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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-12
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The average daily attendance Of pupils in the
public schools Of the United States is put down al
four and half millions.
Carl Schurz has written letter to a friend in
Washington in which he states that he has deci'
ded TO reside permanently in New York.
Mr.. W. Z. Rich, graduate of Bates College, a
man Of culture and experience an educator, hai
been unanimously elected an usher in the Law
renee School, South Boston.
A gentleman, questioning little boy, SAID
"When your father and mother forsake you John
ny, do you know who will take you up - Yes
sir" said he "And who 7" said the friend. 1.-The
police" was Johnny's reply.
The Icelandc colonists have found their "bes'
hold'' on the shores of Lake Winnipeg in Canada
where they have taken up tract Of 1000 miles
so miles along the shore and 20 miles inland
Three or four hundred arc domieiled and more
are expected
VIM. ii. Anthem, prominent lawyer Of New
York, died on Sunday. He was active in political
affairs. During the war Of the rebellion be was
Judge Advocate General on the staff OF General
Morgan lie had large practice in his PROBES
sion and was highly esteemed
About the most ludcrous accident, for serious
one on record is probably that which occurred to
Mr.. knight of South Natick, who carclessly put
a charge of nro-g lycerire in his pocket and sat
down on it. lie was blown up and considerably
hurt and is not likely to try that experiment
again.
Capt McKeen, master of the schooner William
Frederick died on the passage from Philadelphia
to Genoa, on the Sth of September, when his wife
took command of the vessel and navigated her to
her port of destination, touching at Faya TO pro-
cure metallic coffin in which to place the remains
of her husband. Mrs. Mckeen is daughter OF
the late Capt. James Burgess of Belfast, Me, and
has sailed good many voyages with him and
her husband, so that she has become proficient in
nautical affairs.
Dr. Joseph 2. Thompson says Admiral Farra-
gut once remarked to him II would never go
into battle in an iron-cad. l could not handle
my men, nor nspirit them. If ball strikes a
wooden ship, it sends a few splnters around, two
or three poor fellows are killed Or wounded, but
the hole is stopped, the deck cleared and the
fight goes on But in an iron clad the men feel
from the first that that they are in their coffin, Tor
they know that if hole Is knocked in her side
she must sink, and it is much harder to get up
their spirit for the fight. Give me good ship OF
oak and put the iron into the men,"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-12
500 REWARD.

The above reward will be paid for information
that will convict any person for wilfully and male
iousy cutting or mutating the fire department
hose, during the present municipal year, either
previous or subsequent to this date.
D.A. COSY, Mayor
Augusta Nov l. 1875 now. ri
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-12
$500 REWARD.

The above reward will be paid for information
that will cause the discovery and conviction OF any
person who has shall hereafter mischievously
break or mutate any public street lamp in this city
f. l.. HARRINGTON, City Mar shall.
Aucusta Nov |, 1873. nOvl-tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15

tbev rroyed 10 be modern articles employed by the
million where wheat IL grown in Rumea, Anatoila'
sSyua &c. in the manufacture of kind OF thrash.
INC machine by the peasantry ~ the form ' VI
sleds armed with these knives, which are af avn
lar to The machines employed by the Romans,
which were doubtless carried in all directions ny
chair colonsts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15

ORIGIN And TRUE CHARACTER or CERTAIN
tsoNE WEAPONs-In the Turkish collection of geo
gacaI specimens aud pctrifsetions at tic Vienna
sEibition there were certain sharp objects made
& fint about SIX inches long one inch broad. and
nt.o-iourth Of AN inch tLick' winch were Invariably
Ouoe pronounced 10 be flint knives OF the stone
by those who had made a study Of such objects.
a. ex0laHIcd by DT. Hammer Schmidt. however.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
i3roo.ilnn Zeal Gstale for Sale.

EOR SALE-On ClintOn-ave., in the best
elegant HOUSE GROUNDS and STABLE or would be
let furnished fer a term VI years - ,,u,..<, - ,.
EOR SALE in Brooklyn on the llill-A three
so. basement aud sutees Phapep hla ere5 front hease
With For particulars inquire oil u rO"LEH o0
PaIton.st BROOKLYN. OF 100 West 4iih-st, n. Y.
EOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
No. lO2 Pineappe-st-Prsne store and house: o 2IN60
No 40 81. and Eassaust-Frsme dwellings, lot. 4IxOO
Ecs 26 and 26s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dwellings lot ioh
Wilougbyst3story hOosca
No. 43 Wrlos-st-3s ,orr brick house lot 2JIlUI
No. 81 Hicks-s,.-3 bnek house; lot, 20IlUO
No. loo Rsmsen-sL-j-s,Ory br.cS bols lot 2jxlOO
". r. COOK. 23J Washing tonsL. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
Eouees ano farms Ualteo.

CMALL FRUIT FARM WANTED, for one
- ore with privilege OF ultimate purchase IN New jersey
- snail fAF VI adults Address stating particular rent
BE- hsa) SUBURBAN, 2. q. Box lSi Elizabeth, " J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
e. Real Ge.aie TO Grehanss

LNOR EXCHANGE-JERSEY COTTAGE, one
Lopr hon New York depot high
lnproyemeats 1907 40 for small y house softs
$1,000 Address CELLAR, TEbaae Ohce.
LOR EXCHANGE-Fne FARM, containing
GO acre. good lane 30 cultivation; hou.eSumDrr
Kitchen bath house marble maH stationary is,osfd
carriage hog horse, AMI hay bani heaHerT pg. cora
edb, zee boa nc fruit knds
beabT AMI Charming The ocean
Nex-iork Ocean County n. j. for exchange
smaller place Drook Property, Ad5res EIChANOt,
Boz 37Ge Sov.YsIk Post Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
Seu-lersen Real Gslate tor Sale.

NcW- If[6fp nfHI V5I1IF lUl DVIl'
At MORRlSTOWN, NEW JERSEf.-fOr
~ SALE 10 let or lease, nee COUNTRY HOUSE nearly
new where We have nher emil am ee nor
moaa,tos J SMITH DODGE 10 West 2Ob-s, n l.
ORANGE PROPERTY-Dweling house, barn
10, sn,5nu an Maiost Woad exchauge Brooklyn
.,t, rutland WHITING. Bsesmsn-s
arrange, \. j., SPECIALTY.-Great variety
W PROPERTY for SALE AID RENT. Omee hours. to m
1 n. GERRY 80 Nasau-st, ana Orange, opposite depoI
oh I0O first 20 per cent? in two years;
R ~.4OO remainder on TIM At per . cent S o hand
some eommoIous SUBURBAN VILLA RESIDENCES with simple
rroyns uIaz with the robust ARD Wholesome na
ne.s NJ couutry living: LEGALITY 6rss well drained aud hei'
near depos; paved End lighted streets Dol &C. matAe
boos and within OF business NeSioA Oy the uhh'A
the Centrsl Railroad OF NewJersey Houses lave
s.s hot sni cold closets bath Ne Lots Ad ou IN
enyes avn garden sers aal frlll vines ber &c a
FOR tue OWNER, PosOhe bof loa
Elizabeth n J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
Gitp properip TO Get.

4 FINE 4-stOry, brown-stOne HOUSE, 30
"A East 74thst rood smah will sell
u Sr,st saenaos. yRASkFIBLL sxuss 1913 st.;Ays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
REAL, ESTATE.

NEw-YonK. Saturday. March 49, 1870
There were no transactions OF public nature
AZ the Exchange Salesrooms to-day, and the aeno"po
was ex remey light For next week the announcements
ara not pu nerous and are mainly OF legal nature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrAT
CtTY

OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK CITY.
Arthust 100 ofJseobst. 25Il24 Fordbam me- esoo
pa "a us Lie Il isvon 10 d Coe ...... ssl7
1853 Ringsbrdee and West Farms roaoi ooo
4OrI2i Pcdhami 4 Bernsn TO NARY Kennedy CIV
Ts..e..ee s1I ~ .o, to james. 1920
st;,l ~ 2lA "" OF Ave :, a" 5000
l2hst 80 81 Bas 35I2S5; Locustave. sontheIV cor
1901 100; Prospectaye, VI, Lot NO u nip
fremont 7BIl50 Wesi Farms frspnska vile OF nm
Wite to W l. Cogswen. ~"'''
lS.s:t. % ," Of Ave b. ooiso' .... % 600
i9 wssti 10 Of ave D. 10000
Sane prori a.sIeaen 70 The Wy poe. na'' 1880
32dst as 2S3 II Of 2d-are. 16SI9S o; Simon IT, 70
Maria NJ unit Charlotte Mount Jane anu Susan =, nm
-,,
42.s S1s e9 SS've, 1li'oei 90 900
e4,hsi, - 800 heof ii'n-'e' i''......,.. $500
Same property; Mcsptse to Morrison oVoo
6Othsi :, 70 hwoi i'as, yoiiooo' II 300
6Ohst s. 27J " ssve 1O0Il005; same 70 same Aooo
79n POS W OF Avenue A, l6SKlO22i Juha "fr ooo
OF fevre, to ID Iohey WV"
iietrst MS oHe" a'na'e' ioi''' '.. 5000
r. n Nah IA A Roe ............... 1000
1895 IL n 81 3lsst, 2o6II2, a lne ana
JaLa Grihths AID julia ur- nm
Bove'...
RECORDED ,oo
6t floor basement &c 3yess per year,
Forsyh No 100 10 years. yer Iooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
NrFW-YORK SUPRENfE COIIRT -FRAN

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-FRAN-
~ CHS ". WILLIAMS and AlLKASDEk G, BLACK. PLAN
ar ,fsintt EDN ARD STUART JOHN DOE and ECHARD ROE
Defenlant4-suumohs for dsmiud oouirac. To
t hereby summoned required tie
complaint this aeton Of which AeoP' 10 herewith upn
Of the
,eY,ber 4 hi. Office 81 valet he~Yok CO. within twenty
dsy ae hereof Of the aud
# vog ian 10 answer complaint IhE the lime auad Ihe
plaintiffs Tbs action viii lahe Jaimelt against you for the u
thousand huir and furrssTrn 2lUU do1rs
fs12i47 2O vii the oh ia Of D,ceyb
orr thousand eight hundei aal our besides Of h
Da ed December lih, 1874. -
SlMOS STERNE, Plsiniirf At,orner,
No. 81 WALT Eeg.i0rt.
tn. sompisin the above entitled actin once
,ffl CLERK OF the Conh Niltk. ia
IA. "a cg On 18th dss Of Jlus thousand e hundred
aud teventyiye hihO' o4Eh.hr r,'inul. AuoHeg.
81 Jav6wM No. 81 Wailst, hra-forA.
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gusiructlon.
For Boys and Young Men-city.
EW- YORK COLLEGE OF ORATORY.

PlOCUTIOS 10 al IL brsnehes including Dramatic R.hesra
Culsfe Respiration, etc. taught BY Faculty Of sIpeeucsa
Pf0.grs0fl
Established In connection with tire
EEWYORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
No. d EAst .lb-s., merit 10 Demonico'a
BHOOkLiG.
lO2. iOi. aud 100 COuTtt., near State
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In thanking courtesy be. respect Tor your
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nor SAIE ON VERY ga


ID s. BUSSlNG, jr, No. 204 Montague-st.
H. Counental BuliDg BROOKLYN BROKER In REAL ESTATE
ldenees
on Clinton De Ka-ays and streets
ao Seysnthsve. fabusha'e and Prospect pa
atrsuce BooklYn zhts aud Sonh bIookn
dwellings Of descriptions for from SJOO0 TO $4oOo eeh
exchange
somewhst spec atty wish
ing to OF their real estate Investments nav bud
advantage With the uniers gael Correspond
enoe parties dng Brooklyn solicited giving DISSOLUTION
of property exchange The advertiser sera
psr- Of ye building free Of GcumbTance WHICH
could property countrS One pce OF sbat
80 gether $4,000 he exchanged Tor iarn
coiniry Is lots centrally located for Improves CITY or
,ui opportunities frequently presented srougn
parties with ready cash can secure
bar avail themselves OF uen oppf UNI
Us invited cou,r advertiser REAL ESTATE Mokl'
GAGE BO Absolutely safe security protected by FIRST lieu on
improved property Ouh value and their principal guaranteed and
pnpt into the Equitable 1rus, Company with pd up
Gotta - OOJOIJ 500 90 surplus y the subscriber
a, geu Pull printed dai mail on application TO
r. . BUSTING. r, 2Ui hon,agae-sL. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15

FRENCH FLATS of nine rooms each, In Inas
desirable boeh Of houses l25th-s near hsoInsve on ~.
Ing range hot ADD sed w.isr % sp w1oS %s West ias
It, or 2I2 bowery --
HOUSE to LET-No. 4O5 6th-aye., between
2i,h and 2Jbs SIDE Ioqure at l73 Wavereypses'
Penryst
VNO LEP-Furnished, No. 2 East 34th-st., to
'"'" '"''" MifcnzILs I A. 3. CRANE. 90 Bro.aw.,:
RIO LEr-A desirable APARTMENT, eight
on Wet Ssh IT. ESQ. r. NJ. BRUSDIGE, 9l8 broadway
V,WENTY-O most desirable private RESI-
i DBNCEs, belonging the North Am Life ns Co.. rsn'pef
ann"m 40" 'i'OOO K PAGE 80 Psrtror. Manner
1.-TWO STORES, Nos. $40 and 142 West Thlro
ehs goor the sores buildings n.s ~
1925 rent reasonable q.re az the pre@''ss % Of
1JNO LET-In the BIBLE hOUSE-STORE on
AsTORPLACR OFFICES secoOd aud third stores, ,sa
Appy at Office Of TREASURER
ITO LET-A handsome four-story, high ,stO0p,
mrors ,pS eo%se. rent 900 per snpum Apply
j. A. WILSON SON. 269 West 34.hst
VNO LET, to small private family for inc
Il summer ill Oct 1875 handsomely farnishea ourssov
HOUSE; low to suitable parties Apply III ba fo'hs between
4th and LerIngtonav
Two LET-UNFURNISHED- four-story
browntone HOUSE order; fcass locaity oTB'ers
and rent 50 1000; story ngh stone % 81,
LIHgonave close 70 Park rent S2oOOi tny brhop" wiz"
Address OWNER, Tribune 06,..
VNO LET UNFURNISHED HOUSES. We
have namber unfunhed the west side Of town az
rents rom $500 also foe 4oy stone house
DENIAM Co, 266 West 23ish, near oh ave
Two LEASE-Tbe elegant offices Nos 100 and
lO2 Rolwa By the Universal Life ms Co on account
ose, EO+ to So II and IL s ya s5 G ans Ii nu
Company Building also Offices Of the Guardso Lie 21 bro'ds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
6oIeis.

MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, SSth-st and 9Th
WI ave nnrray -Ameiesn pan three
corner psror fOr large beiroons eosas
ing: all fuuf, with southern eIDosurc
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-01
Down the Valley.

II II Feally inspiring TO travel i'll the
Eastert end of our county. All that
portion Of country East of the Santa
Ana river is in d flourishing condition.
The settlements Of orange, Santa Ana
and Tustin have no visible line of di-
vision now. The settlements around
the three villages have extended un-
til they have met ,and farm houses now
dot every part of that valley. Some
elegant buildings have recently been
erected In Tustin. G.. B. Lyons, E.
Hilton and P. Potts, all men of means
and enterprise have bought land and
put up elegant buildings in that beau
tiful little town within the last few
months. The proprietor of the place,
Colonel Tustin is in luck to get this
class of citizens to settle by him. The
school is in flourishing condition,
the people all healthy and happy and
the country around presents the ap-
pearance of the greatest prosperity.
They have the finest soil, the largest
trees, the biggest corn and the most
beautiful country we have ever seen
in California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-01
Passengers Coming.

The following is list of the passen-
gers who left yesterday on the steamer
Orizaba for San Francisco: ] E Sher-
rard and VT, r G Carlton, A Neal and
VT, Rev ] Francis and VT, Rev r
Strong and VT, Rev I B King and WI,
Rev J NJ Allis, ] B Raines, Mr. Nc
Gibbon, J Mccoy, w w Whitney, c
II Davis, L Gunther, L Gerichten, G
Hunt, Sister Mary Gabriel, Mrs Pixon
and son, Miss NJ 0 Davis, Mrs G May.
on, f Brown, H Steinart, J H Du-
gan and VT, M F Dugan, E X Evans,
+ S Blasdell, E P Johnson, w D
Gould and WI, T Lazzarovich, Mrs c
Mead, Mrs Parson, Mrs Seibech. G
Coon, w z Bice, A s Smith, L R
Myers, ] U Myers, w Cameron, H d
Young, A Maiyell, ] Howard, G II
Myers, F Wilson, w Corey, F Rose,
G w Phelps, and 10 in steerage.
For Santa Barbara: Mrs M r de
Ruiz, L Hardness.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-01

Some people who do not know what
they are talking about say the mesa
lands of this valley are non-productive
uuless irrigated. To show how absurd
this opinion is we will state that Mr..
J. c. Hogan, who lives one and half
miles from Compton, brought to the
HERALD office yesterday an apple
weighing one pound, picked from a
four-year.old tree on his place. The
ground on which the tree grows is
mesa land, and has been irrigated but
once this season. This young tree
bore some thirty apples this season,
each about as large as the one brought
to this office. The name of the fruit
Is what the grower would be pleased
to find out. 1t appears to us to be a
cross between a pippin and wine-sap.
We would be glad to have those
versed in pomological science call at
the HERALD office and give us their
opinion as to the genus of this apple,
which we will say Is as fragrant and
fine favored as any We have ever
tasted
Two Of DR.. Aborn's patients We're
interviewed yesterday by party in
whom we have considerable conf
dencs. The first-Mr. Charles Knowl-
ton of San Bernardino-has had cat
arrh in the head for nine years and
some three months ago his hearing be-
come so defective that he could hardly
distinguish the human voice in COM
mon conversation five feet off In
three days DR.. Aborn has entirely re-
stored his hearing and the afflction of
the head is rapidly improving. The
other-Mr. J. l.. Wright-has suffer-
ed from an affection of the eyes for the
past fourteen years and also a bron-
chial disease. His eyes are much i'm.
proved and his bronchial tubes are al
most entirely free from soreness. He
believes the DR.. will turn him out a
sound man. -..E 4es...-., .,tf4fs
We have additional particulars in
regard to the recent murder at San
Gorgonlo Pass by a telegram from San
Bernardino yesterday, az follows: "a
warrant was issued for the arrest OF
George Hall, charging him with mur-
der in killing Giles at Halls railroad
camp q few days since. He was
brought into town this afternoon by
Under Sheriff Mayfield and the hear
ing of the case continued until this
evening, owing to the absence Of the
Justice. Byron Waters appeared for
the defendant. II it appears that the
homicide was committed in San Diego
county theE accused will be sent there
for examination. The Sheriff of that
county telegraphed to have Hall ar
rested" 1s8I r. stt
The prizes at Mr.. J. ID. Dorlan's se-
lect school, on Spring street, East
side, above Second, in rear yard, were
awarded yesterday to Miss Lucy Nc
Connell and Master Frank Davis, Ma
than Mansfield and Philip Bogue.
There are spelling matches every
week at this popular institution. The
last quarter for this year begins on
next Monday, the 4th inst. e--sfs5
The P. NJ. steamship Costa Rica is a
staunch steamer of 1900 tons burthen,
and has accommodations for 100 cabin
passengers. She Is being unloaded at
Santa Monica quite rapidly, and will
leave tomorrow or Sunday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-01
MedIcated inhalation.

As used by DR.. Aborn, at the Back
man House, with unparalleled sue
cess in the treatment of asthma, bron-
chitis and consumption. DR.. Aborn
can be consulted at the Backman
House for about two weeks, upon all
diseases of the eye, ear, head,
throat, lungs, heart, stomach, liver
and nervous system. No charge for
consultation. Office hours from 600
A. NJ. to 1880 p. NJ.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-01
COURT REPORTS.
District COurt.--.SEPULvEDA, ].

District COurt..--SEpULvEDA, ].
THURSDAY, September 3O
Reed VS.. Leslie Thirty days TO answer de-
murrer to cross com plaint.
Rogers vs. Meserye.-Motion for new trial
submitted.
Hartman vs. Olivera.-Moton to set aside
reference to report and motion to confirm re-
port submitted.
Hancock VS.. Thorn, adminlstrator.-Judg
ment for defendant
FELTON, vs. Justice.-Aargument on verdict
commenced and to be resumed tomorrow at
$50 A. NJ.
Wilson vs. Neutrality-suspicious. to strike out
amended complaint denied and ten DAYS to
answer demurrer to amended complaint.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-01
County Co,,rt...o'MELyENEY. j..

County Colart...O'M MELvENEY, ].
THURSDAY, Sept. 50.
Pesple VS.. John Jones -four cases. ).-Demul-
rer and authorities submitted.
People VS.. Cora Lee, Rosa King and Rachel
D0e.-Demurrer and authorities submitted.
People vs.. Orr ct al.-Motion to quash the
Indictment argued and submitted.
People VS.. Dunn.-COntinued for the term.
People VS.. Belle Doe.-Demurrer submitted.
People VS.. .Sullivaa.-Convictedo of robbery
sentenced to three years In State Prison.
People vs.. X. Braynham.-Indicted for rob-
berry. Tried and found guilty; ordered to ap-
pear for sentence Tomorrow at 8 A. NJ.
People VS.. Olivera.- Grand larceny. Plea
OF not guilty Withdrawn and plea OF guilty
entered. Ordered 10 appear for sentence on
Monday at 9A.M.
People VS.. Solcido.-Grand larceny. Plead
guilty, after Withdrawing former plea. Set
for sentence OH Saturday next.
People VS.. McCartney.-rlead guilty Of as
sault; sentence tomorrow at 3 A. M
People VIZ. Ochoa-Arraigned; to plead to-
morrow.
People VS.. valenzuela.-C Continued till to-
morrow at 1889 An.
People vs.. Piepenburg.-Cont till to-
morrow ut 8 A. N.
People vs. Orr ct al.-Motion to quash de-
MED. Pleads not guilty. Set for first day of
neZt term. Defendants ask for separate trial.
Parties indicted for an assault on Sepulveda,
near Wilmington.
People VS.. ]. X. Morrlson.-Same order.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-01
New Patents.

Through dispatches to Dewey & Co.
Patent Agents, San Francisco, we re.
ceive the following advance list of
United States Patents granted to Pa
cific Coast inventors, Wis: g. P. STAN
ford, San Francisco, California, ore
feeder; G. Bralds, Copperopolis Cali
fornia, ore crusher and amalgamator;
A. Shields, Portland Oregon, invalid
lounge; w. r. Pond, Stockton, Cali
fornia, sphygmoscope.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-01
Diseases Of the Eye.

Embracing weak, sore or inflamed
eyes, specks films. opacities of the cor
nea, granulated lids, iimness of vision
etc., successfully treated by DR.. Aborn
at the Backman house, after the ordi.
nary methods have failed. No charge
for consultation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-01
Special Notices.

You need not wait for the re-opening
of the banks in order to get pictures
ut the Cottage Gallery, as Williams &
Smith are taking them now at bottom
prices, and as good as at any other
gallery in the city. sep30-3t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-01
Testimonials from WeII-knoWn promi.
nent Congressman.
From Hon. James A. johnson, ex.Mem.
ber of Congress, Cal.

From Hon. James A. Johnson, ex.Mem-
ber of Congress, Cal.
WAsHINGToN. d. c., heb. 2lst, 1869.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Having been
sufferer from catarrh and severe bronchial
affection for more than seven years, and hav-
ing found great relief by submitting myself
to Dr. ABORN'S treatment for q few days
only, take pleasure in saying DIR. ABORN,
with his new and improved instruments for
local application to the lungs, air passages,
eyes and ears, should encourage all who are
afflicted In those parts to cherish a lively
hope that they may find quick and perms-
nent relief Very truly,
JAMES A. JOHNSON, NC
It Is now over six years since Hon. James A.
johnson was cured by DR.. ABURN. He has
gained twenty pounds in weight, and has had
no traces OF the catarrh or bronchitis since
this speaks we'll for the permanency OF the
cures effected by DR.. AB0ltN.