utmost valae 10 ladies' suffering
from internal fever, congestion, in
Hamatiou or liberation, and it9
strengthening effects tend to correct
diaplacemenJs OF internal parts, the
result of weakness OF natural sup
ports. II is sold by all druggists.
Dir. Pierce's pamphlet on Diseases
peculiar 20 women viii be sent to
any address on receipt OF two
stamps. Address as above.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13

MASONIC Loss AT OSukOsH.-The
Northeastern says the Masonic
Lodge rooms ut Oshkosh, were
burned with considerable loss to
the Lodge, Commandery and Chap
ter; the records only of the two
latter being saved, The total loss
was some $4,000, with $500 insur-
ancc.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13
TIE WORLDS FAIR.

One year from last Monday be-
gins the Centennial Exhibition, that
promises to be the most brilliant
display of art and invention that the
world has seen. Now that we have
failed in all the great expositions,
both in this country and in Europe,
to do ourselves justice as nation,
strenuous efforts are being made to
exhibit at home productions betting
the youngest aud most powerful
nation of the earth. The President
long ago, through his chosen repre-
sentative, advised that the celebra-
ton be made international, and that
other countries be invited to par
ticipate therein. Thirty-fve have
already accepted the invitation, and
have appointed their commissioners,
some of whom are already on the
ground. Representatives Of these
can be seen in their native dress,
exhibiting to the world those things
which most nearly represent their
nation. The exhibition in fact will
be q collecting together Of the diff
fa,,,,,, 4;,,o &c Al. aa,tb and tho
bringing of foreign countries across
the sea, SO that we can see them
without voyage.
The city of Philadelphia and the
state Of Pennsylvania have shown
unbounded generosity ia contribut-
ing funds to ensure the success Of
the enterprise. Congress has ap-
propiated largely enough to exhibit
successfully those things pertaining
to the general government. Each
legislature has contributed enough
for the proper exhibition Of its own
productions. Commissioners have
been appointed III each state to
assist the people ia arranging the
material on the ground, and see
that proper space is given TO them.
Each state will have II separate
space allotted to it, and it will be n
matter of pride to the people to see
that their space is not left vacant,
but filed with productions which
will exhibit to the world their re
sources. The national government
and that of the several states have
done their part we'll 1t now lies
with the people 10 do the rest, and
for each to DO his part toward the
bringing forth Of works that viii
represent each branch of industry.
1t has been said of our st1te, that
if it were surrounded 10y an impass-
able wall, it would prosper by the
development of its own resources,
However true or false this may be,
it is certain that no state can yield
a greater variety of products than
,up ,,,,.,, ouA inst 5n This ,,Yppnr.t5 ~,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13
EEau~c ana Los. for Sale.

I ofrer Cor sale very desirable
residence. The house contains sew
eu rooms. The lots are well stocked
with all kiuds of Fruit Trees. 4
GOOD eis.ern, barn and oat houses
on the premises. The place viii be
sold cheap. For particulars apply
TO me al my store
l1tf WM. TaASDALE-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13

THE Chicago Times is authority
for the statement that Brown, the
mind reader, is employed as re-
porter on Washington paper.
What an interviewer he will make.
lie has now adopted calling that
viii render his secret power avail
able for the public.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13

For SALE.-I have new two
horse wagon with bed, break, and
evrything complete, which l will
sell cheap for cash.
1S-lm. ALEX. WILSON.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13
Agrnyesi or stolen.

From the premises of John Chesterfield, six
miles cast of Mineral Point, a bay brood
mare, weighing about ! 400 pounds, and with
ont harness marks Of any description. She
has been gone since the middle Of February.
Any person finding her or giving information
warded.
l6w4. CHARLES CHESTERFIELD.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13

THERE were nearly 26, 600 head OF
cattle received at the stock yards IN
Chicago last week, being the largest
number ever received in that city
in the same length of time.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13

Sr. LOUIS is just now going wild
over the victory Of the Browns
the crack base ball club Of that
place, over the "Whites" of Chicago,
while the latter holds that game of
base ball can neither make nor
break n great city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13

Butler, Chicago lawyer, who
some time ago entered suit against
W. +. Storey for denouncing him
as Shyster through the Times, has
received $500 damages.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13

RED CLOUD, Spotted Tail, and
other Sioux Chiefs, have arrived at
Cheyenne on their way to Wash
ington, to treat for the sale of that
portion OF their reservation in which
is included the Black Hills.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13

ONO and Nebraska are the only
States that elect State officers in
October this year. In Indiana, the
election during that month is for
county officers only.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13

Is the case Of Miss Early against
W L. Storey, application was made
by the latter for q new trial, which
led to considerable discussion The
Judge was unwilling TO grant the re-
quest, bat thought that the jury had
put on little too much. He there
fore advised the plaintiff to consent
rs the verdict being reduced to Sl3,-
ooo damages, and II she refused, he
would grant 10 the defendant a new
trial The father of the plaintiff
and her counsel retired to discuss
the matter. ana after some delay
returned with their consent to the
reduction
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13

HAD it not been for the public
dinner given to Ex-senator Schnrz
he would have sailed on the Schiller,
and with 800 others would have
"wooed the Shiny bottom of the
deep"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13
TAKEN EE'.

Came within our our enclosure, in the vii
lagc of Moscow, Iowa county, May Sd, 1870,
q lhrcevcarold mule. Said mule (mare) IS of
grcyish color, medium size, with no other
particular marks about her. Said mule can
be had by owner paying charges and proving
property TO the undersigned.
HOLLAND BROS.
Moscow. Nav 6, lS75-l9wI.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13
NOTICE.
w. w. LIKENS,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Mineral
Point, Wis, practices in the L. s. and state
Courts, and attends toagencies and collections
N all parts OF the State Office in Lenahan's
block, opposite the bank. ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13

Sherwood & Berg would now announce to
the public that their immense stock of Spring
ana summer Dry Good, Dress Goods Boots
and Shoes Hats and Caps, Clothing, Carpets
and Oileloths, Notions and Fancy Goods is
ready, and the ask all to call and ,ce for them
selves, ana call before they purchase else
where Low prices and quick safes is their
motto s3sr
, 1875-09-01

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n. e. nauay "a nuun a shoy tnes .n4 revenue ctitsot
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fr,s,x tnt, ,,o nrarai, donat pos -
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cnmo ths rnatom* no,1sa a.oa ho, Th. nor
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.no aosS " @ siso 'axuuao H;l sutua. d"o pafuns
su,iI va saa Uuu. Aass w. PaosIo1 uRoh tlo
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luugtule .oo4 tuaien IIlte Pn'soaopAlGaLy' ana
tocoasou ~ Ho9upys sno"orea upon h1a "ith
VIZ ntnpse ~ 'mumo3aaco .s,.,, ., . ., u.,,.
1,a,so hat tna ea.1 nraanhn wei tn H. lug .'s
tha xetn euu a. a1pu 9oa ~
.ue sanf,piana @ MAS lo"e1ed' tIesluent ufaht'
, 1875-09-01
" H0HATluS At THE BAIOGE,n

10 ths Editor Qf The ChieApo Tribune;
NAtcAoo, Aux. 2a.-hly purpose in writing
no" ID TO protest againat your robbInR Uora tiuo
Of tho glory which he won By swimming across
Rho Ifbof. You say tho Ilher !s but MARROW
ditch! And hero lot .ne say that had stud,ed
olass'on1 read histories, dictlouarieg, etc.. and
TILED for yaats To hud out tho slze OF tLo Thar
~ Aome' but novaf could taud ont autu a.,
editor OF TMs TRIBUNE wrote from thoro that IL
wss from 500 70 400 feat. Il l,,a bud ,i,nn .o L.
gro" eaGsa aeaa sinoe uoEatius swam across IL /;
same 1lser shat cusas was stuck it, wbera van
kay he xaH "MeAk as = Biek girt." i tlounht
the "Aiok gfFl' cstne IN when Le haa tho foxnr
~ spa,n pas Z ha ny y BE- from ny tlunoss Of co
Aoratus stood a|ons. with ~@ ''A'
Thrice h,ty h9u''ha foes bsfose aud the broad
tna stter he plunged In with hls h.rne.. On h,s
back, 1t says. ~"A ''''
pal svln, ran tho eurrsa, swollen high b. month.
And fss. hS blood va, flowing. .na h. ~. .o.o with
Ana4.tsss' a' With hts .rmor. and spent With ss.oa,n.
Aaa IL IT, though. him sinking, eq. .,l .s.,u b.
rpao,
Il Will not do Ut thss late day to rob him NJ,
bis glory BY calling the nber "nsrruw ditch. :
.. AhKnioo,
t"Amorgo IL little Wild whan hs speals d,
the classlc4 and the "oHgiaAt" story of uoka-
uua aud then yuotes one OF al&cAulAy's "Lsys
Of Ancient Home" The " Lays" a1e modern
tpRllsh productions, not apcieus classic orig
saas. Poetic uoenso or tile neesssitios Of metle
may explain htacau1ay's "brosd tood," but =
etfeAu Of $50 feet Il certainly nAtrow ditch
ln comparison With ons Of 21< miles. H..
Coe.IcA, il lie swan the TiboE At Ill, swan about
l.a23.h latt os tho distance pasasd ty CAPT
, 1875-09-01
EDUCATIONAL
Tho Sage College for Lady Students,

Thi' 'Hs:;t'':irn has tern e.".ra an! aurin~ei by
u" Hon. H. ". Sea~, u tnst IT snsNi III
tuf '*,tl, GorurI ttnIvo!AItJ. cri n tlit snHnR
:ssn'h shAn the Eniyef4ty nh ..r,'lnn "A
sh.r"nKh Rni trpri ~ ta. prnvet. for ynuns men.
lhs fosteHe building n heated ~ sean lighted by
eS11ha.utn botanical R.rt"h and ornAoenta grounds.
+ot{ ns 'aa{ ttn'clt' Ease the privilege Of alt tho
ne serfnns fr~hr1 Turing tis yer In th4 adjacent
x,fo nseasay Chalet, b! distinguished clergyman n
s. a"s tehfaaH hrlles !,nsa sarlu,ts parts II shr
county, nfdrf t1eria end ,sneut fnf that purpose
.he e9srr nunt"r n aIy +t.ienia VII, can b. nc-
,,a,a snno"a,ea aa!inR the ctnR nnvesey year. h--
M srnlteanta for roons w,ll regtat.reI In ihn
fnr circular rnnts!nnp full rht.rpa.. .ft-..s
phESibEST OF CDnSkLL rStrEhhiTy 1ths".
y. Y. - 4'nAeA'
, 1875-09-01
THE GRAND Jury.
Tho Investigators Try tho Wa.
bush Avenue Business
Aynf1.
Aid. 0'Brien Declared His Ignorance,
and Mr. Loomis Followed Suit,
Indictments Returned Into Court.-.promt.
ncnt Offenders.

| Tho Grand JnrY took an early stArt yesterday
morning, and tn Tho absence Of further witness.
es in tho Wabash Avenuo Hallway matter, took
! up tho regular docket caacs. Worry llstlo bad
looa accomplished, lowovor, before
AID. u HES o'bHtEN
waa knocking At tho door for admission. }1-
ror had said t1at tle know a1f about tho " dark
! wasH" at tho Wabash Avenue Hallway os1i-
| panco, and ho WA tEero in obod!onco to Hi'b-
pens to fell What lo know upon TINT subject
lie Was Islered In without delay, and shown
seat In which tho t,nitol inqutHtoriai oyo
could rest upon lin. III reply to questions ho
soon begnn to unfold his esosY, which In effect
was tlat ho knew nothing about tue affair. llo
thon Bhyo way TO
AID. r1TzoEnALp,
who had boon recalled.
Tho Alderman camo to Tho atratch With ncrvos
know what WA wanted Of him as wera tho ro-
portcrs lettering through tho halls. 1t tr&nspired
that he had boau recalled Simply to hnHwer
further questions Oh Tho Wabash avonto mattor,
his testimony Of tho day previous lad boon con.
tradhted. lle maintained that ho had never
bcei, offered any nancy by M Alderman, and ro-
peatod hiB former testimony, with ap addition
cxculpatipg AID. Cnllerton from any connection,
to his know!edgc, With Offering or roceIvfng any
money In tho paAsa4o OF tho Wabash ayenio or
dina1lca. fla was soon allowed 10 retire. when
Juror remarked that ono John FDfsytli know
moro Oh tho subject under inveatigaiion Tia
anybodr olso liz was eens for but could not
bo found.
EDGAR 1ooMss
Of tho Wabash Ayopuo Omnibus Comptpv. WIN
had boou summoned to appear tho day hnfn,o ri
tue instance OF . Juror, to whom La j,ad mada
terrible ro,olstions. SON npugared fran tla
force OF an attachment IIa snil hn hnevp nntl,
Inc Of la own knowledgo but had heard q great
many rumoss Of money being ilaoa In tho pxssaqs
OF tho ordinance In question. Uo had heard Il
aail that ons OF tho parties seekiua tho right OF
way along tho Avenile had p.or osed to ejyo
tho city 95000U and that tic South
Side ltaiway COMPANY saw how II
could ugo smaller amount: to bette. ad.
vintage ip manipulating tho Aldermen, IIe had
hoard that the last named Comp used S47, 600,
but could not remember tho source from which
tho information cnmo What be lad hoard was
not oven definite enough to mention tho pnm4s
Of any particular Alderman In connection wlth
tho alleged expenditure Of tho money.
Tho jury soon afterHard adjourned slr,o die.
And repoEtod to tho Court, returning
E1aHrY-E10ur TRUE HILLS,
classified AZ fuIlowa: Larcuny, G1; perjury, 1;
failure to pay over money, /: burglary. 7: COR
verting property. i; Advertising fottosios, !;
riot, 4 robbery, l mayhem, Keeping gam
ng.houso, |; adultery. /; assault. 2; bribery,
/ forgery, 4; allowing prisoner 10 escape. /;
assault with infant to ltlli. playing confidence
game, l ; and libol, !. In A. caseB 10 bills Uero
tound.
returned ono Was against Henry Woodbury., Of
, 1875-09-01


Tho acbr Catchroo III repairing ht ono Of tho docks
Of tho Chicago pry-pock oomp1ny. Mossrs. Butns
h rarrow putting Into ths schr r. n. bako over
t2t0D WORTH Of repairs. and Wien se come" out sEaln
hhe will he n good .tnmbor frftBhts hare
atlTencl up Roncwhst but tho advance 10 10 yet i
rerrcptItte Tho scIr Bockbridgo ran into tue sehf
1fcircs yesterday afternoon wlo golaa up 'hs riTer
taking ont her foreriggng CAPT. Flnnoy received
]ettrr from Dudalo yesterday announcing that Thom
a. aic1)unald, nj MD mid woiI-kuown 1ako Cantan.
fell ofr tho achr Knight Tompiar in Tho Walisnd
Canal aud was drowned. Tho schf KeIth
whiio going up tho rivcr ran into thu sche Jamea
Coich yesterday morning. She lost part of her rg.
EnA md waa Otherwtso dau.aKa1 atiI tho Kelth f0st
her jhtnn. Tho surveys OH tho achr Atannto have
leen completed and her damages wero estlnsteI At
$500. Tho Insurance companies hare taken posAea-
tfnn nf har, and oncr Aer for aala. Capt.
Mcintosh of the tug Willie lrowr, al The Vessel
wncta' uaurany, diad ri thu rcrtetlce uf Can't Inhn
Ferguson 1cucslay Aftornoon sftct lingering sivk.
ness. Cart. Mcintosh has been iu tho employ Uf tho
Owners' Tow!nF COMPANY for many yessa, and was
highly fesrectsd by at whn CAME In runssct will lin.
1lo was ~ years oit. His funeral will lake 1laco
Thnrs,lny morning at 10 O'clock from M. lj south
Dcaplathes stfoot. Tho tugs iu tho hArnr have all
ten put n mourning out Of respect for the dsccasel
Q1ptan IA d!spatch frnsn r1tt Huron states that
lilo 4clr Turner Keller pAEaod down yesterday with
her head Aeaf carried away, Ahn having called with
the schr T. L. Watson near Itos1no Iale Friday. Tho
1uss supplied y taking her lzzci-boofn f0r a,)..
boom, IN which way hhe will 10 ablo 10 Intst her
journey.
, 1875-09-01
L2RTel,e ssleltI1: Sch13l, H2TT;rd University

ILia tchoni trostdca four yc.rs' cou,.o in Engi.
nternR. leading u The d+grec Of C,yl EnRiurrr ur
Mining fngnc.r: and the" years. cntlrtcs i Chem.
FtrS, In Natural fistnFy, and III M,thenAttce Thyscs
ani Autonomy sach II vh.rh ieaiB ~ tue AcRrte u
T. H. large inrnn pf tho instruction ia the same Al
that given To in the College, Bueuts
l'nt1dhgs and hoard at Memorial HALL Tie o1,or-
mites fof ttu1eia IN all tho hrunchca above mentioned
are very Rteaf. the UnrerfnJ keinF amrty provided
WITH hhosstet1ea a1fas7tnr, anh e!est.S,.. E3ami-
nations for admission Will te hhIt seIl. ~ and Oct l.
beginning at .. In. For infornati III. A,lrets
JAMES ", HARRIS, Secretary.
, 1875-09-01

Mt. Pleasant Military Academy.
a st4eet Boarding Sctosl for Young Men and NeyA
At Sing Sling. N. T.. Oh the lIudHMi a full srs1rd
courtG Of instruction. Diplomas At graduation Mil
itasy Organization complete aud thorough GROUNDS
beautiful and buildings co1u1nodlUnx. Fusty-secoud
year beg1na 8opt. L. Send for circular containing
Chicago references. 5, HOWE ALLEN rTipcttA4
, 1875-09-01

Nur b. IN, NJ at-nv-.n-rurs-b.,r rt1.,1o-
sebra Queen City, Thomas Il. Sheldon.
BH1rNE.rs-3,017 tons coal.
FrE1nn1s-unstcady ahippera aro not willing to
@ I. .up on eoaa 10 oneaso Sna to
are a. sandstilI. No eh.star4 wers % made today.
Tho number Of vessels that entered this port for the
te ue @ Nsse III sssses ue ineEsase oyor
nurFAIo
sc..tcl nt.cet-s ia RI. fAt.e,o 4+t.uu.
pCxr11o. MY. au4. a1.-The Now Union Steamboat
Cou,Eauy prop Portage was launched this Afternoon
lor direiaiors ase aJj eot kee qs3 feet over p 81
feel iaches beam, apd 1s feet hold carrying capa-
o!ty shout l.7o0 tons cost, S75.N. At last tho Mar
ala! nas postea tho sens =, it!Hs9 1oaea lot sao
IVY" - - - - '''' N' Wv NIN.~ o~'1' ''' '''
vrssets pasGEn pon7 AI;Ro.J
sptefai Dfssatta.o n. ctiraao 1rfbuns.
PoaT nuKos, Mich, Aug. 31-Dowx-prop1 st..
Paul, Waverly, Egyptian and eonaort scirs Goshawk.
, ltglua.
ur-rrops st. Joseph, Htt4burg and farges, supc-
rtor and Larucs: hcbrs New I1ampshtrs. sonbIn
Minch, Mon,an., Q. It. johnson, Montcalm.
wiHn-soota, eont'0'
t,a nor,,r, viii m ., nc.Sa,,r n,r,,an ,,ra, .h
ns WI ~ ae. neausaf Garf'sh a"as soo
pro.que 1.c On Friday Jast Tho lo.s was supp'cl bv
taking her mts.en.boon for q Isl,boom. ID which
ehp will la AlIo to GntnA her Journey
frtefat DispsfeA 10 Tia ta,eags rr,Ams.
ronT HuRos, hlch., Aug. H.--Nows-props 0aue-
fatchte, Howard and caEsort; srhra q. j. Tlllcn,
tEa.s tsa "eraeh' -opsa c1as'cs' - 'ohes, doiash
Ur-prons St.eucea, Mary Jssoct oue}eo. William
Cosio and barges, Porter Chamlxriln snd bargrs,
Ifai!le state anu exrRss schrs Columbian, Jane Nc
q stsmham "'noa'e' 'oan u Mo's oo. coox'
WlNn-Svuthvest: oentto.
-
... MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho prop Artelope, With tow Of larges, Is at tho
Charity Islands Disabled in her rnarhsnnrv ri. ,ro
r,,n.s,.. -. n.,. -. fAef
oaen'e 'eis oe.9os Monaay 10 70" Them to thichRo-
...I1e Clcselaud Ltdier Htatfa that tho scow May
flower, which was y.,ccnt.y SINK ou Marble
head. hna t,ecn tnwea Nv tho vrcrt,nn.,uv n,or.
.tor to within 30 rods of 11unt,n oton,s nock
Esllays lt,,ud. WHARF sbs row lava hor 1n,1nu .,ya
~ater. Mo4t Of her cargo OF stone was thrown over
day fixed red light, visible At 1atf miles. will bo
shown from the uev lighthouse on the Mnrnurt,s
breakw.ter, Tbs ApproxmAte position of The limit.
house. ~ taken from tho Lake Survey CHARTS il IN iu
Nv I1aue' Az; ~ deR W MN nnrth; longttnde 81
~ n,onnt "1S. ~ Inasmeh am Msaatss
v,siomIo IIs,tnr,c Z ~ 1n ,ni1ai Ss. ao's'
vim Tnhon Hnn:ns.s ~ " " - ~ . ~ ut..us
fmnn i1instre,inn. ri ,,a mn ,nscE.o ~ ~ seo ~, ~. ~.
American fakc ,,ran - ratnhr, se .c +. IT, tns ~
Tnisdn asg,s. r-.c...-tn.tan T u"oa " sno
nsncr tato. ~ sa f So'nGany Ino
mi! or.a m ~ sor. f.p,.h ~ ~ ILL., ~. ~ouunH'
s,re,,t. 81, Tia s,na fsn, ~ r,M ,,h % ea!acay'
u rrnortad ashnra Al raiar TJnnt mnsr gannmk pn
wa boun4 from Cleveland 10 i.ort iturou. "A'
A ~'e'.'N' ~ ''' 1A'n'
THE PERSIAN.
Tho crow Of tho steau,.hsros pnnsjau wlieh tnr,.5
, 1875-09-01

nis H. Paterson, atcam.barHe Hetrham end ronfort,
Rutter. bsrts Elizabeth Jonen, Chandler, J. Wells,
Purer 0often ltnle Kret~atr 1r!ntfvn, corn Al &c
prop Co'on EamIbci and bark 3. V. II. Wntaon tlsat
evening", wtIcst at qkn; prop, not nnmcdt what
through tata to New York. To Port Cnborno-Schsh
Hkylark, Hattie Wells, NJ. J. Wilcox, cnrn At 2Ar. To
UAwcRo-Hc1s American. corn at &c: achr ". II.
1o1uls wheat 1t Dc. To Ertc-pror Merchant, whtat
n11 through rnte. In Tho aflsrMo tho bnFge S.n!es
t taken for w. w Gu cufA u buffalo uu private
teEIp&.
, 1875-09-01

MRS. GARRET5oNs5
English. French, aud GermAn boarding aud Day
srhnof for Young Ladies' snd Children, No. 81 Wrst
Fp3sJ.scventh.st between Fifth and siath- Viii
Foopsn on "Wednesday, Sept. ~. 1x'a. Applications
male passonsly of " letter, u above.