davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-01-26
SGEEl OH Dominion Dawpndif
iEpmpamp.
N a d q c ~ : 9 I.

Stels epmpanp fpire etnea tbrfr na&fOisenten pra6.e
upaen Ddnpirr. Sle Dpm,nipm. gSpamosc. .,Iuoc
Bell. ~RieJmpu3, A.beMarie, &~atteras nm
4ep~ae M. e;l9er { Al Sau) en- ieoem GtenfaR,
5retta8 .ul1 Sa..sta8 Ui SpGpa6sr at at. en-
lafen. ~, 49,
4ieis S6ifs fab gang nea unb:,purpen auabriidltd
iIr pieIe &pute eeta'..
Sic tabea p:aa opae Salprns, g te NFppms unl
Sase.3tmmer.
Die spsilsa, Ssquemli&tsit uab gsoieauns FAB MI.
s0ertrefIi@.
9Daarsn, ipsIbe ri eisier 9in.e ~serfonpt per en-, Ian
zen re8elntdBts IN 9te.osgprt Ga ptn abersed. en- Yier e.
COMPANY, 81 nprtb 0liYsr. ~
8raWt fur Ylate meier ais Nsp-get werben fd,nel
tetpreert unp miro palilr .iGts ais , E Eitt.,p 9ebablen
untpfen tere6net.
S@lhs fteler 9inte perloden Nprtolt UNI 5 lbr glab.
rnttta8s pabreap pes gBm ets.
8raNt anesnpmmeh bio d phr @ben6s 'eben Gaa.
geeaen ipeiItrsr Austun t 1e. e n an ~ IN ~
Geprae Us. Alden u. o., aptnten,
ofeb. SlTee @pmpanp's QDlarse,, Mpac.!.,
, 1875-01-26
G@1esHA Bittertl.

Dttfts Utie.s n lett Iab tet sa Sabrn a
nnntnspIts Gt6rtunss. uns ! ttrein .lnssnittd aher.
Eannt, ba Il tebts antsrs 6eiluittd et, II Grt Sci pst.:n
~abertrit. Das &eespt ~ btefen -S&nebti& Bttters" rss
lsnae Bet elm AefsS @%ebtimntS anb Ia 70 nod iest 3d.
eff purbe Il bon ben Ra6tomnen bes GrRnbtrs fhr e's
sstt Gurme i~berliefrt, nsb 10 q hurGdas unm5sEd
ba6 irsenb Sentanb aasr ben Gt8( ttdntsr bas str-Rs
hS ,G&psbtf& Bttters" feHne, sba /l % gt:a. htp.td
Rttmenf&en bnr& ben gnfauf bie.f stfdlf&ten Ra6at-
naunsen 10 serfbren, rel&s 6bnlt& ausftSen ane itmedes
ntt Sas e4s rs&pebtf& Btttrs- tbn Der @tunbtei
[&aeIt$ fae. pSsrsnb boz steentit4s uns e4tt -S&n..
bat. Da btes btfsabers ptGtts 4, ~ktss b. aafn.ertfank
iet bs putltfuuas barant b~tnse@.t, BAT itser 6laf&e
Melhe has ehte ,G6ptbtfd 8ttters" entbalt, ee Namere
, 1875-01-26

iiba e~erisniae, wd&er NIT DsspspFa betaRt 10. gsL
terqual Ia q, bel einern lueulif&en Nlatle NIT benz fat
unts1esbdrsn 8erlanesn gu Hsen, barafIteI su netmeS
uab benup& bur6 bte BurHt bapSu ausee6lpatn sa fetn.
hs pern @enuFs f&ntu unh f&er fardtbart Shmrtta
fsIaea. Dpd mot aaen VA paticat leise4, fcnbtrn ntt
isna aae 3aussenpHtn, ba u INNER hbIr aanne. aets q.
sas ~ tabsln Fnbe. 81 analt b1 DYspvtHer fa fslba
anb fetnt sause untsebnns- Die slddlt&e erbtit6tei
Der RIetneu pirt athf tdnen stbulbet, Bic saaSe 9aus.
l6ieit ptrs zine ~frtublet nnh ben patientru brtnst bas
8tpu6tfetn, bae bas eeben tbs cine EAT IL unb fslbf os
Rd&fsn tbn metbta. ntdt ielten iur geriwrtRnas xns y
Gar iau S~dbRmsrbe at1 wArxta a.
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,senf eDarum Bic fnred1tGea G&naertea SusbaltF
Esl&e bteit 8rantbett NIT ft briu8t. wenn ia benz yS6nE
hid gitters" en 5.ilmtttei stbeten wtrb, bas Sober letts
& ianatn tann9 Gs ltnbert bic S6merjen tcfprt uub ID
forteeitstem Gebraude ptrh ben Patient Bon Nc6e 10
9stt ft beHer tsfnssa 10 zine s1uRdnbtgs aetluns er'
left pureta btefeS Eunbabare pelnitha ~ aesrasAtn.
, 1875-01-26
Syieber unb faItes Tisbsr.

eisbr sab gpsAflFtber fur so gtnts iurtst. q
asbs ista 4silmttt.l IN Der Wslt. ntI&ts 5isbes Hns
fstsr anA aat issftSsH ssrpanetsa Rraatbtttts
lssata iErA RsspasS Vtd.a s~1l,b,Ifa, nkSj I5sS{S
ksfsttas ~ .~asSas't AssDs ealisT' - &aRa w
elsfAa
, 1875-01-26
Reiu. EfausenaOFe.

antbaIt,n ttn Ul,rfur, @ix,rdItta sDs iakbltAt
%rtsttwtttst.
A@- Ran sea&ts tt f~sIstnttu Gemptoms, wsl-
q Rh tur@ Gtpruneen Ser @srsaaunaspraan anits'
cen:
DsrRpyfuus, tnntre bdmorrtcib.n. Blutantrans ra&
ssa Rryft, iaurer @ti6mad, utt,litit, ecebf ennsn,
NibtrpiDsn e,asn Natruns, @ttubi p5u utterfu1uns
unb G@psrt TN Uiassn, idurts Huifosta, arf- une
Nbwss.n Ter Masensrubs, s3rvinhtl, ffasuet uns
i&tpsrss Gttmsn, beruuduu8,n, 3nlamm,nitrt6en uns
IRAN. f&rdr,t punttttn pssr Sad 9th tta.s G hteitrs
srr b,n Gustn, Btsta unt tun1pftr Conner, I'm Rrtfs,
manael an S6pets, atst 8arbuns trr bsut ans eer
Nuatn, GHmtra In Der Stit., In Der Sruh urp ben Gilt.
bern. plStliGs Qnfalt Ron 3ist UNI Srtnstn tm 5ltti&.
Ntntet Defsn ppn sfabra.'s ptltn te. rettn sO 81
esm BON al ben s~en4nEtsn StSrunssn.
Hrst9 25 Gents fir bic @6a&teI.
, 1875-01-26

NaItrR, S~&arla&Ftber entfeten aus serhprbenern 1luts.
gte.n bitt aranibtten Ia ,S6peeii9 8itters" bas wirt
faatfs S&usmitteI, neil % Der BETS Slutretaiser t., tn
70 stebt. Mbsr nlrb br @ebrdu@ ~ fpdt cber MID; ssnas
aaa bu Gnpeifuns bespuntn. 70 bas OGDEN, Wtaera.
6aarIa&Febu aab aabert mtt Btebu oerbunDeHe ErauI
kttten ausbre&en, bdan mus Der 9sbren1 fpfprt etn&,
asnt ptrben, ba Aranfteittu tn bttfsm Staptum cine an>
ssas 8staublaao %efsrberx.
, 1875-01-26
Star-Wftn" plattoru.

gtibersldnL cline erpRs Sieree. Gin Ssnadntiaer
Sdus inter Stten. Nrsast In @iienipaarsn 6anbluu-
asn mad. Gtrsulare gratis ~verienbst. AOrsffrs,
aD29sii- eta r. &IoItrln,. 70 h
, 1875-01-26
Ds. Naetpap'S Nerfect NmreatiOe
unb reauItreube Gtnen,

pBnis stfAmadlps, Iaubsr ttassfaet fir bic 6dIuna aEes
GtStuAstu hes Nlaasns, Der qetsr, Der GtHaerttSs, bz
Tiersn, Der BIaft, Nuosn ttber, E'pfrtb, DtrfSpfuHg,
&artleibisi,tt, unssrbauli&f,t GsspspRa, Nnerans, b1
Gaue Gautnfsber, llntsrlsitst naaHbsus. 4dmorrpoiesa
Rnb a1e unprbnupasn In ben ian trsn Oraarsu. E.tS
~,9gsnilg. xns lpdr 6ae ft pohtis furrtn.
, 1875-01-26
Rur aus 4rdutsrikFteA


fss Mshr ale pirbuHbut 9abreH ep.sedtt elm befaA
ts fhpebtfnn Nr,t bei ben wiHtnS&a ffltGeu 5prf&unG
Stl&e Ct fae auf alien Gbdltn Der Grbt anftQtt, ett -
talttse 5tssraft s.ptatr Rrauter uab h9 Gstrad bsrfeb
5sa h;tsa b AuptbeaaubtteIs ba
, 1875-01-26
lRerpenf6md&s

n dss tsr ansIhdftisfsa &raaibstteu. b.nen bas ~ .
iGtnsef<&t nnterpprfen IA, nab lets.a aamtntli6f al
men baran. Die urja&tu, reldf btefa fdrsdli9er ~
eauplaassweit mus immsr btefelbt fsia. aamltd bic
sard 6tarfanssmittei cas- Rerpenipfem, bs 81 laus
xassSreant anb Sabar& ben santsa xSrpa ~ sr6t 3 n.
Das sS&ptbti& Bttters" Rept anerrei9t ba ale xI.dr.
tunssmttta bet ben ctta ~rudbnten Rranttrtteu unb bat
l~aai.nben bic @suubbtit turadseseben, wslde Idon pa.
saa i%ptlfsltta, is wtsbr Genus on qetea ~ Gaetn.
r acknowledgement,
, 1875-01-26

Sober Serl d, einen Strom 5n
retuigen tit per9eblid, 10 latae bic Nueae
rnreiu 1T. 0pSpepIia, 2ebers ODER Nleren-
leioen, SantauSi1G9e, Scropbeln, Sopimeb
rilo aue &ranfbeiten, pelde bon unrelnem
Slut berriibren, weroen iofort beieitl9t ourf
Or. @alfer's California Stne9ar
SttterS, BEN 9teiniger oes SlutS uno Ntes
oerberlteDer oes Spltems: Sc bat niemqIs
iebl9ei6laSen,
, 1875-01-26
e@wtasfu4

nab aHe anberea eunsenfranIbettsn entfeben chen 70 "a
aus StSrunsen Der Nassntbatiststt als burt ertlitr
An!ass sbtr beftiss Grtaltans. gDsnn bic Speiie MIDI
etbSrte ~esrbauet ane Der R6rper tn 5olse be6sn ni1t bin.
ldaoIt& rndbrt pire, mus abmeseruns s~intreten UNI
has stf&p6&te Spaera erltsst btu ~lsiatefsn anfaa cine
Grf6ltuua bic BET due pnipn DOE frGftteer @eluabtet
Ga. ut&t Ia 6etta&t tdme. Dte btrabmtefen Merlts
psna ft 8dns Don S&ptnbfu&t in ben rrien Staptea b.
taabdn. stdteu stnt aasnabmt tire Aufmerllamteit ~.
at anf bic Resaliruns pr Dsrbauunssorsaas, bamtt bh
6sdtsny He@t bu Patient ~ f@ ntrnn,t, tim nldt fru&t.
ls Bef&peSs seruria&en ans ai&t bur6 ben R5tp,r a.
sn sub ibm eutweber gar tetnt sber in aiyaiaeu aaas
weate xas f&!e6ts Sfabraaa " bistea-
, 1875-01-26
90 xrspftn In ,tusm baItsn @Ias Da6ss

btItIttssR Ia DtnFstn UastHbItdtnt
Rr6mpie. @hwddbe. S%trstIspfen, bbfen @spE
fsnssrj, ptrhsrbsnen Masen, DiarrbSe,
Durdbfaa, SernDp flung, Sldbunasn
une ale tnneren eeibea.
gAisRAs fsnttn fts sne Elal&t ssn ORatwds,s ofssbs
Rsltsf bet H6 fubrsa. Wsatst Irspftn In WsNsr SsrSts
&sGnibtit pbtr S&merien, bt psm Ot6fd bee sDaHsrs
eransy ssT Stttus ale Gin Nsiinitts. r,"T -
, 1875-01-26
Dsreamanssbef@werssn.

Der Dlasem III Ste srpet Wsr!fdtte bes 86rpprs. gss
ism ertalt has gauge Spffem Natrune unp 8raft. gpeus
br Nasen uab anbers 8erbauunespr8aae na6la1tn, ibn
ssle dbastefstt ~ entptdeln, nub ser aanse 8Srper let
ssrAauanssprsans .nrattea, anb Seri6teptnn Dirt, abn
se Sauptnrfaas bleibt thinner bteielbs. DIES In bu
qsraab, ppbe tas rS6weptiG Sttters. Ia 70 ale Stdr.
hsnasmttrd utrit, bic DetbauunBsoreaa rtselt anb tbf
edanbt Ibahafett beratlt. 10 siele Sra nfbtiten BELT, bh
aaIaetnens eant strlattsenn Ratur aub. gDtr uennes
ksyGstey kesnAT3
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gu ben nod ni6t perIorenen
{ 60neu 6 ii II lte Il 9eb0ren aud Die, oaB
&inoer nod INNER Sober III tbre Shublplsen
gu arbeiten periteben. sic bringen oles in
etpa Sebn &a0en fertis. StpS
linb elm porSii9lides Seilmtttel bage9er, bas
ME feblldldQt.
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:ets 25 0ents fir bic @aa4teI.

Wa6tpap II. 60,
90 @arren, Ode ST asA Ctr. y. D.
Rebwas u. g.. 8. l3atrtn. Ode &burd Git, 9ftn
GsrL. auslanfi, Ganisnbs Etrta pire Spnts aasefaidf.
, 1875-01-26
@awtausf@lass.
@o6sR,

gI.4.ss, staasa... sura nasealss satsOassa. lssas
tSken
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Railways READY RELIEF

cine aus.nbEtdli&s 5dIfe NRtsa bdt
Gnt,labuns her Nteren. etr Dlas unb Der &tnasnsibt
Gsnasatcn br eunst. xsbltupFstesn, Athmxnssbtawsr-
ben. 5triilsYfen, 5sasrte. 9rpuy. DSyttssta. 9atarrh,
SnAtns,s, f%epff$msrt BabaSsh Wsuralsts, Rtsuas.
tsaius, 6rSadn. WtGfelfsbsr.
Die &nwsnsuns bss Reaap Rtslief an b,ss IstbsHSsa
sbs ~triraRitsa 9betlt wtrs ~2tabtruns uxt EtfttttoIae
tes Ntbts AtrbtfRhrsH.
, 1875-01-26

y q n OF ED0tDeHIEIDENp TUIIltH
Dem Oh. SilSbee elm 0enfn1al erridten nee
9en ieiuer 9liidli4eu GntOedung Der ANA
KESIS, eIleS untriigli1en SeilmtttelS fir
ihlimmiten Samorrboloenfdle bel 10000
6auen bat es fein Otal feblgeidlasen. SIS
1T eiu einfaGeS @infiibrungsmittel, lAmerS=
los nnb lei9t anSubringen, gelpdbrt iofort
9%inoerung, iuirrt ais elm Snitrument, @rwets
huugsmlttel unb Nteblfament uno lam Die
Seiluug ni6t perfeblen. Yrets $500.
6ra1to Su9ei1lft na6 @nlpfang bes PreileS.
IS. Weutaeoter II. SO. Anakesis-De-
not. as Walker Str. New York,
, 1875-01-26
SauSwurm 1ebcnS eutferut.

&opf uno ale 9beile politanbig in sfpei
Stunben. Seine S%eSablung, ebe Der Sopf
~entferut 1T. Sie,. gtaoelz uno Wtageu>8iirs
n,er e"ntfernt bon Or. &unfel, 259 Noro
Neunte Ctr. Iatb gratis. &ommt unp lebt
iiber 1000 Gremplare. r.
, 1875-01-26
R. R. R.
RkDMAY'S READY RELIEF
Aasirt bic i&Iimmfen S&uHssn IN 1 tis 20
Mtnuten.
BOY NtGt etnl Stunbe VA
nsA stfxns ttstr aRi,tss brau4t isseab Ssnanl
GAasrtsa ~ lttssa, 2.
Railways Ready Relief
furtrt ieben S@mers.
q var bas ssas nab ID
Sas stn3ise i&mer8fiaenbe NttteI,

stI&,t ass,ubli6li& bt. f<muatR G&mtlsn, G&paAt
anb 9ntiaasunssu befeltist une &sna,fisntn lurtrt,
eIetnptsl Oh fs tn Der 9unss, Ina Waatn, GiaespeIbea
SAsr fsnfissn Drafsa pstr Dssassa Ittsta, sarA da-
Waltes Nnptnbans.
~pstatssnh Der S@mtri ittn mag, Der Rktunattfde, Nstt-
lasrriss S&natt. 0triruspelts. NsrsSls an ~stfasalsts
esissabs SEER &r6nttInee wirs al
, 1875-01-26

@abt SIR iemal8 Gable @crew
@ire Sttefel ooer S6ube (? Sie iperoen
bon DtiuIonen 9etragen uno jeoer iagt, oaB
es baS bequemlte uno bette SdubWert iet,
baS je gemadt murbe. Ihtet auf ben Pas
teutltempel. gues alloere 1T arInleltge Nad)'
ahmunQ.
, 1875-01-26

@au3 umouf! @qe GpOtbeter erbiel=
ten 9ambur9er SamilieusSalenoer bon Or.
4u9ut &6nt9 fir bus Sabr 1875.
@ebet bin 81 oenlelben mo bolt Sud einen.
, 1875-01-26

w~seIan@oIts.
faS untslppus Srantbettsp Hat BIZ mesiesntfHs Uebanb.
Inns Ssriabsn tann atsmais N frab ~tsspanen perstn.
Dian sstrau&e sas yS&webti& Bttters@ eenaa aat s-
Nnpthun9 anb ete leSte Spar bar pbeuaenanntea III
ptre serl6ptnesa. Dem patitnttA wirb %uufeblbar Il
s%slfaneise @eluasbett suridssesbsp nab (s4ar be fr6bert
esitrisit aeIt f& balb ries6 dir.
@tn MbIsitanssnatttsL
RerSRsa, peas ra Rtrsfames abfabruussAits ,i N,
F@6bit&e Bplsea trstnh elmer Nrt pan(dea, (oqtsn lii,
eppp.lts Dpts bes ,S6pebti& Bttters" ntbnsn. a. Il
en YplfpH,meR anf41kIt4sS &bIeitsaasmtttG ssA Ssss
ssrabrsi&t persta shAi @a4a4t sRf
''t EIfss Rab 0sfAk8A
Ia u weber HaedfIlf, xs4 aRA.rx mtReaNEHs SuS
fanisa .atbdlt, aa& feline asfisstfAea HF~nStScIs O.
btra aaSf@lisSIl& bsaebt ans
erdaterfktsus
lwsa lsIfaas ssssxfAsasa sAs ssaa ssass szaama
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-09

Lecture-Den,and TOR Horses-Fs4nefaI
--Spettthv Match, E.c.
bpecial to the Star.
DAYTON, o., March 9.--Rey. Mr.. jew
EFT will deliver his next lecture to-mor-
row evening. Subject: 'Fourth Gene
raj Council Of the Christian Church,
The great demand for horses has been
especially observable in this locality.
The buyers are from the East. Fine
cavalry horses are particularly desired.
III is thought that these are for some
European government for army pur-
poses.
The funeral of the late Captain Joseph
6taley, OF the Dayton police, took place
last evening. 1t was attended by the
entire police department, together with
u large cOnoourse of friends and ac-
Quaintances of the deceased.
1.-The spelling match will come off at
Music Hall next Tuesday evening.
The Y. NJ. u. A. OF this city will elect
their officers this evening for the ensuing
year.
The laboring men of the city are sub
lscfibing literally Tor the building of the
coal road. About thousand dollars
worth of stock was taken by them yes
terday.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-09

Mr.. G.. II. Cotton salter, ex-United
States Consul to the Treaty Ports OF
Yang-Tse-Kiang, writing with reference
to the proposed explorations Of the
Iang-Tse-Kiang, says, with the refer
enoe to the coal of China: The develop
,ment of the coal fields of China would
alone warrant an expedition. This coal
area is upwards of 100000 square miles,
twelve to thirty feet thick; every kind of
coal is found. hard and soft, bituminous
and anthracite. Millions of tons are
gathered by furnace mining, but scien-
lific mining is, believe, entirely un-
known. Ships are dispatched every
week from Cardiff and Liverpool with
coal for California, long and danger
Gus journey Of 10000 miles, and here are
these vast coal felds of China-yirgin
felds-only 6,0O0 miles across the Pa
,cltc ocean. III the Geographical So
ciety, the Chamber of Commerce, the
Paciic Mail, or any individual or so
ciety wish any facts, figures, or statis-
tios, I should BE- glad TO- furnish them.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-09
WdShtJ,0tOn Notes.

a w AoHlNGlON, MdTOu b,-h DTOLueT VI
Speaker Blaine has received nomina-
tion from the President as an army pay
master. There were six hundred appli-
cants for the nine vacancies.
Senator Morton made a powerful
speech on the Pinchback question yes
terday, and was carefully listened to.
Senator Andy johnson seemed partcu-
tarly interested, and will probably speak
on the question.
An order reinstating Major N. II.
Mclean as Lieutenant Colonel will soon
be issued.
The revision of the Louisiana election
returns by the House committee will
leave the conservatives in the minority
and any election for U. S. Senator, II
MIR. Wheelers compromise is effected,
must result in favor of a Republican.
Large numbers of applications are be-
Ing made for the office of Secretary of
Legation at Vienna, under the new Min
lister, Mr.. Orth. No immediate change is
expected.
A variety of opinions exist regarding
the probabilities of Pinchback's admis-
sion. He says himself that it depends
upon Andy Johnson and Senator Aloorn.
Mr.. johnson Is reported as having said
that If there Is any government in Lou
fsiana Pinchback is elected. This, how
ever, leaves his position still less definite
than before.
. The following are the Presidents re-
cent nominations: Godlove 5. Orth, Min
ister to Austria; S. Maynard, Minister
TO ConstantinOple; Charles q. Sheats,
ex-member OF Congress from Alabama,
TO be Sixth Auditor of the Treasury,
vice John j. Martin, appointed Post.
master ut Montgomery, Alabama; How
ard Knowles, Collector OF Internal Rev.
enue, Fifth District Of Illinois; VIM.
J..Smitb, Surveyor, Memphis; John Z.
lAbercrombie, Surveyor, Burlington,
Iowa; d. T.. Laseyon, Surveyor, Du-
Jbuque; Robert w. Fitzhugh, Collector
OF Customs, Natchez. Postmasters, A.
s. Mcclure, Wooster, ONO; John s.
Hull, New Philadelphia, Ohio; d. s..
Wade, Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of Montana; j. &. Hamilton. oil
Ohio, Indian Agent, Sisseton, Dakota;
John Ulrick, Receiver OF Public Moneys,
Lacrosse, Wisconsin; Frederick Fiees-
cher, Register, same place; William p.
Bartlett, Register, Eucsaire, Wisconsin.
The prospects of Il snort session are
growing exceedingly gloomy. Repub-
= lican Senators are now talking Of a
month, six weeks, and two months; but
all admit that the Pinohback question
will be the principal issue, and that all
Others could be disposed Of in few
days at most.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-09
By TEL EGRAPH.
WHDfs to Got Out of Ns

NEW YORK, March 9.-The Herald's
cable dispatch from Paris says Mao
Gahon, Herald correspondent at the seat
of war in Spain, reports that there 10 o
rumor alleging that considerable diff
Guilty is experienced In preventing King
Alfonso from abdicating the spanish
Drown in favor of Duke De Montpensier.
THAT TRANSIT.
A dispatch received at Paris, dated
Table Boy, Cape of Good Hope, Febru-
ary IL, says the steamship Monongahela
arriyed there, bringing news from the
American Scientific Expedition, located
at Kergulenland tor the purpose Of OBJ
serving the transit of Venus.
The dispatch received from the astron-
omers bears date OF January IL, and
their lubors of observing the planets
track on the 9th OF December were emf
nently successful. The weather was
very favorable, considering the general
stale OF the weather on Desolation ISL
and. The English and French parties
stationed there for the same purpose
pho .ograpns of the sun at the various
periods OF the planets contacts were OBJ
tanned. All the instruments oil the Amer
leans worked with great satisfaction.
THE ELECTION.
Dispatches from Concord, N. f., SAYS
the vote on the State election to-day will
be very close, and both Democrats and
Republicans claim that they will carry
the State. The general belief is that
there will be no choice for Governor by
the people. The Herald's special pro-
pheoies the success Of the Democratic
ticket and the election of the entire
Democratic Congressional delegation.
A Port Jarvis dispatch says: Late
yesterday afternoon the surface of the
water from The melting snow on the
bills flooded the ice gorge opposite that
place, and settling back into the lower
part of the town, near the gas-works.
several families moved their goods while
awaiting lurther developments them
selves. The main stream shows no sign
OF a rise, but close watch is being kept
and arrangements made Tor a prompt
alarm.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-09

There is being built miniature oil
farm Tor exhibition at the coming Gen.
tennial Exhibition at Philadelphia. 1t
will be a complete and accurate repre-
sentation, upon a reduced scale, of sec
ton OF the oil region. There will be
rocks, bluffs, hills and rayines, creeks
and rivers. There will be railroads with
trains in motion, moved by a miniature
engine. There will be four oil wells in
the drilling process, other wells pump
ing, horses and drays transporting the
oily product overland, pipe lines, tanks,
village containing costly residences
of the successful operators, and the pine
board shanty OF the pumper, and in the
foreground the oil works, including
tanks, stills, engines, agitators, store
houses, ETC., The whole ''farm" will 0c-
cupy q space Of about twenty feet
square, and will cost many hundreds OF
dollars. There will be several small en-.
gines to run the wells, drill, railroad
trains and refinery.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-09

General Changarnier is eighty years
old, and much further on in his declin-
ing than his ancient contemporary,
Theirs. The general, after playing
many indecisive roles In French poll
tics, sieges and revolutions,is ending his
days with the paint-brush in his own
hands--he paints himself. Eighty are
some years at which to be fop; but, OF
course, he is a thorough one; wears COR
sets under his Uniform, wigs, perfumes,
and powders and plasters and yarnishes
up daily from 10 q. m. to p. M, when, as
he has become dry, he deftly takes Off,
as 1t were, mis- ticket, "Beware OF
Paint" and sallies forth into fine So
ciety.
Cornelius K0opmanschap, representa-
tive ota company in Rio Janeiro, which
desires to import Chinese laborers
into Brazil, has returned to China, and
is going back to Brazil, to see If a ior-
NAL alliance can be concluded between
that country and the Chinese Empire.
slavery Brazil will need 100000 Chinese
laborers on the plantations, largely in
the cultivation Of coffee and pepper.
Four thousand Cinnamon will be
shipped from Canton next October and
November for Rio JaneirO, and during
the following summer other ship loads
will be sent, until the number reaches
10000.
The latest advertising dodge in Paris
is thus described: You are quietly
walking along the Boulevard, pensiyely
meditating on lie and your mother-ln-
law, when suddenly you are astonished
by.a kick from behind. You turn and
meet the impertinent gaze of II stranger.
fyOu are Ga man of honor" and most
Frenchmen are, you at once demand sat
isfaction. "Certainly," says the assail-
ant, bowling coolly. 'Your card, sir"
you say, while your eyes burn with rage.
"Here it is, sir" he responds, handing
you a pasteboard. You look at the card
and are stupefied to read something like
this: !: "The largest stock OF winter clothes
can be seen at No. = -- street.r
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-09
NEWs FRoM TIE Old WORLD.

PARIS, March 9.-Adyices from Fig
ueras, on the Spanish frontier, report
that an engagement has taken place be-
tween the Carlists and the Alfonsists
near that fortress, which lasted 9 hours.
The Alfonsists lost 800 killed and wound
ed. The Carlists are bombarding the
town of Aria.
PARIS, March 9.-There is great diff
Guilty in preventing the young King AL
fonso from abdicating in favor of Duke
De Montpensier. The Herald CORE.
spondent in Spain reports this as an Al
fonsist rumor.
HENDAYE. March 9.-The Carlists
have entered the Province of Santander
in strong force. Reinforcements have
been forwarded from Bilbao to the troops
in the province, and the Government has
embargOed steamers for the transport
service.
ROME, March 9.--Cardinal Lorenzo
Barili is dead.
Archbishop Ledochowski, who was
expelled from the See Of Posen by the
Prussian Government, is to be created Q
Cardinal at the approaching Papal Con-
6istory.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-09
Cutting Afrdy-Gran0er State COnves,-
.tiON-Past0r Resigned,

ttOV-GWS 1te0t0ueQs
Special to the Star.
COLUMBUS, O., March 1.-TWO saloon
keepers of this city, well-known for their
rufiianly character, had an encounter
last evening in Williams saloon, in
which knives were freely used, and both
men were badly cut.
The Granger State Convention will
meet at the City Hall to-day at 10 A. NJ.
A, A large number OF delegates have al
ready arrived.
Rev. Isaac C. Hughes, who was some
months since appointed pastor Of the
welsh Congregational Church of this
,oity, having become Objectionable to a
majority OF his congregation, has been
forced toresign. A lively little contest
ds now going on through the columns Of
ithe, city papers between the: friends and
tthe opponents of The reverend gentleman
among his Late congregation. e-..-.. :
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-09
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