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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-08-29

The DEATu OF King THEoDoRE.-A French
traveller gives the highly romantic description of
the death of King Theodore of Abyssinia. The
writer profrsees TO have been always on friendly
terms with the deceased monarch, and was OPP
posed to the English expedition:
Theodore did not commit suicide. Having
witnessed the destruction Of his army, and having
searched death in vain amid ball and shell, when
lie saw the head of the cIeny's columns crown
the breach he understood that his last hour had
come: he saw that resistance was impossible, and
that he was about tO be made prisoner. This re-
lection made him roar (rugir.) If the English
captivcs had been still in his power. their death
would have been certain. In n fit of fury. or
rather madness, he ordered their determination,
forgetting that they were free in the English
camp. On seeing his power fleeing from him
with the blood Of his soldiers, contemplating his
Empire DESTROYED. his dynasty overturned, his
reign finished, two streams of tears coursed down
his cheeks: the muscles of his face and chest
were contracted with pain, and his limbs writhed
i'm mute despair. His bitter sufferings should
atone for MANY of his crimes. Two balantcheras,
pistols in hand. stood silently waiting his order.
lie gave his will to Emgheldo. Crossing his
arms over his breast i've prayed; then with a hol-
low voice he repeated several times, Ethiopia,
Ethiopia my wife, my children The gate,
trembling under the blows of the assailants, was
giving way. Proudly raising his head, Theodore
drew his sword tO Perish like n European. In
the bosom OF the Trinity said lie Ia the hal
autcherss. fire. They both aimed at his head,
but Emgheddo's courage failed, and his arm fell
inert. Area alone obeyed, and his bullet broke
the skull Of Africa's bravcst warrior. The BAL
antcheras remained by the body of their master
expecting death. At this moment the gate was
broken in, and the English soldiers, drunk with
blood and carnage, rushed forward. Emgheddo
showed them the lifeless body of Theodore.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-08-29
ELEY'S AMMUNITION

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TO u O.
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soRGnCMP PAN, forty feet long.
UPPER and LOWER FURNACE MOUTHS and gratebars.
IROS Kinney twenty-five feet by twenty-four inches,
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ALAEGER MILL. Pans and Chimney.
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them, and
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Cash. Notifications made In the above Machinery 10 suit
circumstances rvGdred.
The undersigned having had considerable experience in the
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Specifications OF Whist Machinery Is requisite to make on the
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per day. aud he Is satisfied that no larger quantity u Sugar
IL. IL the same juice and no better Raw Sugar eau be mtdr by
auy Maehiu,ry ~Eatever (not excepting the Vacuum or other
Steam Pans) than by a properly arranged Sorghum Pan APP
paratus. with Carriers, Cooling Surfaces. Furnace, Flues and
Chimney IN proper proportion to each other, While less skill Is
required 10 the management than with any other apparatus
65i I'm W. L. GREEN.
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Ii d X ERS
Il in want q
ImDOrted Labor.

VIII address a line 20 tie undersigned, stating what kind a
men. aud how many they will be likely to want, he will Gu
deavnr 20 have their requirements met. as far az practicable.
There being at the present momen; so many different views
sztO
What Class of Labor is Best.
or What Laborrrs will be permitted 10 be imported, that the
united action which - necessary TO obtain any adequate amount
Of Impaired Labor + wanting. By getting the views u the
majority. something may be effected. or 4 sufficient number Of
variou. classes Il lsboregs may b. asked for TO make II worth
Will 10 or.auize with the sanction 81 the Board Of lmmigra-
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S3l lm W. L. bNEhN-
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-28

was getting faint and weary, when over the tops of some distant trees described the pagoda of fungchow glistening in the rays ot the setting sun. Never had the Lizard lights after ever so long a commission been so welcome to us as that old pagoda. How we blessed the builder of it. It was about five miles distant on our right. Therefore 1t was evident that during or.E long chase We must have been going very nearly in the right direction. However, had we not seen the pagoda we should have passed the city to the northward, and in that case it IS not easy to say when we should have found it. a fs'
 F We now rode straight for the city, and arrived just as it had become quite dark, and it will be long before l forget that ter rlble day,and the chase of the Tartar caval- ry
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-28
EeNflteTS!! FeUxhers!!!
Important to ..'~' HOUSEKEEPERS.

:" EALTH Luxury and Economy may be SC
 A-A cured by having your r'eather Beds Renovated This process is done entirely bl steam, and not only makes them clean and wholesome which prevents sickness, but re lieves each fibre from it's matted condition, In crossing the bulk of the bed oftentimes one half, thereby rendering them more luxurious In fact it is everything essential to.old or new
 7 . + FEATHER BEDS, ..
 Destroying. all moths or liability to them removing all disagreeable scent Common among new feathers) and all gummy or glut. inous substance from the quill; thereby pre- serving them from the effects of long Gusage
 The subscriber having purchased of Bronson and Weldon one of Peabody and Cowls cele- brated Feather dressing and Renoyating ma chimes and the right to use the same in the towns of Eitchfeld, Goshen, Harwinton, Nor ris, Bethlehem, Washington and Warren, and has set up the same at his residence Son the South Plains. in the town of Etchfield is pre- pared (until further notice) to take and return beds we'll renovated and ready for immediate use. Price i.1, ,.f.7-
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Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-28

FEW PEOPLE unacquainted with physio- logical chemistry are aware of the quantity of iron in the blood, but all should tsao,u the importance of keeping up the supply, for debility, disease and death are sure to follow when the quantity becomes reduced too much. The Peruvian Syrup Ia pro. toxyde of iron, supplies this vital element, and has cured many chronic diseases. taili
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-28

HEALTH RESTORED FOR A DOLLAR sergeant in the 125th Regiment, N. Y. s V, discharged in August, 1864, as $ infect ed with incprable Liver, Disease,nl writes to RADwAY < O., from Elmira, N. T., nn der date June 10th, 1867, that he sshas beer entirely cured by four boxes of REaunA TING PILLS, at the cost of one dollar, afte spending two hundred and sixty dollars or advice and medicine, to no purpose. Com ment' is unnecessary.
 Price 25 centspef box. coated with sweet gum, free from taste. Sold by Druggists.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-28

Badness. Grayness, and other imperfec tions of the Hair, will be regarded as inex cnsabie after trial of Mrs. s. A. Allen I Improved (ne,o style) Hair Restorer or dres slug, (in one boAte.( Every Druggist sell 1t. Price One Dollar. .- ,,,.ll si-sa ,.s.,.f
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-28

r': The buildings, lumber-yard, and a ship
 loaded with blinds, belonging to the Derby
 Building and Lumber Company, at Bridge port Conn.,, were destroyed by fire on the 17th Loss, $50, ,00Qii | aaa1 .'as3 gs1 ,saTo
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-28

Georgia elects six Republican congress men, Louisiana four, North Carolina six, South Carolina four, and Arkansas three: total twenty three. Georgia elects one dem
 ocrat, Louisiana one, and North Carolina one. total three.g.E.. .s q. E "A. .gI l--
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-28

Blessings on the man who first invent. ed sleep" But how can any one sleep who l is filled with pain? By using Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil. to be sure! .,... ;
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-28

The total active militia force of the State of Connecticut is 3,977, fully armed and equipped. The inactive numbers 23, 7O6 number of persons assessed communication tax is IT, 789.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-28
Mrs. H. M. Baldwin ..-.: s -. .+ s-.-Ef-1 2. ..g r. .sr .y Has just received the Largest Assortment of 4. ys-. .a .54 ..:- t-~ -..-. NH rz -: : I .si5 tc NA1 ll la- .a ..- .5 iis..-

ee- .- AND f@.5'If s...t
 ~a.. j" FANCY GOODS, TO BE FOUND IN LIrcHFlELD COUNTY BoNNETs AND HATS, Ln oNthe Mtest Styles, ct prices very lo,o. .a- A choice line of GLOVES, REAL LACEs,
 GIMPs, PRINCES, sa+'f.
 TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, Sc. Ngn Hats and Bonnets bleached and altered in the most fashionable shapes. ga ...- -. y DRESSES AND SACQUES cut and made to order and warranted to give satisfaction. .
 s*s A very large and extensive assortment of all kinds of ...-- r.
 Yankee Notions. "' PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE, ii.@.~
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-30
Rrar,rrR's orrrcE, CARSON CRY. NV,

REGISTERS OFFICE, CARSON CRY. NV,
February 2, 1858.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
IN Louis Fousler has this day Aled In this
once y diagram, together with = notice OF Appll.
cation for Patent from tho United States. under
Act Of Congress, approved July 60, 1866, for Six
hundred feet Of the Comstock LODI, known ~
tho Crmsus Gold and Silver Mining Company,
inths Virginia and Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey County, Nevada, said claim bounded on
the north blythe Cholar. Potosi Mining Com.
pany's claim, and on the south by the CoPpers'
and Nfll's ground. and is moro particularly de-
scribsd as follows, to.wit: The northern line Of
said claim has direction north 10 &C. east, and
passes through point on said line marked on
diagram No. l, from which the center Of the
Cf@sus q. & y, y, Cos shaft bears south $50 ~
west PA feet; the southern line o! said claim be-
gins at q point marked No. 2. bearing south l6o
~ vsst slx hundredfsetfrom the hrst mentioned
point, No. /, and has a direction parallel with the
northern line. Tho walls Of said vein or lode
arc unknown and the extent thereof laterally
cannot be asceTtsincd by actual measurement,
but IL bounded on each side by the wall OF the
same. Tho amount ofground between tho end
lines and the unAScertained walls Of the lode Is
estimated at ten acres. =,
: In addition to the above estimate OF ground l
claim tn : following described surface ground.
Beginning at stake No. l from which the Crnsus
sh Taft bears north GO west "a feet, aud running
thence ~ north e2o ~ east 100 feet; thence 70
north 6Oo As west 2e0 feet; thence () south 3Oo
Is wes,eoO feet; thence(t ~ south $40 45 east ls7
t tsS, so sGsn ~ IS 81 '1 sa.s iss feet; ss.neo a. north
l8o l5 east Ito festto the place Of beginning, con-
WARREN t. LocKHART.
4 fyll.q Od Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-30
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 20.

REGISTERS oyrrcr. CARSON CITY. NEv.,
February 7. 1858. s
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the Cr9susG Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany, by John Nelson President, has thit day
died in this once diagram, together Win q
notice Of application for patent from the unitsd
States. under Aetof Congress, approved yuly 20,
1866, for Six Hundred feet'o no Ccmstoek
Lode. known ~ the Cr9sus Gold AND. silver
Mining Company's claim. In the Virginia and
Gold Hill Mining District, Storey County Neva'
dA. SAID claim 10 bounded on the north oy the
CholsF.PotoslM Mining Company claim, and on
tho south by the Copper's and Mills ground, and
Il more pariicnlsrly described rs follow to;wu:
The northern line OF said claim has a diresqon
north $50 &C. west aud south 100 49, east, and
passes through a point In said line marked on
diagram No. !, from which the center OF the
Ctnsus @. & y. III. Co. sshaft hears south e3'
ly west ga feet Thcsouthera line Of saidclsim
begins ut q point marked No. 9, bearing south
1870 H. west 600 feet from the first mentioned
northern line. The walls Of said vein or lode
are unknown, and the extent thereof laLsraly
cannot be ascortained by actual Measurement,
bat Il 10 BOUNDED on each side by the wall Of the
same, tho amount Of ground between tho end
lines and the unaseertained walls Of the lode Ii
estimated ~ ten seres. .a..n!g.i 80
10 addition to the above estimate Of ground
said Company claims the following described
surface ground: Beginning at stake No. from
which the Crosus shaft besrs north 69o west 81
foet and running thence. LIST, north 300 ~ east
l80 feot; thence (a) north 600 4y west220l feet;
thence C) south 500 ~ west 900 feet: thence ~
south $40 4y east 1877 feet: thence (1 soIth 90
l5' west 45t feet: thence (e) south 4fo@1 enStl66
tset; thence north 1870 IS east l73 feet 10 the
p~laseof beginning. containing ! $40 acres.
WARREN T. LooKHART,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-30
Application for patent.
Notice No. 9S.
U. s. RrGIxrrR,s Orncr.

CARSON CITY, N.Y., April y. lSSC
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE I'M
organized under the laws OF tho State OF California.
has this day died In this once . diagram. together
with . notice OF appncation for patent nom the
United States. under Act Of Congress- approved
feetof the Comstock Lode, ami the Imperial Silver
Mining Company's claim. known a. the Holmes and
Logan mining ground and claim, In the Gold HIN
Mining District, storey county, Nevada and bound
Ell on the north by the Rice 1 Co.. or Gold HIN Q.
NJ. 4 N. Co.'S claim. and on the south by the Chai-
lcnSe Company claim. and 10 dsscibcd as follows.
to-Wit: Commencing al post marked No. y, which
Is situated north SO west tAa FEET distant nom the
northwest corner Of the Challenge Mining Compa-
ny. shan, running thsuee north 50 ~ east GSS teet
thence south so ~ east tl-s5 feet; thence south
so 5H east .1S5 feet: thence south 80 ~ east
I.0o55 fest to stake No. II: thence south 50 ~ west
G5S feet TO stake No. IL: thsnce south 30 81 west
thence north $50 ~ west ti-!3 feet; thence north
so 80 west SELF feet TO the place OF Beginning. con-
tanning two and f~orty-four hundredths l2itlOo)
acres. The above described surface ground. cover
for tho successful working Of said mlnlng claim.
The walls Of said vein or lode are unsscertained and
the lateral extent thereof Il unknown. and tho ex-
tent OF said vein or lode cannot AZ present be aScer
tAinod by actual measurement, but the said vein or
lode 10 bounded on each side by the wall thereof.
SAID company claims, In addition to the above de-
scribed surface ground. the right to follow sail vein
or lode, or any Of Its dips. spurs. angles. or vAria-
lions. int2 adjoining land. especially beneath this
said eud lines and the walls OF tho lode necessary
for the future working Of said mining ground, and
claim 10 contain Ave ~ acres In addition to the
amount already claimed above. Said claim Il more
particularly dsscrbed In the notice and diagram
WSRREN 1. L0cKHIRT. Register.
apga~1m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-30
Application for Patent.
Notice No. %.

RrsIsrxR'sorYicE CARSON CTR. NKv.
April 20, 1868.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Front Lode Consolidated Mining Company.
BY Samuel A. ChapIn. President. has this day
ai-dln this office a diagram. together with . no.
tiee Of application for patent. from the United
States. under Act Of Congress. approved July
26, ls66. for three thousand feet OF u lode OF
quartz, commonly called the Middle Lode, and
Known az the Uncle Sam. Senior, Companys
claim, moro recently known ~ the Hills, tho
Chaplin, and tho Bennett Mining Companies. sit
uAted on Gold Canon. in Gold Hill Mining Dis
trict, Storey county, Nevada. commencing AZ a
point on the west side Of the uold Canon ROAD
about It's fest north OF the Empire Mill. ut which
point the quarter section corner post, on the
west line Sec. 5. T. 10, N. r 81 east. bears south
go JO west 772 fsot dls,aut-splreo OF the Catho-
lie Church bears north % west; thence running,
LIST course. north 90 30 west 2.OOO ieet 10 sake
set nj north end Of claim located 81 feel west OF
main street. Gold HUI, opposite the assay office
Of the Rhode Island Mill; 2i course, eSmmene.
Ing agalu ut the above named point (ITo fset
north Of tho Eudpirc sulD. thence running south
90 30 east 900 feet to u stake set In q snalr IA
vine about 100 feet north Of Seals MIL the
surface ground claimed with said mining claim
Il described ~ follows, to wilt: Firsttraet-Com
neuciug a, U point on the first course distant 1875
feet from the point Of commencement, tnenee
running. hrst eoune. south SOo 10y west u teet;
2d-north - 30 west It's feet; 3i-north soISv
east 1913 feet; 4th-south - ~ east l65 feet; 9TH
-south 500 30 west i55 feet to point OF begin
ming on the main line. Second tract Ceinmen
ing az the south end Of the ciaim-end OF I'd
course-thence running. LIST course. south 6Oo 3V
west 100 foot; 2d-north % 3V west 700 foot;
al-north 500 3V east l66 feet: 4th-south 20 20
east 900 feat, 5th-south s0o3V west 81 feet to
place Of beginning. The walls Of said lode Re
uuaseertalnsd, and tho lateral extent Of said vein
or lode ID unknown. aud the extent OF saia vein
cannot be aseertainsd by actual measurement
wall of the same, and the amount OF ground con.
tanned therein between the given end lines and
The unaseertalnod walls, together with the tno
tracts above described. is estimated to eontain
twenty acrel. Said claim IL more particularly
described by tbs notice and diagram posted In
nv once and ut stake No. 1 on the claim.
WARREN T. LOCKHARr, Register.
April 20. 1868 3m.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
A~pplicatlon Tor Pateht.
'ei2Noaee No. e1.FODGlO
Us RroyrkR's orI,cs, ;,

Vas
CARSON CuY, Nky., April - iSs.(
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI TIN ~;
IN p~rial Slvtr Mining Company. aAsorpvfahoh
organized under the laws OF the state OF Caiit'rnia.
has this day MED In this once : diaxIam; soss'ns,
United States. under Act OF Congress, approveL
July n, lS6, for One Hundred and eighteen Nls
feet OF the Coms.oek Lode. and Imperial SILVER
Mining COMPANY slsim; snSMn as n S,nss sa a
county Nevada. AMI bounded on the north by the
mining claim known a. the 1riIlonc claim. and on
The south by the BACON Company's claim. aniis
more partienlary described asfoHovs. toswh: Conf
'J east siIty-nins l60) feet distant nom . post on
the TOP OF the Conicaf Hnt east OF te Imperial and
Empire new hobting work., tunnlns thence south
80 ~ west us feet TO stake No. :; thence north 80
y, vest 900 fs1t; thence north ste 81 ives, rs
$50 ti west Yi-5 feet 70 stake No. u; thence north
so Ia east iiS feet 70 stake No. %: thence south SO
40 east s2t-. net; thence south so ~ east tl-7o,
ieet; thence south $40 81 east TO Ret; thcnee
ming. containing four AMI thirty-nine hnndredths
"a 3Gl0Dl acres. The above described surface ground.
covering the prospscted portion OF the lode, Is
necessnry for the successful working OF said mlnlnS
taIned, and the lateral extent thereof Is unknown,
AMI the extent OF such vein or loie cannot at pres
ent be Ascertaincd by actual measurement. but the
said vein or lode Is bounded on each aide by the
wall thereof. said company claims. In addition to
the above described surface. ground. the right TO fol-
low xli vein or lode, or any OF Its dips, spurs,
angles or variations into adjoining land. especially
ttneAth the surface. and estimate the amount Of
land between sald end lines and the walls Of tho lode
necessary for the future working OF said mining
ground, and claim to contain ten Q0l acres In addi-
lion TO the amount already chained above. Said
claim Is more particularly described In the notice
and diagram posted In this onice and on tho claim.
WARREN 7. LOCNHARr, Register.
"a