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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-15

DIR. j. Walkers California Vim.
egar Bitters arc q purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges Of
the Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor-
MIA, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted therefrom without the use
of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked, "What is the cause of tho
unparalleled success of VINEGAR BIT
TERs7" Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient 70.
covers his health. They are the great
Hood purifier and life giving principle
perfect Renovation and Invigorator
Of the system. Never before in tho
history of tho world has q medicine been
compounded possessing tho remarkable
qualities Of VINEGAR BITTERs in healing the
sick Of every disease man is heir to. They
arc gentle Purgative as we'll as Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
the Liver and Yisceral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
The properties of DIR. WALKERS
VINEGAR BITTERs are Aperient, Diaphoretic,
Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic
Sedative, Counter-Irritant, Sudorific, Alter0
tive. and Anti-Bilious.
Il. 81. MCDONALD ~ CO.,
Druggists and Gen. Agts., San Francisco. California
and cor. of Washington and Charlton SITS. N Y
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-15

SCRIPTURAL.-"SIMMoN LIVER REGULA.
TOR is certainly specific for that class OF
complaints which it claims to cure. OF its
beneficial effects we do know something
and from personal experiments it is our
opinion that its virtues have not been exag.
gerated by the many fattering notices of the
press. If any of our fellow-beings are suffer
ing from hepatic disorders, and have doubts
in relation to the efficacy of this popular
preparation, we can only offer them the
simple and candid argument of Philip to Ma.
thaniel, Come and see.' Try the proposed
remedy, and then you can judge for your.
selves. REV. DAVID WILLS,
tor of Presbyterian Church. Macon. Ga
Prof. University of South Carolina"
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WOOL

PHILADELPHIA.-Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West
Virginia heeces, double extra and above, 49@50c
extra. 49(960c.; medium, 5l@52c.; coarse, 450J4Sc
New York, Michigan, Indiana, and Western feeces
fine, 469iSc.; medium, 6O@62c.; coarse, 4594
combing washed, $4,000; combing unwashed, 4l11c
fine unwashed, $780,; coarse and medium unwashed
pulled, 40@45c.: No. and super pulled, 40@45c.
BosTON.-Pennsylvania and Ohio feeces are sell.
ing mt 50@55c. for extra up to triple extra good
ing and deIaine fieeces in fair demand ut 40d
47c. for unwashed, the latter Is now an extreme
figure for good losts Of Kentucky Pulled wools sales
moderate nj 4Oa55c.: rs To quality.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-15
THE YOUNG FOLKS.

Our Fairy.
OF all the elves that are 20 neat,
There's none 20 fair a. Fairy!
The patter Of her little feet
Isquick and airyi
Her cheeks were like the woodland rose.
Could roses dimple,-
Nor Is there any flower that grows
More fresh and simplei
The little witch IL wondrous wise
And merry-minded
When by the sunshine In her eyes
Ny own are blinded.
Could she but feel the bliss steal
From her sweet laughter,
The puss would be afraid OF me
For ever after
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-15

WE copy the following from an exchange
which is important, If true: Chronic diar
rhea of long standing, also dysentery, and
all similar complaints common at this season
of the year, can be cured by the use (inter
nally) of Johnson's Anodyne Liniment. We
know whereof we affirm.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-15

AsOne pound of Dobbins' Electric Soap,
(made by Cragin & Co., Philadelphia, J
will do the work of five pounds Of any
other, it is really the cheapest, though it
costsa little more per pound. Try it.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-15

THE cathartics used and approved by the
physicians comprising the various medical
associations of this State, are now com
pounded and sold under the name of Par
sons Purgdtiue Pills.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-15

The man who pronounces Don
Quixote" Donkeyhote" shows dis
position to intrude his own name that is
not cOmmendable.
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THE buckwheat crop of the United
States last year is estimated at 100000
bushels.
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The Markets.

DIR. Tufts Hair Dye IL easily applied, impartss
beautiful black or brown, and acts like magic. Try
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-15

ONE who claims to know says that
eight quarts of salt spread around Elem
ish Beauty pear tree in the fall will cure
the cracking and give us sound pears.
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Household Helps.

tended"
Household Helps.
PIE CRUsT.-The most healthy pie
crust is made of thin, sweet cream and
-four, with a little salt. Don't knead
thin. Bake in a quick oven. Another
way is sift quart or two of flour in the
pan. Stir in the center little salt and
half a teaspoonful of soda we'll pulverized.
Now put in the hole cup of soft mot
liquid) lard, or butter and lard mixed,
stir it thoroughly with the -four next
add two scant cups of good sour milk or
buttermilk. Stir all quickly with the
-four, in such a way that you need
hardly touch it with your hands till you
can roll it out. Bake quick. This will
make three or four pies.
COOKING AsPARAGUs.-Cut in very
small pieces and boil twenty minutes in
water pretty well salted then skim it
out, throw away the water, put the
asparagus back and pour over it some
cream. Take tablespoonful of flour
and the same of butter, mix them we'll
together, and stir into the cream. Let it
boil up, and it is done. Try this, and
you will say it is the very best way to
serve asparagus you ever read or heard Of
SOAP MAKING.-A gentleman in the
Cincinnati Gazette says: After the
family supply of soap has been made in
the spring, the grease that accumulates
and is laid aside during the summer
often gets maggoty." To avoid this,
the following is good plan: Have
kettle full of I've and throw all bacon
rinds, ETC., into this kettle. And when
fall comes you will be surprised at the
nice lot of soap you have. And even if
rat falls in, he will be changed into soap
just the same.
SLICED TOMATO PICKLEs.-To one gal
lon of sliced tomatoes that are Just turn
ing white and have been scalded in salt
and water sufficient to make them lit
tie tender, mix tablespoonful of ground
pepper, one of mace, one of cloves, one of
ground mustard, one of cinnamon, four
of white mustard seed, twoof celery seed
or celery salt, one pod of green peppers,
four onions chopped fine, halfpint grated
horseradish. Mix all together and put
layer of each alternate; add one pound
of sugar and cover with vinegar.
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the price of wool by too much COMPETE
ton in buying. 1t holds that "the
wisest policy in the purchase of woods is
to buy as you 60 and take the chances of
a rise or fall in the price of the staple ac-
cording to the demand and prices OBJ
tanned for manufactured goods. BY this
means interest is saved and the producer
ceases to be rival bidder against his
own interest. BY this means he can use
his money for the uses the capital is in
tended"
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A bill has been fled in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, in Philadelphia, charging Alex
ander Irwin, confidential clerk Of Henry G..
Morris, bankrupt proprietor of the Southwark
Iron Company, with drawing $4,000 from
its capital in the past years, and with total
Indebtedness to the establishment of
$4,000.
The long agony of the Tilton. Bee cher trial
has ended by the disagreement of the jury
for Beecher, 8 for Tilton.
The Fourth OF July was observed on the
9Th with general rejoicing in every part of
the country, and in several cities abroad by
the American residents. see. The first celebra.
ton of our national birthday ever ATTEMPTED
by the American Indian took place at Atoka,
1T. At least 5000 Indians were present.
A bountiful dinner was prepared for all in q
beautiful grove near the town. Gov. Allen
Wright, an educated Choctaw Indian, was
President OF the day, and welcomed the peo-
pie an an appropriate address. He was fol-
lowed by present principal Chief, Col. Cole.
man, who spoke in the Choctaw language
His address was particularly interesting and
progressive. The Hon. NV. Reynolds, of
Kansas, was orator of the day, and his sub
ject, American Manhood" was well han.
died: Speeches were made by the Hon. b.
w. Perkins, Judge Of the Labette District
VfiSuop OOis hCfsOy anu
others. long step forward has been made
in the interest Of progress, law, order, and
real civilization Of Indians.
A prominent lawyer Of Chicago, in com.
pliance with the request Of several grain
dealers there, has. given an opinion on the
provision Of the State law requiring that
the expense Of an inspector Of grain must
be borne by the grain dealer. He holds that
this provision is unconstitutional, and that
the expense OF inspection should be borne
by the State as much as that Of the courts or
any other State matter.
The Wisconsin Republican State Conven-
ton has nominated Harrison Ludinston, of
Milwaukee, for Governor, and II. s. Eatons,
OF Richland, for Lieutenant-G Governor. The
platform favors free education, the public
school system, the taxation of all for its sup.
port, and no division Of the school fund for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-17
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 16, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Erin BD. Andrews, Liverpool via Queens
town. W Hurst =, -,
steamer Acapulco. Gray. Aspinwall-PaciAc Mail
Steamship Co
Alexandra a sons - -. -
Steamer Regulator, Jones, wilmington, NV
Clyde Co. - 80. -, n. -.
Rlc nm nd--fjld Dominion steamship Co.
steamsr Gen Whitney, Baeti, Bosion-B Dimoct-
Bark Julie DUTCH, scorpion, Rotterdam-funcn,
Edye a CO. -
Bark Florence Peters Mitchell Misunderstanding Il
Honghton -
Brig Frank Clark Morton Progreso-B Metcan
Co
Brig Pearl Briggs, Port spain-Daniel Trowbridge
Co
Brig Perces Huxley, Small, Cicnuegos-simpson,
Big Alice NJ (Br), Lavery. st John, Mp Nevius
Son.
schr Ruth Robinson Rogers Rio Janeiro-Thos Norton
4 Co
scir Hattie Haskell Hewitt, san Bias via Aspinwall
Miller Houghton.
achr Mary 4 witham, Austin, Cape Hsyti-R Murray,
Jr
scbr p J Hazard. Brewster Georgetown sc-Bentley,
Gildersleeve & Co -
schr J r Robinson, Harvey, Boston-Chas living.
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Cane Of Good Hope Dec and creased the Equator Jan
O. IN Ion 81 50 W. Had hne weather 70 Hateras thence
lon Sc 20 W. spoke ship Carroilton. from San Francisco
II Bark " Roseyelt. Hartman, Havana Is days. with
sugar 70 ndo arg MOI aos,ru, Marspzas Is days. with
SMEAR 10 TOBIAS g. Was days north Of Hsterss
Win strong N and NV winds
Brig Bslear, Bahrs San Bias Jan H. ana Key West
Brig Starlight lof New Haven't Slower. Fort Spain,
Trinidad, 20days with sugar TO L. Armstrong
Had heavy NV gales on this coast.
Brig Bishop ot harpsweil Me) Bishop, Matanzas
to master Had strong and NV winds; was 4 days
scsr Gertrude riummer .of Addison P!ummer. Aqua.
Schr Annie L Palmer lof Bath, Mel. Lewis, Berscos
10 DAYS with fruit TO Nadge vessel to Staples
Had strong northerly winds 80
scbr Jas Bayles, Dickinson Pensacela 10 days with
lumber TO order; vessel 10 Dayton a Co. 49,
schr Helen Condor. Mccarthy. Jacksonville 10 DAYS
sehr Geo Young. M.rshaIy s.tna Mills. ca, DAYS
schr Sarah Lavinia, Anderson. Virginia. with oysters
schr A Stewart Duvel Virginia.
ARRIVALS IN TIE SOUND.
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION,
WHIrKsroNE, Feb i6. 1878
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Franconia, Bragg Portland for New York,
with mdse ana passengers toJ Ames
Steamer City OF Fitchburg Spinner, New Bedford for
New York. with mdse and passengers
schr Geo TrRg Linnekin. Gloucester for New York.
with nsh TO Trigg Co.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer City Of New bedford. Fish, New York for New
Bedford.
All the above are fast in the ice OF here
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AxsrKRpAn Feb I4-Arrived. bark Nary Marshall
OBJ, Lent. Phiiadelpha.
BRErrRHAvts FEB i4-Arrived, barks Gutenberg GER
Noble. Savannah; st Andrew (Br), Dick Balnmore
Clio gen. schupp, Wilmington, NC
saIlcd Ilth, bark lmperator Nor), Jensen. United
States
CaooxHAvrr Feb lG-OH ship Ontario. Patterson. New
York tor London.
DEAL Feb Is-sailed, ship Cornelius 0rnnen, Boriand
Qrom London, New York.
FAsrrFr. Feb 10. Q PM-oh. steamer Canada Br) Sum-
ncr, from New York for London.
GLAscow, Feb l6-Arriveo. barks Kate helick (BD.
Frazer and Sole 1taD. vervena, New YORK; brig
Van Horn tBr). Hooker Wilmington. NC; schr VIM Hun.
ter (Sorl. Nielsen. do.
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IT, 1875 TRIPLE SHEET

Hozs KoHo. Fob N-Anivsl. steamer Great Republic
Cobb, San francisco via Yokohama
Sailed 18th. steamer China Philip San Francsss via
Yokohama.
LivERrooI. Feb l5-Arrived, steamer Gurtubay tsp,,
Ansoreaga, Charleston; banks Unanims (Br Nckerson.
Savannah Yarmouth (Br) Brown, Galveston; hsthiide
(sp) Uriare, do: brig Cora (Br, Henderson, New York.
LONDON. Feb D-Cleared. bark vesta Nor). G-unde.
Philadelph
NEWCASTLE Feb -sailed. brig Carl August GER. Do
len, Philadelphia
NEWPORT Feb l5-Artved. bark Dorothy OBJ. W.T.
Iams. New YORK.
oroRro-Arrived bark Germania Port Garinho. New
York.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb l6 $50 AM-Arrved, steamer Re-
public (Br), Gleade, New York for Liverpool (and pro-
ceeded).
SLIGO. Feb lS-Arrived bris salista Partridge New
York
Sailed from - Feb Ii bark Frugoni do voto GtaD,
Perass. United States
LONDON, Feb l6-shp Sydney Dacres (Br. Blake, from
San Francisco Sept 10 Liverpool has been abandoned
northwest Of the skeilig Islands, coast Of Ireland
crew saved. [rhe was iron ship Of 1880 tonA
built stockton. e. in 1884 and hailed from Liverpoe
Ship Olive (Br). Davies from Singapore Jan for Bos.
ton, been abandoned 1T . sinking condition
Crew saved.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTEsT0SE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer City Of Chester (Br) Kennedy Liverpool Feb
and Queenstown 9Th, with mdse and passengers 10 q
Dale.
steamer Henry chauncey. Rathbun. Aspinwall Feb
7. with mdse passengers TO the Pacific NAL steam
ship Co.
steamer Columbus Feed nayans Feb H. with
mdse and passengers 10 VIM CLYDE A Co. Fec Is. lat
% ~, ion u 6 passed English ship bound TO New
YorK. showing signal letters HSJM.
steamer san Jscinto Hazard, Savannah Feb 13
with mdsc and passengers 70 Garrison.
steamer Champion LOCKWOOD Charleston Feb IL
with mdse ana passengers TO J 0uintard co.
Wyanoke. Coucn. Richmond, City Point
and Norfolk with mlse passengers to the old Don
mon Steamship Go
with mdse and passengers to j Kenyon.
ship Lillian tof ~ John. NBl Hall Calcutta and Sand
Heads I2O days. with mdse 10 Berteaux. Passed
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PRESIDENT GARRETTs REPLY.


SCOTS TELEGRAM TISSUE OF GROSS MIS-
sTATEMENTs-AN IMMENSE REDUCTION OF
RATES CONTEMPLATED.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. 16, 1875.
There seems no prospect at present that the
war between the Pennsylvania and Baltimore and
ONO railroads will be reconclled but, on the con-
trary, that 1t VIII be waged with ferceness.
President Garrett tonight states that Presi-
cent Scott's telegram OF to-day Is tissue OF gross
misstatements and misrepresentation from be-
ginning to end all OF which he can readily demon
strate by irrefutable evidence, and that his plan
OF protecting the mercantile interests OF Phila-
dephia and New York by his attempted
exclusion OF the Baltimore and ONO
Company. his most vigorous competitor for
trahic, VIII certainly prove tae reverse OF Salts
factory to the merchants o. those cities. In order
W come ell the Pennsylvania road 10 reopen the
OF aeS New YORK the er sse
more and Ohio road and IT'S con-
necions, orders have been given by the
ductIon OF the passenger rates between Washing
ton, Baltimore and Philadelphia and the lead
easo . sa ealtm 1ss anS rom
fnrmd s2 om SIS 10
SO; between st. Louis and Bal imOre and WASH
ingion. rom s2s 10 SO; between Louisville and
Baltimore and Washington, from $40 to sl2; De-
tween Pistsburg and Baltimore aud Washington.
from IS SO to Sc similar reduction has also
been made between Philadelphia and Chicago.
CINCINNATI, St. Louis. L.ulsville and Pltrsburg.
These reductions take effect ~ once. The
travelling public will thus promptly realize .
saving In nrAny cases OF thirty and forty per cent
which has resulted from the extraordinary Cd.
structions placed by the pennsylvania road In the
way OF the use OF the Baltimore and ONO Company
Tor It's freight ana passengers OF the monopoly OF
the Camden and Amooy road, controlled Oy the
Pennsylvania road between Philadelphia and
New YORK. liz is understood that the Baltimore
ana Ohio Company IL arranging ior a line Of first
class steamships or tae conveyance oil ireIght be-
tween New YORK and Baltimore. All It's western
connections have teIegIaphed to me Baltimore
and OHIO Company mat they VIII cbeerfully CO.
operate IN IT'S poncy throughout as long as the
Pennsylvania road continues 10 obstruct Its busi-
ness TO Philadelphia and New YORK..
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w.r..,o.D, Feb s-Arrived. Ricardo, coudslsrs. Rev

ALLoA. Feb i-Arrived. Marie Aste, oivari. New
ANTWERP. Jan so-ssiIed from Flushing Roads, osni,
nd put mt eprsnS soass shn rep WI
mlngton; Adolph. Hogmaa, New York; Competitor.
BosDEAu1 Feb i-ssilsd. braupaer' insvoldssn.
OAapiS. Feb s-Arrvea Jennie Prince. Prince. Liver
S!DIs: Jan a~cIesrea, orI,el.. S.n,sro New York;
fSh s 40; ss,h ESnases ss Mare daSsano dc ssS
Sxs ysS s11HSsS q. r.yi., on.n..., London for
DuGEssss. Fe1 s-0a, Xnsoinests, Eossnsu. from,
FALsourn.' Feb s-sailed. cleua, fer New York; sd.
SasssSst Fss: Arrived n s.u,s. Cray noul%s.n-
' HeIrnsAD, Tss 2-saeA. Juno Russell Ircm Liver
Iy.ssosI FsSs Arrived, f...sss 10. Watson. New
Ys Sailed assaY HAIRY s ssina
= Seb Sa: : PSS non Ruu for VIII
81 ass e: New York.
q tss.es s Jan a-ASrivss. sns osnD. J.csrino.
'' s.lsa3 snow Ds :.. ssssfs s.::
gn.p AnSss. ssw r3rf E. 18Th c:,,.
3: ssr Now York;
s sarah u. SEA: Upward for new
.S SuI.s:.o"s. Feb s.Arrivea Emile. Diecks, sa.
on lsr Dinsbury Hojea from liverpool for Balh-
slice Jan ssArrtysa Arstsn:. Carey. Halifax; Feb
81 Nxz4Hs,. .Jsa sl--saiIsd, Annals Hedwig. Colin.
TRoos, FEB i-Arrived. British Queen. Anderson. 81
T.irsrs Jan 2s-saied. Jacob n Haskell. crowsn.
VAIENcrA Jan 7s-saiea Biytnewood (s,, New York.
Woo Jan 2i-Arrived, Carl Johann, Trapp. New York
Cand sid 18th for Oportoj
DEAL. Feb g. Noon-The bark Harrisburg. Flowers
from Philadelphia tpr Dunsirk WHICH arrived IN the
80 fathoms OF chain in lieu Of others lost THE has
since arrived at DunkirkL
FALMOUTH. Feb 2-The Psyche. sgTtyea here reports
Tarragona, from Now Orleans Tor Barcelona, with loss
OF mizzen ana mainmast head, steering gear. bull
Feb S~The Stcur Honeywell. from Lisbon for St
loss Of bulwsrks, BOAT galley, sails and rigging.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 3-The Nellie Moody, hence for Var.
mouth Ms, ashore at M0elfra, mas Been got Oh auc-
docked this tide at Albert Basin.
LISBON Jan 2s-rhe Torbay Lass Churchill, which ar
rived here Jan - from st john NE, had lost 0owspr
and aqs naa aSen @
tails OF hsh.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb 1.-THE Lalia W, NcNeill.. from New
York reported yeste rdsy Is having pat in here with
stem. and jettsencd about i've tons Of wheat
RAxsGArr Feb 1.-The Anna. Probst, from Rotterdauqs
for New York. ashore on the Good win. has now filled
stores and mate landed here. also about
500 OF tobacco and pipes. marked AZ, Hh WD,,
n. are no
will be landed here
SLIGO Feb 1.-The Luigi slosovtch, arrived here to:
day from San Francisco reports having experlencea
pumped up some grain and lost some sails
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SAILED.

Steamers Erin Br,: Liverpool; State Of Georgia Drh
Regulator, Wilmington. NC; MysHeke. Richmond, &c {;
ships Haze (Brl Shanghai; Lille soulsard tBr liver
pool barko Abel Abbott, Caao; Luigi (Aus), Cork
sanoath' = srsyton, ysps.sise; Frsncise g. sI..
metro; john Marsh, Matsnzas; hrias Acea Thurlow,
Cardenas: Florence (Br), Pernanbuce; Maggie Wood
Bride Br), HULL schrs Lizzie Ives 81 Croix Daybreak
Nuevitas; Paine, Point a.Pitre Almon Bird. st
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains are
Informed that by telegrsphins to the HERALD London
Bureau No 4s Fleet street the arrivals at and depart.
ures from European ports and other ports abroad. Of
American ana all foreign vessels trading with the
United States the same will be cabed to this country
free OF cha rye and published.
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SPOKEN.

An America ship showing signal letters OTIS Jan
BARK caro- Brooks. from Richmond for Rio Janero
Jan 8. lat 04 n, lon 20 45 w.
Schr Belle Grove l. from Portland Tor new YORK, req
H. at anchor CT stone Horse.
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from Bav Of Islands Jan II, bark OsmanlL Will
liams Of Is. TO cruise and home. -
on Coast OF Africa no date ship Janus, Jenney Of NIB
nothing since leaving st Helena.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFF
"A fcrcnt States; legal everywners; dcsertion 4c;
sufcient ause; publicity required; no charge until
divorces n HOUSE. Attorney, 1874 broadway
:. RS0I.IJTH DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
ofdidercnt states legal every where; no publicity;
50 e'' ." FREDERICK l. KING,
" Counsellor at-Law, 3U2 Broadway.
Hro ONE SHOULD BUY DIAMONDS TILL THEY
IN have called on HOWARD Co, 22a rum avenue.
yUuE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE For
/ paina aches sores, bruises and sore throaB, Is Dr.
ToBiAsi VENETIAN LINlMENT; "a years before the
public and never failed Sold by all druggists " cents
and 81
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notice is given by the Lighthouse Board that and
March 1915 steam iog whistle giving blasts OF
seconds intervals OF 80 seconds VIII be sounded
during thick and foggy weather at Southwest Reef hght
station. haalaya Bay, Louisiana.
Washington, Feb l6 ls75.
According TO the new sanitary regulations now in
force Portugal all vessels arriving at Portuguese
port night have to display green light on the fore
mast Every yesse be provided with yellow
flag pendant except steamers, whose pendant must
be yellow, win u green border. -
Ofce OF Consul General Of Portugal in New York, Feb
l6 1873