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WILMINGTON,

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
i BALTIMORE RAILROAD.-IlME TABLE,
Commencing MONDAY November %, ls6s.-Trains
Will leave Depot corner Broad street ana Washing
ton avenue, as followa-
Way Mail Train az $50 A. M Sundays excepted),
for Baltimore. stopping at all regular stations Con-
CrsfeId and intermediate stations
Express ATrain at IL Nj. Sundays excepted) for
Perry Vile, and Havret Grace, Connects at VIII
mington with train for New Castle
Express Train at 4'O0P. NJ. Sundays excepted) for
ThurlOw, Linwood, Claymont, Wilmington, New
port, Stanton, Newark ElktoD, North-Ehst Charles-
Town, PeIryvllle, Havre de Grace AOeroesn, Perry-
Night Express at llSO P. NJ DAILY for Baltimore
wood, Claymopt Wilmington, Newark, Elkton,
North East, Perryvine, and Havre de Grace.
Passengers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk VIII
TAKE the i-VO WV9iIMiNGToN W TRAINS.
Stopping at all Stations between Philadelphia and
Leave Phiiadelphia at llCOA. NJ, 2 80, 800 and
700 L. NJ. The 500 Nj. Train connects with Della
ware railroad tor Harrington and intermediate
lave Wilmington 200 and $40 A. M, 1870 AIS and
ZOO p Nj. The $40 A. M. Train Will not stop between
Wilmington runs daily all other Accommodation
TraiLs sundays excepted,
7'55 a. NJ Way Mall. 9'35 a. M, Express, 25 z. NJ,
EXpress : 20 =. M, Express v,r,,,..,,,
NP' SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leaves Baltimore RJ 70 Z, NJ stopping aG Mag
noIis Pelrymgn's Aberdeen, Havre deGrRce, Perry.
vile, CharestOwnl North East, ElhtOn, Newark
stanton, Newport, Wilmington, Claymont, Linwood,
an ThTonsb tickets to au points West, South, and
eouthw esC may be procured at ticket oce, No. S2S
SiaTa Rooms and BeIths IN sleeping Oars can be
secured during the day Persons purchasing tickets
RJ This office can have baggage checKeu At Ihelr resi-
- H. Il. KENNEH, superintendent
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AUCTION SALES
M THOMAS a SONS. Nos roo Ann "a
ANAs 3. FOURTH eTREEf WV AoS AMI ~

M THOMAS a SONS. Noa TOO ,Cn :.
ANAs 3. FOURTH RTREEf WV Aoo AMI ~
FREE EXHIBITION OF sPIENp1n D ,,,r,,,,..
- CARD, AANIlN0Ss
4, M kn0edlerB (successor to GoupH % 10 ..,--
lion oi elegant paintings is now exhibitono m
East GALLERY OF the Academy of Fine Arts IN tho
Admission free, from A M. TIL p. NJ dauv IL as
sale at the Auction Rooms Nos lSs and 1i a For..,.
street.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITupu
PIANOS, MIRRORS, FIRE-PRO0F bSEEEE'
HHAA,NDsoMb AID, IN = VELVET, BRUSSELS, AND
on Thursday Morning, ...
Jan. B At O'Clock, at the auction rooms by cata.
logue large assortment of superior household fur
niture, comprising handsome walnut parlor and
library furpure covered with plush, reps and hair.
cloth; oiled walnut chamber suits; French plate
mlrrorsi superior rosewood seven octave plano forte
elegant walnut extension table, handsome wardrobe es
hookease and sideboard, china, and glassware beds
and bedding fine hRir mattresses; large assortment
OF office turniture large repr0of safe, made by Farrsi
* Herring; gas consuming and cooking stoves,
marble-top tables handsome velvet, Brussels, and
other carpets, etc, l262t
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, information apply W
JOHN o. ALLEN, ~ TlekeI M X I Agent,
ssrAI.I, TIME. TAKING EFFEOT NOV.

AVA IUA'17I ' JOHN Q, ALLEN, Wicket Agent,
No, 9Ol CHESNUT Street,
FRANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent,
No. Il6 MARKET Street,
SAMUEL II. WALLACE
Ticket Agent at the Depot,
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not es.
surne any risk for Baggage except for Wearing Ap-
pRrel and limit their responsibility to One Hundred
Dollars in value All Baggage exceeding that anlount
In value will be at the risk OF the owner unless taken
by special contract. EDWARD II. WILLIAMS,
A2S General Superintendent Altoona, Pa, =;
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FOR RENT.

PREMISES, No. 500 CHESTNUT ST.,
FOR sToRE OR OFFICE
ALSO, OFFICES AND LARGE ROOMS suitable
foG q Com meICRl College. Apply ~
24tf BANK OF THE REPUBLIC.
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on Wednesday Morning,

Jan, 2, at 10 O'Clock. at the auction rooms, NO $40
Cbesnut street by catalogue, very excellent Furnl
ture, including Handsome pSrloy and library furni-
ture; suits elegant chamber furniture; large and
elegant wardrobe; walnut and oak extension tables;
dining-room chairs; elegant rosewood piano forte:
fine French plate mantel pier and oval mirrors. gilt
frames: iron Chests % sets single carriage harness;
bronze hRndeliers; handsome velvet aud Brussels
carpets, handsome cigar Pompey; feather bads;
spring mattresses; china and glassware, etc, 262t
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FIRST LARGE SPRING SAFE OF 2OOO CASES
BOOTS, SHOES, TRAVELLING BAGS, ETC,
On Tuesday Morning,
Feb 2, at 10 O'clock four months credit, % st
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pUNTlNG, DURB0RoW d CO., AUCTIONS
ID EERS, Nos. 232 and 234 MARK EFT Street coEnar
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VIZ EST JERSEY RAILROADS.
wv FALL AND WINTER ARIA NaHMENn
From foot OF MARK EFT Street Upper FerTvS A.
Commencing "WEDNESDAY, September IA IisRs
u f1r M Cape May ana stations below Millville, Sis
For Millyiiiei Vlpeland and intermediate stations
and $3.50 p M. - ~ "A
For Woodbury. at SIS A. M, sIS, $3.50, and 800 p. M
noon. =
:, Freight received i,,s at second covered whasfIlp
Freight Delivered NO. a2s South Delawareayeu
WILLIAM j. SFgWBLL.
sb bupern tendenk
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AT PRIVATE SALE,
so cases Infantry overCoats, perfect.
t0 bales grey-mlxed army shirts.
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MARTIN BROTHERS., AUCTIONEERS.- -
INl (Lately Statesmen for M. Thomas q sons.)
No. b29 CHRSNUT St., rear entrance from Minor,
sale No. 52g Chesnut street.

ELEGANT MALNuT HoUsEHoLD EURNI-
TURE, FRENCH PLATE MANTEL, PIER Ann
OVAL MIRRORS; HANDsoME RoSEw ooD
PIANO, HARNESS, IRON CHESTS, HAND
VTC..
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sale No. 400 $. Elghth street.

On Thursday Morning.
2Sth Inst, at 10 o'clock, at No 409 y Eighth street,
by catalogue the entire superior furniture including
handsome walnut and broCRtelle parlOr furniture
large centre OLE elegant walnut chamber suit large
wardrobe very fine French plate mantel and pier
mirrors. Handsomely framed; handsome medallion
velvet, Brussels and other carpets glassware, kitchen
utensils, etc.
The cabinet furniture was made to order by Allen.
May be seen early on morning of sale. l2l6t
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DHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
Leave Philadelphia g. q 8, 9O5, TO- II, II A, NJ, !, g.
az, 81, 4, 5, 5S. $40, 7,s'S' 70, lI,52P, N:
S4, AZ, 8. 81, 2 9.!6, lip. NJ ~.
The $40 Down Train ana 81 and 81 Up Trains Will
not stop on the Germantown Branch,
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave P6iIadelPhia % 81 A. NJ 2, Z 5g1%b d9% r H.
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
LenVe philadelphia o. g. 10, H. A M 2 SA' oa'"'
Leave Oh estnut Hill ITO g. g4O and ll1O A. r., IaO
$40, $40, g'4O $40 and 1040 Z. NJ.
- ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 9< A. NJ 2 and Z, M. ...
Leave Chestnut Hill 7'60 A. M, H'4O oaO ana Szo
FOR CoNsHoHoOKEN AND NoRRIsTowN
az 81, ga, 800 and 1lh +. M.
~, e%' ana S'I r. Orr sUNDAYs.
Lave philadelphia A. M, $50 and 7'Ib p. N,
Leave NoTrist9Mn, A a, NJ $50 and 8 p. M
Leave PhllsdelphiHe 9, ysS y and lIO6 A. nH, .,
af eaSe S ManSyInk eio, TX, $40 Ok, ana lbs A. NJ
2:sH, g. e%' ana + On N SUNDAYS.
Leave MsnSy9hk "a az A M and % l.Is.oso, = NJ
Depot, NINTH and GREEN 5treeh'
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]. VAUGHN AERhIoK. 80 WILLIAM H, kERRIo2
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH ANL
~ WASHINGTON Streets
PHILADELPHIA,
MERRIOK d SONS,
LnN0INEEItS AND MAOHINIST1
mAnufacture High and Low Pressure steam EnKinSG
for Land, River and Marine Service.
Boilers, GAsOmeteIB, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc,
Castings OF all kinds, either iron or brass.
IRON Frame Roots tor Gas WOEk, workshops, and
Railroad Stations, etc.
Retors and Gas Machinery, OF the latest ana nnoat
Every description OF Plantation Machinery, also
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, oil
steam Trains DetecatorH, Filters, Pumping, Hn'
sole Agents for n. BilleuxA Patent sugar BoMins
AppRratuB, Neamyth's Patent Steam Hammer, and
AspinwAu n WoolseyG Patent Centrifugal bugI
Draining Machines. e3ol
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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
4 WINTER TINE TABLE.-THROUgA Ann
DJIRECT ROUTE BETWtEES PH1LADELPHTA
AND The GREAT OIL REGION OF PENNSYL!
VANIA, -, -. -, MI. NJ,
IN and after MONDAY, November 23, 1868, the
trains on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad win
run as follOws:-- ,,,,, ,,,,,
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LARGE SPECIAL AID PEREMPToRY SALE
OF DOMESTIC GOODS IN ENTIRE PACK
On "wednesday Morning
Feb g. commencing at 10 o'clock
$50 entire packages cotton and Wo0llen domestic
Particulars hereafter. l289t
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ELEGANT WALNUT FURNITURE, HANDSOME
MIRRORS: ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANO.
VERY FINE OIL PAINTINGS, RICH BRUS-
sELS CARPETS, FINE GLASSWARE AND
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---N1rED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
| Nprinc,nai Depot No. 904 CHESHUT Street,
a1tral DEPOT o. lO3 g. FIFTH strse5 one uoor peiow
Reyenue stamps or every Description cohstaatyo1
manu- m 1 Ivy Mail or Express promptly attended to.
1ts States Notes Drafts on Philad elpha or New
yorhI or current funds received IN payment
A2phri A2ppahri,Jcni a. Sr attention paid 10 small orders
re Heesions OF the Commission be consultoQ
ana any Information regarding the law ehssrlaA
given.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF FANCY O.
MERES.

Feb. 3, will be peremptoriy sold, on four months
credit commencing at 10 O'clock by order OF George
Bullock and Rebecca Ann p Hunter, ad ministrators
of 7. M, Hunter, deceased, late surviving partner
of y, M Hunter IL Co..
ONE TO TWO THOUSAND PIECES OF PERKI-
OMEN AND STAFgORD MILL CASsIMERES,
being balance OF stock from mills The goods all
fresh and very desirable styles. 1886
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC


OF E6f4ss PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
- 14thasszess BOILER W0RKS.-NEAFIE q navy
RhAGIlgAL AND THEORETICAL EHGJ N EeEEs
alAAISSSddJdNll51st "a AISSdJN BOILER-MAkERS, BL AOE.
S11IdS ana FOUNDERS, having tor many yesyT
Deen IN snccessful operation, and been exClusVely
Shksge1 IN building and repairing Marine aud RiVsi
InGihes1 hlgh ana lOw-pressure, Iron Boilers, WateI
HAnks elerG eto. eto.i respectfully otter the
SERVICES 10 the public being fully prepared 20 cor.
tract ior engines OF all sizes, ASrine, River, sDo
stationary having seiH OF patterns OF different szes
are prepared 10 execute Or0efs Wth quick despatoh
Every description OF pattern.mskinK made al tIs
shortest nOLice, High aud Low-pressure FjnS
Tubular ana Cylinder Boilers, OF the best PennsyVs.
mia charcoal iron. FOrgings OF sll sizes and kinds
Iron and B7ass Castings OF all descriptions. Roli
Tnrning Screw Cuttng, and sllether work conneotsd
with the above business. .
the establishment free OF charge, ana work RuaTAn.
teed ~
The subscribers have ample WharidOck room fos
repairs of boats where they can lie In perfect safety
and are provided with shears blocks talls ETC. et1
ot t~A"AnA hSA'S Va NAA' JACOB O. NEAFIK.
JOHN p. LEVY,
eu BEACH and PALMER Streets
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NJ ORTIZ PENNSYLVANIA RAILR0AD,-
IN Fur BETALHHE0 81, DON Las Town, MA III
UHuNK, EA51ON, WILLIAMS sPOhr, WILK ES.
BARRIE, MAHANOY CITY, MOUNT CARAEL,
PlTTSTON, ,TUHKHANNOCk, AM 5CRANpON'
WINTER ARRAE GEM ENrS.
Passenger Trains leave the Depot, corner OF BERKS
and AMERICAN Streets, daily Sundays eGcepted),
as followB:-
Mauch Chunk, Hazleton, WiamspOrt Wikesbarre,
MRhanoy City, PiGtston, and Tunk nRnnOCk.
945 a M. (HXpress) Tor Bethlehem, Eastou, Allen
town, Mauch Chunk, WlkesOarre, Pittston, aud
Al l45 p M. (Express) for Bethlehem Mauch
Chunk esbarre, Pittston, and Scranton.
AT 500 r. NJ. for Bethlehem, EasLon, Allentown
and Mauch Chunk. - -
For Fort Washington at l045 A NJ. and IL 80 p, M,
For IRnsdale at 6'20 z. Nj.
Filth and sixth streets, Second and Third streets
and Union Oily Passenger Railways run to the new
TRAINS ARRIVE IN ILADELPHIA
From Bethlehem at 9l0 A. M, 2'lO, 525 and $50
From Doylestown at ss5 4. M, 4'55 7P.M,
From LAnBdale at 7'80 A NJ,
From Fort Washington a. 10 40 A. III, and $40 p, N.
on SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 20 A, NJ,
Philade ephiR for Doylestown at p. NJ.
DoylestOWn for Philadelphia at7 a, n.
Befhlehem for Philade ephiR at p, M.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked through at
Mann's North PennsylvRnia Baggage Express Office,
W. ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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EENAN, SON & CO., AUCIloNEIE1%9,H'
N No. liz NJ FRONT Street. lA-A
Tsrge SAFE of Liquors, Wednesday, 9th inst
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NTEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w RAILROAD.-WINF TER ARRANGEAIE Mt
-On and after MONDAY, October o, 1868, Trains Will
leave PhiiaGe elphia from the Depot, THIRTY.
FIRST ana OHEsNUT Streets, 7'45 A. NJ, II A. M,
p 30 i, M 40 p. NJ 4 50 p, NJ, 6l5 and III 30 P. NJ.
Leave W est Chester for Philadelphia from Deport
on East Market street al 26 a. ~ 40 A. M. 500 A.
M lO45 A. NJ, l'55 F. NJ, 4'5O L. NJ, and 500 z, NJ
Trains leaV West Ihester 81 w A. M, and leav.
ing at SO p. M Will stop at 3. O. juno.
ton and Media only. Passen gers Go from station
between West Chester ana B- y, Junction, going
East, will take train leaving West Chester al as
A, NJ, and going West will take the train leaving
Philadelphia at 450 p. M and transfer at b. q.
Ibe Depot In Philadelphia Is reached directly by
the Chesnut ana Walnut Street cars. Those OF the
Market Street line run within one square. The
cars of both lines connect with each train upon It's
|
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TABLE CUTLERY.
On Wednesday Evening,
At7 O'clock at the auct ion store No. lilo Chestnut
street, will be sold stock OF elegant silver plated
ware comprising tea ard coffee services of new and
elegant patterns; walters of all sIzss dinner and
breakfast castors, ice-pitcheEs, tureens, cake
baskets urns liquor and pickle stands butter Dishes
spoon goblets, berry dishes, eperRn es, etc,
Also, table cutlery, silverplated and plain forks,
spoons ladies', etc.
The goods can be examined on Tuesday. 1252t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-15

HuHAx, Aug. 3-The reception Of
Prince Arthur took place Al noon, to-day.
There vas an immense crowd On landing
from the Admirsrs barge, the Prince was
received amid sziutes Of artillery Many
distinguished persons were present, includ-
ing Goyenor-Generzl Young, Lieutenant
Governor DoEle. AdmirzIs M1ndy and Wells,
the Corporation authorities, French naval
officers, &c The Prince was clad 10 citizens
attire The welcoming address vas highly
eompliDentzry and Ess read BY the Re
cor6er. The Prince then read the following
reply from manuscript:
Nj Mayor and Corporation Of this city:
/ retarn most sincerely my thanks for the
loyal address which you have presented me,
and avail myself Of the opportunity TO re-
quest you 70 convey 10 the citizens you rep
resent, ny grateful thanks for the Kind and
hearty welcome they have this day accorded
ne / can assure You have looked with an
tieipati0ns Of graf pleasure to my visit to
the British Dominion on this side Of the At
lznfie- II i = source Of great satisfaction TO
hear, on ny first landing, bow highly cher
isbed still i the memory Of nv illustrious
grandfather, who governed this provinces 30
long Your slIusion 10 the Queen, and kind
wishes for NY welfare, viii be most crafty
ing 10 Her Nsjesfy. I feel sure she rTill hear
with pleasure how cordial and hearty has
ben her sons reception among y0u- -
lCheerz-l
procession Of military and fremtn's so
eieties moved through the thro1ged streets
10 the GoVerumeD1 House, where the Prince
reviewed II. and then returned The city Is
illuminated tonight and everybody i out Of
do0rs-
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How the Ready Relief Acts !

Ii fe~ 1,.azseS IL patient WI Seel
stzhi tilsElz EzssSrS02- and tae sSiz aS-
cuzss 7e33z1sS, L ihs-s : rl-cA 6ss--sSs i
IT, S.ozxcA- he Eesis. sll xsSzS- Ex--rs =
rszorSaz tie oss=5z- oS-ss--z Se1s-2
vz-uiA Is fel: LA-,o=zhoz1 tas eziz7s hoSy,
zad IL eifzSve SS-z-lGtlzE p-Ors-1ses
rzoiziy osz-SeS tArozse sre-1 ven sd slSSGs
a ,hs SySez. xoozSi,z lie sl0sas-, and
pxrlszlIs r1-zlyzei Eixz5S S1S organs . ~
n<us6 and heziaay xc-oa- qe-SrS-ztsa2 fol-
isEx- Sai he Sz-t1ce q ~ body f-elS II
erased ke1s- he Sck1sSS s. s-oEEch- Gods,
cAllS he15-4cAe. Oppressed h-s&iAi2E- the
sCre.eSS q he sA-o1t, z13 Al q4ilS sls1e-
i-:e-1zIiy q ex,e-a1Iy, rzrS5iy s-hSS5e, sd
Tie paae1i skIiS i-so t-Sz,scl sep. suxkas
res-eSae3- i-T5zo-zsei. e=-sG
Il vi he soz3i shzi 4 CS1S he Eeiie;
sx-s--zliy, e1.hs- o lie SEz0e - Sc-osS ne
ESoevS- q cve- The Szo.-zcl 1s1 hCs7els, rs;
fN several days xfaer : FlezS-Z Sz--2.A VII
be s.,L Sao~I-z the lez=iA q tine Z CD
S-2eS = i-z2socs ove- lie diseased paris
Il P-sce q & E + RELIEF - os2s
per hS-zle. SEA- by D--SEiscs al Ccz-s-!
Ne-cAzzsS. GrocS-S- &c
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-15

s~srs ~ rvsea The earth Through al that
isc-Ss&. The DARK thermal Impulse cf RcSeles
hs1 occe Spccti,,S H. ccurSe. until ~ last Il
sGcct ltSolf pTon tho pile. disturbing the
thermal caailibriam - lis PARTICLES Tue
sp>e;tioS = the thermal balance overthrow
slSo the c,cesrscSl ASlsScc. ard 4 eurroat was
started sAro1SA'tAe wtrSs sroGpa the needle.
Tec ncSa,e, eslancVa IN It's position Ay the
attractive tensions II terrestrial grSvity and
the magnetism ct The earth, was thea swung
tr'aga is position of equilibrium, aud moved
over te0N &e-r.sS a ~ Sss,s. which exactly
measured the iatcrstty II the chain q effects
and the tension of the stellar impulse.
Men talk II the aaliacsS ~ science, eHt it
IS eccSnse they understand llttle % the
grandeur q the problems upon wesch l. IS
engaged, ~ the sp,ondor of lis later eoa,
SssStS
How far eeyoud the most Grant hncicS of
81 u,SrS fSocsie Imagination are these rcSlitics
II reason, Puck. CrgirGliaS the globe in
fortY minutes, Was bid CREATION 81 Shakes
pcSrVSn senicss hut Ills Is tame business
compSro1 With the prsnks q our scientific
iAirtoS> The modern Ariel takes his tigat
frcga kSSGlaS IN i>sS - NisS, the earth.
lAee3loSS u the propAetsc voiSe NJ Father
Miller, who. working with his theological
calculus, bad sci this very year for the gen
SrSl StliSSe aud wind ~ u the whole ScAcmcA
launched upon his celestial carer. be wings
bis Way oaw&rI through the mcSSGrCloSS
SmpliioceS With velocity equal - eight
times roau& our planet each second. and
reaches il In fSsa CicSViuS the atmosphere,
he plSreSS the lenscS ~ HRSgins's telescope,
and. waking NJ the atoms Of the cleeiric~
Pile. 6ro2S his thermal mask, darts through
The WINS Is the auioer-Sp irit, shirts SSSain 10
magnetism, and, with Kick az gravity. and
= suse fer the north pole, cmsDges 81 last as
ordinary mechanical motion.
Il Is thus systematically established that
thc starS arc suns. Our sun IS i fountain 81
torocS trasa which the earth eoTrows its Gu
erSy and lis life But exactly The same iorces
arc shown now - ucsi1c also In the distant
stars, and We arr thus brought cue step
ae&rer 10 the SrscSt probability that they,
tee, arc fountains ot power ana life 10 their
Planetary epSu1enis,-4gp,ssszs .So3rnGi
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LUM Der CARGO
Ex "ETHAN ALLEN"
fTHE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FoR SALE
l. the shove Cargo Of
Redwood and Pine. Lumber,

In 0uantItles 70 suit Purchasers, consisting az
follows:
Us. SO feet Rough Y. W. Boards,
1858 feet 3x4 do, CABS feet "A do,
1871 feet Fencing Pine,
1870 feet 7 & G Redwood,
1915 feet T & G Redwood, = in,
2of35 feet Surfaced Redwood, x In,
1880 feet Siding, 24645 feet T & G Pine,
I26s4 feet T & G r W Beaded,
1915 feet 7 d G z W Beaded, short,
$50 feet lx3 Battens, clear,
5I66 feet 1<x3 BztteBs. clear,
ESQ feet feet square end Piekets,
40 feet feet square end Pickets,
GEO feet feet rough pointed Piekets,
400 feet feet rough pointed Piekets,
$50 feet feet fancy pointed Pickets,
$40 feet feet fancy pointed Piekets,
1872 feet sx4 4 IA Posts, feet long,
5000 Shingles,
which vii Be disposed Of at low rates BY
s1-1n WALKER 4 ALLEN.
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Gents Fine White Shirts,

L1s1 blS3.-S, a.4 lc-lk-s.
FANCY WOOL TvEEDS. BLACK DoESKIy
Flzs Pear >si-s Nzs Yes. RzsfsrS.
Pax x.G Waite SIX Nsirss RshAczS.
Pax. Wsi,e. ScSr,s;. Blac and G-sez
SsIk RisAszs. >s-<y Bsz5lzs.
Bzekskiz Gzzusls-S-
A,rsess B-Si2s, Drills,
Lubin'S Genuine Extracts.
Lz-cs zz5 SAL Sues.
Ne-y Szp'r HAIR 1zS TsssA Brushes.
WizGso- >oxP. Wkss--p-csf Cares.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-15
DRUGS & MEDICINES
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so
oVTOF
100

OF DEATHS, that annually
occur. are caused by Prevent
able Diseases, and the greater
portion of those complaints
would. if Railways Ready Re
lief or Pills, tas the eaSe may
require,) were administered
when pain or rmeaSiness or
slight sickness Is experienced,
he exterminated from the Sys-
TEN IN few hours. PAIN, no
mstter from what cause, Is
almost instantly cured by the
Ready Relief IncaSes Of Cho-
lera. Diarrhea, Cramps, SpsSms
Bilious Cholic, in fact all Pains,
Aches and InfirmitieS either IN
the Stomach. Bowels, Bladder,
Kidneys. or the Joints, Muscles,
Lees Arms, Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Fever and Ague, Head
ache. Toothaehe, &c will IN
FEW MINUTES yield TO the
soothing influence Of the Ready
Relief.
S,sssa Co,3S cozzAS Ia5aszzz- Up
ths-sz. Eoz-sszaSs. S11s TA-oSi- CHS, Esuer
Eai Aga Me-c1-zzl Pans Sczrlss Feve-,
Sc. sc take r-a1 soz- - Six q Railways
Pts xa6 as IKE ssGs7ao-fGl q ths
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s1sd Eita s-Szr - h02<y; h2fae he Ea7oGi.
bad al cAss. VIA RoSiy Reisl Il AcZe
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-15
Notice of Copyright.

DE 1T REMEMBERED THAT on THE
I'D Twcuty-sevcnth day Of July. A. ID. 1853.
CHAUNCEY {. BENNETT. Of Honolulu.
Island Of Oahu, 10 accordance with Sec. "a
Of " An Act to Encourage Learning in this
Kingdom. by securing the copies Of Charts
and Books 70 the Authors and Pruprictors Of
such Copies" approved on the Sist day Of
December. 1864, has Deposited the Title q
his Boob,
80 Honolulu Directory and Historical
sketch OF the Hawaiian or
Sandwich islands,
The rights Of which he claims as author.
In witness whereof have hcreunto set my
hand and caused the Seal Of the Interior De
partment to be affixed at Honolulu. this sist
day Of July, 1859.
Signed FERD. W. HUTCHINSON.
so 2m Minister 0f Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-15
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