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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-17
Apple ation for Paten,
NOTICE NO. 15G.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

huStlu, EtNdud, august 10, mi U
~ Office l. hereby GIVEN THAT
~ jackson Mining Company has this J
lille! i'll this office a diagram, together Nil
notice of Application for Patent from the IN.
States. III der the Act of Congress anna,
July %, lS6t. for twelve hundred feet # 81
Jackson deposit or lode, situated in the Epnl
Mining District. Lander county, Nevat, n
more particularly described as folloss, t0v ~
Beginning at a point whence the Wilson sd
upon the Wilson deposit or lode bears south ID
east 1881, feet and the northw est corner Of n
Jackson Mining Company 5 claim upon the n
son deposit or lode bears north So ives, n
feet; thence running south ga east l,let+]
thence north $50" west go feet; TIL ice p,l
Il east 945 40 feet; thence north 500 Nd
AZ feet; thence o Nth 81 east 200 fee, M
thence south So east l39 feet to the pl
ot bcginninE-containing 4 35-100 acres Al
bracIng said lode or deg, sit and one hue.
feet on each side thereof, except where \
same conflicts with the Wilson claim. N
claim is bounded on the east by the Jscss
Mining Company, Wilson deposit or lode, u
on the northwest by the PheniY Company. 81
claim is on unsurveyed lands.
aul1. GOD GEORGE T.. TERRY. Regis,p,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-17
Apple ation for Patent,
NOTICE NO.. 157.

hst'tSIEh ; offlCE,
AUSTIN. NENApA. August %. ISL

AUSTIN, NEVADA, august y. lSIl.j
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT I'M
~ Eureka Consolidated Mining Companyhv
this day flied III this office a diagram, tose,.y
with Il notice OF Application Tor Patent tN,
the United States under Act of Congress-
proved July %, -lsG6, for 3I2 feet of the Eli,
tic deposit or lode in the Eureka Mining ID
trict, Lander coui ty, Nevada, and more pcl
ticularly described us follows, to-yit: BeI,
ming at post number one OF United States Sui
yet number forty, made for the Eureka Co..
soiidated Mining Company upon the Seutla
deposit or lode, being the most e~asterly cOrr,|
OF SAID claim. Thence running along said N,
vty number forty, y 52o W 35l feet thel,|
y 4Gh.s + Isl feet, and thence : I3As degreaI
+ lOl feet. Thence ; s. r 80 feet and theatI
5 9A.S + Is feet to the place OF beginning, c.|
taiuIng l 1-lO0 acres of land. Also, the i'll
lowing described piece or parcel of land d
part oil the above inning claim as Il mill sd
and upon which the compau has erected Rel
duction WORKS, to Wit Beginning at apou;
Whence the southeast conner o. the COMPANY
office bears y SOL " sos feet. Thence us
ming 5 ~ W 800 feet. Thence y ESQ " rs
feet Thence 5 81 !" W 500 feet. Thence y
~ W 1913 feet Thence y 1850 Z 500 te.
Thence 5 Ia, + 20O feet. Thence y 72a4'E
III feet. Thence : ia + $50 feet. Then,
S722.S " 200 feet aud thence ; lTASE 81
feet to the place of beginning, containing.
80 acres. The mining claim is bouI ded o.
the west by the Eureka Consolidated Mimi
Company, claim upon the sentinel lode or de
pOSit, and the : rycy embraces the lode or de
post and is made i'll accordance with the nll
ing laws Of the district.
au23-9ud GEO. GE r. TERRY, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-17
JACKSON MINING COMPANY.

- Location If Works, Eureka, Lander County,
Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting of
the TRUSTEE # said company, held Oh the
Both day of August, A.. u. 1871, an assessment
NO. u OF Twenty-Five Gents a share was levied
up nthe capital stock of sand company, payable
Immediately, in United States gold com, to the
secretary, at the Compar " Office, No. 4l9
California street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said asses, mcut shall
remain unpaid Oh the Ith day of October. 1871.
shall be deemed delinquent, and Will be duly
advertised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment shall be made before. will be sold on
IT kSDAl October 24th, A. ID. 1871. to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with the
costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
BY order OF the Board of Trustees.
II c. kIBBE, Secretary.
Onic": Room y Hay wards Building, 4l9 Cali
lOruld street, sau Francisco, Cal. sen
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-17
Pancake Fire Brick.

vENHE SUBSCRIBER HAS, AT THE RlCh.
q MOND FURNACE, a quantity OF fns
Brick made for lining furnaces, from the Pan
cake stone. Furnacemen can get them in qua'
titles 10 suit.
aulI J. n. SULLIVAN
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-17
p cation for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 15S.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

Austin Nevada, August "A, 1STl,j
Office Is HEREBY THAT JOSEPH R
~ PARTRIDGE has this day filed in thi
office Il diagram, together with a notice OF apps
cation for Patent from the United States, unjT
Act of Congress approved July 20, 1866, fOrOl
thousand teet Of the Michigan Lode, situated
III the Pinto Mining District, White Pine COUNT
Nevada, and more particularly described as fol
lows, to Wit B,gil niug al a point whence tn
main shaft upon the lode bears S IS "a
COL $40 feet, aid the air shaft upon the Mary
land tunnel bears ) 5'Lls f 225 feet; thens
running : 49, " 200 feet; thence y S5aSW
1000 feet; thence \ ~ L 200 feet, and theni
5 S52.s f 1000 feet To the place of beginning
containing 1 Clio acres. Embracing said lodi
and one hundred feet on each side Thereof
Said claim is bounded on neither end by al!
known claimants. The nearest Mine being li
American Eagle on the northeast. Said clan
is on un-urveyed lands.
au26 god Jorge T. TERRY Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-17
applitations.
Apple cation for Paten,
NOTICE NO. l54
REGIsrER's OFFICE.
Austin NeNnda Annn..

kEGisTERs OFFICE.
Austin, Nevada, August : H..
~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TnunsI
~ Jackson Mining Company has a.
Tiled in this Office a diagram, tope,ha.us
notice of Application Tor Patent ~
United States, under Act of Congress "a
July 20, 1866, for twelve hundred feao,, Fi
Wilson deposit or lode in the Eurets "
District. Lander County, Nevada s,a
particularly dcserib, d as follows IN y.
ginning at a point whence the cent?" \
Wilson shaft. upon the Wilson dcpos;, "
bears south l2a. degrees west 37s feet. .
running south 3As degrees east lSnI q
thence south SOL degrees west 200 feet.
north 80, degrees west LOO feet. ana :.
north So. degrees east 200 feet to The w. w.
beginning, containing i've and tfty one o ~
drcdths % 5l-l0O) acrcs-Cmbraclng sal
or deposit and me hundred feet Oh each = ~
the centre thereof. said claim is tovps@
the west by the jackson Mining Con-.
Jacks n lode or deposit, ny
au10-90d GEORGE 7. TERRY, Reefs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-17
Mlinina NOtites.
JACKSON MINING COMPANY

o. Location of Works, Eureka pIs'rIV'' Lam
der county, state Of Nevada.
NOTICe-There are delinquent upon the ioi-
lowing described stock, ON account oil assess
meut levied on the thirticth Ct0thl day oil Au-
gust, A. u. 1871, the seS sral amounts SCI ol-
posite the names of the respective sharehoId
err. as follows:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-17

IT is a sad moment. " said Cynic.
when you find that love. happiness,
and glory are not worth a good cigar.
-" II il a sadder mOmen still replied
his friend. = when you find that the cigar
itself is bad"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-17

Mrs. GoRDoN, OF Grand Rapids. got
proper mad at an improper cat hat had
NO behavior III for a hol-e. AMI tried to
burn the end OF its tail off through a
crack in the stove. The cat was much
put out-so was GordOn's best eye.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-17

Mr.. SPEAKER said a member of the
Jamaica Legislature, discussing a dill
for the regulation OF the timber trade.
- | know these iumhermen to be most
~egregions rascals-I was in the timber
line myself twelve years"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-17

A YOUTH asked Count Montroud. the
memoir writer. to teach him the art of
succeeding in society. Oh, it is SIN.
pl- enough said tn Count. Talk to
the middle.aged and young lads. and
listen whe n The old Ones talk to von.'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-17

A BOY was obs-rv-d watching for a
woodchnck to come Il OF his hoir.
" Do you suppose yon catch him 81
said a pa>ser-by. Catch him ." said
the boy cOntrmptuously /; I've got III
calch him. stranger. wire out OF matt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-17

MARX TWAIN says that the Sandwich
Islands dish of plain dog is only our
cherished American sausage, with the
mystery removed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-17

DISCRETION is The better part Of valor.
Tom and Arthur had been rude to their
mamma Mamma has complained to
papa, who is heard coming up %stairs.
Arthnr-I say. Tom. here comes papa
| shall pretend to be asleep, Tom-i
shan't shall get up and put sometAil g
on.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-17

And in accordance with law, and al order of
the Board of Trustees, nade on the thirtieth
(Dth) day of August AID. 1871, so many shares
of each parcel of said stock as NAV be neces-
sary viii be sold at the office of the company
Room No. n, Upwards Building. No. 4l9
Callto MIA street, san Francisco, California, on
TUESDAY. the twenty fourth day of Octo.
Der, \. ID. 1871, at the hour of one o'clock p. NJ.
10 pay sad dellr quent assessment thereon, to-
gether with costs of advertising ana e,penses
OF the sale.
H.. C. KIBBE, Secretary.
OFFICE Room 81, Hay wards Building. No.
4l9 California street, Sar Francisco, Califnr-
mia. ors
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-17

THE HARPER FAMILY OF k~ENTUCKY.-
Miss Betsy Harper. the second victim Of
the terrible tragedy, quietly brea'ted
her last on Friday morning. OF three
brothers and a sister composing tits
family, three of them have fallen by tie
hands OF an assassin. Old John. owner
OF Longfellow, is the only one left.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-17

GOVERNOR Alcorn. OF Mississippi has
just completed in New York city the
sale of 2l0. 900 acres. the entire amount
Of scrip given by the United States to
the State Of Mississippi. The purchaser
was G.. F. Lewis, of Ohio. The price
wss ninety cents per acre, amounting to
SlS9. QUO.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-17

ROUGH on GRANT-The Cincinnati
Commercial, radical. levels the follow
ing abusive paragraph at the head of
President Grant:
Above all others stands the ignorant.
egoti-tical. selfish official. who owes his
elevation to the fac, that BE- was tue un-
feeling instrument in the hands OF The
tiendish Stanton. when be hurled huge
masses OF fresh troops upon the thinned
battalions OF the dying Coniederacy. and
has no more apprehension of the great
Republic which be represents as Chief
Magistrate. than the worm has for the
dead hero upon whose body it grows
fat.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-17
Che eureka Sentinel.
Judge Mexican ON Brigham.

A Salt Lake Dispatch of the 18th in
slant says:
In the matter Of the motion to quash
the Indictment against Brigham Young.
Chief Justice Mexican this morning rem
dered his decision. occupying ten fools
cap pages, the substance OF which Is as
follows:
The indictment against Brigham
Young for lasciviouS cohabitatlon. CON
tsins sixteen coun's. charging as many
Offences with sixteen different women
Young's counsel have moved TO qua>h
the indie ment, on the ground that it
should have contained but one charge.
The Court holds. however. that the six
teen otf-uces may be charged in the
same indictment. and cites to that effect
an Act OF Congress. and the decisions OF
Judges Mclean and Nelson. of the ; Il
prpme Court Of the United States. Said
the Chief Justice:
Let ali concerned keep constantly
in mind the uncommon character o. thu,
case. 1t is called The People vs.. Brig
ham Young but its other and real title
is Federal Authority vs.. Polygamlc
Theocracy.' The Government OF H.
United States, founded upon a written
constitution, finds with n its jurisdiction
another Government. claiming to come
from God. whose policy and practice
are in grave particu airs al variance with
j own. The one Government arrests
the Other. in the prison of its chiei, and
arraign ms it at this bar a system of trial
in tn person OF Brigham Young. Let
that Government rule without trial
which shall prove to be in the right. II
the learned counsel TOR the defendant
will adduce authorities or PRINCIPLES
from the whole range of jurisprudence.
or mental. moral or social science. prov
ing that the polygamic practices charged
in the Indictment are not crimes. this
Court will at once quasi the Indictment.
and charge The grand jury to find no
more of The kind
The motion was overruled. This de-
cision leaves no alternative to Brigham
Young but 10 stand trial on the indict-
m-nt-ihe time Tor which is not yet
fixed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-12

WANTED IMMEpIATELY-A FIRST CLASS, ENER-
w getic, intelligent unmarried American German
farmer, to work and manage large and desirable farm
fully stocked must understand practically all the branches
OF mixed farming now conducted In New York or
New Jersey; young married man. without Children will
answer, il his wife raised farm need apply
without. satisfactory certificate of capablitv and moral
character. Address MIXED FARMING, box 100 Herald
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-12

l. Showcases. Drug Drawers Oaice Ratings, signs sash
Partitions Doors, Shelving, Stools Chairs, Seats, School
DESKS Conicrs be sold Apply at 527 Hudson street
and M q vestr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-12

| TOR SALE-AN EXCELLENT ALE AND VINE
Vault under a city MARKET business locations $500 ~
$500 required; good chance for single man. Inquire OK
OHM. .13
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-12

Nurses. &c.
A WEST 10TH stan EXPERIENCED NURSE TO
4 walt on delicate invalid lady, the highest Testimonials
given where she has been employed for ~ years.
Call address y. b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-12

WANTED-A SITUATION AS CoACHMAN. IN A PRI
vatc family; years. citv reference. and will be
highly recommended by his last employer Call at Is West
AID ut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-12

TIMING SALOON WAITERS-THOSE USED TO
~ checking, at 10 and 10 Greenwich opposite Jener
Market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-12

vJTANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO OPEN OYSTERS,
w wait table aud make hnsc generally useful. APP
ply at the Westcheser House. 30 between 129 and ls0h
sts.. Harlem.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-10-18
Double People.

Concerning double people-twins united in an
abnormal manner at birth-the authentic record:
are numerous, but few examples must suffice
In l7Ol, united twins were born at Szany, 10
Hungary; they were christened by the names Of
Helen and Edith, and were exhibited for nun.
Der Of years in the chief cities Of Europe. They
were Joined together at the lower part of the
back, the faces and bodies being ha,f sideways OF
diagonal, neither back TO back, nor side to side
The two girls were not equally strong, nor equally
well made; one had a more resolute will than
the other, and settled all questions as to whether
to move, and whittier. Being carefully educated
they read and recited and sang well, conversed
in Hungarian, German, French and English, and
afforded much scope for study to psychologists
for there was sufficient difference between them
il strength, temper, health, and intellect to give
play for two sets Of forces, mental as well as
bodily. Il was observed, however, that when
ous was III. he other became more or less affected
with the sane complaint and it was deemed
probable that their deaths would be nearly stimuli
taneous. This proved to be the case. Edith
was attacked BY complicated disease Of brains
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-10-18
Licenses Expiring in October, 1871.

d etail-HOnolulu. p J seabury, 9TH All Foon
III Yam, 10th, Su Pang Ying 10th Christian Eek
art, Sd An Vi. 18th Alex Mcclure 18th Akana, 18th
Magnin, 2Sth Christian Eckart, 2sth Jacobs 10th
E Hall and Son, 22d N Phillips, ID Bennett,
l2th All Mau, 29th J 7 Waterhouse, l4th All Fong,
transferred to All Kee May s. ls7l) 3Oth J Water
house, 18th All Woo, Goth Lau Ko, 4th Judd & Law
ton Waiohinu, Kau Hawaii, 4th Nawi, 18th ] r
Spencer Makawao, Maui, 9Th A W Needham. Ha-
makaaloa, Maui, 23d c F Merrill. Waipio. Hama
kua, Hawaii, Slst joaquin. Kailua, Kona H. goth
All Swan.
. WhOlesale-Honolulu, 18th All Lee All Cbong,
10th Hall and Son, LIST Bodies Co, 2Sd Along and
Achuck.
Retail Spirits-Honoulu, 2sd Anna Booth.
Eictualling-Honoluu,l 18th Peter Fernandez,
18th Hop Chong Kee, % All Luan. Kawaihae, Ha-
wsii. 10th Allen and ChillingHorth.
Auction-W aialuas Oahu, 9th W Lane. Maui,
ID " Everett.
Fire Arms-Honolulu, lst W Nswcomb, 10th
koahimauna, 2lst Geo Il Luce, 2Sth Gulck, 3lst
Young sheong.
Enthusiastically, eth Gilbert Waller.
enthusiastically, LIST W Houghtailing.
Bowling Alfey-Honolulu, 23d Anna Booth.
Boat-Honolulu, 31Et Hsula, No !.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-10-18

and lungs, in 1928, and died Helen, who at the
commencement of her sisters malady was in
good health, soon sickened with her, and the two
died at almost the same instant. They were
buried in convent graveyard at Presburg, and
the particulars are given in the Philosophical
THnactions of the Royal Society. The most
extraordinary case Of partial doubeness on record,
perhaps, was one which was described by Sir
Everard Home il a letter to John Hunter, the
great surgeon 1t was Hindoo double-headed
boy, born near BurdwaB, in Bengal; and the
degree Of sympathy between the two heads was
/ watched with much interest The particulars
are given in the Philosophical Transactions
There was another case of man named lazarus
Johannes, very attractive to sight-seers, in Ger
many several years ago. There was much of
curious character in the degree in which the feed
ing Of Lazarus helped to feed Johannes without
any distinct participation of the latter in the
eating process. As the Johannes portion of the
duplex was less developed than the Lazarus, some
discussion arose among the ecclesiastics as to
whether each half had "a soul to be saved, distinct
from the other it was decided in the affirmative,
aud the two names Of Lazarus and johannes
given in baptism. The men were alive at the age
Of twenty-eight, but we have no mention of their
age at death. Many Of our readers are, no doubt.
familiar with the appearance Of the Samese
twins, who were exhibited in London in their
youth, and again, a short time ago, in their ma
turer years. The twins are more completely two |
human beings than any other we have spoken of;
for the only physical organized band of connec-
ton between them is at the two chests. In one 4
of DR.. Todd's medical works description is
given, that conveys sufficiently clear notion of
the nature Of this band to those who have neither
seen the twins themselves nor pictures Of them.
Wien first exhibited they were not exactly op-
posite to each other, but stood side by side or
obliquely one by another but this position. there
can be little doubt, was acquired by the attempts
which they had instinctively made to separate
from each other in walking, or III lying or sitting
down, and by the extension they had thus effected
in their band Of union, which was considerably
more slender than in any other yet described 1t
was quite impossible for them always to remain
face to face therefore their bodies acquired an
obique direction, in which they also moved
The consequence Of this was, that the right
limbs Of the one and the left Of the other indi-
Tidual were the principal organs of movement,
md that the intermediate limbs THAT is to say,
the left of the one and the right of the other
nearly passive. In organic and animal
relation Of life they seem to be independent Of
each other Each has his own circulation Of the
blood his own resprative and digestive functions.
The curious, yellow-skinned couple were wont to
play at battledore and shuttlecock with each
'ther; one mad battledore in his right hand,
he other had one in his left and very deity they
Ossed the feathered messengers to and fro.-AH
he Year Round
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-10-18
OF IN G. /.
HATS, &c q.

Ladies' Hats and Bonnets, new styles. Chldren's
Hats and Gents Felt Hats, styles. Ladies, Gill
dren's and Gents Gloves. coored Kid Gloves for La
dies and Gents Suspenders Carriers, White Pique
Vests. fine Blue Sacks, Black and Blue Cloth Pants,
White Duck Sacks, Pants and Vests, 0rlean and Al
pacca Sacs, Prima Pants, figured Moleskin Pants.
figured Victoria Pants silk Umbrellas. whalebone
frames extra sizes, Ladies silk Umbrellas Brown and
Blue Cotton Umbrellas, n complete assor't Of Gents
Linen and Paper Collars, Neekties, Mems white and
grey heavy merno hali-hose, mems and boys, heavy
brown cotton socks ladies' superior white stockings,
MernO undershirts and drawers, extra sizes, brown
cotton undershirs, pilot reeng jackets, monkey jack
cts waterproof coats, white cotton hemmed handker-
chiefs, superior white linen and lawn handkerchiefs,
mourning handkerchief calico and madapolam shirts
and other numerous articles.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-10-18

ABOLITION OF GRAMMAR By THE COMMUNE.
fact that there is nothing too absurd to have been
in the minds ofthe Communists gives an opportuni-
/ ty not TO be overlooked by the wits of the Paris
press. The very wildness OF their intention gives
their stories more resemblance TO the truth This
condition Of affairs put in state OF doubt as to
a story told by the Paris Figaro One of lis friends
it says has found at the Ministry Of Justice letter
that is not dated but is signed Jules Wallis, and ad-
dressed to Citizen Protot Citizen Wallis was
member Of the Commune and was delegate for pub
lie instruction This letter declares ii to be the opn
ion of the writer that 1t is necessary, and that
without delay that the big hands of the democracy
should wipe out forever the stupid prejudices which
all monarehies have imposed upon us He, there
fore, advises the publication OF the two following
DEGREES:
~. Grammar being the greatest of prejudices,
the most foolish Of conyentionalities, the Com
mune Of Paris DEGREES:
The book OF Noel and Chapsal, entitled French
Grammar, shall be no longer studied in the gov
eminent schools, the Commune desiring TO allow
citizens the liberty Of photographic sic.
"2. careful revision has been demanded in the
dictionary Of the academy which contains words,
altogether aristocratic such duke king mon
sieur, servant 'equipage,' 'conscription and nu-
merous Others with which the people have nothing
to do, the Commune Of Paris DEGREES:
"a commission shall be named TO indicate the
words TO be expunged.n
The letter of NJ. Jules concludes with an appeal
to his eler annie to his influence to procure an
early publication of these DEGREES. "Courbet will
sustain us" be says, land hope the Arthur Ar
naulds aud other 0ristos win not make too much
opposition" This story, If not true, is well in
vented, and is quite an improvement on the anec-
dote Of the witness in court who vindicated his
photography by remarbing that he spelled like a
gentleman and not like scholar.
THE keenest abuse Of our enemies viii not hurt
SO much in the estimation Of the discerning as
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

Cases nieknacks and fancy articles toys aud dolls,
jack knives butcher knives and pen knives. water
monkeys, silk beltings ribbons in large assortment,
feather, and pumes, artificial flowers and wreuths,
gutta pcroha round combs, dressing and fine tooth
combs, ladies dress trimmings. fac rmbrodcrics, the
best o German cigars corks black hat ribbons black
polished fence wire, good article. hoop iron. Manila
rope, hemp sail twine. walking sticks violin strings.
hooks and eyes, hair pins, meorsehaum pipes,
mental globe table lamps, watches window glass; etc.