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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12

R2s@ Joseph Deller, of Mineral Point,
has just received a splendid lot of lace
shawls, ranging in price from four to
thirty dollars. He has also one of tn
best selected stocks of millinery goods ev-
er opened in this vicinity; ladies and chill
drens hats ready trimmed in the most 'ap-
proved styles, and in great variety. His
stock of dress goods is complete, and com.
prises in part, Foreign and American silks,
japanese silks and robes, grenadines
French poplins' Pequas, Percales, and a
full line of alpaccas in all collors. His
stock of carpets is evry choice, of sixteen
different patterns. Also his sock of cloth
ing and cassimers is fully up to the times
while the ready sale of his goods is an evi.
dcnce that he practices on the olq motto
of quick sales and small pefts. Wv
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12

s In making up the copy for the
small bills of the Tournament, there was
some mistake in regard to each days ar
rangements. The following is as it stands
corrected: We have printed more bills so
that there will be no mistake hereafter
On the first day, Friday, the 26th of May,
the Target shooting will come off at half
past ten in the morning. At half past
2 o'clock, trotting, open to all horses own
ed in the county, mile heats, best two in
three. At 4 o'clock, running race, open
to all horses owned in the county, &c.
On Saturday the 9th, Pigeon shooting at
nine. o'clock. At half past ten, grand
trotting race, open to all horses. At two
O'Clock, grand running race, open to all
horses. At halfpast three o'clock, trotting
race, open to all horses not winning first
prize in great trotting race. AT half past
four o'clock, running race, open to all
horses not winning first prize in grand
running race. For further particulars see
small bills.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12
e9y- The Darlington Republican of la

w- The Darlington Republican of last
week says: ......
Having done job work in this office
during the present month of April amount
ing to $I44 %, we are led to the conclu,
sion that the people are finding out that
we can do good work, and that we do it
promptly and at Chicago prices.
We are glad to hear of the success of
the Republican; and the above shows bet
ter than anything else that the Republican
office is being appreciated.
But Bros, the CHRONICLE can beat you
on job work During the same month we
did job work amounting to $685.
" How is that for high" Wecan also beat
the Republican or any other office, in this
part of the country, in fast type setting,
That man has not been sent along yet
that was going to beat our "Jos."
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12

RS In all novels, when women are
alluded to, they are described as ETHEREAL
creatures that man can take under his
arm and carry off anywhere but man
who has investigated the matter says, you
take the lightest girl of your acquaintance
throw her over your shoulder, and un-
dertake to elopc with her and you will
think she is made of pig-iron, while the
romantic stories about carrying girls
against their will are all bosh. 1t would
take at least three men TO elope with one
girl If she was anything of kickist.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12

g9p A gentleman was endeavoring to
enjoy an evening in the company of a
young lady upon whom he had called, but
found serious obstacle in the person Of
her stern father, who at length ventured
to very plainly intimate that the time for
retiring had arrived. II think you are
correct, my dear sir" returned the una
Dashed young man, "We have been wait
ing for you to go to bed for over an hour.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12

~ See advert ,iscment of 200 New
Iowa County Maps, that we have just re-
ceived They are as perfect a lot of Maps
as was ever got out by any one. We are
delivering them as fast as team of horses
and lively agent can do it. Those wish
ing the map before L. W. Lewis calls upon
them, can have the same by calling at the
CHRONICLE Office, where we have supply
always on hand. 81.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12
SPECIAL NOTICE!

We. the undersigned are personally acquainted
with Messrs Sage & jackson, and knowing them to be
men of good standing believe they would not engage
in any dshcnorsbe business and will do all they OBJ
Iirate themselves to do.
Graham L Bremmer, Merchants
W. W. MeKiftrick,
Chas G. Rodof,
Bunker Stannard, Druggist.
Ralph Carver Post Master.
L. Thurber, Ticket Agt. NJ Il ST T. r. r.
DTcCallister Bros. Hardware. ..s
John Smalley Smalley House.
S. G. Mcdonald,
j. B Moore,
A G. Velston,
Chas. B. Falley, Hst
William jameson, H. d,
John Day.
Muscoda Wis. March goth, 1871. 2smS
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12

RE- In answer to the invitation extend
ed to correspondents in orr last, we have
received several good communications. OF
a necessity some are left over; but they
will receive proper attention in due time.
Among the number is well written az
ticle from Linden, which we publish this
week. The authors description is good,
and his words we'll arranged. Write again
Bro. Townsend. We shall always well
come you.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12

Eeg~We have received a circular from
H. S. Rountree, secretary of the Platte
vile Agricultural Society, announcing the
18th and 10Th day of May as the time for
their spring fair. We also acknowledge
the regular mplimentarys. Would like
to attend but business prevents. The So
ciety offers $500 in premiums, $50 of
which is offered for the fastest trottirg
horse owned in Grant, Lafayette and Iowa
COMMITTEES
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12
Nj A II R / Il y

BAKER-DAVIS.-Att the residence of W, S. Booth
ESQ and by him, on the first day of May, Mr.
Samuel Baker to Miss Eliza Davis, all of the town
of High land
DERWOOD-B0LSTER-In the town OF Pulaski,
snd at the residence of the brides ia ther Mr. Clar
ence Underwood to Miss Dora Bolster, all OF Pulas-
ki.
MOSBACK-RILEY-At the residence of the brides
father in Spring Green, Wis, Nay I'd, 1871, BY the
Rev, H. ]. Walker, NJ. John r. Mosoack. TO Mss
Sarah A. Riley. all of Spring Green, Sank Co., Wis.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12

ga Phillip lawrence is out with a
new advertisement. He has just received
a new stock of almost everything in his
line. If you want new book just call at
the Mineral point book store, and you can
be Accommodated with any work published
His extensive stock of wall paper can't be
surpassed in the county.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12

~ We have just received from o
friend few valuable curiosities. One is
small block of petrified shells most beau
tiful and curious. Another is a piece Of
stone Clipped off the foundation of the
great Norman Temple at Utah. The
stone is very beautiful and rare, is white
and sparkling, resembling salt, thickly
interspersed with jet black specks.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12

EGy' The new Advertisement of P. No
bic & Co., Farm Machinery, Mineral Point,
will appear in the CHRONICLE next week
This firm is perfectly reliable, their agents
are frst-class bushes men, and they pro-
pose to do heavy business in their line
throughout this county.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12

BuRGLARY.-On Thursday night of last
week, some person or persons, forclbly en-
tered the mills owned by Martell Pearcy.
in the town of Clyde, and took possession
of and carried off five sacks of -four. A
search warrant was procured, but up to
the present writing was of no avail, rs
neither -four or thieves have been heard Of
since = .a
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12
FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers his farW for SALE 1t is sit
uated miles west of James Mill III the town 0
Highland aad consists of127 acres, good orchard
frame house and log house, each two stories. A
good frame barn, rock stable and convenient gu
houses all under fence is we'll timbered and wei
watered, good stock, or stock and grain farm.
Price-S2, 200, part down balance on time. Fol-
further particulars apply to e. 7. & W j. Wrfggles
worth, Dodgeville, Wis, on the premises OF
w. f. SPICER.
oor,o$ t*''Esr
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12

~ I. ". Lewis, our agent will be in
the town of Highland next week delivering
the Iowa Co., Map, to the subsc 'ibers in
that town also soliciting new names for
the same.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12

~ Sugars are up in the market, but
are down at Jones & Owens new grocery
store, They sell Sugars, Canned Fruits,
Tea, Coffee &C., cheaper than they have
been offered before. CAL and see them.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.

e9- Jones & Owens has in store an i'm
mense stock of groceries, boots and shoes,
which they sell cheap Cali and satisfy
yourselves at Wheeler's old stand, oppo-
site the court house.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12
M SONIC.

DoDGEVTLLE LODGE, No, 11q F. & A. M. hole
ID their Regular Communications on the LIST ant
Ed Fridays of each month. - nv -
ORVILL STRONG, W. nj.
On ,nIEs R1sHnp Snc'Y.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12
T. 0. O. T.

VNODGEvTLL LODGE, No 147, meets in Odd Fell
lows Hall, first binding south Of Court House,
every Saturday at ~ O'Clock. Members visiting the
village are invited to attend -
JAMES LETCHER Secretary.
IOWA ENOAMpMENT, No. q, |. O. o. X, meets IN
| Odd Fellows Hall first building south of the
Court House every2d and lh Tuesday evening Of each
month. TiOMAo JoiNo, " L.
q p ASHLEY Scribe.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12

sr A trotting'match between Surprise,
owned by NJ. Pearsons, and Nimble Jim,
owned by Fl. G. Cutler, comes Oft today.
Purse $50.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12
A 400 ACRE FARM
TO BE
SOLD ENTIRE, OR IN LOTS

To suit purchasers at the rate Of ST 600 for the Whole
ftrm
rhis farm now offered for sale at little more than
halt its value It is situated in good neighbor.
hood in Wyoming Valley, is all in piece, well
watered aud ri1ht public road. considerable
part of it is TN Ter cult vation and mostly fenced
rherr is good ,use and out-buildings on it, 1t has
an Abundance uf good wood. 1t is one OF the best
stock farms in the county. The price II sold with
i'm the next three months is only 81 600; Terms, nail
cash down, balance on time Apply at the OHRoNi-
GLE office, D0dgevlle.
f. r. & W. j. WRIGGLES iF0RTH,
6tfn Real Estate Dealers.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12

TDWARD CRONIN, A. NJ, NJ. D..
rs Graduate of the University of Pennsylvania
-A in Glass of S42 and Jefferson College in Glass
of 1914 Student of the late Prof John X Mitchell, OF
Phil. After % years of practice he feels competent
80 attend to III cases that may under his care
IN Mineral Point and vicinity. He would inform the
public that he has permanently located n that CITY,
Office his residence behind the United States Hotel,
ust above Col Jones residence. v6:1tf
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12
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RICIIARDS-The wife of VIM. Richards, of Avoca, OF
sN1TIT-The wife of J. Smith. of Avoca, of a son.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12
AVOCA HOUSE.

opposite THE RAILROAD DEPOT-,ames 5;
OSmith, Proprietor. This house has been htted
up in the latest style, with every accommodation
fIr travellers or boarers, by the day or week Also
xhe hest Communications for teams.--4tt
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12

We have just received 200 finely finish
ed MAPS and as we shall constantly hereafter keep
supply on hand, they can be had at any time we
will thank persons who have Subscribed TO call at
the chronicle office and get them, when they are in
Dodgevle By so doing they will g. eatly oblige us,
and in some cases us miles of travel.
e. T. & w. J. WRIGGLESwoRTH.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12

n AREY'S HORSE TAMER'S SECRET.
= will send to any one on receipt of Sl.OO
II " and postage stamp, this world renowned Sc
cret by return mail Address, THOMAS JOHNS
Avoca, Iowa county, Wis l2tf
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12
q r TANNRATH.

FASHIONABLE BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER
L Shampooing done on short notice Particular
attention yven to ladies' and chdrens hair, cutting
and curling. Hair work executed in all the late
fashionable styles Highest price in cash paid for
ladies hair. Next door to City Hotel.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12
j. w. DAVID, M. D..
Physician and Surgeon,
TvIGHLAND, WIS. OFFICE IN HIS DRUG
ii Store. Particular attention paid to diseases of
The eye.-23m5

BURIAL 81 CUTLER,
Physicians & Surgeon
OFFICE IN BURRALL's OLD STORE.
Dodge Vile. VAS.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12
Don't fall tobuy ticket for all your Family and secure Prz
LIST OF GIFTS.

EACH TICKET HOLDER win be entitled free admission to p n
at
their rights and claims be respected the same as two wbe
Tickets the number of tickets sodhe other c1hng
THE COMMITTEE suenend the drawing to be chosen D M
Hasooda. '''' - SAGE &
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-12
L, FROST

A TToRNEY AT LAW, DoDGEvILLE, WIS.
N Office in Town Hall. lot1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06
Cultivation of Asparagus.

We clip the following directions fort the
cultivation q Aspa-agss from the Monthly
Report Of the Department Of Agriculture
Of The United States There i no reason
Why our market sboald not be supplied
with this delicious vegetable, IS II has
been proved thzt It en- Be rzisei here. Of
5 quality bat LIZZIE, # 81 al Inferior 70
th4- grown in oolde- elim4teS
= The culture Of asparagus Us hts.y The s1b-
jet q disuussis8 b. the usabs-s q The Ho-.i-
1altz-a SozssT II Dssszu zsd azoaE The r5szs
expressed Es-s tie fo-5Eir.: Thzs lie Cd M
ihos 4 barring large qaz-ii;iz a Esnu7s deep
za5s- tie sa-faos E1s olj=rsi8a4bie, E1ce azps-
rEEus Goes Doi derive lis noursshn4ai from
g-slf 5egsA AID ihs plants Ossea bsco1s TOD deep
j i1bs3sss Ebsa he shizk ssbz--z,aa 0f n
uz-s ooasYsez b resting. TIE p-sse-sace ofia1
gsEea . cid pants. L making ssiscsia1s far 3
as= bed Ezz also considered zssszks- Pl.nts
become siekly and less Eiru-pus In tie sssd BED.
50 = % b zacs uors ssasisIre 20 lie cAzors
i t-znsFiEa.iag- So1fhe-n szposrs shelter
t-on eol5 Ei1ds- Po-oas 81. and he to.sl -
s3cs q trees Es-e -ecazaea5s5 Is ezssasizI
roaalsosz % he hiEsszl ssszz he SUI i 10
Dc .zrDe5 10 lts 5z7sh Ct f-0z tn 70 iL-ee fses-
as5 zhao 1z1z-es 70 he Segsk q one Sso.- TINS
2oss eouve1isafly doos n zatznn- 6z-i,g d.y
-Ez SEg / liz bss. tine II Eiae.z1g,
AZ sbs 5ez. d-ss-5oa q IL srzasAsz Eor tbs II
csFf5oa q the Fla1is Is froz a1rsh 70 soath- Tbs
eE.h szksa f-oz ths tusa1s= n -EzEed aa.= Il
i ( tEDsd- tz.zseo tbs rsSzs so5 sPoa thzss
chr Fegs;ldiss II! b eaidrzis5 =hiis tie -
p4g-s BED ( E0zag= hi tsss NJ ersataaHF Al
sart's5 II Ting p tie di.sh a-ouns ard between
he piia1ts- WsEz1tts5 mzszre- a zziiza11s eou-
Pos- : oo1aaea zzsh ne ez-zh q Ehe sails for
tbs P1,Poss- Bsdiss giiziaE eoass-ut s..zuiios
y string Ehs 50 .ad usss1g. Ehs yo1ag pE.ztz
usss 70 b E1-z-ea -evzlz-sy EhzssTs- IL z-z.s
e ne Esz-hr ssszirss L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06
Licenses Expiring in September, 1871.

Acknowledgements. End, Thos. Tan
IL Rsiss 2ad, john Neil; e4th. On Ch0ag; 5th.
Wo KAa & Co; 5th. Ms. Warren; 7th. Ases
Aehaag; Sth. u. 7. Deuuell: 9th, Grinbaum Co.;
I@th. Chan Tai; iS.h. He-ry Bird 18th. All See
AhehnnE; 18th All See. transferred 70 Kong See,
March sch, ISL; sd. Al Lin 10th. Moisnsn &
Soa; Seth, Al Kama; 6,h, Il. {. MeIniyTe, Jr. 9th,
Al Ma Hi. esh. Al Pal
MoL0KAI-KauaAkskai. 10Th. {. C. Fountain.
MAUI-HSik1. l2th. Wn- L. Davis.
EACAI-Waiuea. seth, :. P. H.ochett.
WhoIesale-0AHU-Hoa Tth, Theo. C.
He7ek-
Retail irits-OAHU-Honolalu, LIST Joseph
Morris; 23sh. William Hughss ed. G. ". Horgh-
tAiliuc= sEth. Si6s-s 4 Clanie-
ng-OAHU-Houelulu,2 ID, Akau trans
fe-rei 70 Al o. jan 95sh ISL 18th, jose Gonzales
Observation-Disclosures ed. William Nc
c4-5less; Isth- 0. G. ClIzord; 1sih. Z. Il. BOYD
HAWAII-ksUaihae. issh. Allen Cbilio gwO-th-
HoTse-oAHU- Hoaoluiu. lst. C. P. Ward.
Ne Is: s4ih. Charles Baker, Ne. l9 29th. Ksaa-
Puaaiza, M 90 ssh, Charles Raymond. No. 20.
Fire Arms Houolulu, 18th. J. o. DENNIS
l7ih. 5, n. RsEsou; 2sth, N RaPlee; 5Vth, A. c.
Smith: S0th. Pzuahi
BillIards-Ho1oluiu. 24th. Siders Clinic
Physician-Hsuolalu, 9Th, Rev. Lowell Smith.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06

I the atmosphere, aud deserved stress has heea
laid upoa the important part played BY trees in
81 phenomena connected with the aneEovatioa
Of climates and the restoration or increase Of
rainfall. and the dimiuuiion in the number aud
the intense severity Of foundations, &c. Mr.
BOohAn, EeltknoWn neieosologist Of Edin.
burgh, has lately made report to the Scientific
Society Of that city in rega7d to certain uesSare<
about being introduced by the Governor Of Malta
Tor rsriaasiug the island with trees, in which be
remarks that tie Characteristic features Of the
climate al that island are tie cold nostherly
wia5s Of the winter, ani the excessive heat of
SIMMER, with great scarcity Of water through
ont the whole year. The entire absence Of trees
on the island was thosghi 70 intensity and III
crease these extremes aud it was believed that
BY securing an abundant covering Of forests much
could BE done for the alzsio-a;iou of the climate
Mr. Bachan, in reference to the gsseral theory Of
such auie,io-aiioa. states tia; while the highes;
Temperature q The 2ir oocurs in sanmsr between
: and 5 o'elook ?. ", the change in the trees is
very slov, the leaves no; attaining their max
imam lsupsTziu7e Until O'Clock P n. ThGS,
While the atmospheric changes are rapid, tie
tsaps-atu7e wares slowly in the trees and there
fore they serve, Ike the OCEAN, as equaiiseFs Of
the tenpsratare, Hoiera,ias the hea, OF the day,
sad maintaining a higher temperature during the
night
- In continuation Of TIRE sane subject. Mr.
Bsehaa remarks that, Is III Is heated by contact
with the soil. and as trees shelter the soil from
the solar radiation, they nus, diminish the foroe
a The suns rays espesally ii the lo9es strata Of
the atmosphere The exhaiAtion Of moisture BY
trees p-odncss cold in the air BY sbStrsciing the
lSlsnt hes; fron It, This lowering Of the TEN
psy1iu7e gives 70 the sir greater degree Of h0-
Nudity. Again. the leaves q trees exercise 81 .
Important influence IN cooling lie atmosphere. as /
tie tree iissL by is radiation q heat. becomes .
seazibly loEer IN Temperature and tins cools tie
air Is !: PLAYS amoaE the leavss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06

We publish some OF the prices furnished
Us for Planters Iron Work, at SYDNEY.
We have reduced the prices TO dollars
and cents for the convenience Of our read-
erS Perhaps 1t would be Tor the benefit
Of our readers 10 clip out these prices an5
poSs them IN their counting-rOoms, where
they viii be convenient for reference.
Z The prices given here sre not quoted from
papers, but are those st which the articles
mentioned win be furnished, the p7oprie-
tors having stated them 10 A 5. Web
s,er, Esq., His Majesty's Consul st sgd
ney.
oez Pas or B7l-s. Rss7if b-7z. from 4.
s. ! issh plate, PIT together With angle inn,
from ss-25 to s7-50 per Cv;- according TO p.aa
ana size-
Saaa B9a=s Cylindrical Boilers, f-Oa s. 70
$ PEI Crs- according 10 Szz
Ca-ziSs- y F'as Bsi-zzs from s. 10 SS,T5 pr
Cvt- 2cco-6iag to p,an sn5 sra
Kz-fas B7slvs. from SIl-25 70 81 per CEi-
according 70 description.
E7,z C.zsizys. o2ss lroa furnace bars, furnace
ao11iiaES ans al sach castings. for suZz- boilers
&c S PEI Czl
Gz~1l Casazgs. .5a- N,aiise-y-ia grssa
sind SS62 pr Crt-; wheels, PaIleys. rollers,
&C. SSSS; sugar pans boilers. sni similar hol-
loE castings. $50 70 S psr CEt
.Sasz Es.s;fsas- Po-.a5le, : Poze7. sl.lOo;
6 ba-ss-9oEsl. $3.50; : bo7se-PoEe-, $500:
10 h0-se2o=s-. 81 500; u horsepower. s. 2Oo:
Il ha-sePoEs-, $500; l6 ho-se-9ovs7. $500:
- ho-ss-29zs-. SSa3a- ye-siozl E1sias, I horse
PoEs-- $50 70 ho-se-79ve-. Sl-Sea
D,-lgg P.sEpizg Ea-zzss, SIS 70 SEA
G!=zai's E.sasars. SIS 70 $50
Sz7- Cszz7..+a.7-. 1Essls5ass. single. % Iaessz
diameter. u36sr-iiirea, win engine, $50: pair.
20 inches diameter. ua5zl-assEsa. With engines.
sl52a
Ssgr c@s N sogs-s so12o. Nth engine
l0AarssPoza:. tabsla- b5llzr at fa-azos fittings.
ss77a
M E,>s bszt colo1lI made. pa foot , 70
Z II vide. Il csat 70 s.
Eslsszssai R4sssr Bazs. ! to sSa vide, Z
os.tz 20 81 oeaiz
F.lazasss .R4ss~ .Sas=s 81 to slla PEI
Poaa1
No charge is made 70, The pse Of II! patterns
ne Il! have Il s;sok. except zbers alterations
ara aa5s !. .bsa, Ehsa the and material OILY
az ehzzzed. O fo- making aeE patterns, zhaa
lie sine charge Is ua5s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06

We are sniebsei 20 bis Ezosllencv,
the United Ssz1e Minister Resi5au4
fr The MoasHly RePog+S Of the De
r1r1usus a Agnc1l-z.e a. the [.
5 for the ncnths a Mzr, june za5
JAY q tbs x@ Tss-e Is much r1iua-
bic s5Tioe % sgEcal.zEzlists % Be fozDd
II these reports. zad Eszr of tie z9gges
tons ooa.zned N hen are gz7-e Is
spp6esb1e bare S they zre n TIE e0urT
Ebe1es theF Ege ineende5 70 BE Of 1se
The folsOring rzz-ks n regard 70 The
eEsrs oF Tres On Clinz.e, vi be Of
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