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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-09
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COIhI VI HAH AEaAA
- ISLANDS in Probste-In the Matter % Estas u
Her Majesty Queen DoWager H. KAPAKUHAILg late o.
Honolulu, OAHU deceased At Chambers, bef1ro Hon
HartWell
On reading and fling the Petition and Accounts q
W. Austin, Charles II. Judd and Charles Kauaina Admins
traitors Of the Estate 4 Her Majesty Qneen Doager H.
kapakuha late q Honolulu deceased wherein they *
to be allowed g dl454 and charge themselves with SO -
and ask that the may be examined and approved and
that final order may be made II dstrbuon q proper
y remaining In their hands 70 the persons thereto eHfd
and disehargng them and their suretes from an further
sponsihiiy such Administrators
IL Is Ordered that MONDAY the 18th lay Of August A.
D. ISL at 10 o'clock A. H. before the said Justice
bers in the Court House Honolulu be and the hereby
s appointed as the time and place r hearing aid Petition
aud Accounts and that all persons interested may then and
there appear and show cause II any they have wy the
should not be granted and may evieEe Who
entitled 70 the said property And that this Order In The
Hawaiian and English languages be published 10 the Hawai-
ian Gazette and ke Au Okoa newspapers printed and publish
ed In Honolulu, for three successive weeks preyouE he
time therein appointed for said hearing.
Dated Honolulu, II. l., this 9th day of July A. D. ISL
ALFRED s. HARTWELL
Attest: Justice % the supreme Court
WsrTwr II graL CLERK
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a. CAMPBELL, TAILOR,
gent for the American Fashions

Published By GieDeross Co., New York.
TIHEIR Monthly Journal Of Fashion ane
Il and Half Yearly Report their vaua5ls Works
on Cutting their Systems and Scales and al kinds
Of Tools for Iaiors use Those wishing % suh-cTbs
can get fnh particulars By calling On the Agent,
Rhodes BuildinR KaakInanu ST.. % Stair. 81 I'm
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Old Coughs, Colds and Ashmatica1 Affec-
tions
tons.

These Pills assisted in their by rubbing Hooway's
Ointment eectuay twice day upon the throat and
chest and keeping those parts c0Teerd with the preparation
will be found the most effective remedy for asthma coughs
colds bronchitis and influenza These remedies tranqnze
hurried breathing the irraied ar-tube and
t in disiodgng the pblegm which stops up the passages
This has proved wonderfully Efficient only
years standing and zhen the patients bad
state not able to lie down their beds lest they should be
ehoked by phiegm.
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

These Pills confidently recommended the most
simple remedy for indigestion atuency, collie
aciity heartburn constipation and all the many maladies
resulting from s0rred tomachs bowels In all diseases
Il Of primary Importance the stomach right These
Pills purifiers Alternatives and strengtheners Of tho
stomach. They may be taken under any circumstances
Though powerfully tonic and satisfactorily aperent they
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Assessor,s Notica.

iTlHE Commanding Officers Of the several
L Volunteer Companies, and the different Firs
Companies Of Honolulu. are required 70 make iuns-
date returns o. alphabetical lists Of setiTs MEMBER
in good standing Of their Companies a. Of July I.
1871 to the Assessor, at his oes IN Mariae street.
according 70 az. g. H. JUDD,
20 In Assessor.
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lIRGgIT oog, 60 JsalsIal -.

GfIRCUIT COURT, Second Judicial Gre nit,
~ in Probate ~ Chambers In the Matter u the Estate
Of FRANCIS A. OUDINOT. of Lahalna. Mari. deceased
Document purportinE be the last VIII and restsneut
q Francis A. Oudnot q Lahaina Maui iecsased having
the 18th day Of July A. D. ISL been presented aid
Probate Court and petition f probate thereof having The
been filed Il p. II. TreadWay. Esq. sheriff q Mani r. l.
II Is hereby ordered that SATURDAY the i2ih day q
August A d. ISL o'clock in tho afernoun
Court House In Lahhina, Maui BE- and the hereby
appointed the time Tor proving said VIII and hearing aid a
pcst9n when and where any person interested nay appe1r
and contest the said VIII asd the granting q Letters Tea
msotary
ABR FORSANDEE
Circsit Judge 81 Judicial District, HaWaish fsanis-
Lahans. Maai Jnly u. LEILA
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Weakness, and Debility, Nervous Irrita-
billtY,

The wholesome effect exercised BY these admirable Pills
the blood and fluids generally Is like charm in jspel
ling low spirits and restoring cheerfunes Their general
aperient qualities well 1T them for domestic medicine par
tcuary for females Of all ages and periods q life They
betry any disagreeable irritating qualities; they
quickly eject all impurities from the system. and regulate
every function Of the body giving wonderful and
~ weak and debtated persons while they brace and
strengthen the nervous system in most extraordinary
manner.
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Derangement and Distension of the
Bowels, Flatulency, Diarrhea
and Dysentery

Any symptoms Of the above complaints should Be imaed
atsy met b. appropratve doses Of these % according
the printed directions delay may be followed by disastrous
consequence These Pills certain remedy for all the
ailments Of the amentary canal they the thorough
digestion Of the food and kindly the stomach
EYer, kidneys, and bowels AS household medicine they
unriT1led, and should always Be On hand
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Per "FaIkinburg" from Portland Direct

DBLs & HF BBLS BEST QUALITY
ID Columbia River Salmon,
Gases Superior Sugar Cured Hams
Cases Oregon Bacon,
Cases do Lard in lob tins,
Es- All of which are of the best selected articles
and warranted as goodas can be found in the market.
For sale at the lowest prices by
II BoLLEs & co.
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To Regain Health. STRENGTH and Vigr

Whenever persons find themselves in that termed
little out Of health and there many work
shorten life it necessary that Hoovays Pills the fin
purifier Of the blood known should be TAKEN
they only rid both solids and fluids Of all morbid
tiers but regulate all dsordered actions and strengthen the
frame in 4 most extraordinary manner
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION

Education Committee Of Oahu c.
Honolulu, 18th July, 1s7I.-27-5t
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HoNoLuIU. August Sth, 1871.
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Notice.
THE PARTNFRsHIP Of w. N

Honolulu. August 2. 1871.
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Very Important, Of Costiveness Beware.

- ---A'"0-5 --N 9-0--~ ~ -e u -4H--
Very Important, Of COstiveness Beware.
Rarely but little notice is taken Of eostiveness yet Ger
tain periods il is sign that danger All who
seized with appopexy and paraly have previously suf
fered from eostivsnes In the former the blood flies
the head small ruptured the BRAIN and
the Let wives counsel their husbands and husbands
their wives 70 70 bed second night IL the bowels
have been properly moved during day particularly If
they feel heavy and dr0Esy few gentle doses Of these
fine Pills viii regulate the circulation q the blood and
move all dangerous symptoms.
HozOpoys Pzs are he best rsnedg Elorn IN tie
o~ld far he Jolloving Diseases:
Ague Female Irregular serofula, or Kings
Asthma ties Evil
Bilious Complaints Fever Of all kinds Sore Threats
Blotches the Fits Stone and Gravel.
akin Gout Secondary symtonls
Bowel Complaints Headache IIc-D0lofe1x
Colios Indigestion Tum0rs
C0nsfipation Of the Inflammation UIceE
BOEels Jsundce Venereal Affections
Consumption Liver Complaints Worms u ell kinds
Debility L1mbago Weakness, from
Droisy Piles whatever cause
Dyssntery Rheumatism &C. &C.
ETJspelas Retentio1 Of Urine
soId at the Establishment Of PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY
"a Strand oear Temple Bari London also BY respect
able Druggists and Dealers Medicines Throughout the civil
U.s., 2az-, aid Is each box
sssere i considerable sAT1ng By taking the larger sizes
EB-Drsetons fr the guidance q patients in every dis
ordar afzxed 70 each box
% J. t. WATERHOUsE, Agent.
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These reasons, together with the fact
that San Francisco is home port, where
all the difficulties of the season can be,
and generally are. settled, as some have
found to their very great Inconvenience,
viii make San Francisco an impraetieable
and expensive port, and one, in our
opinion, at which whalers can not recruit
so long as the business is carried on from
ports In the East.
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1Ts 81
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THE next term of this Institution will
i begin WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of Sept.
next, and continue 14t weeks.
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There will soon be railroad passing
from from Yeddo to Yokohama, Japan, and
then on South through the entire length
OF the empire. With the completion of
this road the interior of Japan will be
practically thrown open to the world. A
great change is perceptible in the Japan
ese. Even the mobiles are beginning to
mix more freely with the foreigners.
The public lands, though the heritage
OF all, havo been given to speculators to
the amount of 150,000,O0O acres in tho
last few years. It is time the old States,
which contributed 30 largely, both to
original and later purchases, shared
moro fully in the benefits OF the common
possession, either by direct benefits, or,
what Is better, reduced Federal taxation.
a St Joseph paper notes the discovery
OF the wreck of an old steamboat, sunk
IN the Missouri River, opposite Park
vile, in the hull of which was found q
large amount of freight, including 500
barrels of whiskey and an equal amount
OF wine and brandy.
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It ID, reported that at the Dover ENC.

It ID, reported that at the Dover fEno.
land custom house q seizure vaa recent.
ly made of q case of IA watches. di.
rected to the United States, but which
he'd been brought from some villages on
the continent, where the names Of Che
best English makers had been engraved
on the inside plates. The cases were
male of good gold. but the works were
utterly worthless. It is asserted that
large numbers of inferior witches bear
ing the name and trade marks of Eng
lish makers have been manufactured on
the continent Of Europe and then ship
ped to the United States by way of Great
Britain, 80 as to deceive purchasers in
America.
AMADEUS. The new King of Spain is
called "carpet-bagger, and the people
OF the provinces make nook PROFESSIONS.
with macaroni rs badges, and o monkey
as the object of honor, to excite Of once
the ridicrlc and the wrath os=ali Spun
iards.
A colored man, named Crofford. was
run over by train on the Central Rail
road, near Charlotte, N. O., few DAYS
ago, and died, yesterday, from the effects
of his injuries.
Mr.. Gabe Wright, of Rome, Co., and
his family, were victims of the recent
steamboat disaster on the Mississippi
they were all drowned.
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American Intelligence.

WASHINGTON, January 11.-Postmas.
ter-General Creswell, with delegation
representing the element in Maryland
opposed to Democracy, called on the
President to-day, in relation to Che
movement on hand to inaugurate con.
solidation movement against the De.
mocracy Of that State. They said no.
thing about officers
There is authority for saying that all
rumors, since the resignation Of Secreta.
ry Cox, of Cabinet changes, are without
aparticle Of foundation. Every member
seems to be thoroughly satisfied with
his position, and the President is sstis.
lied with them all. The President does
not intend, as some of the newspapers
nave stated, to send message to Con.
gress on the subject of reconstruction.
he Will, however, in few DAYS, trans.
nit large number of reports from
military officers, received at the War
DePartment, in which complaints are
made and incidents given Of outrapes
ana disturbances in the South. They
Will be submitted in order that action
may be taken, with view to afford the
required relief, and Recommendation
TO this effect may bo made by the Presi-
dent in brief message.
dAVAHA, January l2.-Sena, q rebel
bearer of dispatches, captured with Ma.
dame Cespedes, was executed. The wife
of Juarez. Mexico's President, is dead.
New YORK, January 12.-The Herali's
special reports the French works at Bel.
iancas destroyed. Fort Nogent has re.
commenced firing. Shells were thrown
lnto the Paris and Lyons Railway sta.
ton: 1t is rumored that the hospital O,
the InvaIids was hit. None of the French
iorts have yet been reached; their cap.
tuTe Involves an advance in the open
ned. Paris will fall from hunger and
WEAKNESS, but never from artillery.
Madame Cespedes left the President in
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Enjoy heaven OF rest by using the cele
brated tonic, OLD CAROLINA BI1TERs. J8 IS

cts nifty curis," said Mrs. Partington to
Ike, while reading. about tho impending war
in Europe, that the Hollerhorn creates such
disease among the cattle in Amor!ky." The
old lady, having delivered herself of the
above, took dose Of LIppMAS's GREAT GER
MAN BITTERs to cheer her depressed spirits,
and resumed her knitting.
Lippman's Bitters are for sale by all drug.
gists and dealers. Depot in Columbia. &. G.,
at GEIaEn Il MCGREaoRs, Druggists. S18
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Row WITH CIRCUS COMPANY me
young men of Opelika got into row
with the workingmen of Robinson g.
Co.'s circus after the close of the per-
formance in Loaohapoka. Monday night.
Frank Bailey received pistol shot in the
hand, Edwin Harris cut in the collar
bono With o knife, and Bailey, Harris
and Crawford, various blows. One
Snowman was dangerously shot, another
badly out, and others injured. It is re.
ported that the circus people commenced
the assault.
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Hay and Cow Feed

hay and Cow Feed.
1 HAVE just received the finest lot OF East
l. crn HAY that has been in our market for
length of time. I have also on hand n lot
OF RICE FLOUR for COW feed, both of which
l will sell low for cash
JOHN d. BATEMAN, Agent,
Jan IL Columbia Ice House
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MARRIED.

In Columbia, on the 18th instant, by Rev.
Miss Il. A. EVANS, Of Barlow, Ga.
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FINANCIAL AND UOIpIERCIAI.

-
COLUMBIA, s. O., January 13.-Salcs of
cotton, yesterday, la bales-middling
13M@1336c.
LONDON, January 11-Evening.-Con-
soils 9256. Bonds 8955.
LIVERPOOL, January 11-Evening
Cotton quiet and steady-uplapds tx
Orleans SIS; sales IL, 600 bales; speculn-
ton and export $500.
NEW YORK, January 12-Noon.-
Stocks very strong, but not very active
Government and State stocks and seen.
rites steady but dull. Gold weak
opened at 107a, and is now 1Os5. Mo-
iney eusy, at G(97 per cent. Exchange
long 9'S; short 97s. Flour, corn and
wheat quiet and very firm Pork firm
mess 2O.25. Lard firm, Mt 1216@12l5.
Cotton steady; sales 1900 bnles-up-
lands l51d. Freights firm.
I L. M Money 5(96. Sterling Oh
09l4. Gold 107aC01I. Governments
very dull. 62s S5o. State stocks dull
except Iennessees and new South Caro-
llnas-Tennessees G.; new 631y. Virgi.
Mas 6G; new G1. Louisinnas G5: new
GO; levees 60; SIS so. Alabamas SIS; 5s
o. Georgias 70; Is S9is. North Caro-
linas 40; new %. South Carolinas 80:
new GO. Cotton dull and heavy; sales
1900 bales, at 151:i. Flour firm and in
talr demand common to good Southern
G.25@6.5O. Whiskcy little firmer, at
"; 0y92la. Wheat unchanged. Corn
lc. better Pork firmcr-old 10. so; new
~ 2o02O.5 so. Beef quiet. Lard closed
dull. Freights dull-cotton, steam, q.
BALT1M onE. January II. = Cotton
easier-middling 151s; receipts SIS
bales; sales 525; stock II, 2,435.
NORFOLK, January 12.-Cotton oniet-
low mlddling IA; receipts 1,Gl9 bales:
sales 100; stock S,3lO.
ST. Louis, January 12-FIour firm, at
LOO for low grades. Whiskey easy, Mt
IS. Bagging %. Provisions active.
Mess pork 1880. Shoulders 0ls; clear
sides 12 Lard 12.
CINc1SNATT, January 12.-Flour steady
anu IN moderate demand. Corn--heavy
receipts and depressed market, at 51(6
81: Provisions firm generally not
offered to any extent. Pork in little
demand. Lard in speculative demand
and higher. at 1122i. Bacon and whis-
key unchanged
LOUISVILLE. January 12.-Flour and
com unchanged. Provisions active.
Mess pork 20.50. Shoulders 9l5; clear
sides II. Lard IL. Whiskey quiet, at
~. Do6SibS WShh.
New ORLEANS, January 12.-Flour-
~, coo barrels were sold yesterday for
Great Britain and Cuba; superGne S. 10;
double G.00@G.25; no superfne or dou,
BILE in market. Sugar lower-fair Gs5M
"a; prime $685.; white 1111@13. No
lasses-common 35@40; prime 54056;
choice $4,000. Others unchanged. Cot.
ton -middlings 14I5@142d; re-
ceipts 14,729 bales; sales G,3O0; stock
214, 162.
WIhM1NaToN, January 12. - Cotton
quiet and steady -middlings IA; receipts
l67 bales; sales Ill stock 2,341.
CHARLEsToN, January 12-Cotton quiet
and steady-middlings 1456; receipts
2,l12 bales; sales 500; stock SO, 4S0.
AUGUSTA, January 12.-Cotton steady,
at Il for middlings; sales 1,O40 bales;
receipts 1,570.
SAVANNAH, January 12.-Cotton firm
middlings l424; receipts 3,175 bales;
sales 500; stock SO,335.
MOBILE, January 12.--Cotton quiet
middlings AZ; receipts 1874 bales;
sales l, $40; stock 81, 1922.
BosToN, January 12.-Cotton quiet
and -middlings 15ls; receipts
$50 bnles; sales 500; stock $500.
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~ TO KENT-A cottage OH Washington
iiIis street. EDWIN J. SCOTT.
fA0- Jan IL Q
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Bark Wanted.

JAIN WduC2u.
4 tooNSInACnS IN arc invited for furnishing from
~ 250 to 800 cords OF OAK BARK. for Tho
Columbia Tannery. Parties proposing to con-
tract FOR thu whole or any part OF above quan.
tity, will please specify the number OF cords,
at point OF delivery.
Persons owning bark lands, but who are not
prepared to get the bark, can probably ar
range to sell the trees as they stand. Ad-
dress JOHN WAIIFS & CO
Jan II a.
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Seed Potatoes.

T00 BARRELS PINK EYES and PEACH
NV BLOWS, i'll fine order, for sale low
for cash only. EDWARD HOPE.
Jan 13
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Situation as Teacher Wanted

A YOUNG LADY, who has experience in
IN IN Ieaching, is familiar with the English
Dr Drawing and Painting, desires Situation an
!tEAa,CbEit, Ill school or in rospectabl
Iamlly, either in or out of town. The best Of
[eteTonces re- given. Apply at this Office, or to
W :. .. I-asai. Jan II
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GTOCKS, BONDS md COUPONS bought
~ and sold by D. GAMBRILL, Broker.
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Wanted.

A TEACHER, to take charge Of the Lees
N vile Academy. Must be competent to
teach Lain and Greek. il required. Address
D. D. MITCHELL, Trustee,
Jan l3 u Leesville, $. C.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-02
Paris HUI.

The ladies connected with the Uni
versalist Society at Paris Hill, will hold n
Neck.Tie Sociable, at Academy Hall, on
Thursday evening, May 4th. Refresh
ments will be furnished, and n good time
is expected. All are cordially invited.
Admission ten cents.
The sessions OF Paris Hill Lodge, |. D.
of G.. r.. hereafter will be at Academy
Hall. Installation next Friday evening.
Mrs. Samson Andrews, is improving
the Judge Emery stand, in our village,
very much. and making il one of tho
finest residences in town.
c. T. Mcllen. is extending the piazza
around the front Of his house, which will
make n handsome addition to his beauli
lnl residence.
Miss Sarah J. Prentisi, has been paint
ing her rural little cottage. which makes
il more than ever iii dwelling Tor the
lady of taste who occupies it.
The County offices are also being reno.
waited by the paint and whitowash brush.
The Union House of Mr.. Horace Cum
mings, is also being improved by paint
on the outside
Mr.. Horatio Austin has made one OF
contest and neatest places in town. out OF
the j. Dudley stand.
Mr., Austin Partridge has finished the
two story dwelling started by Mr.. Sam'l
Jackson, on Lincoln street. and made u
very neat residence for himself.
The locality around The Steam Mill,
will be more thickly settled with dwell.
ings soon.
The Sled Factory bniIding was rails
ed last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-02

resorted to violence. and fought out the
rebellion, and that it cost trifle TO ex.
ecute the Job. which raised our taxes
slightly. These taxes, however. under
republican lule. arc being reduced by
millions, and cur national credit never
was better As to multiplying public Of
fees. there NAV BE- some fault in this die
rection, but it should not DC forgotten
That our country is expanding and all its
interests increasing. making moro work
to do in al public offices, besides the
Tuck is an old democratic one which they
should be held responsible for initiating |!
The most shallow dodge in the-address
Is the small talk about the expenses of
government, and the very convincing
exhibit OF extravaganza of the iepubli.
cans, by comparing the expenses of 1861
with 1870,
Democrats may he furnished with am
munition for their campaign by such fig
ureS, 1t IS not very llatterlng to their party
TO admit, but republicans cannot be
caught by such chat. No wonder that
some ut their party organs call il a tame
document aud administer rebukc to the
central power exercised 10y democratic
Congressman in attempting to make a
platform for all sections OF the Union 10
stand on-they will not be bound 10y it.
When it is remembered that good por-
ton of the siguers OF the address were
rc6ei officers and soldiers. there is not
much wonder that It's contents are un-
palalable to some northern members of
the party The reJcl element OF the
democratic party will be found as difficult
to manage as the black element of the
republican party; and if we were to ex-
change we should want boot, and then
have it applied to region OF their body
admirably adapted to the muscular action
OF the lee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-02
Vest Paris.

The Register says: Sugar makers had
an unusnsi good flow of sap this spring.
C. ID. Pickett madcnearly or quite Ia
tons; Daniel Day nearly ton; the latter
caught 6 hhds. of sap in one day.
Reuben Whitman and others, made quite
large lots.
L. B. Swan sold horse to Ebcn Cory
for $3.50.
The spting is very forward-grass
quite green. Sheep get their living in
pastures. Farmer are busy on farms.
Business IL lair here.
DR.. .. X. Yates who came here six
months ago, is having ve:y extensive
practice, and more eases than he can
possibly attend 10.