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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-29

for this port amounted during the same year
TO fully $3.50, 600 and between Honolulu and
San Francisco, $65, 600 With passenger
traffic already established Of S30s, 600, and
the s, 900, 600 between Australia and Europe
10 be competed for, and subsidy Of at least
81, 000, 600, annually, from the Australian,
French, and Hawaiian Governments, there is
every reason TO believe that tirst-class steam
ship line between San Francisco and Queens
land, would pay well indeed. 1t costs the
Government Of New Caledonia at least
500. 000 per annum TO carry the mails from
Paris via Sydney, and it takes 81 days to per-
form the service. The Colony draws supplies
from New Zealand, and pays at least $50 per
cent. on San Francisco prices for -four. The
Queensland Government feel the want of a
direct mail service, as the present mail line
terminates at Sydney, and the Government
have to depend on coasting vessels TO per
form the service. and letters seldom reach
Brisbane under 50 days from Southampton,
while the service, via this port, could be per-
formed in 43 days The distance, via Homo
lulu and New Caledonia, is 6, 100 miles.
The imports of the Polynesian Islands
amount to over Sc, 600, 600, annually, and the
exports fully as much. The greater part of
the produce is sold in Autralia, and supplies
are bought chiefly in Sydney. The Hawaiian
Islanders, alone, are our customers. The
time is opportune to draw this lucrative trade
to San Francisco. Let us not allow it TO
pass.-C0r. s. T. Bulletin.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-29

The new School-house, corDer of Fort and
School Streets, is having its finishing touches
put on. and will be ready for occupation
next week. 1t is handsome, cruciform,
stone building, with slated roof The main
building is So feet long by 80 feet wide, over
all. The interior is divided by partition
into two rooms, one of 80 by 40 feet, and
the other, IL by 80 feet The larger room is
intended to serve as the principal classroom,
and the smaller one as a vestibule, or hat and
cloak room. The two wings are each of 81
feet @ inches by 2S feet, over all, forming two
rooms of 25 by 80 feet, both communicating
with the vestibule and classroom, but hav-
ing also independent entrances from the We
randahs. The porch over the doorway of the
main building is s feet by 16 feet, and in
front of each wing there is a veranda 80 feet
long by s feet wide. The floor surface of
the three class-rooms is 2, 200 square feet, af-
fording ample room for the accommodation
of 200 to 800 pupils.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-29

PLAYCHETTE.-We took Plancbette
home witll-us. and have tested its powers,
with the most astonishing results. On
the first trial it told US a great many
events in our past life that we never knew
ourselves even With regard to the fu-
ture. it said we should live to have parents
and be bald-headed at ninety, and dying
at a sweet old age. take as much property
away with us as did the famous million
aire so often quoted, John Jacob Aston.
We have dispensed with clocks entirely
at our house, Planchette telling the time
of day whenever applied TO. She warns
us of storms. domestic and otherwise re-
minds US of rent day in advance of the
landlord; detects frauds in the gas bills;
tells what folks say about US after we have
been to call upon them predicts next
weeks style Of bonnet, and makes herself
generally useful. Our youngest boy gets
Planchette to assist him in ciphering ont
all his hard sums, and the cook boils by her.
Upon one occasion we told a neighbor
if he wanted to hold converse with the
spirits, to come over to our house that
night. and he was at liberty to bring some
Of his friends also. We would give them
specimen of the wonderful powers Of
Planchette. Now" said we to our
neighbor, do you recall to yonr mind any
departed spirits you would like to hear
from?" All, yes" said be visibly affect
ed. DO" "You have some choice Of
spirits. without doubt" SAID we; name
it. and it shall be produced Gan |
have my-Iny choice -Of-of-spirits?"
sobbed the unhappy man. with his face
buried in his handkerchief -You can"
" Then" said he, "Ill Bame-Old Bour-
bonF' We had to stand it. We kept
few bottles very old hid away, in case
Of sickness. which we were obliged TO pro-
duce. and they left nothing but the empty
glassware when they went away.
Planchette is q great institution, and no
family should be without it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-29

An Assault and Battery case came up in
the Police Court yesteaday--the first in
some time, in that usually quiet forum.
The party complainant, produced several
witnesses, who, unfortunately for him,
swore each, to quite different stories, and
then he exhibited two scalp wounds. The
way in which he got the latter appeared
to be mystery. 1t was evident, how
ever, to His Honor, that there had been
breach of the peace, and while both parties
were adjudged 20 have done wrong, the de-
PENDANT was thought TO have gone little
further than Necessity, or the provocation
required, and was fined S. 1t is said there
will be further suit for damages.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-29

well off and the yachts commenced their re-
turn journey with pleasant breeze on the
starboard quarter, and under a fine, warm,
moonlight night, with scarcely any sea on.
About o'clock the wind came more aft, and
square sails and square top-sails were set.
The Gpinerere, which sailed better than she
has before done this year, increased her lead,
but the Egeria and DauHttess did not materi-
ally alter their relative positions in the race.
The breeze held, and the weather continued
fine during the night, the several yachts kept
a straight course for Cherbourg, aud nothing
worthy of special notice occurred during the
remainder of the race, which was concluded by
their rounding the fagboat inside the west
end of the breakwater at the following times
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-29
Seventh Industrial Exhibition !
MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
City of San Francisco,
Opened to the Public, IL A. M. Sept. IA, 1853.

ORoAc0 " abAASf - n IN 7uNts IL Aoo0s
VNHE BOARD of Managers an
Il nounee that the Seventh Industrial L XIII
bition will open as above. in the spacious E=-
hibi;iun Building erected en- Union Square. in
the City Of San Francisco. and no pains will
be spared to make il complete in all its details
The Building is weather-proof. well venti-
lated and lighted lat night by 1899 gas jets /;
is provided with tables for exhibitor use. aud
has lire of shafting 200 feet long. provided
with necessary puileys and ample steam power
to exhibit working machinery, and covers an
area Of 80 900 feet.
The lines Of telegraph wires will be con-
nected in the building, where also. viii be the
Post Office and Express Companies boxes. A
fine Band will discourse music every afternoon
and evening, and the visitor viii find ample
provision for his comfort in every particular.
The various Hotels are making extensive
preparations to Accommodate visitors At mod
crate rates during the Exhibition season and
the Board Of Managers will, through an agent,
extend all information to strangers seeking ac-
Communications during their stay in the city a.
that period.
There is no charge to exhibitors Except the
ticket Of admission.) and exhibitors are mott
fed that applications for space must be reeeiv-
ed BEFORE AUGUST 2s. or space cannot be
definitely assigned.
Articles intended for Exhibition must be in
the Building by SATURDAY. SEPT. Is. and
no article can enter for competition unless in
position by that time.
Rules and Regulations, Blanks and Circu-
lars, will be forwarded on application at the
rooms Of the Mechanics Institute. % Poet
Street, San Francisco, or BY addressing ]. II.
GILMORE, Corresponding Secretary, same ad-
dress.
Articles from the country must be marked
distinctly, For the Seventh Industrial Exhi-
bition. San Francisco. California. Care j. n.
Gilmore. Corresponding Secretary" f29-2m
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The Guinerere taking the Emperor's Cup,
the Egeria the second prize and gold medal.
and the Diane the prize exclusively for French
yachts.
The GuiHerere and Egeria both came in
ahead of the Daulfless, beating her without
any time or tonnage allowance, although as
it was reach to the Nab, and run back, the
weather and wind might have been supposed
to be in her favor. In the only close tussle
We observed, which was between the Dauns-
less and Egeria when approaching the Isle Of
Wight, the latter proved herself, on a wind,
superior both in speed and weatherly quail
ties, confirming the impression previously en-
tertained by those who had seen the DaHHtless
in the dock at Cowes, that she may obtain q
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few wrinkles from our yacht builders instead
of imparting them, as the famous america did
in 1852.
The notices of the intended race do not ap-
pear to have been sufficiently published. and
it was consequently little known, otherwise it
is probable that there would have been a lar
ger, though it could hardly have been more
suitable entry for the American yacht Damt-
less.-London Nail, Aug. 90.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-29

The PENsAcoLA.-The report that this ship
was to sail from Victoria for this port in Sep
TENDER, is not altogether reliable, as is shown
by the following private advices received by
the Titan, dated Sept. 10th:
The U. S. Ship Pensacola, will not visit
your port for some time. She has several
months repairs to make at Mare Island, where
she now is"
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$4,000 to $4,000,

ITO LOAN, on First Glass Secure
Il ty. Applications to be made to
THEOD. c. HEUCK.
Administrator Of Estate Of 4. E. c. Kruger.
Honolulu, Sept 8. ls69-Sf
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Notice is hereby given that the Standards
Of Weights and Measures, have been received
at the Office of the Governess of Hawaii, and
that all Weights and Measures presented at
this Office will be tested and sealed, according
to Law.
r. A. LYMAN.
Lieutenant Governor Of Hawaii.
Hilo Hawaii Aug. 80 1863.
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be foIIOwing vessels were entered /:

The Committee of the Cherbourg Yacht
Club measured each yacht by French measure
ment, according to the Thames rule, and the
actual time allowances were as follows:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-29
Liberal Advances Made ON all
Shipments per steamer.

Cargo for San Francisco will be received
at the Steamers Warehouse, and receipts for
the same given by the Undersigned No
charge for storage or carriage. Fire risks in
Warehouse not taken by the Company
Insurance guaranteed at lower rates than BY
sailing vessels. Particular care taken OF ship
ments of Fruit.
All orders for Goods 70 be purchased in San
Francisco, viii he received and filed by return
of Steamer.
~ Shipments from Europe and the United
States, intended for these Islands. viii be re-
eeived by the Company in San Francisco. II
consigned TO them. and be forwarded by their
Steamers to Honolulu, PREE OF CHARGE. ex-
cept actual outlay.
VA Passengers are requested to take their
tickets before 10 o'clock on the day Of sailing
and to procure their Passports.
All bills against the Steamers must be pre-
sented before two o'clock on the day Of sail
ing. or they will have to lay over till the re-
turn of the Steamer for settlement.
II. HACKFELD CO.,
1-3m Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-29

The volcano meters in the vicinity Of Vssu-
wins indicate another eruption speedily.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-29

Simon K. Kaai, Esq, has this day been aP-
pointed agent to grant Marriage Licences for
the district Of North Kona, Hawaii.
FERD. w. HUTCHINSON.
Minister Of Interior.
Home once, Sept 18th, 1869.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-29

''Certain it is that the whole of Christen-
dom might be ransacked in vain to find
parallel of judge who coolly takes the Sc
verest charges without an attempt at a jus
tification, or bringing to an account those
who make them if they be not true The
charges must either be true or the judge has
ed. In the latter alternative his friend can
inform him as to the proper course to pur-
sue."-P C. A., Sept. 25th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-29

- st y Aug ITFrlI- Aug %
Thr. Aug. 26Tues sept Non. sept. IS sun. sept -
Salty Oct'r 2Thr. Oct'r IA Wed. Oct s1Wed- Nos'r3
Wei Nov 1ONion. Nov % Saty Nov. n fyid Dec 10
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-29

"Sept. Sth.-Libellant gave notice of a mo-
ton for the 9th that the Court amend its judg-
mept, as to include the costs, and also for
an order that the respondent be held in Gus
tody until the judgment for damages and
costs are paid"
"Sept. 9th.-Respondent appeared, ready
to argue the motion to amend, and libellant
fled grounds of motion, which were different
from the notice to respondent of Sept Sth,
viz; TO correct the decree by adding thereto
a judgment for costs in favor of libelant'
Also moves the Court .to award an execution
against the libellant in the nature Of eapids
and of #. ia. to enforce the decree for the
payment of damages and COSTS"
Mark the difference between AMEND
its JUDGMENT to include costs, and CORRECT
the decree by adding costs. Mark like
wise the difference between an order for
respondent to be held in custody, and the
awarding of a capias execution. Can
quibbling go any lower-be any meaner-
or do they not know what cdpids Isl
Again: In this same report, it is said
that on Sept. l4th, respondent excepted
to the monition, on the ground that ut
was not in accordance with the the order
of the Court on Sept. 10TH" but the CON-
ment on Sept. 18th, says: "Writ ca Sa, or
attachment issued. setting forth the order of
Sept. 10th. f. there was no orderly So it
will be seen that the same report says
there scds an order" in their report of the
proceedings Of Sept. l4th, and reporting
Sept. 18th. says, there tcas no such Or
der" Their next report of the proceed
ings of Sept. 23d, is as follows:
al have not the slightest doubt as to the
power Of this Court 10 rescind its own DEGREES
never considered that the prisoner should be
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Z e.
o tb @ S1sc % 1he G
forritv Win m yiio. can, M IN h. ,,b md
tbir+ee,,b .r.;.' IS a. -. 81 80. ,oua Inc
ci-bteen b1ndrd a+5 e't,-ay - $50: g.. ,oH. AMI
doI,r. '
"oirif' - 49,, -. IL, ,,: ..
/ 4, . P va, 1.i" 80 I'm i ,i.H, :,
-, I,- n-1ri,.I IL -, -, ,.,,.rr,,,.1 M seven
/ - - - @ - ~, "a .,,.s cents
tho"-a''d nee huAa'' ana tirr ''t'' ',iu
! CONFEDEkAIED TIL. - mp hANDS of IN
| riANs N MIDDLE "kE"oN.
fsI biact az The s-ction Of the Tresi lent per sec-
nyd srice treaty taentv ffth lime eighteen hundred
! and fiftv-tivc .i1 tho1- nd dol,rs.
Er ,iprh Of MI en- ir- ailments Iay and subzst-
enc. Of or farmer blacksmith, md one and
,ionh masrr pr fourth article treaty twenty nth
Gig. teen drcd and lift five thau-aud four
hundred dollar
For ninth of twenty ins ailments for pay and subsis-
Of one physician one -Sr r, one miller, one st-
p.riuteudent Of farming operations md one school
teacher, pr fourth article treaty twenty-hfth June
eighteen hundred and iyvc, four thousand six hun
drrd dollar.
Fo n!uth Of twenty instalments for salary of the head
chief # aid coniedrrd hand fourth artcl treay
t,y Mt 18TH June, eighteen huadrad nj fy-ive, five
HUNDRED d,Ilsr-.
for this amount 20 Toe expended 81. the pur haze OF
icn!t raj imp einent-' seed, . other articles
in accordance with fifth article 81 treat. Of November
fit n;h, - -h'en hundred ana sky hNe, three thou
slnd avc hundred drll Ian
'hffhH.
~ re. inirnt annuity IN money per fourth article
IRE ~ '"', trN". IA august seventeen hundred and
ninety, and MA sucI" treaty seventh august Shtren
hundred aud hfty-ix one thousand five hurdrcd dol
lars.
For permanent annuity r. pucy per second article
tray sixteenth June ri-!- hundred and ;wu, AID
fifth arti.l -v,uth Angus, tighten hundred
and fifty IN. ;hrrc thourlul d. lIr-.
For permanent annuity IN Ino-cy per fourth article
treaty twenty fourth .Itnusry eighteen hundred and
tveuty--iN and ftth articl" tcity r'v""th August,
eighteen hnud cd sud ty--N. twenty Tho .-and dol
I,rs
For permanent GHuuty for blacksmith and as-is'ant,
for shop and tools, eighth article treatv tacuty
fourth Isnusr, eighteen IUud ed and tyouty--x, and
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FrTEICTIoS or TEETH uIyHory Tlw.
ARTIFICIAL DENTISTRY.

need hut Little comment. Their bein- many witnesses
WI" can testify and Of" st.5r evidence of H. xii
Specimen" set ''-aIupl--' Re hs- none r.\..l.
what are IN HI atients mouths r being me- l.';, I,
yttfyt Of artificial teeth.
lie has secured the right C1lrdous COUNTY, 10 us,
'E nelson's PATENT. method for construct
inH plac- for artificial teeth, which them
much hr1n"r than any other method Discovered Il
Is an IMPROVEMENT on "FOl-~uN'S PNT t"
winch = Ct 20 h''' -u"h wonderful advantage
hc not r-'''''f ~ ldNc-t-,iu- Its Inch otirr ,fr
sets Of teeth at so. II >ht read hd 'ci her up
leIoI under! y RI Long 4 his uci,hh'r- OFF +,
extract tee fra. h. ~Il 10 fsr ho.r WHO .-,lI,p,
Linn TO MAKE their new One, from the dstr
owing !" his Increasing practice he ha- hi4 engage
meuts HlSd" SONS uI.- ten 'av- f.-.ui-.t in .d-
vance, ani II would save disappointment; sometimes to
PARENT c"uHnC from distance wire. him and max.
AN engagement, Au il urgent r.r,lI change some Az
p'intmCnt -lrca ~ made
hy strict attention 10 lii business u-iu- the Lest
material, Sud thoToughnc- in all M op, alton Dee 'o
t" merit tho continued approval OF Iii old atirut ami
an increase 81 new ou'-, believing; tha' y.f n-u-
man, or ret If teeth will hiring lunhe-. uperitpu-
IFrsn'ed for one year, eNcrp' from Hcr.i,.t,.
Lyndon, Vt, March b, l>fl. g-rpt g.
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DODD'S
IS
NERVlNE
DID 1T.
NERVlNE
DID 1T.

NEW LoNDoS, Conn, April "a, 1859.
ErvPMREREp FKGE>I-I thought II well to wait
other week before writing il continued TO inn
prove, have bt en- doing for some time, under the
treatment of the medicine, and am happy o. tel!
that am getting berter-evrn ts-ter than when
vou we're here. | c,mnrnced the use of DDDDS NER-
VINE without anybody advising me 10 it. When b
gan with could only walk bed to the chair.
NV trouble h. been extreme pain in the head, AMI
lasted three All the medicine have here
toiore tax has fail TO give any relief am row
~llt 20 up and down stas, and daily improving. J
consider the NElNI\E the hct medicine | found,
and shall continue u.s. for confident OF entire
recovery. have taken only three bottles, and would
he without t. any sccount.
GAIL Very truly. MRS. l. :. MUTE.
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A LEI 7 ER

A LETTER
From Or. Counacher
To DR.. wolcOtt.
Dear sir: A Man
Called la-t night
10 visit sick woman,
Who waa not expected
70 i've II morning.
several p ysicians
Had attended her,
And yesterday the Prie-t
NI-itrd her fOT the last time.
She had confined
Five weeks store my visit.
found the
Wherg she Law crowded
WI Men and Women
Watching for her to die.
She 30 low
she could not ~ AK
ONLY in whi-p-r-,
And very weak
She had -evere Inflammation Of the Bovels applied
PALS PNISr freely, an in less than fifteen mnut
,ry particle of Pain gone. AunOther TRIUMPH for
YOUR PAS PAINT. Her flesh u-arly raw from re
prlicd apple atom OF Niue arI rlrsers They purchs
ID - bottle of FAIN PAINT, AMI rhr i. doing well,
and out of Dang had iu.t soi home, and nearly
aaIecp, aud another person after wanting
lief f5r hi Wifi, Who hid toothsrhe She cured
nty by applying PALS PAST freely to the outside
Of her face Last Mundsy night gentlcmau VIII" keeps
Il Livery sable here called 10 visit his Wife,
who h.. been suffering for long TIM with Liver Com!
paint. ugh. and hot o troubles the rc-ult of Ga
tArri. EvTy Physician IN this 'vn ha- practired
hrr, hut AWAY left her The Bttl"- thsr had
cont iu"d IA. Drugs The had swallowed would fill
!ar- Dry Goods 'ox. In her case u-cd both PALS
!NINl aud ANNuiilAI"K: IN q few minutes she vas
emit ely relieved II al pain. and c"ui talk in longe-
Ire tbs then a i .ir in many mouths She boug't
4 pint Of PAIs PNrNI and pint Of III, A>>IIulAT, ~.
and = rec v'riH,. ..r hal i.pil. could End yuu
a hundred ra-c. where have I'D y ur Krmrd-,
Pam. "ku'-4 and - s-a-" whic hId hai d all the
rkiH of " dira 1C.'. go thIt have Fly recover i
h' ,our simple and Harmless Hrncd.r-, ~ my
rui for whom have prescribed
I'spt-' Crrry here in II .dr rark cutlu-
.issfic duirrr Of PMS JAINr. and o.. on II
rkr>ris tho .rc-trs him, known. ! -hrn ~ 10
II 80" ia + " ass and vii, 'i.tn a,-iu par
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a RIISINFSS CHANCE

The ,ub-crihrrz wzhng TO settle up and change their
business offer for sale their stock Of goods and good
will Sheffield Hollow. The gOods consist of grner
Il assortment, such usually kept in country
The building sill be sod rented Us de
sred. kE\ASION Il PEARL.
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THE CALIFORNIAN.
LiVS OF TIE Z. =.
(Cgatmuod Prom last 1reeh.)

Ea--o' I +ho second Session of the Forueth
Congress-.
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A GOOD CHANCE,
FARM FOR SALE!

Mee ,.SfS
6FwT ~ The sub-criher offers for s;e HE farm,
A<28 situated in Concord, about one half
mile from Hasting Mill Said farm contains l-U acrcs
of land, ard the buildings in good repar-hou- sc
nearly new. There " running water to the building,
There il a-o on the farm GOOD WATER POWER,
within half Il mile Of the cont mplated Portland and
Ogi-ushurg K. K.
Also i iuilding situated in West Concord Opposite
thu = Gould & Go. 1t il centrally located
and is n good situation for shop. Enquire Of
:. f. CIRCUIT, West { orcord
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FARM FOR SALE

.ESs 4 FARM FOR SALE!
ESTJFFE III. well known 81 TIER FARM, living
onzzlS@zS1 the ctst side Of the Iassunpsic river
about mile from The village of John bury, and
half mile from tue Centre Village and Dot of tn Pas.
railroad Slid farm contains about hundred and
wv MY five Hcrs OF good land well divided into tasr
airing anu wood two good house,, large barns
with running water to HI same, hog house and Crane
ry. and well fenced. Said farm VIII be divided INFO
small lots il desired par. OF the purchase
main on mortgage. JEFFERSON BI TIER.
81. .Tohn5' ury Ccntrr, April %, 1869.
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u 7. JANSINO,
NrEt -G.oEN The lnnrL L.nl-an En..rrr A.nr.

azo confirm" 10 make, 4. heretofore. LOI-NGES of
every deception from 9.uu to expensive oues
nave the best assortment OF cloths for lounge
Drought into northern New England, and ,ha confiIlu
10 Elvcthc tiu" close attention tn selection of -,
Nia qnity OF ocN and superior style Of finish which
haz earned for Loun the rtputlt on OF l,i,i,,
tr sasit"'"n both 4. style and durability than tho
OF ans other manufacture i T. ttIS~J\n
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VERMONT BANGED

IT, Ho- 800 s-...-.
- i'.v. .fu,I F. = ....., '
-I---,-r.U- L. tlh!. darn. p. a. -.r...
tlAr-. S. .....
\.rtL Danvil.r- 'liy 100 t-r.
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asx AVILLAGE RESIDEN

,1e FOR SALE!
u1H@9 The subscriber offcrs for sale Lie pla G.
situated in 81 .I"hn-hury Centre village. The place
consist of sixteen Of land, part of it under
high tate OF cultivation, and psrt pasture land The
house Is lag" anu commOdou-, and will accommodate
two fmilie. There il running both house and
barn. For particulars, enquire on the premises
.InHN MORSE
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WOOD AND HAY FOR SALE.

L.C. WrupHJ II viii deliver l'-iucl ~IAR Woo
IN the Haze It - per I'd lie VI! also do Jo'Lu
Of IL kiad-.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE,

For sale the 2--tnrv house aid lot the Of
Church and spring street The house is fitted up
two trn"men's. \. j WILLARD.
January e. i>6l am