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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-15
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-15
The pnnnInfion Of the GIobe


There are on the globe about l,2sS,.
600. 900 of souIs, OF which
go 600. 900 are Of the Caucasian race,
552,OOO,OOO are OF the MOngoi race,
10000, 600 are Of the Ethiopian race,
10000, 600 are OF tie Malay race,
1000, 900 are Of ihe lndU-Amencsn
race.
There are 6i2 languages spoken, aud
1000 different rel gions.
The yearly mortality Of The globe Is
333, 1898 persons. Tits a. at the rate
Of Gl,55i pr day 3,73O per hour, GO PEI
minute. So each 2u!ssiIoo'of our hear
marks tie dIcesse OF some human cfea.
lure.
The average Of human life IS 80 years.
One-fourih Of The population dies al or
bs!oTe the sge OF 7 years.
One.ha.f at or before II y aT'.
Among 10000 persons oUe arrives al
the age Of 100 years, one in 500 ansIns
tie age OF 90, and one 10 100 lives ~ ihe
age Of CO.
Married men i've lorger than single
ones. 10 1000 persons 50 marry. and
more marriages occur in Juae and De-
cember than N any other month in d e
year.
Oao eigLlh Of tie whole population Is
military.
Professions exercise a great Influence
on longevity. In 1000 individuals who
arrive oiibe age Of 70 years, AZ are priests
orarors or public sPeskefs. 40 are sgficuI-
lurists, 33 are workman. 81 are soljIefs
or military employees, 20 are advocates
or engineers, 81 professors. and 2i doe
tors. Those who devote their lives TO
The prolones'ion OF Others, die the soonest
There are 335 OO0, 600 Cbrisdans.
There are 5000 coo IsrselItes.
There ere 50. 600, 900 Asialic religions.
There are 100. 600, coo Mshonnedsn'.
There sre 200, 900, 600 Psgans.
10000, 600 profess The Roman Cd'ho'
lie.
$4,000 900 profess The Greek faith.
GO. 900 900 profess the Protestant.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-15

ST. MARY's Co., June 10, lSG6.-Ar. Henry
Stonebrakcr.-My nephew tells me that YOU
wish my opinion about tie package Of Poulter-
cr's Friend used Of Messrs. Clotworthy s. Co.'S
make could not say that it killed the chick
ems; l only know that more had the GapeS and
died after using it than before, and the neigh
bors around are of the same opinion as myself
concerning it. Ny brolher-iu.law had thirty
chickens, and after feeding with it, lost all but
four of them. am respectfully yours,
r. j. PENE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-15
:.That Cough viii XIII YOU, "

THAT Cough viii Kill you,"
Try "Cos,ar's" Cough Remedy.
Goods and IIoarseness lead 10 DEATH"
Try "Costar's" Cough Remedy.
"For Groups Whoopng Coughs &c"
Try "COstar'S" Cough Remedy,
"Couar says it is the best in the vide world
and if lie says so--its Irue-its True; aud
We say Fry it-Try It-Try it.'-.uorning
IL A7iDluggists in sIIE?HERDSTOWN
sell II.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-15
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Eea0 We J0N0UW9 AeI7tT9'
SuErHERDsTowN, July "a, lo65-Mr. Henry
Stoncbraker.-l have used your Bengal Pow.
ders and they acted like a charm; they cured
all my chickens First fed twelve and il Gu
red them all, and next fed flty-iour, and 1t
acted like a charm-it cured every one. At
first, used MessTs CIotworthy x Co.'S; after
fed two chickens it killed both, and fed thirty
SIX, and out Of the brood there was SIX left. !
recommend yours very highly, a2d my neigh
bors thought they were splendid
Yours truly, TH0s 3 WILLIAMS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-15
II STONEBRAKER,

81 Camden Street, Baltimore.
To For sale BY Henry Billings and
DR.. Magruder, Druggists, in Shepherds
town.
April TO- 1869. 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-15

That was teauiiIUI lea 10 ihs mind
Of lille girl, Who. on teholdIng . rose.
bush. 90 the lopmesi elem Of whleb. lLo
olJeG rose was iadI-g, while below snd
around II three beautiful cupson bU5s
were just unfolding their charms 81 once.
and earnestly e1clsimed 20 her brother.
"See. William. these liule bgd. have s.
uskeBcd 10 time 70 Kiss their mother be-
fore she dies.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-15
$4,000. 900 profess The Greek faith.
GO,O0O, 900 profess the Protestant.
Kind words are The brightest fow o.

Kind words are the brightest flowers OF
esrihs existence they make very par
sdse OF the hupblesl home that The
world can show Use them and especisI.
Is around rbe 6re,iie circle. They sfe
je~ els bey Dad price, the mere precious
to heal Ihe wounded besIl, and make the
weighed down spirit happier than all Ihe
u!I.er blessings ibe world can give.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-15

/ HE
VALLEY CHIEF,
SELF RAKING
REAPER & NOW LR !
IS offered 10 The Farmers OF Berkeley
/ and Jefferson Counties, with the GUAR
ANrEE that il DiN cm and rake 'cet'
tangled amt lodged grain, even when II
lies flat and directly from the knife,
better than il can be done by TIE ordIna-
ry cradle and mandrake.
rhls iac! was fully tested in the har-
vesl Of 1868, and We respectfully refer
to tie following gendcmrO who purchss-
ed and used these machine, MeSsr-. W.
T. McQollkjn, Adrian w. Jones, NJ b.
Lemen, Ihnmas Files, Hiram Ii. Lem-
en-, Jeuifer Hudgel. Aaron Fu.k, Hugh
Mckee. and many ctHers
TIE T.4LLEI' CHEF has two
Drifting UHEELS. aud is a double
joioled f.x.ble bar machine, giving II
more advantages in taking up lodged and
tangled gram than other msci'ine. have in
moving. Height OF cut from one to fl
teen inches can be regulated without STOP
ping.
TIE SELF RAKEis perfect and
never fails on accoun, Of the wheat being
,ref. dry, short, thin, tang'ed or lodged,
Pamphlets containing fI description
and testimonials furnished on application
Price OF Valley Chief
Mower $3.50, freight added.
Combined Reaper and
Mower, usual sizs, $500, freight ad.
Large No. Reaper with
extra Mower, S225, freight added.
JOHN T. BILLNYER,
Agent,
Shepherj.own, West Va,
For Marsh, Grer ( Co.,
Mount Joy, Pa.
Mirch q, 1869. Il
ICHENK'S Sea Weed Tonic, Pul-
y monic Syrup, Mandrake Pills. for sale
at DR.. Mngruder's
march Drug Store.
nR Chevalier's Life for The Hsir-res-
y torres gfcy hair 10 ia original color,
beauty and so'tness. and will stop as ls.-
llng out, for sale at
DR.. UdgrudHS
march Drug Store.
GTONEBRAKER'S Family Medicines
y and Prepalarons. for sale at
Dr.. Magruaer's
april 3 Dug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-15
Wagon-Ma aking.

)EHE undersigned takes this method Of
4 informing the citizens Of Shepherds
town and neighborhood, lha. he has rented
tie Old Stand, formerly carried on by
the late John Bor6fT in ShepheEdstOwn,
and is prepared to make 10 order every
thing appertaining to the
Wagon Making Business.
lie guarantees 10 give satisfaction both
in woDk end prices He soI'cIs a liberal
share Of patronage.
lie also has seasoned Lumber .Or
Spokes and Axle Trees.
JOHN HELFERSTAl.
April 10, 1869. 3n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-15

Mock torIe--raIling husband my
dear IN public, and you brute in pr
ysie
We generally prefer new articles 10
old ones--Ihe new MAZDA 10 tie I'D
maids.
Besulifol exusci-a handsome lady
jo,l helped OUI Of mud hole.
The SoulbWes,en paper. report iist
the people OF Basque county. Texas. oHrr
$1,000 for the sesIpoI each and every In
dian or lbief killed 10 iks. section.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-15
"SeIsh

The llausstors OF lhe Bible have le(t
lhe word "SeIoh, which occurs so often
IN The P,alma, as they found It and OF
cour-e the English reader often asks his
ministers or some leaned iucud what It
mcans. And tine minister or leurned
llrn has most oiIen brcn obliged to con.
(rss lpnuTance, bccause II Isa matter IN
regard TO which the most learned have by
no means been Of one u lad. The Tor.
gums. and most Of tie Jewish conmertB.
tors, give TO lhc word the meaning Of
aernaAy torccr. kInch' regards II as
sign to elevate the voice. The ouihos
of the SeptusSint translation appear 10
have regarded II az musical or Ihvmlcal
note. llerder regards II as indicating
change OF tone, MJIheson, as musical
tone, perhaps, to tho word repeat. Ac-
cord!ng to Luther and others, II means
silence ! GoscnIUs explains It 10 mean.
"Let the INSTRUMENTS play, and the sing
crs stop" Wocher regards II as cquIva.
lent TO .SurSum cOrdd-up NY soul
Sommer, after examining all the seventy
four passages in whch toe word occuu,
recognizes IN every care IAN actual sp.
peal or summons to Jehovah !" They
sro calls for AID and prayers TO be heard.
expressed either with entire dIsincinrss,
or, II not. in the imperative. Hear. Jc-
hovah - or, "Awskc. Jehovah ~ and
The like. sulI esraest addresses to God
that lie would remember and hear, ctc.-
BLHOihcSd Sdcra.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-15
Life and Death.

Lie is but DEATHS yes,i5ule. and our
nil,rinage ON earth = buta tourney TO
the crave. the rrIsr rIsl preserves our
being best. our f,aI narch. and ,he blood
which clrcurtes our u'e Is floating It on
ward 10 he depths ol death. To-day We
STE o.r friend, ru L-rlrh 'o-.rouow We
he.rof Aeu dscaase. We c'a.pod The
hand ol the strong man bat Yesterday and
lo.dsv we closed hl- eve. We rode in
7 chsrlo, of comiou bet an ho,rssr, aud
,o,f.w more lau-s the la,i bl,ck chariot
mo-, convey u (, t.c hone ui al Tie lly-
inc on. EoN closely slhed Is death to
he TIE lamb ,hat sporc;h IN lie field
mu,, soon feel tie Lnl'c. Fhe OK iha.is
i, he pasture /, iauering iur The slsueh.
t,r. Trees do bul grow lhs; ,hcy may be
lI.cG. Yes, aud greater things than these
feel tcalh. Enpuos rise aCd flourish
hcy llyursh tu, ,u decay Ihcy rise bot
10 lal,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-15
JAMES LAW HO0FF,

&SzS.zjz,,
@ - y! - !; l;@g0
- |'.'lliSIIIH.If1E
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
CONSISTS OF
Woods Reaper and Mower,
Separate or combined, with SeIf-Rake. These
machines arc the best in use. agent ior
Clarke and Jefferson.
SWEEPSTAKES THRESuING MACHINE,
SEPARATOR AND HORSE POWER,
the best Thresher in the world.
ALSO THE NATIONAL. HOoSIER. and
other HAY AND FODDER CUTTERS.
TIE WiLLOUGHBY G I NJ SPRING
DRILL
(Agenl for two coUntieS.)
Cider Mills, Horse Hay Rakes, Ploughs, Berea
Grndstones, Pumps Of all kinds, Scales,
Corn Shelters, Wheat Fans, Dirt
Scoops, Churns. Cradles, Scythes,
Shoyels, Forks, Spades and
Rakes.
GUANOS.-J. J. Turner's Excelsior, Or
chllla, Alta Vela, Ground Nerassa, and Pure
Peruvian.
HATES.-Bcrger s Buttz, Chesa-
peakc and mary others.
SEEDS AND PLANTS, for Field and Car
den.
TIE
II ar d ware Departm en- t
CONSISTS OF
Iron. Steel. Horse Shoes, Mule Shoes, Horse
Mails, and Backsmi,hs' Supplies and
Tools, such as hnyils, Bellows,
Niscs, &c.
IMPORTED AND AMERICAN CUTLERY.
Mortiso Machines, Boring Machines, Jack
Screws, Chains, Traces, llameS, Irowels,
Nails, Spikes, Locks, Hinges, Bolts,
Files, Chi.els, Levels, Planes,
Beyels, Wrenches, Hoes and
Picks.
IS Special advantages for furnishing CIR
cuIar, Mil and Cross Cut Saws, with warrant.
A complete stock Of Tools and Supplies for
Carneuters, Builders, Masons, Ssdlers, Shoe
makers and others, with many housekeeping
and Furnishing Gods, both American and In
P0Ttea PrSo., g., for NOS, liberal srpport solicit or
ders for above and similar goods.
JAMES la" AoOiic:
Mare" D. '0O''
4 XES OF al! PaAerns, Tor sale by
TX jas. LG10 HocD'
april 10 CbaiLesIo"n'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-08

i SscartIrealfler nl'}t.4 d. ID
h'el1 ,"ssi43 Il ospy'f % :,hc4at s.l14u as@I
! ~aeetab,iaa sseaApaat9t{Et, 'iE4tI'1C itoe ~
Bllauoaa.iaqt :isda:32te ,1t1anfHiws,nrlts
d sarn nj andg .a9laIgag la4lf itntS 7fsN
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-08
Cine Beribti9une.

Sen. Meeriu, Der i@o, felt Sabren Elm
v~Nebencer" @anbioat ober INNER 1,ur
lin ben @dnoen 1einer Greunoe" rpar> 1T
enbli@ bon letnen Greunben auf ei9ene
Site eeteut moroen unp bena@rt6tt9t
our6 Ietnen 2eit 9uloren BON Der uDis<
patd" Die CT taurte @elt ba6 er &ptrflt6
Elm Gancipat fir S6aBmeiter 1T. Bir
baben allo bennp9 ben Dads aus iet,1em
Sod III peldem er i@ binter ~Treunz
ben" peridan;t Bate berau69etrte<
ben. "
Gen. Myeriu bat ii6erli9 has &e9t>
Elm @anrieat fir ir9enb Elm Mut 81
fem.
Na6 her Gbeorie beS 2eibpreans bes
5errn MperiQ finb ia @tn9ebore II E
gang belpnbers bo;u bere&ti9t Menter gu
balten. Benn aberbie uDi6pat9" bebupz
tet, paG mirin notwithstanding mitpie
FEM errn, ten1elben umteperfonpen"
BADEN, 1&nb besbalt jones Miboerfdnbnlib
v9 eb1brent" beridti9er tpercen, 70
16mdbt bieles 8latt nur blauen Dunf
unb meib uno Yeritebt 11i9ts BON ner
san3en @ade. @enn bier Elm uMibz
yerfdnbnt6" pbwaltete 70 ,par eS
ni&t auf unlerer' 'Seite.:
@ir Serrpeilen bieleS Blatt iibriaenS
auf feline eisenen @prte: ~@eneral Mpe>
riQ une feline Treunpe unb IN Der Gbat
ale &epublitaner in pielem Ditrift boz
ben tas @ouoerneur6 Clint benz Grtem
Dlfritt ein9erdumt."
@enn Sen. MperiQ unb feline
Greunpe pieits 6fentli6e 3ueetdnoz
nib MAIDEN, npju mar eS r5tbio,
pas General NueriQ su trsenp Nell
der 3eit> .penn Is 1T nt&t ansus
nebmen, ta6 er uno feline 6reunoe in,
@ebeimen gu ieinem' @unien alS Ganbi>
BAT fit '@ouoerneur eeeen bic Gam
oibaten oes erNen Difrift cpnlpirirt
taben, Grfldruneeu ma@t baB er fein
Ganctpat fir @puperneur it,
@c' alto 1T pas MibYerfdnontB|?
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-08
Summit Mursrrifs,
ST. ANTHONY, MINNESOTA,
5000

beRetenb aus I,ansceneant, Sbslpp unb @ouiarb Grab unS
Dubeb 81 0loerburg. gtenfaus cine erOse Iustuatl @ein>
reben, rMe Concord, 5artforb grplifc, Delaware, Sues @eeb-
ling. Clinton, @btte Sing &C., &c. Spbannis. unb Stadelz
beeren @trdude. Nusbauernee 3ierratb,S tauben, 8dume
unb Srnn1ersrine ,e-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-08
@@iffs< Gpntrafte

@~@if6<GpntrQfte
ar Dan'pf~ unb seseliatHe ~ BEN btateaen pretlsn
gei
WtQtus Bros u. Dunbar.
Yaentur Der 8remer unb 5ambur0er
NpH=D ampfitbtffe.
'DaNaee. preife aatlbar n Gptt.
Ben 8rsaen unb 5amburs mad New gorf unb
Baltimore:
3wif@tabsd: Gr~a@iene $40, &tnoer ssa 1 bs
30 Sabren $40, Sausl,nee 81.
Gcn New gurt na9 Bremen unb 5amburs:
.,,3yette eaihte: @rwadieRe so, Stnber BON /
IT, 10 Saeren:6, s%aueltnee fret:
SO Sabren 1880 Sdusltuet fret
&%rpestttpn twet Wal MID ertth.
WtQfus 8ro'5 u. Dunbar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-08
9ie Natur Der 9rpfe Ar3t.
Mature is the great physician.)

(Nature IS the great physlclan.)
Dies 1T jeBt pom Der msbisinilGen Wrpfsllon
ais Elm @ruupprin5ip Der 5e'ltunlt anerfanut. Is
1T cine tpeiie Gtnriotuns. raj iotalb bas ptbild,e
Spltem |lb uidt tn Seirem Normal3uifanbe befn-
ret, bic natirltden Xrafte DTS AUrpers in Mntpen=
Dung gebr1tt tpereen, lin bic Rranfbeit III beben.
Die bauptlade 1T bebbalt, Die natirliden 8rafte
Al (tarfen, Iieien !3rtt baben bic selbidten
3ubereiter. teS Sptetter * agen6tttern
i'm Muse bebalten, zines 'p}raparatea, tpsl9es oQeu
Sr9anen ee5 aDrpers 1rilte 9ebensfraftT re1rleibt,.
+ Die Wirfuns bieler itsbi;in auf Ben Maaen, bic
yeter unos bic rNieren, 1T prenr uue, ,sntldi,o ben.
Den, Ya.ienten, DeIber 8er1tnno senua. bal, oas
9uadialbern aufjugeten, unp BEN, 8ittern ~
%p+obiren,, uiro' bolp gu mutbe; dis pb er3 neues
99tben fineeatbmet bate, une wabreno er NIT Dem
@straubs ienss Art'tfIs f%orttibrt, il Ct abtr<
elidliG, @e1unbhcit uno Graft in alien Wbcrn al
perlpuren. Dds ,prGparat ii nit arcserp @ prafalt
;~ubereitet l1no bcItebt ausI9lie6ltH aus peaetabiliz
|li9en @utnanaen. Is il. yoQfanbia fret pen @l-
lem, tpdas Ila1eaen Ser irttse Yraparrantte treiltcns aus.
auleben 1T. Mls Miebuin {adt es ileiin1eeSs G>(tibteenn,
uno Der an9enebme @e1dmad, lomis bic e~uinlfi1er
" irfungeu o%elelben, bahen So, aQaemetn teliebt
senadt. 'Gs' it fret eoa eQeu ,gigenidaiten, pel~
de Benz ATrperlpltem ictaeeu unb fsl tpirft n,ualetb
nit i abigung Funo Maditrud. II Ollie Ibieienidtn,
welae, 8 1T ettcerS tYitternt s1ebraudt b. ben,
!!lbe,euuatsnn Sstitt rsoorsiis,liidtvf1,,' GEigysrn1l&Sa fen, ppsisltten.
GfltN Eteienieen, 'neldr Scatom meme 81 lnt,tnba
beit eeniebet, nniiIt, saufsjibte 33iuaudtt al ma
reimbursement iMitteln nebmen, i'm Ardnfbeite1 III
psr6iiten Wir ino+ ,~nien1als ~, 9utwaeasn, bic
llebel aeriRet, pelds' ,,,easss 'Grbtbetl res' 05IssiilIetb,ttss''
Fne, / @leihpiel~ ob aelune7oesrft ftanf, fam 1ols
Meui4 bieieS, @tdrtemittet niht fortmabrenh 49,
brautdtcn 'pcbnt fein lSsltena belebt uni. nit ,eises
lseniNen Glaff3itdt ssriet's 81, 'fnben.3''1 2''''"
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Ser 8ren1er Danpfer -smibt,~
M9entur Der
Montreal Ocean Steamship Company

<vret'e eta gtSerropI, Sue.
Sec unb Wpntreal 3abtba. tn gurreucp:, 49,
goa Otenteet1a. NVrweeen. mao st. paul..".... $685.
. Gps,N aA'a. 10000! u. 20
q yo.usntuTe' S@weoea' ".-. $500
Son SaMon19' ..." 69. so
y y enpenpag w. "..." 75.W
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9eutl@f &anf
mtlius pro's 4 1nubar,
So. 1873 Dritte @traBe,
at. @aul. Wftnne'eta.
Guropdii@e6 II. inldnoii&es
$onf> II. @e1Sel.
q eiGdft
Deppl tten.
pBet uns %beppntrte @elter Rebtn ~ieter,ett Dpne porbe.
.tse s%asstsune our gestasane sss Dsssnestss: Sar
@iaias BROS u. Dunbar.
@e@lel .
auf aue Sauptpldse GurDpa's unb ben Der. @taaten in
%seltsstsen sumu,sn unit, errndststen gourlen.. Wen gu
ten Danfen Dber 8anauterS aui eefeute We&fel t5nuen
s~eserie's IN 0elb bel uns tint efeSt perbtn.
WiQius Bros II. Dunbar.
Ser. Staaten Sblisationen,
5:2oer rne ansere Der. etaaten soses taufen unS
s%ertaufen wr gum s%hnntefsn Wtasttprsdt.
WiQius 8ru'S u. Dunbar.
@olp unp Silber.
5remse unt etnts'mifde ganjen sSnnen sum bSdReu
Dertbe tn g~aptereels mgelett weroen bet
@iQtus Bros u. Dunbar.
Die Gtn;tebun8 Don Grbl9aften
sae pas snsaas ssa %ienhssesn gste.tnaeen In alien
@iQtus 8ru's u. Dunbar.
GpQma9ten,
xsbtsnl$ei nt. ,ger,iats!stRunes'. s9.ntunss. uue an.
sere fur Deutfdldnb befftut mte uriuuben, merren unter
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-10-20
TuE Fo1Iow1se has been received at the De.

The FOLLOWING has been received at the De-
pnrtment of State, Washington:
Agreement-By article l of the convention
of Yeddo, of 1866, it is provided that a read
justment of the duties on silk and tea may be
claimed by any of the parties to that conven-
ton, on the basis Of five per cent on the ave
rage value Of the said articles during the three
years last preceding.
The japanese government having now ad-
vaneed claim for e-adjustment ofthe aforesaid
duties in accordance with the above stipula-
ton, the undersigned representatives of the
United States of America, France, Great Bri-
tain, Italy and the North German Confedera-
ton, and the undersigned japanese minister
and vice minister of foreign affairs, have met
and, after mature consideration of this claim,
have agreed, on behalf of their respective gov
ernments, to the following arrangement
l. 1t having been shown that the duties le-
We'd on silk and tea, under the tariff attached
to the aforesaid convention, are considerably
lower than five per cent. upon the average va
lue of the said articles during the last three
years, the right of the japanese government
to increase these duties is hereby recognized.
II. The undersigned have consequently
agreed that the duties Cd the aforesaid articles
shall be increased to the extent specified in the
following table; but it has been further stipu-
lated that the increased rates shall be levied
only from and after the first of January, 1870,
until which date the duties shall continue to
be collected by the Japanese government ac-
cording to the present rates.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-10-20

WHEN Ismael Pasha was recently in Paris,
he noticed that one of his aids de-camp had
bought an oTercoat, the style of which pleased
him very much. where did you buy that
overcoatY" said the ruler of Egypt to the aid
de-camp. "At Dusantoy's, Rue de la Paix, -
replied the latter. The Viceroy sent for NJ.
Dusantoy. "Make me some overcoats like
this" said Ismael Pasha to the merchant tay-
lor. Eyes, your royal highness," replied Du-
santoy, chow many?" HUNDRED and forty
FOUR" said Ismael Pasha; II believe l will
wear them that long, and you know 1 can ne
yer wear an overcOat more than twenty -four
hours" The hundred and forty-four Overcoats
were made, and the Vieeroy had to pay twenty
thousand francs for them.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-10-20

Tea, of the quality known as Baucha, may
in future be shipped under the present duty Of
70 per centum of bu. per 100 catties, from
all the open ports, instead of, as hitherto,
from Nagasaki only.
In witness whereof, the undersigned have
hereunto affixed their seals and signatures
Done at Yokohama, in the English, French,
German, Italian and Japanese languages, this
first day of June, A. D. 1862
R. B. VAN VALKESBERG,
Minister-Resident of the United States in
Japan.
HARRY s. PARKER,
II. B. MS Envoy Extraordinary and Min
lister PlenipOtentiary in Japan.
CITE DE LA Tour,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
tertiary of His Majesty the King of Italy.
MAXINE 0UTREY,
Minister Plenipotentiary Of France.
NJ. V. BRANDT,
Charge d'Affaires of the North German Uuion
Here follow the signatures of the Japanese
Ministers for Foreign Affairs.