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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-04-14
Ii THIS SO?
Sound Health to be obtained at last !
The way to obtain Sound Health !

1sT-cLKA2sE the stomach from
IL al qfelsiFe zcc1B1isriors whrh - usuallg BIO
eues fl1etie1sl 1srs1xz1saf sifizffsg tie fsod.
znd-RsTiff he BLss1 ff1n Al ARID an1 corrupt
k1ns1rs and you I'll remove ne exzses u the gTsaf-
hEEz1 fs1sfEF
a REMEDY, pF0Fsd hT thirty yz4rs ezperi-
ence. rzpzbse 4 e1scri8x such Desirable and IN
parrs1t p1rpess. h sriI bef8rs the ,ublis II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-04-14

Marshal Of Hawaiian Islands.
Honol1lu. AprfI ID. Isse.-lzzf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-04-14

A SMALL LOT OF The BEsT QUAIL
d uss, y FzF<rE- Fer EaIe bJ
1-sz B0LLEE 4 CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-04-14

TABLE SALT,
l. eI Syrz1." All fer sale b.
I-sG BOLLEs { co.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-18


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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-18
NOTICE..

- Il = aEse.slgned take this methsd of,nforn-
Z ing the puoiic that they sui associated
tox. her H. zig CarpeuIec's business, s1d Will
ron &C. o. the .uI,dIng 81 tsGsea 0: every
a-scr.?uor. w.. WI, be executed with
q snatch, cns IN all contracts o. Dt enes
sperla attention y ~ ue paid to BrlokiayiEs
P.astetios az d Painting.
All orders addressed TO hem At LespardtswH,
Nj ,.~i..r receive prompt attenuoP
GEORGE HORhE
JHOH.7S {. GRt HELL,
June 8, ls67-ly
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-18
Professional Notice.
lag CO-P0;'tnersh,p'

VIE undersigned have formed a law CO. CO.
! ra-tnerst;p urds5 tn. name Of haadoA
Z, Cane. Thev will practice in he Courts O ,.
s, Mars erd TIE adjoin'ng counties an0
also IN the Court of ApJ cas- ~ -
Fs9eci.l attention rid to the co'!ecnon Q,
o,eims against Individuals, the State or me ne
Cavsrnrent Prom at attention gwen 70 AL
business entrusted to their charge
Adde'S Maddox & Crane. Leoaardto~n'
o. = G. FRED. MADDOX.
J. PARRAN CRANE,
Dec. rs. Iee7--tf-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-18

TEHB thi' Guass IS ns~
L 50 .eH knarn "a assrecjotsd. tia,
aces not geqsir. farther commessatlss
rss u.
Ts. Company ssns th- G&sns Island.
ass ether ssarceS 81 supply from rhiss
raw material il Drawn Hence. this
euano, poss.mos sush high s1'eli'rce,
c.s h. brought ints market at spr}cs n~
sxe.edi.s ID { sfts.srsissry Superb hos
80 sfsha Live.
k.l Tsr:. .P;tal iaves',a BY this Gem
paw affords tis ssreSt guarantee Of the
ev,Iinses excellence Of thsir ier'il ger, as
I'll. safety q their sapi'al depends upon
ess,iuues ard permanent business.
nxp.ri.rcs las shown that this Gssno
ripsns the Wheat crop fros Ave 70 SIX
ssv. earlier than III. ~ e. T.. y hates
Itu.h. psliel 81 p rnsss { he Cszl-
sosy /. iayn,sh 10 l.st .-c,:l'lcr t.ta' IN
f.,srts. ard c.,,.<L st@-t ey ths bssf
ss,ent;ss Sly, can triHs ne .-rke'
S. The is~t 5. bv.s.,,s -. - - s-S.
GnA : NrA~Ek CO.
Genen.. Asehss tor 80 10 l'asas
traasaag.
pvs.elpal Olhc--.i oosss street, Baltic
- July ca, lssS--2n.
, 1869-08-24

0LLE og Enhver der maatte have
III Nogct at fordre paa Bocrne etter
Sneaker Isaac B. Cambell og hans
tidligere afgangne S0stcr Mary Cam
bell indkaldes herved til at anmelde
og beyiisIiggj0rc deres Krav for I'M
dertegnede Ret linden UdI0bet af 3
Maaneder efter denne IndkaldeIscs
sidste Acknowledgements.
Frederiksted Skiftcret, St. Croix
den 23de August 1869.
C. SARAUW.
, 1869-08-24
SPAIN
THE INSURRECTION IN CUBA.
La Ep0ca -Madrid, July 22.l

A0 Ep0C0 MADRID, July G2)
The insurrection in the island of Cuba
unfortunately proIougs its existence; and
It's proiongaDion serves as pretext for GER
tain foreign journals advising us-some to
sell it, and some that we should make the
war regular. The former is incompati-
BILE with our honour: we may be CON
Quered, but we cannot be diShonOured.
There is no Government or party which
WoAd dare to cast such a stain on the
country. As to the latter, we propose
saying something in this article but it
may be we'll if we first explain the caus-
cs which contributed to this fatals struggle
still continuing.
1t is not that the instruction is supper
ted by The majority of the inhabitants Of
Cuba ; if it were so, the island would be
already lost to Spain. The rebellion
arose when the army was in cUadr0, the
authorities without moral force or prestige
and the mother country in a state ofrevo-
luton. The promoters of this act, which
we will not qualify as it deserves, we'll
knew how to improve the opportunity.
If they had found support amongst the
majority, the separation would have been
NuFtGNN III a SLOIe uIG Liz SAuCU OD-.
poslte happened at the cry of "Death to
SPAIN" the Spaniards Of Cuba got up
numerous bands Of volunteers, who would
have annjhlIaDed the rebels, had it not
been for the errors, somewhat excusable
perhaps, which were committed at the
commencement; but they confined the
instruction within its first limits.
If the rebellion has grown, been pro-
5ouged, a0d sustained, it is owing first of
all 10 the vacilIation-honourable perhaps.
b' iameotable-of wishing to put an end
70 it 10y concessions, as if we did not know
the sad results that system generally pro-
duces when practised inopportuneIy. It
is owing, also, to the help it has received,
not only from the United States, against
the will of the Government it is certain,
but none the less effectively, but even
more from the British possessions near to
the island of Cuba. And it is singular
that it is English papers which infer from
the prolongation of the struggle that the
opinion of the country is not favourable
to US, and urge US accordingly to make q
disgraceful compromise, when, if the in
surrection is not already sufocated, it is
owing to what their countrymen are doing
, 1869-08-24

NLLE og Enhver SON MATTE have
III Noget at fordre paa afgangne
T0mmermand David Zahn's og lige-
ledes afd0dc Hustrue Maria Zahn's
felIeds Bo, indkaldes heryed til at
anmelde og beviisIiggj0re dcrcs Krav
for undcrtegnede Skittcret linden I'd
l0bet at 3 Maaneder cfter dcnne Ind-
kaldeIscs sidste Acknowledgements.
Frederikstcds Skifteret, st. Croix
den 23de August 1869.
C. SARAUW.
, 1869-08-24
The "AVTS"
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Acknowledgements

VI Anledning af at Gouvernementet har
A meddeelt const. M@gler og Postmaster /
Frederiksted P. Wederso Reisetilladelse til
Europa, er M@glerfuldmagtig j. Lund
autoriseret som Mpgler og Toldfuldm'egtig
j. Jantzen som Postmaster i Frederiksted,
begge fra 25de August at regne.
, 1869-08-24
.24rH AUGUST, 1869.

The nuptials of their Royal Highnosscs
the Crown Prince of Denmark and Princess
Louise OF Sweden were celebrated vester-
day. At noon His ExceIlency the Gov
ernor held a Levee which was largely at
tended. At s O'clock a stream of guests
poured into Government-house to attend a
ball on the occasion. 1t is needless to say
that the ladies' We'd with each other to
produce a pleasant effect by a graceful
toilette. Dancing commenced at about a
quarter to nine and was kept up with spirit
until Supper was announced. His Excel
Iency the Governor, in proposing the health
OF the Royal Pair made a very tastfuI and
pleasant speech. He reminded the assem-
bIed guests of the many occasions which
this Colony has had Of participating in the
joys of the Royal Family of Denmark. No
Royal House, he said, had in so short a time
formed such iIIustrious connections. But
the present one, into which the parties had
entered from pure choice, or the dictates
Of love, was one that the nation in it's secret
thoughts had wished; and consequently its
accomplishing was hailed W;+h enthusiasm.
Without committiua ..v direct
political sentiments. His cv, al
though he distinctly stat slis mar
riage had no poll zeal sic. aeoucd
to us to have a leaning toEa sca.4Iua-
yianism, a sentiment which W. la|veajWlvs
privately entertained, and hence W. Il 81.
more pleased when we thoughl ~
covered that he was also of hat OIL. ...
But this en- Da. ts+- ao
with hearty cl. .l..a 4pa-uo was
, 1869-08-24

On the whole, we set down this ball as
one of the most pleasant which His Excel
lency has given. The finest tone and
friendIiness prevailed; and we may venture
to say that every one enjoyed himself.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-15

GOOD Heavensl that lady's mistaken
charge has put us all Off the scent, and al
lowed the murderer TO escape. But II may
not yet be too late Some clue may he
left in her room by which we may trace
the criminal! Come, neighbors and let MS
search the premises"
And Lyon Berners, leaving the shudder-
ing women Of the party in the room with
Sybil and the dead, and follower by all
the men, went to search the house and
grounds for traces OF the assassin.
But the search proved trui'ess, No trace
of an intruder could be found, nor was there
any evidence of robbery. Furthermore, all
the windows.were found fastened on the in.
side. There had been no way Of entering
the murdered womans room except by the
stairway leading from Sybil's chamber.
Captain Pendleton. an old lover OF SYPHILIS
and brother of Beatrix, saw that there
was no safety except in instant flight. He
whispered Lyon to take Sy5il to her room,
and then to meet him on the back piazza. -
This was done, and then the captain untold
ed his already matured plans. Lyon adop-
ted them at once; and under the skiliul
management OF Captain Pendleton and Bea-
triX, they got ont of the house unseen, and
were soon on their way towards place OF
concealment. known as the Haunted Chap
el, where new and unexpected horrors await
ed them.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-15
How a Wife Killed Her Husband.

When two weak minded persons marry.
The result is anything than a pleasant
household A sad case of suicide near
New York city, the other day, presents a
sad illustration. The wife OF the unfortu-
nate suicide had sister residing in the
same town with herself who was married
to well-to-do merchant, and who lived
hefitting her means. This was source of
hitter reflections to the less fortunate one.
who was constantly wanting to know Of
her husband why it was she could not live
in as good style as her sister, And he
weak man, TO crafty her, involved himself
beyond bis means aud was in consequence
continually in pecuniary hot water. He
had not the strength OF will to bear ip
against his wife's extravagances and his
own business embarrasments, and SO took
his own life. Frivolous sp.ndthrifts, who
don't earn the money they squander, little
know the bear Chez they caused to those
who are charged with their support. And
when the latter as well rs the former are
a- ry sirongmi nded, an unhlr home.
mseiJ, and often crime, are the fruits OF
Efforts to live in a style not warranted by
-fsir pecuniary circumstances
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Tho following is an extract from q recent
letter. written by Senator Sherman: 81
have always favored the most liberal laws
for women's rights, 60 far as property is
concerned. In these respects they ought
10 stand on the same footing as men; but I
have seen no reason to convince me that
they would be better Off or that society
would be improved by their having fhe
right to vote. At all events, until ma
iOrity of the women concur in demanding it,
the men may properly stand aloof on this
question"
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FREsh VEGETABLES EvERv DAv-H
c. Wachter, groceryman, Petroleum Centre.
receives fresh every day. all the vegetables
usually sold in the market, and keeps on
hand choice -four, and general assortment
of groceries. Johnny Felter.. is an indis.
pensible acquisition to this establishment,
will attend to the wants of customers.
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President Grant will attend the opening
ceremonies of the Peace Jubilee, and be the
guest of the city Of Boston the first and
second days. Gov. Clifton has ordered q
military escort for the occasion. The city
government will give the President ban
quet during his stay.
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Prof Johnny Sweeny. proprietor of the
gymnasium finds himself compelled to seek
more commodious qunrters for his business
We will announce when he makes the
change. and untit then, he will be found
at the old place. in Aken's block.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-15

SKIFF AND GAYLORDs. MINsTRELs per-
formed at the Opera House last evening
before large audience. They are one
of the best minstrel tronps now travelling
Their friends will be pleased to know that
they will again visit Petroleum Centre on
the 24th inst
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sBEsC SALE

Of OIL Iandr ease, tngues Tools, &c On Monday
June 2l, 1863, II, A. n ut the kro.zer Farm, at
Walnut Bend, '-esidcnt Township, Venango Co.
fya miles fra.r ii U'ty will be sold Al auction, all
tnc PERSONS pruperty Of the Gibson Oil Co, con
tisU as lease on ~ acIc' OF the KrOt-
2.r. "a ", ease W n be sold wells
gr' -' =. 9Th. ~. dri,jn" pipe in each
We '.. lis noIe pr rrcnd oil In large
l. tp "a royol,y s payable to
ow 'rio- Of Lea-e. ALSO, twelve
.o.. .-, set = ili.l Ing to- bellows,
Fre. =. ,l.. 90. Of rbe' Z, so ,se 70 yas pipe,
y. g..i .s-n. ., pnmrs. wrrnche=, steam gauges
s... at 'so. : $50 barrel oil tanks, 8 dsrricks
.r. ri t4". c., lsr.e frame dwelling
i.Ul.s =. o.e flee 16rl2 fee, and smith
'lor i.y-o. .'rwr cash no Sold by order of
tas i .. II DrtctoIs oi me Gibsol Cil Co.
j. X. LOWRY,
JIM. .5I. AUcTioNEER
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pUSEzC SALE

OF Oh [aad f9asc, Engines Tsols, &C., on Monday,
june q, 1869 at II o'c Ocy, \. NJ, at the hrotzer
Farm, ut Walnut Bend, President Township, We
mango County, five miles from Oil City. VIII be
tier Facn Oil Company, consisting of forty years:
lease Oh VI acres roter Farm, subject to oneeighth
20 royalty to owner Included in lease will be
ana the dryinc-pipe In each well. Also one large
dwelling house, derrick rigs , engine houses, 3
twelve horse powe euGines, 100 feet tubelng' lot
tools, cable sand rope and lot OF small TOOLS
Terms cash. To be sold By order OF the doard
of Directors of the krotzer Farm OIL Co.
iuulh5t j. X. LOWRY, AucrIoNEER
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The Pioneo school opened yesterday with
seventy pupils. Mr.. Alcorn is principal
and Miss Wright assistant.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-15

THE RAcEs.-A large number of people
are in town to-day attending the races
The lateness of the hour when the races
take place will not permit US to make =
report until tomorrow.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-15

A sixty barrel flowing well was struck
last night on the Evans Tract, Cherrytree
Run. 1t is owned by Jones, Harding &
Smith.
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f5~ BURTON'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTF
DON'T CHEW, an antidote for Tobacco, and DIR
JoHNSON'S AROMATIC ANTI TOBACCO COM.
POUND, for sale at A. D. MILLER & COST
Rasns for Is cents per pound at
22-lw WAcnrERs.
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FaDlS, SALE.

J'lIE Manhatian Lease uearly three acres outhee
j torey Farm: two wells with machinery and
rig com !ete; Tubing. Tanks. ous, ana the usual
OIL " ell Furniture, ronm for morewes.
Apply at the Once, Storey Farm, or address
Waiter w. VetmOre.
Tarr Farm, Pa.
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WALL PAPER!

just received large stock of Spring patterns, Al
H. C. JARVIS FURNITURE STORE. ms
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OIL CITY, Pa, june IL, 1862
The copartnership heretofore existing AT Oil CITY
Pa, between Geo II Bissel, James Bishop, jas
williamson and James b. Geggie, doing business
as bankers under the firm name OF 'leo IL. Bissel
Il Co ~ Is this day by mutual consent dissolved by
the withdrawal from the firm of James Is Geggle'
The business will hereafter be conducted under the
same firm name by Geo H. Bissell, James Bishop,
and James A. Williamson.
Gro. ii. BIssELL'
JAMES bishop.
JAMES A. WILLAMsoN p
jnni9cewit JAMES r. GFGGiE.
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WALKING CANES at A. D. MILLER " co.

Crockery--For all kinds 90 TO REY NoLps
BRoDHEAD Il cos, No. Ii Centre street, oppo
site the Post Office, Oil City, Pa.
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Special Notice.

Special Notice.
WORDS OF WISDOM for young men, on the
Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Manhood with
SELF HELP for the Erring and Unfortunate Sent
in sealed letter cnveloues, free of charge, Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box 2, PHILADELPHIA.
PA May 81, 3m.