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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-04-27
FOREIGN NEWS.

By the Puritan, arrived here on Sunday the Gath
inst We are in receipt Of dates from san Francisco
to the 7th inst beng three dsys later than by the
idaho. The news is unimpurtant We give below
the latest ,visgruis:
NV YORK, April 4th.-A mass meeting in behalf
Of Cuban INDEPENDENCE is to be held tonight at
Cooprr's Institute uuder the auspices Of the Cuban
League Of the United States 1t promises TO be an
imposing denonstratiou. Mayor Hall will preside,
and speeches are promised form General Banks.
Hons L. Woodward, 7. Fitch, John Mitchell, Hor-
see Greeley. Richard O. Gorman, Cassius N. Clay,
james 5. Thayer and tiers.
CHICAGO. April 4th.-The New York 75i5lae' spe-
esl states that Paris letierssys: Anew conspiracy
with the object Of overthroVng the Government has
been discovered. II is planned by some e1iles IN
Switzerland. and is intended TO include many officers
q the army. Several arrests have been made, bnt
the affair Is Kept as quiet as possible
NEW YORK, ApTu zih--Yesterday afternoon the
funeral Of the late Seth Boyden the celebrated in
and horticulturist. took place from the Fair
Street Unive-safst Chpreh 1, was attended by man
ufscturers, merchants snd other prominent citi-
zrns.
NEEAKK N. - spril sth--The Fifteenth Amend
meni IVES the leading idea which filed the minds of
the colored people OF this city yesterday. Elabor-
ate thanksgiving services were held at all places Of
worship, and large congregations attended each.
WAsHrSeroS. april 4th.-The Committee Of Tays
and Means have agreed to modify the Tariff Bill so
IS 70 leave the duty on nearly all classes Of iron
castings, including sadrous and iron stoves stove
plates, gas, steam and water pipes noE which is
considerably less Than proposed in the bin
TIE Secretary Of the Navy has sent to the House
az tie iofornaiio0 in bis possession relative to the
Oneida disaster. The report SAYS the disaster &C.
Cured through the bad navigation Of the Bombay
and reckless disregard Of human life and the CON-
mon obligations ofhunanity
The COMMITTEES on Appropriations have agreed
unanimously 10 report against making sny sppro-
pristious Sha;sver for buildings not neE in course
Of construction
Ihe seofe Military Committee this morning con-
sidered Wilson's bin for reduction Of the army,
and viii probably rVpoTt Il as substitute for the
House bill Of the same title II is claimed that
Wilson's bin provides for saving Eve millions
year, while Lorzn's would increase the expenses
for army purposes time millions
A joint resolution directing the Secretary Of the
Navy to order inquiry into the particulars Of the
Oneida disaster, with view to ascertain the res
pousieslity was modified so as to make the iuves-
sig4iion extend TO thesC4p,zin Of the Bombay. and
then passed
Nr Julian presented = joint resolution TO amend
the Constitution OF the United States, adding Arsi-
Gle 18th providing tAt the right Of citizens Of the
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COMMERCIAL


E0E0LCLr. APRIL eeth. ls7O.
- $780, 81 IN, su--r.ii-u sscar-sr on Friday
- .srr ---rr-a- - iea.i nush as she
a. -u f---af ou- duzaests produce such as Sugar.
- 49, 50 Eaaz.-s. mosi sr.tifsihs. mas
$50. t.-- .s-s-y -o.sez % selieve the prices
49, -.ri--- h.-l auss-.l.s snd New Zealand than
$50. lu-uu u.r-fus. vhc- stats ma Tcunsdsr-
f-----r 1r d1iiss and oihor charges. Our
su-.,. asus-s -,ls IN csIifo-ni. ausy paid hence
- --a-ul-u- -urr--s mace 90 sross sales
s-..-s-- -,---e-. IN CRY - selssurnc. viii be
en- i- aau-- tas .Isi 1f next month. and will. no
aa--- u---r fa--a-l flr-srs Shipments There may
b. au--.ai.1-. ~ sal e ssis iaaaige an the
lz--- a- sluzz i1 cary or procure We believe
ga . -i.-- a-1s ssau=si - u Any ether parS q
-n-l h.- . B. siuam that aust open up such
sua-.--.. 49, -srr "a lup-tus % trade generally.
lsaa SRA o. husinsss hou-, in Melbourne 70 a
za-- u1-.- estes E-zuh liza. EiEes the fall0ving
s-.asrs So 81. sr-d al No. ls. Ess No. l6.
Es yo-.. z-os Ne. :, z26@z7. per ton
6a- --z - au-g t-sHE = Fsr ton.-eguAl TO two
-s-a-.r --z-l-1 l-uHa-
U--u-lza7F. ger Tsrnd. IN bond.
r.-un-- Iazta 1lfita n Thursssy wth : fuil
---- r-azu-r aus a Vu-y large numie- oi passen-
-- s----ur hz-t Agate has H-rirrd from Aus
--.a -l-t -z-r1-zs r1-l- winch has been sold At
&c.
-t- a-a-i-sa F7e- ssfF Puritan has also arrived
s-- 1--uasl. A. W. va san Frznciseo with
~ Er--t Fau-af- T--nsr-art.iinn Company
-r ---r--u a--i NTu.rh. fruu sydney, with Goals
r--. aur--11ir- s-u-uie-s. b. also a. hand
r,- s-- E-ur-is-s sasiss. ty The Puritan mp to
- co usl- -nr rauuc-cia, Bevs is uuimPortHut-
E-- as--r- dai-a Irczueu. March Il, ls7o. We
f---- CO., f--.s-lr
as g. C- 81 rs r-r7sed frau yozr port during
e. e-r--1- - rst.-uu-T- hut The greater psrt Of
l.s-ra-z. la. -.rr forward 60 HnHburr. The sugar.
rus--aua has bc-1 fia1rd AZ the parity of about
r. a--r. Moias-r- is ~urth 90 Is gold
essen Dr. D. E-umcu- Fo- Woo.. lIi gts per
n 49, t---u lzs7rd 50 ffsaes would be Wurth about
81 go --ssan6a-d rH.us ~ q collar - cts. q
E--- ldals- las - c-aa-s- Bremen weight is 10 per
a-1l- 1aar EacI-h-
Ezar 1----a- -tr sarle r-lrs a. Molasscs.
-a1 o. -e-l vas -a leave san Francisco two
auasul- e. E,u-il-1 and azag be oaasiieTei due
1r-ar.l1u arrived &c thc e-rd. from VIC
1-l -.-l % ---rl aE lzaao-. simon ETC.. % Walker
a. l-
-1- Ea-t Ethur EH-u. .. engaged fun Of freigh,
sa- Fass1=sHs- zud w. SAL On Thursday for san
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FASSENGERS-


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81 1sar
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o. -aa $780, q L-ras - ~. Eicaz-d Puzch
ua-e --a1-r- c. Eseaer 80 and ohilarel. NJ,
r-aaa- 1850 a z E-ls- NJ . Z Hal. zad Isl ir
--s.sr F----s-a
F-a Eu-=-a-a - 49, AKA slss--g Diaksu-
e1e &c. $50 49, -l-z- Co.'S aud uifs Mi..
$780, al.s Ezu.- zai-t Hal Ms, Helsa Wait
a af -al- aza. 1.Ezzv-1sid Wn DAassr-
- raa s=a1. c=l- 2 80. fr.-k l-av1 afrs No1
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Licenses Expiring in April, 1870.

II ETAIL, oAHU-Honolulu 5th, VIM. Hall, Be
IL Tetanis st. Let. B. F. Ehlsrs,. Fort st. Nc
InneTney Fort ST.; Dillingha Co., King st.; 6tb
G. Nc Dougsl Fort st. ; 18th, G. siders, Suuanu st.
25th, Mossman Son, Fort st.; Valley Road, j
Weik. HaEaii,-Wainea: 18th, C. Motley; kons
Ak. 30th Awanahana All Hob, Kailua. Hilo LIST
j. H. Coney; Sd, Ahlu Co., Laimi- Maui,-La-
haina 9Th, E. Jones; 18th. W. g. Eeedham; goth,
W. R, Brown WAilnku. 18th n. Kepoiksi; Both,
P Genet, MakaEao- Kauai.-E-,inea: Lun 0nlons
4 Co. Moloas l4fh, c. b. ann. NasiiiEil
10th. Aksnu. Hanapepe, 2zd. eheuIn Zim- 20 -
WHOLESALE-H Honolulu Ist- D0wseft Z Co.,
Fort St; 18th, H Hack5eld Co., Queen st. -
WHOLESALE SPIRITS-Honolnlu LIST, Brown
Co, King st.
pa AUCTION = Honolulu 18th, H.. Petra, Smith
Lane I'D. c. s. Barlow 18th, Adams . Wilder
Maui-Haiku 10th, Pisntatioa- AakaEao: 18th,
Mp, Sayer, Hama: 10tkl, Asa Hepn- ifIs,.r ,.Tr
notwithstanding 18th, W. p Wood
sHIPPISG-Hono W. g. Rowland.
& NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lilo: 9Th. Lonoai Z Sc
basiia1- Naai-Lahains 18th, J. kuenana.
3 BOAT-Honolnla 18th. Maluaiko, Ne. % z4tb,
P Milton, "a. ~. -fr.--- /. y,
IxTERIoR OYYIcE, LIST April, 1870.
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E---. - -1ls Ire axe ship, which arrived
t-a - F--u1s~zs - S1a6zE morning Eilb Goals.
49, unsuS---tui ustezFs teleuser ~ h.rbor
q 49, Ea---u-- = aslesrs iA1s he tide WAS
--E ~ 1ut rnc sonr uiszu5e-sian6ing As 10
2u stEs Czzras q Es1sr.- in61csd The pilot to
z-ur 81 t--r ~ MO por-. IN TOW q the Peie-
So r1-- ~ un-z 5zss OF The bar, When,
So tu-aar alzE s--ruEeT and s,rozgsr 81 length
- fu---- ----ssc r. aa5Es Enatherinc she had
s-s-s 1888 aetlE 6=e7e- douu IL The water
-a- -ts rila 80 srzro-e6- C.Fs- Jake Brown 20;
s--1-E O. aFtis zszL sSsznlzsiiy. GHd made use
=ue E---=ssi1-s -aE- are no- 10 be fcund il
49, ru1--il-u1 - tzc -ls lli;le Pele obedicui
RI -- 1850 s7i-i- E-1rd specially, and Eroaned
So -1z-s 8 ~ r1E-lae. sui al u rsir. and 50
~ ~ zE-as he16 Eas -ursed sea-vs-5 again. and
~ 1la-a5 h1- fu--ne- r,osifiou- where she stiil
----s au-li--. eess-tio- a ne prevailing strouz
z-L1- - d1u-se - bee1 done. - the vessel
49, 81 ID ~ s1gf -ea1A. Il = seldom tha.
~ ll--as- zlEEr- sz1- 1z-ckErt VESSELS srs found
-r c-E suz U.cA ~1.s- . p1ss TIE hsr Al The n
-u-- r ~ 1--a1-- J. f.ct fhe Puritan Was tow
e. -, ~ AE-ssr Al 1aruiag y TIE Pee L
~ -ea,s-r1t rezz-l- shnE his Is he frs; tine
z--n-E rtz- r1-i,zn refused TO enter Homo
Ez 49,
~ -,-s-asio. ~ E-.ln fruz ne B.ite rrOvio-
- D. 49, - bezTr lately Is g oeprezs bread
-
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tSioo EUROPEAN {

NV YORK. March 4th.-lsate foreign mail ssdvi-
ees of kilograms from Creuzet, France, report the
commencement ofthe mining strike and Tiot at that
place. letter dated March 2Sd says: YESTERDAY
afternoon work completely ceased at the mines the
men declining TO work. They were prevented by
threats and violence. ) body of miners twice en-
desvored TO get possession OF the workshops and
forges, bnt were driven back by the worknen''
LONDON, April 4th-The British and Indian cable
is completed throughout The Signals are excellent
LONDON. April zih.-DesPatehes from Calcutta
state that Earl Mayo, GovernorGeneral OF India is
making tour ofthe cotton growing districts OF that
country, urging the necessity Of increased cultiva-
ton of cotton in order TO compete successful with
the United States
The TINES, on the proposed reconsideration Of the
decision of the Supreme Court IN the matter of the
eonsiiiuonality OF legal tenders strongly hopes the
views Of the Chief Justice viii be sustained.
Rumors that the proposed constitutional changes
in France TO be submitted TO Tote of the people
have been gaining strength. and are now generally
credited here.
LONDON. April 4th,-Tbe Prince of Wales presided
Al meeting Of the Society OF Arts held 10 organize
an educational department to make arrangements
for the several exhibitions next year. The Prince
spoke in favor Of theobjeets proposed by theSocieiy
De was followed by sir J. Psckingfon-
The Glasgow H1naidhas reason to believe that in
the forthcoming Budget the income tax viii be re-
oueed to four pence; The duties on sugar viii be
eqnalized; alterations made 10 brewers licenses
newspaper postage and teas and coe duties VIII be
len untouched and six million sterling viii 6e kept
on hand for special purposes
The betting on the University boat race Is veTy
brisk The partizans of the Cambridge are gzining
Conscience, and the odds-l1 to 5 on the Oxford-sre
freely taken
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THE Steamer Idaho sailed for San Francisco on
Thursday last, taking large number Of passengers,
those transferred from the Wonga Wonga, making
the largest passenger list ever taken from this port
The idaho slsOtook large freight OF Island produce
The Wonca wouca sailed for Auckland on Friday
the I'D inst She took about 200 tons Of freight
consisting Of Sugar Molasses, Pulu and Salt part
Of which, was slowed in the cabin aud the steer
age Owing 10 the large amount of coal the steam
was obliged TO carry, IT was impossible TO take
all the freight offered. When the connections
completed at FIJI and New Caledonia, the steamers
Of this line will be enabled to take much larger
frelghts.
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PouoE CoURr.-Yesterday, native boy by the
nsme Of Keoni Poi brought before the Police
Magistrate charged with having procured the sum Of
SIX dollars false order Turporting to have been
drawn by Napua Zupplein. He was fined fifty dol
lars and costs. His Attorneys, Messrs. Jones and
Thompson. noted an appeal 10 the Supreme Court.
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WE call special attention to the advertisement Of
Messrs. NJ s Grinbaum * Co, in to-days paper. 1t
Is unnecessary for say that that house has al
ways offered TO the public OF Honolulu, the very
best artleles in their line At reasonable terms.
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Local NEWS. gn9. 1
Phase. Of the Moon for April. 1870,
~ a. nained III rrrcnrd ihn )

We are panied 10 record the sudden death
OF another officer belonging TO The /. r Austrian
fiiga;o Donau. Count von Beust died yesterday
the e5,h IN t, and VIII be buried to-day at9 AN
The late young Count was the son OF the present
Imperial Chancellor of Austris, and was about
twenty three years old.
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PosTPoSENEST.-The Hes & Hilton Troupe have
postponed their next concert, until the return Of
Mr.. Macauley. their Musical Director, who will be
absent from the City for eoupleof weeks on bust
ness Meanwhile the troupe have several new acts,
rtc in active rehearsal
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SAILED.

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We would call attention to the Dramatic entertain
ment Of Miss Cleveland, assisted by Mr. Leathes, 90
take place this evening the Royal Hawaiian Theatre
Miss Cleveland came here in the Wonga Wonga
from Australia where she has for several years
tanned high reputation. The entertainment this
evening viii undoubtedly be one of the best ever
given 10 the public Of Honolulu
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House and Lot for Sale.

"a; on LiIIha Street, owned and oecu-
III cupied BY the Undersigned Also, House and
Lot on King Street opposite c. W. Gray Cos,
Soap Works. 80 stau af aif 11ra ars sss.
I3-2t W. II. HUBBY.
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THE PIONEER BOY ~

INTERESTING account Of ABRAHAM
n LINCOLN, translated into the Hawaiian Ian
guage and for sale at all the Book Stores at 81.
io-sm g. P. JUDD.
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A STRAWBERRY FEsTTvAL-On Saturday next, the
Good Templsrs OF Honolulu will have picnic or
Strawberry festival the premises at the foot of
King Street, formerly the Maine Hotel" but now
occupied by Ultima Thule Lodge No. I. The object
Of the picnic is 10 raise funds in aid Of Printing the
Constitution. etc, Of the Order in Hawaiian, this
having become necessary owing 10 the rapd increase
OF membership among the natives who speak no
Enclish For worthy object it cannot be
doubted that the friends Of good order Temperance
and the Hawaiian race, will respond promptly and
literally Tickets sloo for sale at Castle & Cookies
whiiney's Bookstore. and at C. c Benefits
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For Sale or Lease!

- THE PREMISES in Hilo, formerly
lt;;s occupied = store by ]. II. COMFY. The best
--ssA business location in Hilo. - -..-s ~ .~ ..f.
Apply TO J. H. c0EEY, Hilo,
10 or F. II. HARRIS, Honolulu.
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Wednesday Evening, March II, IS7!

The AN Of Cardinal wolsey. . shakespear,
Scene from Macbeth ~ Shakespeare
Lady Macbeth melting her husband to the mur-l
der Of King Duncan. 3
Scenes from As You Like it''.... Shakespeare
iRosilind banished from the Court Of her Uucle
disguised as Boy. seeks her Lover IN the Forest
Scenes from -Lesh the Forszken-r-- 49, Moeentha
THE meeting Of the Lovers and the Denunciation.l
Scenes from .Mnch Ado about Nothing Shakespeare
IBenedick's conversion from Ceebsey.l
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NoTICE.-MR MAcAULEY begs to state that
IN he will be absent from the City for week or
tive. being called away on Business the other Is
lands. And that orders left at Mr. williams Furni-
ture Store will be attended Immediately on bis re-
turn. Thanking the public for past patronage he
hopes by attention merit continuance of the same.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Errata.-The public will please notice that we
inserted through mistake the time-,able, for the
Australian line as given by the Asekand Herald In
stead of the Advertisement of the Agents as pub
lished in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE. ,,-E
---.C c. c. BENNETT, Editor BenNetfs O,sr.
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Ep1ronE OF THE PLOT OF LEAH.

The story Of LEAH THE FoRsAKES. (which has Gre
ated such Great Sensacon.l Il purely domestic IFS
su1hor. DE- MosExzHAI has drawn high poetical por-
traiture Of his people The L laid in StTra
Germany-period the 18th Centrry-when religious per
seeufion there was most cruel party Of uzndering
Jews bad taken shelter In ruined hat and while there
Leah Jewess. beczne acquainted with Rudolph son
Of the Chief Magistrate: mutual attachment TOOK place
and Rudolph resolved leave his home with Leah his
wife Meantime. Rudolphs father induced him believe
that Leah has accepted bTibe leave the village Ru-
dolph thinking her worthless casts her OF and TTies a
young girl 70 whom ne has been befrofhed from child
hood Leah in her Bereavement and desoaton is driven
from the village and wanders into Cburch-yard: the
sound OF bridal hymn prompts her to look into the
Church and there she beholds in the bridegroom her
faifhless lover, RudOiph- They meet face TO heei The
Jeress reused to madness By her her fierce
and terrible denunciation on Rudolph and his failyi
~ MISS CLEVELAND has much pleasure in
announcing r
Ths First appearance in Ho,oluiu Of Mr.. HAEELL.
Whe viii preside Al the Pinaao-forts-
PRICES OF ADHESION,
One Dollar, & HaIf-a-Dollar.
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RoBBEEIEs.-A few evening since, the House OF
His Excellency the Minister Resident Of the United
states was entered by burglar, who carried of a
fns rcid watch and quantity Of money, belonging
TO Bis Excellency-
On Monday last, native boy employed by Mr.. d.
y. Fliiuer, store boy, was caught in carrying
away card Of gold pens from the store. 1t seems
the boy had false key which fitted the lock OF the
wooden door on the makai side Of the store, which
Mr.. F, in the habit OF locking, when he left in
the day time, instead OF fastening the iron shutter
outside through this door the hoy has been in the
habit Of going IN when Mr. Flitner, and Mr.. Rogers
were absent IRON the store, and taking of whatever
be might fancy He seems to Lave had preference
for gold pens, a number OF them were found in his
trunk, as also were a few cheap watch chains and
keys. Yesterday morning be was brought before
the Police Magistrate, plead guilty and was sen
fenced to thres months inqEisoment at hard labor,
and was fined twenty five dollars.
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FEsTIvIrIEs.-on Tuesday evening of last week.
HIS Excelleucy the Minister Resident Of the United
States. entertained his residence, large party of
ladies and gentlemen. The Captain and Officers Of
the [. :. Sloop-of-war jamestown, and Of II. / and
r. A Ms Ship Donau. were among the guests.
Dancing was kept up TO a late hour. and all the
guests delighted with the enjoyments Of the
occasion
On Friday evening, His Exeelleney. the Minister
Of Interior. and Lady, entertained large number Of
ladies and gentlemen. the CAPTAINS and ofcers Of
the ships % in port being among the guests
The guests took leave Of their hosts at late hour.
atter having rassed q deli htfaI evening.
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PRICES OF ADHESION,
One Dollar, & HaIf-a-DoIlar-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-01-20
Literary Notices.

B6LLoU's MONTHLY is without exception
the most entertaining magazine now pub
| lished. ard furnishes more choice and in
structive reading matter for less money than
can be found in any like publication in this
country How the publishers, Messrs. El-
lott, Thomes & Talbot. Boston, can afford
to give such work for $3.50 per year is a
mystery to us; but they do it, and You.
reader, should get the bent ct of their great
liborafty.
THs CATHOLIC WORLD The February
number Of this great monthly magazine has
already reached US, and its contents are more
Interesting. instructive and varied, if posi-
BILE, than those of any number that has pre-
ceded it. Five dollars could not he devoted
to better purpose than in subscribing for
this able and handsome monthly magazine
of general literature and science, and the
Catholic family particularly who dispenses
with its visits deprives itself of an abundant
source of instruction and literary entertain
meut. Catholic Publication Society, New
York.
PUBLIC LRpGER ALMANAC.-To the en-
terprising and phlaDthropic proprietor of
the Philadelphia Ledger our thanks are due
for copy of the Public Ledger Almanac
for 1870"-s pamphlet Of intrinsic value
anu d HcCibiCu Oi the pTiLtSI HdIu!Noih
which it would be difficult TO excel. This
is the first Almanac ever issued under the
auspices Of that popular journal. and so 900
copies have not only been issued for free cir
cuation among all its patrons, hut it is Mr..
Childs' intention to continue its publication
each year hereafter. so long as he is connect
ed with the Ledger.
TIE AMERICAN STocK Journal The
January number Of this valuable Agricultu-
raj monthly presents the following rich table
of contents: New Years Gree ting. Cooked
Food for Stock, Poultry Hints for January.
the Separation of Butter from Milk. Foot
Riot in Calves. Chester White Hogs, Gray
Dorking Fowls Sheep Matters, Care of Sows
During Paturitinn, Feeding Cattle. Acute
Rheumatism, or Fuuuder in Horses, On Feed
ing Horses. Improved Farm Stock. The
Chinese H"g, WEAVING Calves, Buff Cochin
Fowls, Reep Sheep, Inversion Of the Womb
in Cows. Application of Manure to the Sur
face, Treatment of Mich Cows, Work for
January. Lay Your Plans for the Year.
Breeding and Rearing Cattle, Sheep Raising.
On Breeding Farm Animals, Be Careful of
Stock in Winter. Waste of food in Winter,
Inquiries and Answers. Book Notices, Cata>
logues, &c. As this journal is publishe at
the low price of s LOO ear. with splendid
Premiums TO subscribers and agents. we
hope al! our farmer friends will send for
specimen copy which will be sent free by
sending stamp to pay postage. Address
\. r. BOYER & CO, Publishers, Park es-
burg, Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-01-20
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