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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-26

EARTHoUAKE are indebted TO
Judge Jones for the following account Of the
e2rthquake-waye at Lshaiua:
'On Friday, Aug. Il, little before i've
O'Clock A NJ, il WIS observed that the reef
was above water in many places, and the
space between the reef and the shore las in
april last, 70 be nearly dry. In Sfew min
utcs the water returned, covering the reef,
and rose 10 high-water mark, IN spring tides.
little after IL o'clock, when it rose much
higher than AZ any other time, and forced the
water into the main street much higher than
any spring tide. This occurred three times
in succession Il then resumed its previous
action, aud continued flowing and ebbing
throughout the day and night. There was
not the slightest shock Of earthquake before
the movement Of the sea-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-26

JoHSST HAxoA-This Is the hame Of the
soldier who was sentenced in the Police
Court recently, 500 for an aggravated as
s1ult on 4 Hawaiian, falling to pay which he
went into the cbAin-gang-so called to
work il out. Johnny Is native Of Hope
Island, somewhere to the southwark OF Ia
hiti, but has lived in Hawaii a long time He
Is fellow Of extraordinary muscular devel-
opueut, and with the trimming pursued By
the - fancy in Europe and America, would,
10 doubt, strip well for the prize ring.
On one or two occasions, since he went into
the gang. he abssuted himself without leave,
but on Wednesday Of last week, having
again committed the ofsense, and told false
hood about il, the oTerseer, Mr. Hart, gave
him slight fageIlatioo, a. correction he
took the punishment quite stoieally, bat as
soo1 as the oversesr's back Was turned, be
sPzng 1pou him and grasping him about the
neck. severe tzszle enzued- Mr.. Hzrt Is
very strongly built man, but Johnny, though
weighing less. was al but match for hin
They two were bE themselves. II building
on the Espla1ade, with nobody Il cal, and
If Johnny had got the best of the overseer,
be might have killed hin he declares that
be cares nothing for his life Public safety
requires that such fellows should not be al
lowed at large Johnny Is now At work on
the Esplzuade, with ball and chain attached
TO his leg
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-26
PASS ENG RS.

Prom WindwArd Ports, Per stur KlsEsA, Aug Id
W Hall and wife. MIS- San. Ms L Lyuns. Frank
Spencer y Bsisl- J Simmons. W Foster. Cooke.
" smith. Warren. Mr. Turner. Miss Mason, Henry
BALDWIN v 6 Neeth1ui, Wong >cng, Ahpc, Aehc1g
Fer WindWArd Purts. pr szur KiAuea- August "a
Mrs. Y Nzea. Rev Baldwin and wife. Mrs Law
renee and chii6ren, c Shart, Baldwin, 6 Seec-
han BedsL
Prom Sau Francisco. per stur IDAHO. August I'D
PoSus. Dr. V Nsvsonb. RtE Z Corwia, u Phil
lips. Max Green julius Cohn- Max Eckert, Ms N
Bray. 2 short. Ms Sh1rt Mrx LaEre1ee
and two eniifrsn- Ms n Campbell AnG ehiidrsn-
fou- scae-a-e r1sseu-erS-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-26

TIE ERUPTION OF VEsUvIUs.-At recent
sitting Of the Paris Academy of Sciences,
Paluleiri, Of Naples, sent in a communication
on the eruption of Mount FesuyiuS, which
seemed 10 be on the decline short time ago,
but which, ne says, now seems to have set
tied down into a state Of permaBenee, emit
ting little lava every day, a maximum and
minimum being perceptible at certain stated
hours 4 fssure about four hundred yards
long, opened q few days ago exactly At the
spot where tourists leave their horses in
order to make the ascent From this new
cap quantity of lava kept flowing quietly
for seven days, and now the stream has re-
commenced from the crater
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-26

The American Club have rented the HaA-
lelea House, and viii be ready TO open the
establishment by the LIST Of October. Pro
vision will be made 10 accommodate thirty
persons al the table, the expense TO be met
BY the mess members, and such other in
viied persons as may avail themselves OF the
boarding department
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-26

New ROOFING Corrugated iron roofing
is being put on the new building Of Mr.. G.
Rhodes, on KashumSnu street. This is 4
new material for Honolulu, though it las
been in use in England and elsewhere for
some years past. 1t IS used not only for
roofing, but also for siding, so that it is
available for covering in the frame entirely,
and u-As>ing iire-prOof building at less eX-
Peuse than stone or other material The
roofing is made in sheets of various sizes,
the two used by Mr.. Rhodes being so inches
in width BY and s feet in length 1t is
about as heavy as good sheet-iron. 1t
covers quickly, and is therefore less ex-
pensiTe than shingles or states. The advan-
tages Of this roofing IS, that while fre-proOf,
il Is OF less weight than states, and the first
cost and the expense Of putting it on is less
also. This roofing was procured in Victoria,
where it is in general use.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-26

PERsONAL-we notice, by the IDAHO the
arrival Of Rev. E. CorNin, Pastor Of the Fort
Street Church His congregation, and his
many friends in this community, learn with
regret that he has accepted a call from the I'd
Congregational Church Of Oakland, Cal. be
viii leave Honolulu for his new charge, by
the steamer Of October next
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-26
Port of Honolulu, August IS.
ARRIVED.

kuS. ts-Schr Isabella FROM WAirns4 and Koloa-
l2->chr ka1afie. from Mciokai
An bS Comet. Abbott. Is DAYS from san
Erlnc1scu.
Tahisisn sehr Red Ant. BNnaistsr, frUu
Sociery Islands
Schr Active. from kchala-
2l-Schr MsrilEA. frun kawaihAs.
III : Mahonz1. Simpson, fruu LAhainA-
&-Schr kitty CartErieht. frgm WLiRlua-
Stur kilkucs. FROM ~indusri ports
Schr Rob Eoy fruu ports % 0ahu-
Schr May. frum Hiio.
scar Nstris Merrill, frUn K1loa-
SAN bk Kutuzo6, Arkirsou. - DAYS from
rcekAiet
Stmr idaho. Conner. II days frun san
FrNuci-cn-
Schr leste. from Molcssa-
Schr HATTIE, from NawiliwilL
Schr May. from Anahoik
Ssh Earnli. from Eahului
Schr May Ellen. fruui wElhes.
Schr Lin frum Nol1ka
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-26

TIE [. 5. Steamer Nosongo, Capt. Simp-
sou, arrived in port last Friday, FROM her
trip 10 windward- She has been gone a
month, having made the circuit Of the Island
Of Hawaii, and touched AZ several ports on
Maui From Hno, parties Of the officers
went up 10 the Crater Of Kilauea, but found
Pele in rather quiet condition The steamer
LEFT Ulupalakua Friday morning, and arrived
here about o'clock P NJ
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-26

Losr.-Sherif Neville, Of South Kons,
met with an adventure last week, in the
forest near WAimes, Hawaii. Leaving his
company, who were on the upper road from
Hilo to WaimeA, be rode on in advance, and
lost himself Upon their arrival at waimss,
not finding him, and he not making his sp-
pearsnce on the next day, party Of natives
were dispatched 20 hunt him up. be was
discovered upon the mountain not far from
Waimea, having just made out his own
whereabouts BY having climbed ridge, ana
discovered 10 the distance the church, aud
w&s returning TO his camp Of the previous
night, with the bearings in mind to make
fresh start. BE was out in the forest two
days and nights, and Was reduced to walking
for escape, as his horse hzd given out and
disd from fatigue. The mountain Of Hama
kua, with its forest, is a dangerous place for
strangers without guides, and there have
been instances Of persons losing their lives
in its maze Of cattle paths. 1t is especially
dangerous when mist and clouds settle upon
the tree-tops, aud shut out both earth and
sky from view. kam2ainas, on the mount
ain II such weather, patiently camp down
until it clears up, and the ordinary land
marks become again visible
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-26

We are requested by the Secretary OF the
Agricultural Society TO call attention TO the
notice in another column, and also TO state
that there will be meeting Of the Board Of
Management at the Government House, to-
day, al u O'clock
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-26
EX r. C. WYLIE!

CQUARE AND ARCH Fire Bricks,
= Floor OIL Cloth, 50 inches vide, IN pieces
Of IS yards eaeh-elegzut patterns
Sheet Zinc, Nos and 10.
Mania CordAge, to l inches,
BuTizps, 20 inches wide,
French Clzrgt in cases,
Fine MArteIss Brandy IN cases,
Best English Porter, II piats and quarts,
Drzaght Ale-EagIish AID German, in 50
gallon casks,
English Bottled Ale, n pints and quarts,
Fer Sale AZ Lowest Market Rates By
sat h HACEFELD 4 CO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-26
News from the Arctic.

rhe srst ssu. frsuu ths Arctic Il he ss,son have
:
tes1e- = tlie~-l ne tsiot' - ~ D>si' VI ~
bark washngtun, vhich len the July 18th badly
-. - - 81, - .s-. .i. q, 49,
We are inteote1 % NJ tetsrso1 iQr fartieultrs
Cant R.ker rsports the 50 free u E,s NJ u The
., =,
Hiss =. "~-,' ~ - $780, t-sN-t ~ VIZ ~
cid grounds bot 10 whale were q be sen he ice
-. - o.. - -, A. - ~. As- -
ing O. hoia e. a has caused sresi aa7iaSe-
Fifs-fuo shins we're c-tissn therr 60 u Juiv lsrh
~ e-'s my 7'-' l@-'' l-N'- ~----e ne el11s
feet The season - shat date cod whales shy and
- -,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-26

TIE IDAHo.-The favorite steamer IDAHO,
which. during the late trip of the NoHtaHG,
was laid up for repairs, returned 10 this port
last Sunday morning, very much improved
in appearance and strength, having been
thoroughly renovated, eleansed and repaint-
ed, st an expense Of over $4,000. As
the heavy lightweight eargoes Of sugar in
bags which she is accustomed TO carry, sub
jeets the ship 10 an unusual strain, it
was thought best by her proprietors to make
her much stronger than she needed TO be for
an ordinary mixed cargo. For this purpose,
an extra plsnkiug six inches thick was laid
on, about ten feet in Width, around the entire
vessel; the new planks being at short inter
walls vertically bolted together, as well as Sc
cured to the ship with screw bolts, in the
most substantial manner. A large number
Of extra knees, braces and Sanctions were
also introduced, 10 strengthen the ship and
sustain both the upper and lower decks. 1t
is found that even this slight inerease'of beam
and buoyancy at the water-line prevents the
vessel from rolling As much as formerly, and
We are assured by DR.. Neweomb, Rev Mr..
Corwiu, and other passengers, that they
never made so comfortable passage in this
respect upon any Sea-gOiOg vessel We heart
lily congratulate the Company, the Com
mandeT, anu the travelling community upon
this improvement. Ii is 4 pledge that the
owners Of the steamer line are disposed to
spare no pains or expense in making pro-
vision for the comfort aud safety of the public.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-26
CLEARED.

lT-Schr Nsrtis Merrill f,r Kcloa-
Schr WsrwicS, fer Lanai
Schr kouz Packet or Eona-
2n-Schr Annie. FIR Hfio.
Schr Hattie. for NawiliwilL
Schr Hckuiels. for Htna
Sehr kate Lee. flr LAhaizS AID Makes
Schr TsahsliN f,r Moiokki
Schr M1uucSav1i. for Hsu.-
Schr Active. f1r kohalA
2-Schr Ekrl4ils. fr Nli1kzi
Schr Marii6a- f,r kkwaihas-
Schr Odd Fellow. f1r Hilo.
s4-Schr Netrie Msrri1. for koloa-
str kilErsa. f1r vin9vard ports
Schr Kitty Cartwright. flr WailrA-
2-Schr fetts. for Mcilaa-
Schr Hattie. flr Nzufliwih
Schr Nay. FIR Nkwiiivil.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-26

MURDER TRIAL---Ths trial, at Nawiliwili,
Of Mary Kokai, for the murder Of her hus-
hand by poisoning, on the 18th Of last Octo-
Der, resulted in verdict Of not guilty, and
the discharge Of the prisoner. The trial was
commenced on Monday, the 10Th, and the
verdict was rendered about II o'clock Sstur-
day night The important points in the Gaze
turned upon Chinese testimony. 1t was
proved that ten days before Kokai's death,
Ahlona purchased some arsenic; that few
days before Kokai died, Ahl0na gave TO Co
ana bottle containing something ike pia,
which the latter gave 70 Mary, and that Ko-
kai died from the effect Of arsenic in rice,
which be received from the hands Of Mary.
Mary was told BY the Chinese that the pow
der placed in her hands wss a medicine TO
destroy the appetite for opium smoking. 1t
could not Be proved TO the satisfaction Of the
jury that Mary put the arsenic in the rice, as
there were Cinnamon in the house at the
time the rice was prepared, or that she knew,
even, that it was poisonous powder. No
sufficient motive was shown, from her pre-
vious life with her husband, TO prove { wish
on her part TO murder hIu-and the jury &C
quilted Ahlona has been retainedin eustodys
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-26
JUST RECEIVED!

INVOICES OF DRIED APPLES,
i Flour, CT various brands,
TwblsrS. Wr1PpEsg Papsrs
Hemp Sza-Twine,
Heap Canvass,
Ravens Duck,
Nary Bread
For sale n qzaatisies to salt By
ss-2t h HACKFELD L CO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-26

The EsaAo, with the mails, viii sail next
saturday, Al P. N.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-26
LOCAL NEWS.
Phases Of the Moon for he month Of August
rrIruEa 81 cur. pAs'I SIXTH.

oUR thanks are due Bennett, of the News
Depot, for papers ex Eiaho.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-26
MAR ED.

BrcKyzLL-RcND-At Kohalz, Hawaii August 70,
II the residence II the brides ather, Rev. James
Bicknsu 70 Ellen NJ. Bond
FLrryEs-McISTTzE-In Honolulu. Aug 18th. a;
the residence ct the brides father, David y. FliJuer
To Jane NC McInryrs. daughter q Archibald
McIntvre. Esl No cards
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-26
NOTICE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRovIS-
Il ions Of the Charter Of the Royal Hawaiian
Agricultural Society. there viii be General
Meeting Of the members Of said society. held
a, the Court House on Friday, Aug. 2Sth, At
1s o'clock, NJ. T. II. HARRIS,
Ii Recording Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-26

SAD AccIDESr.-On Thursday last, at ku
aloa Plantation, Willie Wilder, eldest son Of
Mr.. S. G. Wilder, the proprietor, fell into
one Of the CHARTERS, the juice in which was
at the boiling point. The lad was amusing
himself in the sugar-house, and had passed
upon the platform, which is on level with
the tops Of the CHARTERS, where he busted
himself in pushing the skimmings along the
trough with paddle The native attendant
had Just gone TO the shamrock and shut OF
the steam, laying his skinner across the
usual passage way, when Willie, wishing to
pass to the other side Of the elariher, at
tempted to 20 between the side Of the house
and the box Of skimmings set on the para
pet The box, with his pressure, gave way
and slid into the elariier, he falling across
it, with his legs fully immersed in the boiling
juice. He caught with his hands on the OPP
posite side Of the ciariier, and pulled him
self out, instantly, before even those at hand,
alarmed BY his scream Of terror, could reach
him.
His clothing and shoes were cut down
and removed At once, but the few seconds
contact Of the boiling liquid had inflicted a
mortal injury-both of his legs and the alb
dOmen were scalded beyond chance OF re-
covery. Reaction never set in, though the
little fellow survived twenty-four hours
The injured parts, denuded Of the skin,
seemed cold and dead; be complained that
be could not get warm. Medical assistance
was procured from town, but no human aid
could avail 10 save his life. His body was
brought to town on Friday night, and the
funeral, from the residence Of DR.. Judd, on
Sunday, wss largely attended
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-26
FOR SALE!

A CHEAP BUGGY. INQUIRE OF
"A se-St DIR. WM. HlLLEBRAND.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-10

LANCASTER, March 2e.-The follow
ing letter from Hon. Thaddeus Stevens
has been received by one ono Of his
personal friends in this city. It speaks
for itself:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-10

1ses5EUsd, That In the death Of brother
Webster our Fraternity at large has lost a
talented member and we OF this Chapter a
beloved friend and brother.
Resolusd That in his death we acknowI-
out limit and whose goodness it is sin to
doubt; and that by his early death we are
reminded OF the shOrtness Of life and the
frailty Of man.
T2esoEUed, That while we mourn with un-
feIgned grief the death Of one rendered dear
by all the ties that friendship and Fraternity
could afford, who gave rare promises OF fus
tUre usefulness and honor, though he has
passed away from rs forever, we viii enr
BALM In our hearts those attributes which
adorned his character, and will ever entwine
about his name wreath Of kind deeds and
cherished recoIlections, fadeless and pure as
amarinthian flowers, and thus preserve his
memory in perpetual bloom.
ResoIUsd, That IN this afaietion we deeply
sympathize with the grief-stTicken parents
and friends, and that as an indication Of
our heartfelt sorrow, we wear the usus4
badge of mourning an appropriate period
OF time.
Resolved, That a copy Of these resolutions
be furnished the parents of the deceased,
and each of the several Chapters of The Fra
ternity; that they be published in the Dey&-
asgare Gazette, the Western COIEegiaH, and the
Perry County Weekly and that copy pc
preaap---l the archives Of this Chapter.
NJ. joy,
A. i,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-10
EXAMINATION NOTICE.
school Examiners Notice.

69GMOO4 - s&6A AAAA4AGAs - gG4AfSSs
TVHE school Examiners Of Delaware county vii
III meet, during the year 1868, fer the eSamiua-
ton of teachers a. the following places and times
namely
At the COURT ROOM In Delaware, March 7th
and 21st ApTit 4t6 aud 18th May I'd Septem-
Der 18th Octabf I0ih and oath November In
and 14tn I; December 5th.
At the SCHOOL HOUSE in Ostrander, March 25th
and Oct Sd. At the ScHODL HOUSE in Ashley,
April llth. Al the SCHOOL HOUSE in Les, is Gem
ter, April 25yh aud october 3lst At Col. Frambes'
sCHOUL HOUSE IN Sunbury, Nay 9ln and October
18th.
Candidates must present satisfactory testimo-
mails Of good moral character al the law re-
guires as a condition Uf examination that each
applicant for certificate shall ray a fee of SO
cents.
No.Gertihcate is granted l4'ess the candidate fs
s'quaiifed teach ALL the branches ma med in tn
law namely Orthography, Readtng, Writing
ATithmetio5 6 Biography, English Gram mar and
posses ses an adequate knowledge u tue theory and
practice OF teaching p
No cand idate, Rf er seCoud failure, viii be ad-
mitted to Fe-ezamfnatUn within SIX months.
ExanHnau0ns will commence at 20 O'Clock, A.
N and elc Sc at 2 O'Clock, 2. M, and no applicant
will be admitted af er IL O'clock. The exercises
will be eondueted as far as possible in writing
Each candidate is requested TO bring paper, and
pencil andsa stamped envelope directed 20 him
sell, IN which the certificate awarded viii be
'malieo 20 him, or netsce offailure.
,. s, CAMPBELL.
Feb. IA, 1sss.-tf. Clerk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-10

Why is ii that in most every house they
have a Morning Star Cooking Stove .
Becarse they have been tried for several
years, and those that have used them re-
commend them to their neighbors in the
highest terms. the demand increases. You
will find them in the lower Stove and Tin
Ware Store in the Evans Block, For
sale BY the manufacturers agent, THOMAS
Evans Jr,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-10
Equality at Home

Antoine" said 1Iirabeau, returning and
gay
From the Assembly, "on and from this
day
Nobilfty's abolished-men are men
No title bencefOrth used but Citizent
A new thrice glorious era dawns for France
And now my bath" ts9es Citizen" A
glance
Of fame the huge man at his servant shot
Then, waIlOwing sea-g0d like, t'Antoine
more hoE,'
He growls. 'Here, Citizen" A hand OF
wrath
Gript Antoine's head and soused # in the
bath.
He splutgering, dripping, trembling, 'Ras-
cal know
His master thunder'd as he let him 60,
with you still remain Count Mirabeau !''
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-10

shioh returns only at intervals SO long
that we have forgotten its nature The
party is not showing its capacity to gov
ern, but how much mischief il can do.
Lt will 60 out of the Legislature as it
did before, leaving a stencil and as
before, it viii not return until it's ia
tamies are partly forgotten. and O new
generation has come on the stage,
which will have to learn its character
hv the experience of a single term
Cincinnati Gazette.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-10
Farm for Sale.

TaN consequ quence Of old age and poor health, ] am
desfrous Of selling my farm situated in West
d I'D TOWNSHIP. Morrow County, Ohio, adjoining
the village Il Wpstheld. Said far contains Two
Hunor "a and Fifty-seveu acres. Fifty acres eE
cellent bottom land, Thirty acres Of tlmb' r, the
balance in meadoW, pasture and under cultivation
good two story frame dwelling house with cell
iaFs also one good tenant house, each with good
well and cisteru at the door, good barn and otht r
cut buud,ugs- There Is planted and owing On
said farm about one mule Il Osage orange hedge.
bearing orchard # over SIX hundred apple trees,
about tW o hundrcd pear and peach trees, che rry
grapes aud other hue fruits. at q moderate cal
cuiatl0n the income Of the orchard will pay the
interest IF the money. Address,
}. GO0DBUE,
March 20, '6s-sm,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-10

The Crawsbay family, the wealthiest
in Wales, is said 20 have made les CO.
Iossal fortune from very small boRin-
t,fnns, la the last century the original
Cravshay, then "a farmers son, rode 60
London on his pony (hls sole property
ta seek his fortune. He began hF
S weeping out the warehouse of an IRON
monGer The ironmOuger had been
successfully speculHtimW i'm sending ont
iron pots to A hmericat and his apprens
tice observed that IL thn Americans
used SO many pots they must want
hooks to hang them on. Whereupou
che master not only took the hint, but
kindly determined that 0rawshay
should send ihem out, and that ha
would lend him money for the purpose
Upon this venture was realized Rau0i
and froIn that time tho farmers soA-
moved rapidly upward, being nrsE ta-
lssy, mo parinership by his master,
and ultimately becoming 90 iron king
i'm south Wales, whose uescanuHn4i
i1tely5 deceased. has left, tt is computed
above $3.50, 600, 600 in personal properly
alone. besides enormous real estates,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-10
Shopping.

She stood behind the counter
The day III ne'er forget
She thought the muslin dearer
Than any she'd seen yet
1 " aLched her playful fingers
The silk and satin toss
The clerk looked quite uneasy,
And nodded at the boss
'+ShOW me some velvet ribbon,
Bareg6 and satin turk,
She said, II want to purchase -
Then gave the goods a jerk.
The clerk was all obedience,
He Travelled ION his shape"
At length with hesitation,
She bought n yard Of tape.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-10
NY GOod-for Nothing
BY Elr1LY HUsrIseTos M11LEI

What are you good for, brave little mang
Answer that question for me If yOu can
You with your fingers as white as a l4un,
You with your FingIets as bright as the sun.
All the day long with your busy ContFiVfng,
Into all mischief and fun you are driving
See if your wise little noddIe can tell
What You are good fOTs-noyY ponder It WeIlt
Over the carpet the dear little feet
Came with a patteF 10 climb on my seat.
Two merry eyes, full Of frOlic and gle03
Under their las1ts looked up unto me
Two little hands, pressing soft on my face
Drew me down close in a loving embrace
Two rosy lips gave the answer so true
Good to love yous mammal good to love
you"