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Who havo injured themselves by a certain prac.
learned from evil companions, Or at school, he
effects Of which are nightly felt, even when
asleep, and, II not cured, renders marriage lmpos
Sible, and destroys both mind and bod, 9h0iild
apply Immediately. n.i rnl' hnHcl 0ni'
What pity that young rnail, the hope of bis
country, the pride Of his parents, Should DO
snatchcd nom all prospects and Gt1OyIneita Of
life by the consequences Of dGVlApnS ftGlh tho
path Of nature, and indulging IN IceftAln' secret
habit. such persons must befOfe contemplating
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AvOld.) AT LonguGVille the Emperor and
household GnCalmp for tic night. EARLY
Monday morning they were awakened by
Cannon.shOt. Rushing nut OF their tents,
they behcld shells failing all about their
cnCampmCnl. The escort mounted In
stantly. The Emperor tumbled into his
carriage with the utmost haste. !tg1"a'
"Thr Prussian reconnaissance which
Ind CansUl hiSinlarm was easily driven
buck, and. ;itiic imperial carriages, sur
rounded by q strong escort, made tllGif
way through GravclIottc to OonLlans; and
thence the next morning 10 Verdm. The
escort was without food, except what
they could iglcan by the way, from the
time of leaving Metz until VcftIuN was
reached. ~ '...i 81.
"N6w comes the most curious part Of
The account. This retreat or flight Of the
Emperor was made through the very
midst Of. the Prussian army then lying
about Mars lu Tour, where 4 battle was
80 shortly Hlterwnrl 10 occur The En-,
per0r aud his escort had no notion whit
peril they ran till subsequently,; but tllcy
actually passed during the night through,
us well rs just on tlleedge ot'the Prusslatl
lines.
"The Emperor wis only too glad to find
II third class carriage at VerdIn in which
to pursue his way TO Chalons An officer
approached him at st. 1lilairc, and with
out much ceremony vcntured to say, Sire.
you must be Ihttguctl.' Eyes, indeed !
answered the Emperor, and Iungy also
II saw The Emperor this morning. lie
is altered dstOnisllingly looking not only
much older, but blOlchcd and puffy. lie
moves about with m air of hclpIessncss.
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Masripl Persons, Of Young Mon contemplating
marriage, hrlnE aware OE Physical Weakness,
Organic Debility, DefOrmliIcs, speedily cured,
lie AiO places himself uMlpF Tie care Of Dr.. j.
mHay rtIiginuAly cunAdr IN hls honor ~ gentle.
glTiuu ~ = 49, f.s'S
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NAPOLEON.

I'M fF1s MARROW ESCAPE FROM CAPTURE. ]
CAaions Corr. Of tie Y 7rlbms.
ION Sunday afternoon, the Emperor,
with nm escort, comprising the Cents
Gardes, tho Empress's dragons, and the
GcndarmOrie D'Elitc, LEFT Metz and reach.
Iongucvflle.prcs.Metz (which 'lnust not
be COMPOUNDED with LonguevilIe near St,
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M'MAnoN Hons 1lAzAlNE.
PAus, August 23-Midnie

PARIS, August 93-Alidntght.
lie Prs&Se, In the extra, makes the fol-
lowing statement: We are now ut liberty
10 make public the tNCt that McMahOn
has, Joined BaZaiTc with great number
Of tf0OTisS! BhZainC has not abandoned his
strong position near Metz. NIcNlnhOn
moved north, md France is saved, by way
Of RHEIMS, McziereO and Monnncdy. Nc
Mah0ii Inns reached il position where he
chi enter upon the decisive struggle.
LCPtujli6 says full confirmation Of the
good news from The army was received to-
day.
TIrE BoMBARDAIENTO OF sTIlAsBURG-REHL
DESTROYED HY FRENCH SHELLS.
EM0o3 ggE -. PAI1s, August %. T.
Reports from Strasburg show that the
bOmlartlmcnt Of the city SO FIR has done
little damage. The French in Sttasburg
have, however, shGllcd KCbl, on thG 6tllgr
side Of the Rhine with effect. The place
has been sdt OH fire mud destroyed. slt
TUE MILITARY SITUATION At PRESENT.
10 LoSDoN, Aug. 9S-9r.M.
Tie German dispatches today arc
meagrg, but from them We gather that
the military situation is rs follows: The
18th PFussiGn corps is now between Metz
and Thionvillc, and serves to keep up the
communication between Prince Frederick
Charles and Stcinmetz. The fortress of
Metz is enclosed on all sides. COmmlmil
cation between Chalons and Paris is cut
off, The headquarters Of the Grown
Prince arc ut BAr TIc Due. Mediation and
FaIllCy are still rCtreating to cover Paris.
ERU8IXs TERMS FOR PRACE.
The following statement from semi
official source i0rcsl4doEs tho demands
likely Ia be made by the Prusstans, III case
Of successful termination Of the war:
The time arrives when Germany must be
freed FROM French interference and men
accs, and have u long period Of unbrOkon
peace. Amcrc change Of dynasty in France
would moi be sufficient 70 Insure this,
for the next sovereign would seek as
soon rs possible, to recover the lost mill
tary prestige Of France, and the burden
Of M armed peace would be perpetual.
SupDase France should issue from this
struggle with strength unimpNired, and
with her strOnghOlds, where she mCnNcCs
the valley Of tho Rhine and the P0lntinate
intact; the war from which the incapACi.
" Of French Generals and the bravery Of
the German army Inns delivered us will
he renewed. 'ThGrUc can be no trlstwnr-
thy peace. Not thus must this costly
struggle terminate. We will only resign
onrHrms when we have guaranteed sccur-
ity against fresh contest whenever it
may suit the political necessities OF n
French ruler to resume j. .,a....,,l
DEEPEST DEPRESSION AT FRENCH ARMY
HEADQUARTERS.
ly,,f LONDON, August SS-0P.M,
Tic general licadquaFtersof the Frcncli
army on Sunday night were few miles east
Of Rheims. Edward Texicr writes thence
to. Ia Steele that the deepest depression
prevails, and the Emperor receives no
body. ... lt
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DR.. johnson has discovered the most Certain,
Speedy, aud only EtitCtnAl Remedy Ii thu World
for Weakness Of the Back or Limbs, Btritthfrs,
Affections Of thU Kidneys and Bladder, lnYoluft:
Nrfy61snrs byspepsis nEfy snS Sy'Io! Low I4il
Confusion ~ Ideas, PaipItAtion Of the Heart;
TImidity, Trembling, DlIiphtsS Of Sight or GIl.'
dlnrsH, Disease Of the lead, Threat, Nose Or
Skin, AGvctI1nH Of tho Liver, Lungs, stomach o.
llOW6lS.-thOsl Terrible Disorders arlshuv k8ml
SOLITARY Habits Of YO6th-SUCfGt' and Solitary
Practices more fatal IN lhtdF victims than Dis
song Of Syrens ~ the AIArnrFr NJ Ulysses, blight.
lug thuir most brilliant hopes " authorizations,
rendering marriage, sc impossible, =,
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krrrRxSrE ny PERMISSION.

kgFERE%uE ny PERMISSION.
Hon, Vim. +. Stevenson, CilNrEuOr West Va. J.
r. L, Berkshire. lLuNges Supreme Court u
james II brown, Appeals q West ";
j J. jackson, DR., Judge ~ U. ). D's4lc'
C0nrl, ". Va.
d D. T. FIrnswUrtb, President OF Sc''alc'
Vest Va - H. ttr, e f..
4 WrrniRgrr, member SunaIr.
Iacnh IIOrilbrOOk, Prtst. West Va. lns, 90,
Jacob ". Rcllel, Wire Prest
Caleb lInrgrss, Attorney, ClarksbNrG, W. Va
samuel Wntis, lhIllippl, r.
B White. Sheriff Mercer county,
H. q Davis, Sruale, Mineral county, :
u, Camden, prrsiIunt Of Eirst National Bank,
Petersburg. 5 = -
Aud lbr following nlalnbcrs VI Tue House OI ue!e
Eatr- If West Virginia:
'Iaa i. il. smith, KAnawlsA comfy. ..
" e. G. burgess, Wayne
JamcS Guthrie, WetZGl .,..,..
" Nathan GOH, Harrison
" Joseph I'ctCr, Barbour
" L. NJ. lIill, Marion .r'''r .p ,,...
" James IIcrvey, Brooke We" '''' ''''
" Martin Judy, Grant % ...
" r. Davidson, Taylor
Henry BrarhlOn, Lewis
" Floyd Nicely, DOdlrldge -
" j. r. BOwyer, Putnam .-I
" j. s. Wilkinson, Lincoln
...- : l69S0
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TE BONITA OF SrllASHUR0'-KEtiI
DESTROYED HY FRENCH SHELLS.

G4I IVVFl 7" 7" . ! N4II''' U8VIbV "'0'
Reports from Strasburg show that the
bOmiardmcnt Of the city SO FIR has done
little damage. The French in Sttasburg
have, however, shGllcd KGbl, on tllC 6tllgr
side Of the Rhine with effect. The place
has been sdt OH fire mud dcstroyed..s3,
-. ,,.,,,, ,,,,,,, r,o,, An, ,,,tsD,,n,
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BETHANY COLLEGE.

.
The I1Irtieth Session Of this Institution viii
commence on MONDAY, 9Gth SEPTEMBER, 1870,
and terminate on the 18th Of June, 1871. II IL
dramatically situated In tho midst OF tho beantl.
iIll and healthy hill.COnntFy OF tho Panhandle
OF West Virginia, easily accessible by railroad or
river and surrounded with the most favorable In
Endowment, ButldingS. Apparatus, Library, &c,
Of over $3.50, 900 and ts Thus enabled 10 stls-
tain faculty and Furnish facilities for thorough
education, of tho very first order,
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS arc provided
for both public and private boarding, and unIIr'
nishcd rooms will be let TO students who wish 10
&c GotRsES| Of INSTRUCTION. Regular
Literary. Course, including the Ancient Ian.
guag6s, .fOEt the Degree of Bachelor OfArts. 2.
Literary aud Scientific Course for the Degree OF
Bachelor Of Sciences. 3. The Course Of Master
Of Arts. 4. The COnrsG for Master Of Sciences
s. Special Courses 10 Practical Chemistry, Civil
Engineering. &C.. Detailed information al to
these Courses will he found In our catalogue,
APPARATUS. AND MgSEUM,-The lnstltu-
ton has n complete SGT OF Philosophical Appa.
rHtus, and students who; wish i arc tralnGl In
fitted up Laboratory, for practical instruction
and work in Chemical Analysis and au ample
Museum for the study Of Natural History.
TERMS.-Tuttion $50 pOf session. GoatlbIg
rom 81 to s. per week. UNPUBLISHED rooms s.
per session 10 each student, preparing for the
Ministry, FF0C tuition to sons OF Ministers Of
the Gospel Of all denominations. ~, q.
For further particulars apply for catalogue to
Prof. G. l.. LnOS. Secretary, or TO
W. X. PENDLETON, Preeldeps O :
jylS Bethany, West Va
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reflect that sound mind and badly are thu most
necessary requisites to promote CUilnubihl happi.
ness: Indeed, without these tlle Journey through
life becomes weary pilgrimage; tho prospect
hourly darkclls TO the view, the mind becomes
Swallowed with despair and filed with tic mel.
anchOly reelection that the happiness Of another
becomes blightel with our own. U.l,7l#
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NllfIANIn NCnlHNnoo

Member Of tho Royal COllege OF Surgeons ION!
don, Graduate Of, one OF tie most eminent Col.
lcgcs In tho United StateeS and the grcatnr part
London, Paris, Philadelphia aud plsow6erp, has
effected some Of the mott astonishing cures that
Eerg ever known. Many troubled WITH rnghls n
the head aud ears when asleep, great nervous
ness, being alarmed ut sudden sounds, bashEul
ness, with frequent blushlng, attended some.
nlrlnuy.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-25

!, 81 n ~ is. Sui. Del. @eafd,
rlil&e MeriuL, ilebt bas DrSa,, Der tlert,
.tnltr Yartei, sbrin9t NIT GROCER 5dral
Rl8enben turien 2ettartifelS: I: ..#s. . .5s
~ .,0ranfrei@ erfldrtpreu6tn ben &rit9, !!
,,@iirr ,erpipern Sit ioQen 'bn nt9t ia
Ben, Ben ffreisl1 teut(aen Mbetn!" l1np
pie(f Mntpo,rrt. ,pieserbplen mir, f. lange
wriir5fnlp9c Sttiinler1 ;9au@ IN Ser Bruf. flb.
llttn. ,eliele Mntpprt befrdftigen mir; bur&
reuN@e 9isbe 70 Ian9ve, nod Elm IIrppfen
8llult. III .uniersn Mpern rput."> sf.1zI14s ~,
got lei Dant pab IS let uns, rpen11
So .bos @aterlanp gilt, feline parteien
9iett! .nsm.romgnf5 !
a. Gin :ti0ener Bug son fran35fiaer
unperi9dmtbeit miro POI, Berlin aus
btri4tet.; Na9oem fran;5fii9erfeits be-
ttit5 bie &rie86ertldrun40 1ber9ebe1% mar
tpurbt son terlelben Seite ltatspenome<
niger bas, Nnfnnen an Bismard sltteut
ct rt68e 8etottea, ",baB Der >franaSfi9e
Militdrbeooumd6ti8te, Sberf Stofel,
nod In Berlin perpetler -blrfe. Graf
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ben Sbetf Stpftl IN feinem Salor ftets
germ 9eleben, tperbe :ibn aber, falls: Ct
na@ Sonnenun'er8an9 nod In Berlin
itt, als &rfe8sSefan9tne1 bebanpeln.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-25

ETtr Gt~tansu,i,,iittterr Sat Elm 9rti<
ben an. 'renE, ;3onepllectcr In Merp yorf
,9ert4ttt worauls erT@tli@ III, oaB bic
N:tsterun9s TIT 5inbltd ouf rtn Rrtes in
.Gurppa ibarans fetbdlt, feint, SSeebriefe
aus;uftflen, wopur@dt ffrernpe. SJabrSeuee
rt514S&ubes Ser amerttantlaen Tlaa9e
t%teilbaftib weroen ,f1nren. vs. .tbeun1al<
Ben. Briefe Spiro Der 3oqeoQetter @aaf9e=
,partibsr ~ paAen, bab4 feline
fre1tpen Gabr3eu8e bur& S&einperfdute
II II BIC 59dnpe ianaerifanil&er 8ilirserj tditer<:
HeHtl.s aMA--ss : I. l&.lA...- !. - ~
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-17

friends and patrons, one and all
ioUr attention TO my "biz''I would cali.
tlnfS are dull an money tight,
But In thcsc times I'm looking for light;
To those who are building rigs without number
would inform--this is the place to buy Lumber.
NY motto is this: Quick Sales and Small Proat..'
For business il healthy and | think much of il:
IN q'allty my Lumber Is second to none,
And as for Shingles, keep No. /;
some may not look at it IN the light do,
Aud for ,tose have quality No .;
ANA to those who are partcular--as some msy he.
still have another qualify called No
have good seasoned Lumber. Dressed uo nice.
Which will sell at a low cash price;
Such ~ Flooring. Ceiling and Siding, rboth Rough
and Dressed,
La.h, Bnttens and surfaccd Lumber. ell Of tbs
best;
I also hare Rig Lumber Of all kinds,
AT prices 10 compare with oil aud hard times:
All kinds of Timber kept constantly on hand,
And box Of Cigars OF a very good brand;
Ny facilities for sci ing are surely without ruoher
! always Keep good teams to deliver good Lunber;
80 II you want Lumber Rough, Dressed, sof, or
Hard,
iou will find just what you want at l. NJ So !.um
Der Yard
feb1s.ff
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THE OIL NzAllkETN.

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY Rrconp
October II, 1870.
There was little doing in the petroleum
market today, prices remaining abons the
same as on Saturday, with buyers oiycriur
S3,O 90 to ':3,05, aud sellers holding at &3.lO
but not very firm. 900 barrels cbnppcd
hands at s'3,O5 For Gravity SO u was of.
fered Si3, 20 TO % asked
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ST. PETERS AND PAUL'S .(Catholie)
CHURCH.
Mass at l014 a. IN.
vesper and Beneliction of the Blessed.
sacrament at 4 p. m.
Catechism at 2 p. m.
JAMES DUNN. Pastor
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at ii o'clock A. NJ. and Z
o'clock p. NJ.
D. PATTON, Pastor.
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LIVERPOOL. Oct. l7.~-l2 p. m
Refined lSl5@l9. Spirits l3.
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ANTWERP, Oct. lip. m.
Crude-No market.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-02

this runner is reduced to such minimum that a
single man can stand and draw to him one OF these
sledges, weighing with its load a Thousand pounds.
Mcclure with sedges, built, as was supposed, on
the most scientific principles, and finished with the
utmost skill and care, thought he had brought the
art OF sledgejcurneying to perfection, when he
aole to carry his Sled food enough last himself
and his dogs forty days. But the results of Captain
Halls Improvements great stride in advance Of
Mcclure.
Practicing the most rigid economy he can carry
enough provision for himself and his team, pack
of eighteen dogs to last them between ninety and
a hundred days
Captain Halls explorations have not resulted in
finding the records of Sir John Franklins party.
These he is firmly convinced are deposited some
where on King Williams Land, which, by the way,
is an island; and he feels confident, that party
who should spend a summer on that island making
a systematic search for them, would be rewarded
with their discovery This plan, be was prevented
from executing on account of unwilIingness OF the
Fsquimaux to remain with him so long.
Captain Halls motive in undertaking his expedi-
ton were purely philanthropic He is rough west
ern man, and knew nothing about ship, had never
been to sea, previous to his first Arctic voyage of
ploratiou. There was, in fact, nothing in his pre-
yiOus education apparent qualifications to point
him out q man fitted to attain degree of sue
cess, denied 10 meu of the most perfect scientific
qualifications and of the greatest practical expert
ence. But in his strong common sense and iron
determination he had, like General Grant, whom be
somewhat resembles in personal appearance, ele-
ments that supplied numerous deficiencies in scien-
tc training, and that equal to the solution of
many difficult problem that had baked the re-
sources of predecessors who seem to have better
ideal fitness to play the role of explorer than him
self
Captain Halls next Attic expedition, for which
he is preparing will be attempt TO reach the
North pole. MAY success crown his efforts.''
CLAWS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-02
Tur ARCTIC ExILORrn's AMBrrros-Dr. g. ?

THE ARCTIC ExLLoRER's AMBITION.-Dr. &. F.
Hail. in his speech before the Cincinnati Merchants
Exchange. the other day. said:
snow that the doubt hanging over the fate of
Sir john Franklin is dspeled, / am prepared to do
further work in the Arctic regions for geographical
discovery and that alone. From the S0th degree TO
the Goth degree is simpya journey of 600 miles, that
We haye been trying TO make for 300 years. l am
now accimated, and, in my life with the natives,
clothing myself aud eating and drinking as they DO
can bid defiance 10 King Cold. / have been colder
in Cincinnati than in the Attic regions, as / can live
raw meal, and drink oil as long as anybody and
there plenty of these in that country 1t is idle
to attempt to take there with you provisions to last
you for such an excursion. The man who attempts
such a trip must live with the people, and as they
live ! can show you notes that | have written
with a temperature 20 degrees below zero. Idesire
to start out again another expedition, for pro-
pose before die to plant that foot (stamping his
left foot) the north pole. That's the goal of my
ambition England and France talking about
such expedition, but know that can conduct
party in the expedition from the S0b degree to the
Goth degree, and that is what desire to do.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-02
Miscellaneous Items.

! An old toper's conundrum: " If water rOts your
boots what effects must it have the coat of your
stomaehg
The palmer the dress, greater lustre does beauty
appear. Virtue is tue greatest ornament, ana good
/ SENSE the best equpage.
! NOTHING so adorns the face as cheerfulness ;
when the heart is in flower its bloom and beauty
pass to the features
To ASCERTAIN the number of children in street
beat drum. To ascertain the number of loafers-
start dog fight.
menf, thus concludes: Those of my patrons who
may require it, shall be sent home on wheel bar
row, gratis"
lady, out with her little boy and girl, bought the
boy rubber balloon, which escaped him, and flew up
in the air. The girl, seeing tears in his eyes, said
d" Never mind, Neddy when you die and go heaven
yOn'll dit it..
81 require, said sage of the tribe Of Penobsoo,
"but three things to make me happy" what is
the first ?" inquired a searcher OF wisdom ITO
bacco was the reply" What lie the second ~
Rum "well, what is the ihirdr' "Why,"
said the philosopher, contemplatively "a little
more rum"
The young ladies' of the Rochester Free Acad-
envy write their lessons on the broad hem of
theirwhite aprons. which they refer to during
recitations with admirable success
IL India the elephant is made serviceabe be-
fore gigantic pillow. The implement is guided
by two men. turns mp huge ridge, and forms
fnrTow three feet deep by four and half feet
wide at the top
A CANADIAN Postmaster had keg of dam
aged powder, and. to see if it was good for any
thing he threw lump into the fireplace 1t
cost bis widow $3.50 to put new roof on the
Post Office
Henry RUSSELL. the English singer and CON-
poser denies that he is dead and says Il am
still in the enjoyment Of sound health my facul
ties are still sharp. and my sympathies acute
enough to read with concern the ante-dating
of my death.
A BREACH OF promise case in Detroit turns
upon the question whether the deiendent intend
ed by enclosing leaf Of rose geranium to the
the lady, to use the language Of flowers. in which
case the innocent leaf would have said, Chou
art my choice"
EACH member Of Congress gets $3.50 pounds
of Agricultural Report, 9el pounds of Patent
Office Report. and l,l34 pounds Of Coagressioa
al Globe. For these, sold waste paper, at Eve
cents per pound, be will receive S253-quite
snug little sum.
FoUR Of the members of the Illinois Constitu-
tiona Convention of l647 will have seats in the
approaching Convention. viz John Dement,. of
Lee Samuel s. Hayes, Of Cook Robert j.
Cross of Winnebago and William II. Archer
of Pike.
AT the late charter election in Augusta. Ga.
there were ,008 votes. of which SO were Of color
ed men. One year ago there were 1912 white
and 1857 colored votes. 1t appears that the
white vote decreased 904. the colored vote ,604.
A NAUGHTY little boy was bIubbenng because
his mother would not let him go down to the
river on the Sabbath. upon being admonished
said i didn't want to go a swimmin' with EN-
ma. | only wanted to go down an see the bad
little boys drown for going swimmin' on Sun
ey-boo hoe"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-02

PROPERLY CHAsTIsED-Fridayn night SUPERIOR
who has figured extensively in Chinese matters in
the Courts OF Justice, passing along a street in
the Chinese quarters, when he saw woman OF that
He instantly assailed her in Insulting man
ner. She was the wife of wealthy Chinese mer-
chant, aud her husband her escort. Without
any perceptible delay be turned on the cowardly
rufiian and with blow felled him to the ground
The fellow rDaFed for help, but before assistance
came the irate Chinaman had given him terrible
logging, as bad as he might have obtained in the
Ring" and one which lie richly deserved.-B,a-
letia Dec IS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-02
information Wanted.

II JAMES COLLINS, who left Bristol, England,
in September, 1858 or board the ship =. T. L.,
which said to belong Honolulu. may be left at
the Foreign Once. The ship was. at that time, on
yoyags to Valparaiso; the young man not being
anxious about him have requested this inquiry.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-02

THE flower of Burgundy vineyards. the famous Clos
de Vougeot, has just been sold by auction Beaune
for 63e,000f f65,200 sterling to the Marquis de
Lagarde the husband of neice and heiress of NJ Our
rard, former owner Of the property The chief bidder
against the Marquis NJ Thenard. member of the
French Institute, Of the late celebrated chemist
learned and wealthy man who already possesses fine
estates in Burgundy. According to a letter that has
just reached me from Dion, NJ Thenard bought the
vineyard Of the Marquis after the sale price that
has not ired.-Conesponden Of LoHdoa Times.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-02
Church Bellies.

Coming in couples,
Smiling so sweetly,
Up the long aisle
Tripping SO neatly.
Envying bonnets,
Envying laces,
Nodding at neighbors,
Peeping in faces.
Whispering softly,
Needing no sermon;
What they go there for,
Hard to determine.
On all around them
Gazing benignly,
Wholly unconscious,
Singing divinely.
Prosy discoursing
Don't suit their whims,
Plain they assemble
Just for the .'hims''
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-02

A Cincinnati merchant recently subscribed $40 900
for new Merchants Exchange, and asked his SON
in-law TO "cover" II. The dutiful sGn-in-aw not
ouly covered it. but went s. 900 better. That will
do for Cincinnati.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-02

GALVANIZED IRON PIPE, inch and
VI inch, ex r. C. WYLIE, and for sale by
331 II. HACKFELD CO.