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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-11

FIRST USE OF GUNPOwDER.-Dr. Her
mann Meynert, iD his work entitled "EIistory
of the Art of War and Organization of
Armies in Europe" shows that gunpowder
was known to the Arabs long before the
time Of Berthold Schwartz. About 1885,
Nedim- -Edin- Hassan- Alammah describes a
pyrotechnical mixture composed of saltpetre,
birthstone, and charcoal, which. he states,
was known both to his grandfather and
father consequently, at least forty years
before the date of the manuscript. The lat
ter is illustrated with diagrams of the madfaa,
a sort of wooden mortar, as wide as it was
deep, into which the mixture was rammed,
for the purpose of projecting balls (bondoc)
OF bolts, "Let theishooter be on his suard!''
adds the writer. The madfaa was provided
with a handle, and must, therefore, have
been portable weapon. Among Alam-
mah's recipes there is the following: "Take
ten drachms of saltpetre, two drachms Of
charcoal, one and half of sulphur. Make
these up into fine powder. with which fill
one third of the madfaa; put no more, for
otherwise 1t might burst" The word bon
doc originally meant hazlenut in the tenth
century 1t had already acquired the meaning
of ball to be shot from a crossbow, and it
now means q musket or pistol ball. Another
contrivance mentioned by Alammah is an
iron lance, or arrow, with a hole drilled
lengthwise In the shaft, and filed with gun
powder. The first mention Of this substance
in the Chinese annals occurs in 1853. under
the Song dynasty. Albertus Magnus and
Roger Bacon (l280-1295l seem not to have
been aware of the projectile power of gun
powder, but only CT its explosive quality.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-11

a MOUNT of Road and School
"A Taxes due the several Districts on Seat
ed and UnseateI Lands, for 1867 and pre-
vfous wears.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-11

Metallic ceilings, which consist IL the
application to the joisting of very thin
stamped metal in ornamental embossed
panels, have recently been invented. These
stamped panels are fitted for every kind of
decoration In color, and if inserted as plain
surfaces, may be used as the ground fnr
every description of cartoon painting, com.
bining with lightness and durability artistic
and ornamental effect, at comparatively
small cost.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-11
626 HOOP SKIRTS 628
AND
CORSETS, CORSETS.

y" NJ. I. HOPKINS, No. G2S Arc.
w ST., PmLA., Manufacturer of the Gee
brated "CHATPiON" HOOP SKIRTS u
Ladies, Misses aHd Chiidren-tle largest z=
sortment and best quality and stYles in Il.
American Market. Every lady should tgy then
as they recommend themselves by wearing Ion.
er, retaining their shape much better, ben,
lighter and much more elastic than all clsa
-WARRANTED in every respect. aal 50.
at very low prices. Ask tCU HOPKINS CH4x
PIaN" SKIRT
Superior Hand made " hale bone CORSE-
in Fifteen different Grades, iHciudinc the .-i-
perial'' and THeAPsnN < LAYGpON's "GLg..
FITTING" CORSETS. ,nging in prices tr-
81 Gents to 81 - together witch Jos Eocbe
celebrated FRENCH WOVEN CORSIIs
superior shapes and quality. ~ different Gra-s
irom 81, 10 to $3.50 They are the finest
best goods for the prices ever imported. 1-
Trade supplied with HOOP SkIRISaul COZ
SET ) at the Lowest Rates
E hose visiting The City should l7- T.
to call and examine eur Goods ard Prices, s.
we defy all competition. Movie, In.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-11

X GORGE w. OATMAN, Treasurer,
NT IN ACCOUNT WITH
DIRECTORS OF THE POOR AND HOUSE
OF EMPL OYDIENT, CAMBRIA co.
DIR.
1868. July 21st. To County Orders
Nos. 405, 4O6 and 4o7 received
Geo. C. K. Zahm, late Treasurer, S3oOo oo
March A. To amt. reed from VIM.
J. Buck as amt. overpaid on corn
in 1866, II "
April l3. To amt reed from A.
Nopoiin % - - 25 90
April IA. To amt. reed from J. s.
1ohH 9lfnye51 onfrk uIi'' 25 90
'uly o.n. o. - 0rria pi's. - SO co
IT, 0IS Co,,gtv Orders issued during 1868, 5000 90
To bal. to close in favor of Treasurer, 81 70
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-11
st. Peter's CareIessness.

One night, as old st. Peter slept,
He left the door of heaven ajsr,
When through little angel crept,
And came down with falling star.
One summer as the blessed beams
OF morn approached, my blnshing brIde
Awakened from some pleasing dreams,
And found that angel by her side.
God grant but .this-I ask no more:
That when he leaves this world of sin,
He'll wing his way to that btest shore
And ind that gate of heaven again.
ST. PETERS REPLY.
Full eighteen hundred years or more
Pve kept my doors securely tied {:
There has no ''little angel" strayed,
No- one been missing from inside.
did not sleep, as you supposed,
Nor left the door Of Heaven ajar;
Nor has 'little angel" left,
And gone down with a falling star.
Go ask that blushing bride and see
If SEs Woa't frankly own and say
That whsn she found that angel babe,
She found it in the good old way.
God grant but this-I ask no more,
Thas should your number you enlarge,
That yoa will not DO as before.
: And Lay 1t TO old Peters charge.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-11
S7,4s8 90
Total, 81 ,4sS 90
ATUMBER OF INMATES OF POOR


TTARMTNC T1IPLEtIENTS.-
& 2 WagoLs,'l Sled, l Moving Machine
l Grain Drill, Horse Rake. Harrow,
Cart, , Plonghs, . Grain Cradles, Buggy, /
sets Harness, l Sleigh.
DRODUCTS OF FARM
i 70 tons Hay, 200 bushels Oats, 81
bushels Buckwheat, COO bushels Corn in
ears, bushels Onions, c bushels Cucumbers,
20 bushels Tomatoes, 5 bushels Beets, 50
bushels Apples, l bushel Small Onions, 600
heads Cabbage, 1900 lbs. Beef, 1900 lbs.
Pork, 100 bushels Potatoes.
A RTTCLES ON HAND
N 1900 lbs. Beef, ;, 900 lbs. Pork, 13 bar
rels Flour, 100 lbs. Candles, 500 lbs. Tali0w
400 lbs Lard 20 gals. Apple Butter, 30 head
Cabbage, 80 bushels Potatoes, bbI. Mo!as-
ses, 100 pounds Butter.
4 RTICLES MADE IN HOUSE
IA so yards Linsey, 80 Shirts, 80 Sheets,
2 Blouses, 20 Wonan's Dresses, Skirts, ~
pair Socks, 81 Pillow Slips, 10 Chemise, II
Aprons, Sun Bonncts, 2 Hoods, 10 pair Wo-
mans Stockings, Pillows, 20 Bed Ticks, %
Comforts, i ShTouds.
C,TOCK on FARM
= , head Horses, 5 head Cattle, 43 head
Sheep, II Hogs.
We, the undersigned, Auditors of Cambria
county, respectfully report that we have
dited, settled, and adjusted the accounts of
the Poor and House of Employment of said
county with George w Oatmen, Treasurer
thereof, according to law, and find balance
due the said Treasurer of Sixty Seven Dol
lars and Seventy Eight Cents.
Given under our hands this = day of jan
uary, 1869 D.A. LUTHER,
f. D. EVANS,
JAMES NULL,
-4uditors.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-11

Attest-GLo. ". oA4MAx, Clerk.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-11

Why do young ladies put their hair up in
PaPer2 So as to wake early (wake curly)
IN the morning.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-11
yFEE UNIVERSAL

Cannot be surpassed or cGraled 10y any o.as
Wringer for durability Til the cIpir...l
of the patent for the "CQG WHEEL R15.
ULATOR," OF "STOP-GEAR," $40 ai=
Wringcr IS licensed under l.is Pcat i
being universally conceded that C--s a1
necessary to prevent the Rolls l-lm beng
broken or torn loose. mary attempts La-.
been made TO get C3g-WLeel arrangzlz,
which shall! equal the UNIVERSAL. a5
yet avoid the "Stop Gear" but erittaUt T-
cess. For sale by GEO. HUNTLLY.
Fbershurg. Nav :, 1868. I've
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-11

GITE1 D.
Ak ! Commig
J GLASS; Clerk. Mon e
ehavecar
of
County
Witness Al
D. A
Ates-GEo W oAsAx, Clerk. NULL. { O0'"''
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-09

Union" eineebanbt9t ,puroe. Sc erl&fen
In ben 5palten ieiner 3ettun9 am Mors
oen, na9pem ber Sob bic l1n0lQdlt@e
BON tbren 2eiben erlSf batte, uno 1bp>
mas 8u@anan &eab, elmer oer erifen
amertfanil9en Dt@ter tpar 10 bapon er<
9rifen, pab er rlp9let9 bic 9ei@e Der @r@
men aufludte uno 1ie gu }brer leBten
&ubeftdtte 9elettete." "a" ''''".
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-09
gif' .RabieIulj... /
Mu8 benz Grans0fi&enb q. be . 9pntntarttn
=, iibertrasen spn gilbert @ittfed. !:
y -,
3metter She'll.
-
(@9lub.)

Der @erlu@ bes Mbppcaten, bic 9at1sc
@a9e tn'S 9d6erli1e 3u steben, bate nur
iebr 9erin9en @rfol9.
M}arianno Declares batte nt9t8 t1ebr
bin3u3ufQ8en. @ulanne be9ann ibre
Iu6la9en.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
NAVY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON June 2The following nayai Sraers
ComnAssr H,So0I -, cenmsd.r HoeI6. "a
hem Ss,bd s duty a. Inspector o Supplies a. ms HVyfsrd 10
- w. "a nlses on waiting orders ConmAndef biAAe has been
A.hs Gu, ks command Of the sWatsa and placed on waiting
os Lieut. 0onrAade Fa9shal sssgsOn ~ saa Assist.
fn satsoA psstsr Robert W. Allen b been detached nom the
hed NON Naval Academy and ordered 70 the
Idaho. -- - o rh,of ro;oon. LJit1,;..
J.sebsd from Seminole and ordered TO ths Mohean Fr
Assistant Ensussr Sua esAehed NON tee NSTok
A.shsd from Island and sn to the NOhan i Assistant
Ropss IL Da detached from the Osspss and ordered 10 Mart
sud John Wluou ordered 70 the command Of the
EsyJYsrl Portsmouth. H. Commodore Simon p Hsssu, os
daJ member Of The Examining Board WAlhngt0n Of wheA
Adra smith President Msoi T. Lag1sstst ordered
Receiving ship PotomAe Chief A. Kessdt ordered
hs Ospss Lieut. Commander Albert Hopkins detached o IA
PolOnas aad Ordsrsa 70 taV u League ISlAEd.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
gong ssIauS gtaI estate for saIe.

TOR SALE-A good opportunity ior ou, '%ps :, nature
III isa RM nssry so aeres aa'so be reached BY
pd t1o lines of bosts in s9 eIcesnt he m ge Of
Fhahy A., Ssn5 view float Sou ~ - tsirg
love. ~ TIE yropeTt,
fng aad Bs'blng 10 fdTed be sold aoS az P'es OF ~
- e1t with coustsuty improna tu @ ,.sr desired
70 aud mOrtg i.r
Thirs eas A. CKCiKNiANk No % BosG~AY.
H10R SALE-A two-stOry HOUSE and L0I,
l t1s5 I, the village Of Pshogue l. l. near the 'rra
n1 terpus South Side haroad' house e'htnus h3e
g. on tbs LOT stables &c, az 70 gooq repair @Io
EOGBR ----------5-
hARE OPPORTUNITY to obtain a most de-
tK 80 sJANBf{ RESIDENCFTo he sold az suction at The
u HVpiiprtob L. L. this SATURDAY June s. At T. No. the
beautifully situated the east side Of Huntington HareoI
complete orler
n freedom from inusketoes goc salt water bathing aaa
tytIi .se y.ew tbs spot has few equals Inquire Of
yeAu'-' MULLER. WILKINS 4 Co, No Pne-st
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
CTEINWAY HALL.

CTEINWAY HALL. ..lI-4
- BRNRFTT or wM. H. P0PB, .f.. .r. -
MONDAY EVENING June 7, 1893, ..-.-.
sv, vcr DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL BhTkkrAlNhhNI.
tst. i R.sHea Seats At sttnSay Hall ihsser lskss
Ne 10 R,oaI ,ay PrncipAi Hotsls start AoAsJ W. No
ia BIoassI ,ad Al Ihs Box 0nss. WkAeks Thsas ' =.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

MOUNT JEFFERSON, at AUCTION-On
vi the premises Juae 1863 D. consisting Of u Of
LAND ba earsge stables he1ne eoachmlns hons ger
den &c peuty shade and t Bbu dance Of water no
fever uteto only hge minutes walk ron Po6 slrr
depot n tte town Rye SeWYok aud hewHtel Rhoaj
add u bgh, aud The He Of that road vita view o TIE
S.nll far mlest nnsnrpAssed laeat0l l0r hoek
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
Sudiun Salts Of Stal Gsiatt.
J. JoHSsoH. iL. AuetiobesE
RY JOHN SON 81 MIL l. ER,
ID AUCTT0NBERS AND
RBAL kBTAI RS

kBhL hs = - ~ % c.s % - n yo,r ~
City Rsdisne Stores Lots Country seats and fnn soush se
Auction sales Of Furniture ke
ABSOLUTE AUCUIOS SALE,
on TUESDAY. JUNH 3. 1872 --
II o'cioef EOSTRAND PARM,T between
CLGRRNCRvILbB VAN WYCKAyBS bs junction of South
BROOKLYN and Jamaica Railroad further from
Eew.York Ctr Hall than Harlem, and far seosssbe.
yg SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS
situated grades free from rock shd other oheonA'
bic esues and accommodating asd At prices % 10"
that all homeaeads Of their avn
There probably property In the vicinity o. the CITY more hdvn
tho SOknd FAm" Pour different railroads
stop opposite boandae Attending constant eonuhea
metropolis all hours of The DAY AID night WITH low rates
Tue property will bear npectop who attend
the sale will be dsA ppOinttd .. ...
The following features will Characterize this sale; -
KvFRY LOT OFFERED WILL BE sol d ABSOLUTELY WITH
LIMIT Of the proceeds Of the sale will be
depot and the sreet free lunch viii be
the arrival Of the train Free tickets will be Issued ever the
South SHE RalroAi 70 the E-onnd
HOW no GOOn morning Of the sale step the ferybost
either Of Roosevest 10 O'Clock The iot Of
South EighthIt. nnTh aud
take South Side Railroad W the property Time from heWioh
IS minutes - l--- =,
For maps Zee tickets Rppy to JOHNSON MILLER, No rs
KAS,ausL, Eew-lork
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
Sunmtr 2ttrIts.

OCEAN HOUSE,
NEWPORT. r. l.,
Opens reception guests the latter part June The pro-
l0H0 10 enargng improving prcsut
csl-lrai ohegra foA Sei~yns Theator Boston
has ngaged for The srasou of 1909
JOS p. WEAVER a. Proprietor
DROSPECT PARK HOTEL,
III UATSKlLL. " J..
With extensive
scenery u the World; location desirable
accessible bv b"a aud No et0s spared t. make
house cnphaucAy Gt class VII Jauc DO Address JOHN
BREASTED. Pnrspeet Park Hotel, CatshlL
DIpLEY FEMALE COLLEGE, POultney, VT,
MldletoWu SpHngNOpen for Suumer bnaers Juy H.
Rsv. JOHN NEWMAN D. d., Proprietor
CPRlNG HOUSE, Vallonia Springs, BroOme
- Co, N H--JBROMB b. SANDS. Pmpneor-fhs delightful Sum
the Isl Of MaT fer the reception OF board
pleasure trudeTug bis thanks 10 hs
Aumsrus during the last and respectfully sohcts their patron
age and the He hs best
BIZ Eg comfortable aud happy dunBg their sooaTn
Nth him
Ok oAcd the midst II Wild and striking scenery within one
mile far valley of the brGt Snq shSnns they present
features of atresi 10 ess II the seeking Summer resort
2 other 81 the noted resorta 10 the county
Though VALLEY hne roads, s1orng pleasant drives eqres
eercs and being always ~ the eoaVusnee Of
the vistpus
the proprietor notice In uno
TERMS-B 10 per Week. o. 81 per Day
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
! nt.,tlh,strr 6rnru g.aI estnt. for saI,.

NIIT TGHTFUL country RESIDENCE bon b9r
a miles RON oty I Wbi,s Plains
IA ,.yA f,uf inlos IsS fary0wH aud " ue "'
Hee ssrabA Has kesttJ nopatEh slstyee ,,.
~ tosnrtahe Gbd oommodie1' hay.ng i,
Houe s.s 10 new caTrsSe aud lables ice AMI P
% Ioass grounds. aud fences IN con & ,,ms1t,i
loaset and garden, tsseny laid Gus WIZ
acres t,t compsinF standard aad dsar pear a9u ap
ifs 49, sps vines quarter o 80 acre sirawoeIes ,b nnds
"a E6o Horse wagons co.'s, pontry, Ne' I'quN'I a.
S,,s, " M Tarrytown Fostonee "es''De'''' N"' '' - Nv
II0R SAI,E or TO LET-A handsome COuN-
TRY PLACE Eve Of greund ts' corner OF est
ns tails Cor there large quantity OF eAoe u ou
-. rl,ee Apply 10 JAMES SMITH ", 10 10 sts.esG
HN0R SALE-At White Plains, Westchester
EO1' w COuNTRY STAT oflate a Fresbpru 0i acres
srspsr gesnhouse Oatbgdsgsi read! for T
S,s,sbe elegant and finished place FOR pae, 'PPV
" JINBS r. FRBRBORN, Executor No 20 Soulh'st y !.
Enc E00 AT MAMARONECk, q dCslraDle
1O,DUOs Country resdeuce, one bour iTcm ' tg r one
49, Sopt,ut ten rooms cAagebOuse all in focl
sre Of lard. variety Of shade snd us good neg % pint
Eaia Terms to suh , DiN"in-
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
BoarS anS GOuns.
Summtr 2tirtats

A ORANGE LAKE HOUSE, Q miles from
IA Eevburg Orange County Is open W Bo3els The oea
ton n pleasant healthy: good boabf agl lshg
rnen made for the summtr Iasonab etus Aid
PIERCE CHAPMAN Eswbugh, N. /. Refer " T. T. BOBkEL
No. no Broadway. Room No H.
A II a delightful Farm and Country Seat, one
~ quarter from HeWl ork per Morris aud Es'eI Arai
families liberal GOuhIHl BOARD 80
modem house beautifully situated high ground mountain
doe dnses boating and fishing excellent stabpg Apply No 10
Hfh.are
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
9riniius.
Gtrntnirsbiu guiit,s.

nISSOLUTI0N.-The COpartnership under
IL The Of LOCKR MIL this day dissolved BY mutual
consent w. H. LoCkk No $50 PaOnsL, will settle The eansaa
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
Guuutru 8tuI Gstut, for saIt.

A COUNTRY SEAT and FARM OF Az acres
depo, and hours the city For inoauon &c appy JoH
r. MiMPORD RIscr 70 Baroayst and l2o last
nTACE for SALE-The finest view in Fair
sea County located pareH two miles north Of Dartn depot
"a 4S r1tss from Eew-York City by NewlItven Railroad,
SD b portions Of 1doW, Esble pasture
and choice fruit And shade trees good
TO hans carriage house in good orders uBob
80 ~ Long Sound aud the northern shore Of Long
% ,,ne from sands Point Lsng Island Stratrd Point
,ssWsh stanford Norsah Wespon aud Darsn while
~ ~ New Canaan Wilton, Rtdding Rsoh aud Fairfield
spire Greenfield Hill, in the Town Of Fair
Meek, In old Greenwich be the
t I'D or The point Must be he appreciated A
- IRWIs BEERS Attornyataw, South Nowak Conn, by
~, ar Ia peon Those wishing purchase who will call Thurs
% Of each week will be provided with conveyance to visit aud
view the property. Terms easy - i. - - -
COUTHERN LANDS for SALE throughout the
y South l2 OOO Oere Farms Terms liberal Letters
ofuoduclon furnshed redHced Of travel a hotel prices
S26OOOIFy0lR, 3, SALE SA G1,. On THE. the sIssa Tsst
COUNTRY SEAT Of Of the best land snong he
uisou Cks and surrounding
county The mansion substantial With modern a. and all
necessary outbudng ieebonse t5ed &e Due mountain spn
supplying 6h pond meanderS through the ground orn ng
miniature s the declines wh gentle slope TO The rVer na
iug frontage Of $500 etj abundance Of choice ffa Inc pses
which ready for occupancy present most desirable suuoe
O family Of moderate a16 refined stes one hS can %
mortgage. Apply to Is. H. LUDLOW Co, No 9Pne-sL lPoA
G. = 0Nn HOUSE for SALE, just COM
POsOOOs pleted eight wsterc'set 1hd other n,
built for bousekeel ner Spst
Island Terms EASY. Apply to C. DBLAplkLD' No. d Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

o. IT. PIERsON, Ancto
RY A.. ID. MELLICK, JR, & BRO. Auctioneers
ID and Dealers NevJsrssy Real Estate No 2s ihest n L.
..... WEDNESDAY Jane y. 81 o. NJ
GREAT SALR AT NORTH kLIEABBIH N j.,
81 PLOTS EACH Saxls9 FRRr,
eity Also DWRLLlNGS, Aansad roofs ana
hut situated oay three miunie walk rom STA
beautiful Park with kue views % Ntwrt Bay AMI
improvements Elizabeth city OF ze
inhabitants the City Hall shan Thraethst With eammnhca
ia trains daily This the most important ttsd sAei OF
being bic In PARTICULAR
Special tains from ll:l5 on the dy
COLLATION. the arrival Of the train For Railroad passes
mLps aud full particulars, apply at the ONCE oi
ROBERT DAVIS, No go Dtnadway,
.. ... o the Auchoneers,
M N T.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

i Tr T,lA " sf-EleRfiit HOUSE atPonghkeepse at
10 Ioons a noas u has bns ttb4
s o. n, sffess PesssoB at time CoRd be sod With
hI ~ ee PSnfhkesDse 10 noted Tor is sduostoua adssn
Ru - oAed eofy Photographs Of k0sts stable, aEd
Ss -, wa !AaEs PRICE, No 200 iIadsas-st
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

.. .......'
4 uI 1885,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
Ytb- -Sussp gtaI estats for Salt.

r. DELIGHTFUL and healthy location for
"A home-OnlT 40 msots tneadg ieTrsl by hs N'h"sv rom
or hrisS close to the depot at Rutherford Park is
k nv the Mount Rutherford Co at private sale only Apply to
RLAtyBLT oGIbBY No. l57 Broadway or X H. BARRoWS'
tupl Rutherford Psrs \. J.. -
Pat ORANGE, n. N.J.-NILLAS. VILLA SITES
"a AZ FARHS greet variety besoiaiT st0sed, hour from
E.ert for SALE Also Country Seatsand Houses % LII Tor
K ,s,p or year by BLACKWELL SMITH. No 23J Broadway
SvYerk II OrAuge corner Main and one sts Bto D.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-22
MERCHANDISE, &C.


FOR THE FALL TRADE!
THE UNDERSIGNED
oner for sale
THEIR fine STOCK OF GOODS!
Elk Late Arrivals,
Consisting in Part Of the FolIOwing-viz:
Black and Green Oil Paints,
Linseed Oil, White Lead. White Zinc.
Sheet Lead, Sheet Iron.
Deck Glass.
Blue Pilot Jackets, :
Blue and Black Cloth Pants,
Denim Frocks and Trousers,
Blue Serge Drawers,
Cashmere Pants.
Fine Blue Flannel Suits.
Mems Wooden and Cotton Socks,
White Cotton Shirts and Undershirts,
Regatta Shirts. Cotton Drawers,
Fine Blue Flannel
Felt Hats, etc.
Dundee Hemp Canvas & SaiI-Twine
Wrought Iron Nails,
Choice Brands of Tobacco.
A Fine Assortment of
Liquors, AIes, Beers and Wines,
Cases French Cognac,
Deeuen's Pale Ale,
MuIler's Lager Beer, and
Deetien's Porfer-quarts
Cases Sherry & Port Wine,
Cases French CIaret-pauillac Duca.se
Cases Holland Gin-Key Brand.
Rhine Wines. ! sehloss Johannesburg.
Hochheimer,
in pints & quarts. Geisenheimer.
Heidsick & Co.'S Champagne,
in pints and quarts,
Hauf Chateau d'Yquem,
ALL THE ABOVE
Beers. Wines & Liquors
ARE WARRANTED TO BE GENUINE,
And of the Choicest Quality.
GS- Liquors either in bond or duty paid,
for sale at the Lowest Market Rates by
r. A. scHAEFER & CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-22

DEFoRNED CHILDRES.-People dread per-
sonal deformity very naturally and mothers,
as general thing, would choose death rather
children have their compensation. On them
is lavished the fondest love, the tenderest
care and it is not often that one Of them is
unhappy or . prey to modification. A scar
upon the check may make beauty morbidly
miserable a limp may ruin Byron's life !;
but the absolutely deformed seem to enjoy ex-
istence amidst all their bodily suferings.
Sometimes they develop such angelic natures
that the love they thus deserve is inevitably
given, and they have the trust friends in all
the world. And SO, although it is sad for
child to be marred in form for life, it is not
SO sad as to be marred in heart. Deformity
may win more love than beauty-and love is
about all that is worth the living for.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-22

MICROSCOPIC VITA gentleman was in
jured the other day at sugar refinery in this
city by the bursting of what is technically
known as Centrifugal" The fact was full
ly stated in the local columns Of the Alta,
whereupon the Morning Call puts the para
graph under its microscope and produces the
following:
J. o. Rawlins was injured by the bursting
of centrifugal in the Golden Gate Sugar
Refinery. ALDO Centrifugal: Tending to
Fly from the centre.-W orcester's Dictionary
Deduction: Mr.. Rawlins was wounded by the
bursting of centre; and the Alta is not a
centrifugal, for it is not the centre Of anything.
Ali of which warrants the deduction that
the Call is centre-for the smallest wits Of
this or any other city