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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice.
RRITANNIC MAZE

TIER BRITANNIA MAJESTY'S Commits
IL sioner and Consul General, publishes, by order
of Earl Granville. for the information of British
subjects resident in this Kingdom, the following
clauses Of the Naturalization Act of the 18th May,
1870. {33 Wet. Chap. Il.
81. Any person who by reason Of his having been
born within the domnOns of Her Majesty Is natural
born subject but who also at the time of his birth
became under the law Of any foreign State subject
of such State and is still such subject, may, of full
age and not under any disability, make declaration
of aenage in manner aforesaid. and from and after
the making Of such declaration Of alienage such per-
son shall cease to be British subject.
al Any person who is born out of Her Majesty's do
mnions of father being British Subject may, If Of
full age and not under any disability make declara-
ton of alenage in manner aforesaid. and from and
after the making of such declaration shall to be
a British subject"
80 Any British subject who has at any time be-
FORE may any time after the passing Of this Act,
when in any foreign State, and not under any dis
ability voluntarily become naturalized in such State,
shall from and after the time of his having become
naturazed in such foreign State, be deemed to have
ceased to be British subject, and be regarded as an
alien Provided
"d1 That where any British Subject has before
the passing of this Act voluntarily become naturazed
in foreign State, and yet is DESTROYS of remaining
British Subject he may, at any time within two years
after the passing Of this Act make declaration that
he is DESTROYS Of remaining British subject, and
upon such declaration hereinafter referred to a
declaration of British nationality being made, and
upon his taking the oath of allegiance, the decarant
shall be deemed to be, and to have been continually
British subject with this qualification that he shall
not, when within the limits Of the foreign State in
which he has been naturalized, be deemed to be a
British subject unless he has ceased to be subject
of that State In pursuance Of the laws thereof or in
pursuance of treaty to that effect.
"(2.l A declaration of British nationality may be
made and the oath of allegiance be taken follows,
that is to say if the deelaraut be in the United
Kingdom in the presence of justice of the peace if
elsewhere in Her Majestys domnons, in the presence
of any judge of any court of civil criminal jurs
dicton of any justice of the peace, of any other
officer for .he time being authorized by law in the
place in which the decarant is administer oath
for any judicial other legal purpose If out of Her
Maestys dominions, in the presence of my officer in
the Diplomatic or Consular service of Her Majesty.
JAMES II. W0DEHOUSE,
II. D. Ms Commissioner and Consul General.
II. B. Ms Consulate General, March 81, 1871. lO-2t
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Licenses Expiring in February, 1871.

Retail-HoN0LULU, Ist. Grunwald 4 sehuette
llth, Singer l2ih. Q. IL. spalding; Ist, Bodies a
Mani, LIST, Geo. Gray. PUNALUU, Oahu 20th. AL
Mi. H0OKENA, Hawaii. 9th, Chung Hoon
misunderstanding 20th, N. Philips 4
Co.. 9th, Dillingham; 4 Co.
Wholesale spirit-HONOLULU, G. Rhodes.
MISUNDERSTANDING 9Th, All Toong, Ho.
tel Street.
Horse-HoNoLULU. 81. Ksuvahiokalua, No
1876.
Buicher-HAEALEI. Kauai. 4th, All Luan a
Peka,
BilIiard-noNoLULU. ssh. R. Ryesoa,
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vigorous soil, can be made to render a
rich return for comparatively little labor,
while on the high slopes of the mountains,
nearly all the cereals and fruits of the
temperate zones may be produced. 1t
only requires patience, energy, and de
termination to cultivate, to make the pro
auctions of this Kingdom many fold more
numerous and remunerative than at
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-22

HpEFORE THE SUPREME COURT Of the
AD Hawaiian Islands, in Probate In the Of tho
Empire Of China deceased Al Chamber in the Court
House Honolulu Before the Honorable Alfred Hart
we'll First Associate Jusos Of the Supreme Court sitting in
Probate
On reading and filing the Petition Of Wong Sing Akaaa
praying that document possession Of thsCourt AMI
ed herein this Tenth day Of March, ISL purporng be
the last VIII Of said deceased made at Heung san Empire
Of China the 18th Of May 1865 be admitted Probate
that the Petitioner De appointed Administrator
annexed:
1t Is hereby ordered that FRIDAY the 3st DAY of March
A. D. ISL at 10 oelek Of that day the Court Room
in the Court House at Honolulu be appointed proving
said WILL and for hearing the said application Wong Sing
Akana to be appointed such Administrator with the III
annexed.
And further ordered that notice q this application b
published In the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE newspaper printed and
published in Honolulu for the period q three weeks.
Honolulu, March 10, 1871.
ALFRED S. HARTWELL
Attest: Justice Of the Supreme Court
L. McCuLLY. Clerk q.qf
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LEGAL NOTICES.
List of Foreign Jurors !
DRAwN for the APRIL TERM. A. d. ISL
.
Honolulu. March 18Th. 1s71. 81 =
DEFORE THE sUPREMF COURT % an,


WpEFORE THE SUPREME COURT OF the
- Hawaiian Islands, in Probate. In the 4 the
Estate Of WILLIAM WOND. late Of Honolulu deceased
At Chambers in the Court Room at Honolulu before the
Honorable A. Hartwe First Associate Justice Ct the su-
preme Court, in Probate.
GODFREY RHODES and JAMES s. LEMON Executor.
under the Will Of William Wond deceased haviEg this day
rendered and presented for settlement and led IN
Court their second annual account and filed Herewith
report Of their administration Of said Estate date
praying that decree Of distribution u thu nus
in their hands be made to hose entitled under the
the deceased
hereby ordered FRIDAY the sIst dav Of March
D. ISL at 10 O'Clock Of that day. the Court Room
In the Court House in Honolulu be appointed settle
ment Of the said account and that notice
publication in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE and the Az Okoa
Newspapers printed and published in Honolulu for the
period OF three weeks 70 all persons interested
tate, TO be and appear before said Court che
time and place Aforesaid then cuse Il
any they have why the prayer Of said petition Exc
tors should not be granted and decree distribution q
said Estate, prayed for. should be made.
Honolulu, March s, ISL.
ALFRED 5. HARTWELI.
Attest: Justice Of the surrcne Court
WALrER X. SEAL. Deputy Clerk. au
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Bright, Copal and Furniture Yarnish,
Boiled Linseed Oil, Turpentine,
Mason's Backing, Coffee Mills,
Axe. Pick, Sledge. ADJ, Hoe, 90,
Hammer & Chisel Handles,
Wool Cards, Saddles, Enameled Trunks,
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Attest; Justice Of the Supreme Court
. McCULLY, Clerk 90
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DEFORE THE SUPREME CoURT OF IN

ALFRED s. HARTWELL.
Attest Justice Of the Supreme Court.
WALTER r. SEAL. Deputy Clerk a5t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-09-02
wbx Some Women are shallow.

once saw a young lady ride the
whole way from Portland to Boston in
the cars without once leaning back
AGAINST the cushioned seat, so that she
should not tumble her black silk sash.
A barber told me that he ''curled a
Young lady" once for ball, and she had
two hundred and forty-seven curls when
she was done. "And | began at 10 in
the morning, and / never got through
with her till o'clock at night" DIR Dio
Lewis tells of a being who put 425 Il
think) yards of trimming upon one SIN
gle dress. 1--WE get no Christ from you,
said Romney Leigh. 'And verify, we
shall not get a poet in my mind. "
And. verify, when society has reduced
women to such straits as this, one hard
" understands such fact as Elizabeth
Barret Browning. -Four hundred and
twenty-five yards Conceive Of Honora-
BILE Charles Sumner or Professor Long
fellow in four hundred and twenty-five
wards of trimmings. Immagine the
speech on San Domingo or the Psalm
of Life, written in black silk sash, tied
in snarl to the authors coat tails, he
pausing at every classic metaphor, or
at the close of each moral stanZa, to see
if he had tumbled himself behind
Fancy Brown Seequard at a consulta-
ton in 247 curls. Picture him timing
the pulse of dying man with one hand,
and tightening his hair-pins with the
other.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-09-02
TRUTH DOTH NEVER DIE.

Though kingdoms, states and empires fall
And dynasties decay
Though cities crumble into dust,
And nations die away;
Though gorgeoustowers and palaces
In heaps of ruins lie,
Which once were proudest of the proud,
The Truth doth never die
Well mourn not DER the silent past,
Its glories are not fled;
Although its men of high renown
Be numbered with the dead.
Well grieve not o'erwhat earth has lost;
1t cannot claim a sigh
For the wrong alone hath perished,
And Truth doth never die
All of the past are living still
Allthat is good and true
The rest hath perished, and it did
Deserve to perish, too
The world rolls ever round and round,
And time rolls ever by
And the wrong is ever rooted up,
But the Truth doth never die
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-09-02
Col. NJ osby.

We clip from northern paper the
following drawn pen and ink sketch OF
Col. Mosby:
At Culpeper, a man five feet ten
inches high, broad shouldered, heavy
limbed, with straight, light brown hair,
cut close keen gray eyes, sharp thin
nose. firmly set mouth, protruding chin,
with dimple; forid complexion, thirty
six wears, the father of five children,
entered our cae and was introduced TO
us by land agent as Colonel Mosby.
! The Colonel is very blunt man in
his conversation, and has his likes and
his dislikes, which he does not attempt
TO conceal. He Is rather proud OF his
exploits during the war, and relates
some wondrous performances that my
men" done. And he tells it in such a
manner that, knowing the man, You are
perfectly willing to believe all that he
SAYS is true, and the mind guards itself
against any doubts, particularly while IN
his presence.
Just before reaching Warrenton juno
ton the Colonel was approached by 4
gentleman, who introduced himself as
somebody from Philadelphia, and after
a moments conversation said:
Colonel, | had a near and dear
friend, who was an officer in one OF our
Pennsylvania regiments, and he was lost
one night while on picket duty near
here-they say captured by your men.
Nothing has been heard of him since
that night, and thought Id make bold
to introduce myself and ask You if You
knew anything OF him. His rame was
D.. Lieutenant D.
Yes. killed him myself and he is
the only man that am positive | killed
during the war. Ny men brought me
some papers he had on his person, and
we cave him decent burial the next
morning. | will be pleased TO show
YOU where he sleeps at any time, or rem
der you any other assistance in my pow
er.
The ears stop. the brakeman cries,
Warrenton, the colonel shakes the
hand of the Philadelphian i'll peculiar
manner, brotherly smile of recogni-
ton passes between them, another pecu-
liar .:shake," and out marches the 'Guer-
rilla Mosby," "Wolf of Piedmont,
"Fox of the Valley" with slight
''stoop in the shoulders, and in that
loose shambling manner common to
men whose lives have been spent in the
saddle
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-09-02

in any mans way, or do aught to make
social custom respectable which leads
hundreds OF thousands of men into bon
dage and death. Why must the bottle
come out everywhere! Why can there
not be 4 festival occasion without this
vulgar gnzzling of strong drink
Woman, there are some things that
YOU can do, and this is one: : you can
make drinking unpopular and disgrace
full among the young. You can utterly
discountenance all drinking in your
house, and You can hold in suspicion ev-
cry young man who touches the cup.
You know that no Young man who
drinks can safely be trusted with the
happiness of any woman, and that he is
as unit as man can be for womanS So
ciety. Have this understood that ey
cry Young man who drinks is socially
prescribed. Bring up your children TO
regard drinking rs not only dangerous
but disgracetul. Place temptation in
no mans way II men make beasts of
themselves, let them do il in other so
ciety that yours. If your mercenary
husbands treat their customers from prl-
vate stores kept intheir counting rooms,
shame them 10 decency by your regard
for the honor of your home. Recog
nize the living, terrible fact that wine
has always been, and is to-day,the curse
of your sex that il steals the hearts of
men away from YOU, that it dries up
your prosperity, that il endangers your
safety, and it can only bring YOU evil.
If social custom compcls YOU to present
wine at your feaSts. rebel against II and
make a social custom in the interests of
virtue and purity. The matter is very
muchin YOU hands. The women of the
country, in what is called polite society,
can do more to make the nation tempe
rate than all the lcgislatorSand tumulhl-
ouS retormers that are struggling and
laundering in their efforts. At any rate
if they will try they shall have Serb
nsr's WOnfhiy to help them.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-09-02
BLASTING Powder and Fuse. Corn
d Hampers. Coal Hods. for sale by
McCurdu &. Duke,

BLASTING FOwOer ana fuse, Corn
D Hampers. Coal Hods. for sale by
McCurdy f. Duke.
Il NTI.FREEZING Cislern Pumps,
n Hydraulic Cement, for sale by
Nc Curdy & Duke.
WHE Improved Eagle Hay. Straw and
4 Stalk Cutter. cuts five different
lengths, also Tie Improved Delaware Corn
Shelter, double sad single spout, for sale
by Jic Curly e. Duke.
1lHE largest stock of fine Table and
" Pocket Cutlery in the county. will be
found at Nc Curdy E. Dukes.
rVERY srGcle in The Tlnwsre line for
"a sale by McCurdy f. Duke.
GLOVER SEED-25O Bushels Choice
" Ohio Clover Seed lor sale by
NcCurdy e. Duke
TEDZIE'S Rain Water Fd.erers, The
IL best article in use Tor sale by
McCurdy &. Duke.
DIBBS. Sunnysde. Sections and other
ID Fire Place Heaters. greatly improved
for 1870, will be delivered and pus up at
short notice and guaranteed.
McCurdy 8. Duke.
0PADES. Spade Forks, Hoes. Rakes,
- Garden Lines and Trowels. for sale
By Nc cCurdy f. Duke.
march III ChaIlestown.
Y1l HITE Wash Brushes, Cement, Cal.
III cine Plaster, Cistem Pumps and
Pslen, Water Drawers, for sale by
McCurdy g. Duke,
march ii Charlesiown.
Tl7 E have for sale large stock Of Tin
III ware of our own manufacture, 10 and
give promp, attention TO Tin Roofing and
Spou,ing. Nc Curdy 4. Duke,
march IL Charleslown.
HAMES, Trace Chains. and Horse
IL Collars, for sale by
Nc Curly &. Duke.
march III ChsIeslown.
old Iron. Bones, Rage, Old Copper
" and Brass, wanted in exchange for
Goods or Cash by
Nc Curly s. Duke.
march ii Charlesiown.
4 LARGE stock Of Buggy end Wagon
~ Whips, for sale by
McCurdy &. Duke,
DOPE. all sizes, Water Kegs, Tubs
Al and Wash Boards. for sale by
McCurdy & Dube.
NRENCH Muffin Pans, for sale by
Il McCurdy d. Duke.
DRIGHT Steel Hoes. 2. 3, and 4 line
ID Forks, Shoveks and Snalhes, us' re
ceived and for sale by
McCurdy & Duke.
TlARVEST SUPPLIES Of all kinds
~ lin our llne) just received and for sale
by McCurdy & Duke.
Vl7 ATER Coolers. Children's Wait.
W ers (somelhiug new other Wsilers
OF all sizes. Chamber Sells, just received
and for sale by McCurty e. Duke.
Il LARGE stock of Tinware Of all
"a klads. for sale by
McCurdy q Duke.
DRASS Preserving Kettles, Iron Spoons.
- Ladies Flesh Forks, Tin Plates, and
other Hsrves! Supplies, for sale by
McCurdy & Duke.
OS EOZ. Harves, Rakes, Grain Cra.
AQO dies. Scy,hes and Whe, Stones. for
sale by McCurdy & Duke.
II ELLER'S Gum Spring Drill, ,lhe best
IN Drill 10 the market for sale by
Me Curdy e. Duke.
WE are just receiving full stock Of
w Hardware and other goods in cur
line, which will be sold low.
MCCURDY e. DUKE,
lima Ck,,lastn,rp
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FOR RENT.

T OFFER for rem, upon reasonable
| terms The SKY LIGHT GALLERY
recently fitted up in my store house; also
large ROOM IN the same building,
suitable for exhibitions. festivals. &c.
For terms, &C., apply to R. S. VI. Hotf'
man. who occupies the store room 10
the building. \. A. COOK.
June 10 II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-09-02

NHE very place to buy your Hate and
L Shoes. is at the Cheap Cash Store.
april Is lloyd LickHder.
Z ARGE lot Of Summer Clothing jus,
~ received, such ss Linens, Alpscas,
Tweeds, CoIonades, Jeans. Casimeres.
at Lloyd Licklider's.
MACKINAW Straw Hats JUS, receiv.
LA ed at Lloyd Llcklider's.
2pHE very bes, place to buy cheap
4 Clothing. Hats, Shoes, Notions. and
Gents Furnishing Goods. is q,
june 10 Lloyd Licklider's.
NOTE THIS Ladies Lasting Kid
" Foxed Button Caters,
Mems Congress Caters. Fine Calf
Boots.
Gents silk mixed Csssiner suits, Cor
duroy Pants. and large stock Of Gloves
and Hosiery, at
april Is Lloyd Lickhder's.
GENTS Gauze Undershirts for Sum
VI mer wear, at LickHder's.
MEMS Lasting and Calf Skin Con-
lu gless CATERS, at LichHders.
TARGE 10, Linen Goats. Pants and
IL Vests, for men and boys. just recelv-
ed at Oak Hall. Lloyd Lickhder.
0TRAW Hats for men. boys and chill
y dren. just received a, Lickider's.
DURE Cider Vinegar. Tor sale by
4 may l3 ". L. Lemen.
T1OW HIGH lSH DIS Good Syr.
* ups from 40 10 80 cents. at
msyl3 ". r. Lemen's.
3UGARS a, 10 and IL cents per pound,
y a, ". r. Lemcn's
may l3 Cheap Store.
Z DOSE SHAD. Herring in barrels or
~ by the dozen, at ". T. Lemen's
Cheap Store.
S''es"e0' WV. M. R,ea1s1,sr.
May l3. 1871. #
IN 0NN POUNDS Of WOOL wan
IU,WUU ted. for which the biehes.
price in Cash will be paid.
nav l3 ". T. Lemen.
KllSH FISH !-Herrins by The bar.
4 rel or hundred, for sale low by
e. Rion Lucas.
Hsrper's Ferry, June 3. If
4 FINE assortment OF Queensware and
n Tin Ware for Harvest. for sale low
by r. Rion Lucas.
Harper's Ferry. June 3. If
DAKER'S CHOCOLATE, bes, in use
% Tor sale low by r. Rion Lucas.
Harper's Ferry. June 8. tt
gNHE lron.clsd White wash Brush, the
/ best in use. for sale low by
r. RION LUCAS.
Hsrper's Ferry. April 20
THE Powdered Bath. a most
/ excelen, article for cleaning metals;
every housekseper should use it. for sale
by r. Rioa Lucas.
Harpet's Ferry, June q. If
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AGENTS WANTED EvERYwHERE

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lisher's Price.
Order any book you may desire and it will be
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Our .Nr Imperial Classified Caialogu. for
1871 just issued, being a complete Guide TO
ever, branch of American Literature, with in-
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-09-02
For Sale.

T WILL cell privately my HOUSE and
LOT we'll improved, containing 20
ACRES OF LAND. three quarters Of
mile north of DuAield's Depot. B. g.
Ohio Railroad. and near the lated
Shenandoah Valley Railroad. For par
ticulars address +. ). RUSE.
Dufields. Jefferson Co.. w. Va.
Sept. 10. 1870. tt
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-09-02
STRAW WANTED.

Tll E will be prepared on and alter Au.
III gus, 20lh, 10 purchase STRAW
either to be delivered at our Mill or on
The ground at farms, and would sUgges.
's farmers desirous Of selling to separate
The chat from The straw in threshing.
ASHTON, WHELEN Il co.
Shepherdstown, August 6, 1870. tt
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-09-02

NlHE Celebrated Excelsior Cook SIoae
( for sale by H. C. MaIten.
V17 HEELlNG Cook Stoves for sale
II by H. C. Marien.
ELL Stoves warranted to give saisfsc.
~ ton by II. c. Marien.
2pIN and Shee, Iron Ware Of my own
1 manufacture. made out Of the best
ma,ersI, for sale by II. c. Marten.
DARTlCULAR attention paid to Roof
( ing and Spouting. and all kinds OF
Job Work, in town or country, IN my
line of business. II. {. Marien.
EVERYTHING belonging TO q well
n furnished Tin and Stove House kept
on hand and for sale by
H. C. Marten,
Shepherdslown.
MAY 27.Is7I. #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-09-02

NORN CORN will receive any
y amount of Corn in exchange for Mer-
chsndize al highest marke, prices.
J. S Ms'uin,
jan ID Elk Branch.
A NEW lot OF French Note Paper, al
II sep3 Billings Drug Store.
DLACK Silks, a,
ID may Rickard e. Uelshans'.
BOOTS BOOTS Nice stock OF
q hand. Prices reduced.
J. s. Meluin,
nl4 Elk Branch.
NURE Roasted Coffee al
< may = Renfch's.
i FEW Families can be supplied with
AZ Ice by applying to
may 6 ID. y. Rentch.
ia MDM POUNDS Of WOOL want
AODOOO ed, for which the highest
market price will be given.
msy7 Rickard e. Ueishans.
NEW GOODS.-Ano'her large supply
~ OF Ladies Lasting Caters and Chill
dren's Shoes. j. S. Fleming,
May 27 Shepherdstown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-09-02

7OHN AND jtsi,ATHAN, an excel
u lent book, for sale a, Staleys
iune 3 Book Store.
THE Christian Year. new religious
i monthly, the size OF Scubners
Monthly. containing interesting matter.
Price 25 CTS. per number, or s3 year.
". H. Haiey,
Juiy 22 ewsdesler.
YlLEETWOOD'S Life uf Christ. an
x improved and cheap edition. Price
$3.50 and LIS according to binding
For sale by ". II. StafeN
July % Newsletter.
GTEPS Toward Heaven. price l.25.
y by + S. Arthur. and Dictionary Of
the Holy Bible, price l,75. For sale by
". H. &aley,
july % Newsdealer.