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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-05

IHE RESIGNATION F COMMISSIONER
BLoW.-The resignation of Hon. Henry r.
Blow, one of the Commissioners to govern
the District, preference TO which was made in
The STAR last evening was received by the
President last evening. His letter of resig-
nation bears token of the amicabie and pleas
ant relations which have existed in the Conis
mission, and declares that personal consid-
eratlonS alone induce his retirement The
President has notified Mr.. Blow of the ac-
ceptance of the resignation, in which he
exI resses his kind wishes for his future sue
cess, ana offers hearty expressions of esteem
yard Phelps to fill the vacancy, as stated
elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-05

An AMATEUR THEATRICAL PERFORM
ANCE in aid Of st. Johns Hospital will be
given at Willard's Hall on the evenings of
saturday, the 9th, and Wednesday the 18th
instant. Many of the ladies and gentlemen
who participated in the plays given last year
I'm aid of the Childrcn's Hospital will appear
II Is understood that the tickets are not pub
licly for sale, but friends of the charity NAV
obtain them from those participating or in
tereSted in the entertainment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-05

Mr.. Dawes, Chairman OF the Ways and
Means Committee, is expected to return To
Washington tonight. In this event. Irwin
The recusant witness, will be brought to the
par oi the House. Irwin says he has regainei
ms health to such an extent as To be able 10
lace the speaker and be able to make known
why he should not be committed to the coal
mole Tor contempt. He is well satisfied with
the result OF the Pacific Mail inquiry in New
York, and thinks the evidence taken there
only su0stantiates what he previously testi-
fed TO.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-09-10
LIst or Raran1E

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Issued from the U. s. Patent once 70 oblo In.
ye1Iors, ior the week ending, Sept. 4th- 7s5
ana each dated Aug. II, 1875 Furnfshsd this NJ
per DY Aessrs. Cox q Cox. -
Forced Feed Apparatus for Grain Drils-W. AL
Window Frsrne-J. Ebert. DAYTON.
Milling Machife-W Krnfzsch. DAYTON.
az s1eI ~ s l2r sTsostning Sheet AetslA Kittredge
Canal Locks-1C. Force, Dr., Cleveland. %
Rotary spaders-W. Richardson, Cleveland.
Machines fog rarning Flanges on Boiler Heads
Carriage Shilling Raii-E stedman, Ravenna.
OIL Stoves--A. Aliis,s Cleveland.
Screw cutting DER. Nugent, Dayton.
Grain 0rills-W. Aldrich, Dayton. .ac 1it
scafold Clamps-W Fellows. Toledo.
Sn Son shellers--W. Ball and C. Yhgst, Tifin.
aoi aaOoi Holders for lathes-7,W, KrutEch, Dayton.
WPpsTatus WapPspssdTna for Temperihg Butter-J. Roriek,
WY WSs6Y Jumper-R. caIdwen. Janesyiilc.
I5sa Pler Pr strip Thompson Clark Akron
Ciotbas- 4 irving Jaeket-T. Richards. Cleveland
Cheese nress hIeSel%E. Richardson, Chardon
dover. s' Dolph and F. Smith, West An
sssy;setting peyice-L. aree,v E,r,,,.
Gas burner-J. Portle Cincin,yys,,II IilnifA'
Delta 'tui'ion and j. Knepper
Washing Machine D. and D. Born p,,..
r, Dies for forming the eyes OF tools-J u1ESn T6a
sheet-Metal shearing Machine-W. J. clarL -,
A. Kellredge, Salem. Niark and
Rock Drilling Machine-C Creeger, TisBp
Cigar Bundling Machine-N. Dl Briei, Cincip.
Cooking stcve-J. Crowley and A. chamberlID
SSaP--J. Hoge and R. scultz. ZanesviHe.
g PbaIes iGT sharpening Moving Machine Knife
C,Dci3na 0ream Dropping Maehine-G. and r. Smith.
eeigar eag Mold Presses-J. Simpson. Nexsrk
Rmboltopu' ON pumpkin Seed Dropper-B. Stars,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-09-10
FINE CLOTHING,
DR. A SLEE

DR.. A. SLEE.
CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST
325, 327 6 sac Superior ST., Cleveland,
Ohio.
IMPORTER of Chemical and ther-
1aputical Agents, oflcinal and unOhicinal, all
kinds OF the various mechanical appliances for the
relief OF Hernia, Trusses, Belts, Bandages, sc,
The Improved "Chest Protector" for oonsump-
lives, made by the Royal British Furnishing Co.
Of London, and Blsehat's Celebrated Electro
Magnetic Apparatus.
DR.. Slice has obtained control OF the sale OF this
apparatus In this Country. For the cure OF hsl-
Vous diseases this apparatus is unrivaiied OF u IN
equalOd, II has been used for the past 10 yo' ~
an tho French and German Hospitals IN t,jed tne
ment Of this terrible maady with !h 5isnssc
success II cures the worst forms oI 'i0 "'N
from one TO eight weeks. IN
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
,h or,tssIops cease A. once. The article is lighl
oaS LII, annIed and is pronounced BY the hlghest
eciiCai anthoritles to be the finest ana most rad
LII cnrs In the world. A descriptive circular.
I,smnhiet and sample card, sent for % cents. The
aTtjce can be seen at the office In the drug store,
anv time during Office hours. Sent by express
anywherc. Remember that DR.. Slee has been
longer I'm the practice OF special diseasesthRn any
physician in the city. Experience makes perfect.
This perfection gives confidence, and enables Its
possessOr to speak and act with certainty in the
treatment Of all constitutional veneral diseases
our terms are no cure no pay.
1y-lS36 Dr.. A. SLEE.
S25, Ss7 & $50 Superior st,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-09-10
Modern women,


lis sad commentary upon our boasted civil
lzation that the women Of our times have deeen-
Grated in health and physique until they are liter
aliy race Of ofinvalids-pa1e, nervous, feeble and
oach-achy. with only here and there few noble
SSAsSiePuohs IN the persons Of the robust buxom
iaules Characteristic Of the sex In days come bv
ny very large experience, covering a period ~
yeATs, and embracing the treatment Of man,
tyHousanos OF cases OF those ailments peculiar to
" " omen, Dr. Pierce, Of the Worlds Disnensayv
Dunalo, N. Y, has perfected, by the combination
OF ceitain Yegeta BILE extracts, a natural snecI6c
Wmch ne does not extol as a cure-all but Ighich
admirably fulhlls a singleness OF purpose bein0
most positive and reliable remedy for those yVest
nesses and complaints that afiict the womeS ~
the present day. This natural specidc III n
Is called DR.. Pierce's Favorite Proserinfjor TLo
Following are among those diseases in which thJs
wonderful medicine has worked cures AZ ifhv mso
lc, hnd win certainty. never before attained bv
and medicines: Weak back nervons ana s-anayy
debility, falling, and other displacements N tba
internal organH resulting from debility and lscl
OF strength in natural supports internal fa,,or
congestion. Inflammation and liberation. and var,
many other chronic diseases incident to women
not proper to mention here, in which, as well a.
In the cases which have been enumerated, the Fa.
vorite Prescription effects cures-the marvel of
the world, It viii do no harm in any state or
condition OF the system, and by adopting its uso
the Invalid lady may avoid that severest of or
aeais-the consulting Of a family physician. Fa-
y,Drite c,n Prescription is sold by dealers in medi
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-09-10

THE soID YoTE-When the Gatholsc
Telegraph promised the asolid vote of the
Catholic citizens to the Democratic party
this fall for value received, irrespective of
the merits Of the Democratic candidates or
principles, itsold more than it could de-
liver It is the habit of the Ultramon-
tanes to sneer at the idea that. there are
Catholics who do not agree to the most
violent utterances in their behalf, but
there are quiet Catholic citizens abroad as
well as home here in Ohio, who are not
sold out solid by the Pope or::anyone else.
Perhaps all politicians would find II TO
their advantage not to overlook this fact.
There could not have been greater ab.
surdity and impudence than the pledge of
the solid vote Of a church 10 a party
when the party was about to make war.
upon National credit. common sense, po;
itlcal science, social history and the gen.
eral welfare by urging the pteposterous
proposition that an irEedeemabls ouren cy
should be inflated. Is gqbs5q .1yi
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-09-10
Note Books. ,,k

WE have now on hand n Iaroe
bound and fSr 81 sas Eots Books nicely printed we
la JAMES REED 4 Sow
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-09-10
DON'T SKIP IHISI.

1t may interest you, and will take but minute
to readit.
There is scarcely house in the land but that
has one or more old daguerreOtypes. ambrotypes.
photographs or tintypes ofFather, Mother, Broth
er or Sister.
Roo many has az Ltkeness Of a Soldier Boy,
who has gone to the next world. These little pic
lures not always carefully made, are in many in
stances fading away. The only means of protection
against the loss Of these than valuable relics
Is to have them copied to a larger size, and finish
edin Oil, Water COIors. CrayOns. or India Ink.
From the card or pocket size picture, portrait
THE SIZE OF LIFE.
can be made with perfect success. For the psst
twenty years this department of work has been
p.Rcticed in our establishment with great success
We have the best skilled artists and the very best
instruments for copying. The superiority Of our
work in this Ene has induced unprineipled agents
employed by inferior galleries solicitors for this
work, to use our name in securing orders. and
pretend the work was 10 be done by us. Such
parties are not to be trusted, as we employ no
agents.
The work must be brought or sent 10 us.
Readers of this, who have such work 10 be done
invited to bring them in when visiting the city
and get information as to styles and prices. 1t
will cost nothing to talk about having the work
done. even if yOu do not leave it.
J. F. RYDER,
6mf33S 239 Superior st. Cleveland, o.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-03
HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.

- STEAM ENGINES, Sugar HuIs.
49, Boilers. coaisrs- Iru-- Bra-s aud Lead cassizss
Machinery Of Every Description,
81 Esss 70 0-5s-. -
Ps-sieaiAr attention paid . ships Elaskszithing
ErJos EoRk sssesis4 = rs sh-ssss ssssss- Isssly
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-03
DIR. J. COILS BROWNIES
OH ho r. CD Y NJ Il
IsTHE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.


1NHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i the unfounded statements frequently made that
the composition OF CHLoRoDTNE Is known 90 Chem
sts and the Medical f-Ofessi0n." The fact is Chic
rudyne was discovered and invented by DR.. ]. COL
LIS BROWNE tex Army Medical staff. and so
named by him. aud it has baied all attempts at anal
yss BY the first Chemists 0i the day. The method
aud secret Of the preparation have been pub
itshed 1t is obvious, therefore, that anything sod
under the uame, save DR.. J. COILS BROWNIES
CHL0RODYNE, is spurious imitation.
CAUTI0d--Viee-C Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood stated
that Dr.. Coils Browns undoubtedly the inventor
Of ChlorOdyne.
This Invaluable remedy pr1es quIst refreshing sleep
tons stimulates hey action Of the ecrslous Of the
boy without eating Of those unpleasant resuts at
tsniiag the use q opium Old young may il all
tfy marvellous Eoo effects aud woaderul while
medical e1to its virtues most excessively using Il In
great quantities in the following diseRsss:ChoerA Dyser
fery DiArrhoA. Coles Coughs. Asthma Rheumatism, Seu
rAisiA whsSpins couEn. crsHP Hvsteria, &c
EXTRACTS Prom MEDICAL OPINIONS.
The Right Hon Earl Russell communicated to the College
Of Physcans aud Davenport that be hsd received n
cfiIsrs vras ffi IORODYNE see Irsr-f be- an isst
Dr. Lowe Medical Missionary Ia Inda reports (Dee 15s5
that 10 nearly every 0f Cholera which Dr. COLLIe
BRIwNE's cHLORODTSE was Adninistersd. the patient
Extract from Medical TTs Jan IL issa-~chiorOdynsis
prescribed by Of nrhlox medical practitionerI- OF
course IL would aos TIM. Be snsaary popular did t not
Extaet from the GenefAI Board o. Health London
immense value of this remedy that forciby
urge the necessity u adspting u in alt eases"
cs bS5 on ihe sv o4.rvS.
ing medical testimony accompanies each bottle
Sole uanufasturer DAVENPORT.
81 Great Russell ST. Bioouisbury Londou
Sold in BOTTLES AZ Is. IJzI, p. 81, and i. Sd.
Agents in Nsw York W. u scHIrFEElIs Co snd J. c.
WEILs- 5Esm
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-03

a. nunness caria. whfn FrsFali ~ - r..l. ~
alcWel aI1aln, rea tttse utt afs ~ faaattaA
aitestiseusnts uhta rell ct chufrei lnartriit
NR-Au hrVirn tdreftlssmenta must - erecmfFaif1
with TIE ray when crtfri in cf no neicf vi p t-et
thcus he rates ~ sharses given g. ne stse sa 80
rrrnitfaucrs AnIrfcan arr=Islrnias af ae
exr stampe
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Fcrns-

HAVE ON HAND a FTxE COLLECTION
sf ne NaCI fERSs which are considered ne niosf
car1s- via ttsir naEnel For ssis y
- In h = WHi11E1-
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-03

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-03
WAILUKU PLANTATION.

NEW CROP now COMING IN. FOR SALE
IN IN Quantities to suit purchasers, By
555-sD c. BREWER CO.. Agents
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-03

Insurance Notice.

TWVHE AGENT FoR THE BRTTIsH yer
n eigu Marine Insurance cumrauy fLinifslii. hss
ceved Instructions % rciucr thc rates a insurllc
between uunnuiu and Purfs "a the fatfc ani 4 re
pared % issue Policies the Eae Rates WITH apeia
THEo. IT. nAvTEs
6ia1y Ag.af Brsf Fsr Mr.. M O. Eis.,fL
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-24
AFFIDAVIT OF GEORGE ERNEST. COUNTY SUR
vEYoR OF NyE COUNTY, NEy.

Of tobNAt own
vEYoR OF NyE COUNTY, NEW.
STATE OF NEVADA,
County of Nye.
George Ernest, being duly sworn nc
cording to law, deposes and says: That
the longitude of Washington. ID. O., is
seventy-seven GU degrees three (3) min
utes and one and eigbt-tenths 1S) of a
second west from Greenwich, as given on
pages 81. Al, SO, 68, 92 and 100 Of the
Annual Report OF Geo. NJ. Wheeler. First
Lieut.. OF Engineers. U. s. A.. being APP
pendix L. Il. of the report OF Chief of
Engineers for 1874, Washington Print
ing Office. GEoRGE ERNEST.
49,. Subscribed and sworn to be-
,sa., fore me. this sixth day Of August.
e" A. ID. 1876.
49, G. NICHOLL, County Clerk.
Attest q true copy:
W. II FORREST. County Clerk
Il From W. p. News, 2lst.
The question as to the western boun-
Diary of the counties hinges entirely on
the matter of west longitude. 1t is the
intention of our County Commissioners
to have the western boundary line sur
veyed. and thus satisfactorily determine
this matter. In relation to the compen.
sation. the Commissioners are very well
aware that Section 274S does not apply.
II such au1illariss were used, but the
Commissioners Of Lincoln county have
most decided objections TO paving for
work which the above report states to be
incorrect. and waving for the time tina,
point. consider the charge Of $40 per mile
much exceeds all discretionary power
vested in Boards of County Commission.
ers by Section 4094 Compiled Laws
The question involves the possession o.
considerable territory, and is to thi
onuuty Of much importance. We hav'
always supposed, aud still think, tina
Washington is in longitude n degrees,
minutes and 80 seconds west from Green
vich, but don't claim absolute accuracy
for those figures.
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Dc.ricks have been. and are being
erected. Machinery is on The way from
the East. and when everything Is satls-
isfac,orily arranged. not less than 5'Voo
perch Of stone will be laid per month.
The Trustees of the Hamilton Mining
and Smelling Company have levied two
more assessments Of twenty-five cents
each, payable on the LIST and l3th OF
September each.
E.A. Littlefeld q Go. will commence
publishing the Eiko Weekly Posi- aoo''
the 18th proIiBo.
The Bowers Mansion, 10 "ashoe VAL
ley. is up for sale again.
The population OF Humboldt county
does not exceed two thousand hSe nun
| dred.
There are nine patients in The "asooe
County Hospital.
The famous Milwaukee lager beer IL 10
be manufactured soon at Bocn, Cai'
Carson has the champion GROWER Oh
the coast in the shape of a piano-'uner
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LIEUT.. wnHELgn,s PARTY.

Under date Of Aug. 18th, Mr.. Jennings |
Of st. Thomas. writes TO us Substantially |
as follows: Lieut.. Eric Bergland and
party, Of Wheeler's expedition, crossed
the Colorado on the 18th inst. on their
return to Los Angeles. had the pleas
ure Of making their acquaintance and
found them all TO be perfect gentlemen
and fully competent to carry out the
work they have laid out for themselves.
The Lieut.. replenished his supplies in
this valley. and paid for them literally,
which is the invariable custom OF all the
branches OF Lieut.. Wheeler's exploring
expedition. There is no desert so broad
or desolate, no mountain so PERCEPTIONS
that one OF Lieut.. wheeler's expedition
can not cross, even though the lhermom-
eter stands 100 in the shade. Wheeler
expedition is now divided as follows:
Party No. 3, California division, Lieut..
Bergland. U. s. engineer, in charge g.
Thompson, chief of topography; Dr. o.
Loeu, geologist and naturalist; X. IL.
Brine, topographer; John A. Harron'
meteorologist; VIM. Sewers, recorder
Principal object, to determine as to The
praeticabihty of diverting the Colorado
river from its present bed into the basins
!; Of the west. The extent OF survey Will
be from the confluence Of the Rio Virgin
and Colorado rivers to the Needles
Lieut.. Borgland left Wheeler's rendez-
, yous at Los Angeles and travelled through
the following points: From Los Ange-
les to Cajon Pass, along the Mohave
river TO Soda Lake, thence to Quampoah
thence to Cottonwood Island, thence up
the river TO the Virgin. from there to
stones Ferry. where tho river has beer
ouaged. From Stones Ferry the route
will be to Camp Mohave whero correct
observations and souniings will b.
taken. Thence to tho Needles, from
there along the line OF the lowest profile
10 the Coahuila Valley; thence to Lo
Angeles via. San Bernaturo. The rou 4
il surveyed ne they go along and dis
tances determined by the odometer. Th
, principal peaks near the route occupied
e are connected with triangulation stations
wherever practicable. The resources o
q the country traversed are investigated
e and all meteorological phenomena noted
0 Water at different places is collected TO-
purposes Of analysis. Party No. 2
Lieut.. Birnio in charge, ia in operation
/ in the Panamint and Death Valley re
, giou. Party No. 1. Lieuts. Wheeler and
Whipple, ore north Of San Fernando
the expedition also has three parties op
Grating in Colorado and New Mexico
Their rendezvous camp is at Pueblo
,. Colorado, Lieut.. Marshall being il
: charge, together with Major Wheeler
I Mr.. Jennings gives US an account Of tn
q death Of "Dr. Schimmerhorn (befor
= publishedl, and says the information
u here given relative to the Wheeler expe
y dition can be relied on as being officiall
', correct.
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We notice in the San Francisco Chron-
icle OF August 10th, the death OF Louis
Bergstein, aged sixty years; the father of
DR.. Ii. Bergslein, formerly Of Phoebe,
and member of the last Legislature
from this county. The Doctor was the
originator Of the Anti Quackery bill in
that session