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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-03
Shenandoah Herald.
WOODSTOCK. VIRGINIA.
Morning, DC tober srd, 1879
Town and County Affairs.
Mass Meeting at
WOODSTOCK, OCT. 9TH 1872

WOODSTOCK, OCT. 9TH 1872.
On next Monday, Court day, Mass Meet.
ing of the Conservative Party .swill be held
at Woodstock. We earnestly urge all who
are interested in the success of the party
and the prosperity and peace of the country
to attend and listen to the distinguished
gentlemen who will address the people on
that occasion. The gentlemen named below
have been appointed by the Conservative
State Committee to address the people and
are expected to be present: Gen. L.
Kemper, Hon. John Lstcher, Hon. J. r.
Tucker, Col. Jas. W. Skinner, Judge A 3
Cochran. Moses Walton and Gen. j. B.
Roller. There may be other distinguished
gentlemen present of whom we have not
heard
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-03
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The individual who borrowed(!) my Um
berell, without my knowledge or consent,
will please return it. No questions will be
asked.
Respectfully
JOHN F SHERRY
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: :
DEATHS,

In this place ON Sunday morning last, If.
ter protracted illness. Philip Brubeck aged
60 years, l month and 6 days.
At the Luniic Asylum in Staunton, Va.
on the 18th of September, 1879, after a
lingering illness, Charles L.. Grim. of VIM
chester, in the 4Sth year of his age.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-03
: A SONG FOR THE SINGER.

Sing song. sing q song, singing away,
The ".Singers" the glory and pride of the day,
It is anything, everything. king or queen,
There is nothing can beat the Singer Machine
To- day tits tailor, and making coat.
To morrow shoemaker, sewing boots
Again It's scamstress, .andmakingta shirt,
And now it is braiding very fine skir..
1t can cord, it can gather, hem, tuck and fell
FIVE ply beaver cloth, will sew ii quite well;
And lnst, though not least, ere closing my ryyue
1t can gather and sew on a bard at che tine
Regardless of lines, OF: seasons weather,
Itsings like nightingale runs like feather,
lis my daily companion.my darling, my
honey,
| love it because it knows how to make meme
So sing sa-song, sing song singing all the day
| sing while i work for the work is but play;
1t isany thing, everything, king or queen,
There is nothing can beat the Singer Machine
Apr lift,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-03

List of letters remaining in The Post Of
fee at Woodstock, if not called for in two
weeks will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Lewis Payroll Henry Kaghee, VIM. Hall,
John K Neff, 7. T. Cans, DR. ]. W. Bow
man, Joseph Swartz, Abraham Smooth, G.. &.
Lupton, Jos. lingo, Jackson Times, John
Nerkly, Mrs. Christian Glenn, Mrs. Annie
Cation, Mrs. Catharine Keller, Mrs. Betty
Jackson, Miss Maggie Winall, Mrs. Nimrod
We,zel, Mrs Kate O'Conner
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COME one, COME ALL.

"
Finding it impossible to conduct business
without money, and as a number OF my Gus
toners seemingly have forgotten the fact, I
take this method Of reminding. them and earn
estly request them to come forward at once
and make payment as delays are dangerous
and MONEY | MUST HAVE. l will wait
until Court next, after that time | will be
compelled to appeal in a different form to
those who are slow to pay
Aug j. W. BANNER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-03

An ounce Of preventive is worth pound
Of cure Te prevent chill and fever, take
Simmons Liver Rsgpla tor.
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,,
To our Patrons.

endcbted to us to come forward and bay the
small amount. due US. Our funds are scat
tered in small amounts over large exteni
of territory, but these small sums if pal
promptly would relieve us to considerab lie
extent and enable us to give you a mucl
better paper. We would be pleased 10 SET
our friends, who are disposed to assist US by
promptly meeting their indebtedness, at oul
ofice on next Monday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-03

TUST RECEIVED ATTHE DRUG
IL And VARIETY STORE an assortment Of
FRESH CANDIES, COMMON
|. and FANCY, FIGs,EAISlNS,
& CURRANTs, cITR0N, LEMONS,
E0RAvGES, NUTS &c., &C., all as cheap as
kths cheapest, I,~x--.<<4,
5 Jpne aft. B. SCHMITT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-03

A new Singer Sewing Machine TO trade for
grain or produce. Apply at this office.
oct. 3-3t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-03

Fer Agents. Work at
home Or travelling. Cash
Pay: Particulars free.
QyR FuEsIrE FRIESD,
D
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10
The Physicians Report of the
Queens Hospital.

The following report was made by R. McKib-
bin Jr. NJ. d. to the Board Of Trustees of the
Queens Hospital.
QUEENS HOSPITAL, 2lst March, 1872.
To The Trustees Of The QueeH's Hospital GENTLE
MEN: have the honor to submit the following
report for the Quarter, ending 2lst March:
During this period a larger number of applicants
have sought admission into the Hospital, and dis
penssry relief, than in any like term since have
known it,
The total number Of patients in the Hospital at
present is IS, viz: % males and l9 females, (Ha-
waiians,) and Is Foreigners, a paying) The numl
Der Of admissions SO, against &c and 40 of the two
previous Quarters; of these Sc were males, and IS
females. 279 new names have been entered in the
books against l67 and 1872; and ,94s prescriptions
made up against 1870 and 1l65, of the previous
Quarters. Discharged, a. viz: 40 males and %
females. The greatest number of indoor patients
e. and the smallest As The deaths have been
5 natives and 8 foreigners; of these were males
and females-2 from pulmonary consumption,
from fever, from Brights disease OF the kidneys,
from liberation of intesiines, l from hemoHhage,
pulmonary and from chronic diarrhea Several
Of these cases were brought by their friends when
beyond all hope Of recovery, and succumbed shortly
afterwards
Mr.. T. Toel, (Purveyor,) continues to give me
every satisfaction, and appears to get very WELL
both with the natives and foreigners.
Respectfully submitted.
ROBERT McKIBBrS, JR., VI. D.,
Surgeon 70 nte Queens Hospital
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10
COMMERCIAL.
HONOLULU, April 9. Isl

HONOLULU, APRIL 9, 1872.
Tho Steamship Nebraska arrived this morning,
bringing US Auckland dates up to March 2Sd. She
brings as cargo some 1900 bales WOOL and something
over 100 passengers.
The advices from Sydney are up to March 10th, in
which they say, Sugars continue firm, and prices
have still upward tendency"
Our New Zealand advices report the best grades of
Sugars in demand, and from figures given we believe
that good grades viii net more than they will in San
Francisco, that is, if we wish to put them in bags
and save our kegs.
E. P. Adams sold at his room, Thursday and Fri
day last, goods ex Malyina and Garstang The first
day the sale poorly attended, owing to it being
partly Chinese holiday; the latter better at
tended, and prices much improved. The total sales
amounted to about So 600.
The brig Hesperian, from Humboldt, is at hand,
with a cargo Of Redwood Lumber, to Walker
Allen. We have not heard that the cargo has teen
disposed Of The brig will load for San Francisco in
Walker Aliens Line.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10

Owing to the repairs necessary TO be made upon
the Steamer Kilauea, it is hardly probable that she
will be able TO make the proposed trip TO Kauai
this week. Circulars were sent TO Kauai by schoon
ers sailing on Monday of the probable detention of
the steamer. 1t is proposed if the repairs are com
pleted in time, to sail for Kauai on Monday. The
steamer will 90 direct TO Nawiliwili returning to
Honolulu on Wednesday. morning, and sailing on
the same evening for Kawahae Should the repairs
not be completed by Monday, the steamer will not
visit Kauai until June 9th
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10
PASSENGERS.

From Humboldt per Hesperian, April s-A Muller.
For Port Gamble, per Camden April 5-Thos Howe and
wife.
From Windward Ports per stmr Kilauea April 6-Mr and
Mrs Durham, Mrs Mary Adams, Mrs Butler and child,
Parke, II Agnew, W johnson, and about % deck.
From Auckland z per stmr Nebraska, April 9th-Mrs
W Huchson Mr. Webb c Knox, II Knox, J Brown and
Mr. Maserano wife and chdren and 10l passengers
transitu foI Francisco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10
PORT OF HONOLULU.


Apr5-Am brig Hesperian, Wilkinson q days from Hum
boldt
4-sehrs Nettie Merrill from Maui Jenny and Fairy
Queen from Kauai.
6-Stmr Kiiauea from Windward Ports, and schr Jua
nita from Molokai.
9-Am stmr Nebraska, Harding IS days from Auckland
z, schrs Annie from Hawaii. Manuokawai from
Kauai, Kamoi and sip Live Yankee from Maui
French figate La Flore. Admiral de Lapen, Il days
from Tahiti, schr NJ Ward, Hickman, 81 days from
Howlands Island.
SAILED.
Apr S-Schrs Pauah for Maui and Manuokawai
4-Brit bk Garstang Thornton, for Howland's Island.
schrs Kamoi and Luka for Mani, and Uilama for Ha-
waii.
Sam bk Camden, Robinson, for Puget Sound.
S-Schrs Nettie Merrill for Maui and Prince Hawaii.
e-Schrs Jenny for Kauai, kinau for Maui Hokulele
Warwick and JuanitA for Molokai
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10

TIE Nebraska, on her recent trip up from Auck-
land, called at the harbor of Pago Pago remaining
at anchor during the night 1t is said that Captain
Meade, of the Narragansett, had made treaty with
the native chiefs of the Island by which the harbor
of Pago Pago was ceded to the United States
This information was also communicated by the
Nevada, a month ago.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10

Tar Mail Carrier for Oahu reports heavy rains on
the Koolau side Of the Island. The stream at Wal
swollen by the rains that it had washed
away the sand embAnkment at its mouth, which OBJ
ged him TO male detOur around the foot of the hills
before being able to At Laie the freshet had
carried away the bridge. house was demolished
by lightning, and The beams twisted into all i'm
acinable sbapes nobody hurt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10
BRITISH SHIP DEVONSHIRE
Apparel, Sails, Running Gear. Boats.
Anchors, Chains, &C, &e.,


Fore Sails. Main Sail. Top sails.
Top-gallant Sails. spanker. ! Try Sail. 9 1Ihs.
Fore-topmast Stay Sails.
l I0-iB. Hawser. I Gin Hawscr. So faith. Eir.
Tarred. 60 faith p in. Tarrci, So faith. ain. Manila
Lead Lines and Leads. Bower Anchor. Sheet
Anchor, Hedge Anchor. le9 faith. Bower Cham. So
faith. MoorinE Chain. Long Boat. Life Boat. Jelly
Boat, Iron Water Tanks. 2 Oh Taukr. u Water
Casks. Force Pump Hose. I spare Hold Pump.
Compasses I Barometer.
Blocks, Buckets. Lamps. Winchcs. Lailsrs. Liis
Buoys, Scrapers, Shoves. Bells, Coal Tar Stockholm,
Tar, Black Paint, Cooking Utensils Cabin Furniture.
bills Beef. bbls. Pork. bbl. salmon. &c.- &C..
as per Inventory, 70 be seen az the 0Gcu % rHE9-
II. DAVIES.
ALSO.
s. Spruce Deals. f0x3. - T. long.
$3.50 Fl Northwest Pine.
yellow Pine Spar, S. q. long 2oEZ1.
TERMS CASH
For further particular. apply b THO. r. p A.
YVES, Agent, or to the Captain on board.
C. s. BARLOW. Aueii1neer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10

TEE SUPREME CoURT.-The April term Of the Su-
premg has been extremely bare of important cases.
The native jury was dismissed Thursday last and
the foreign jury on Monday. Several cases in cham
bers viii be heard during the present month.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10

II Is seldom that the residents Of Honolulu are
treated with frss-elass thunder storm, but some
times they called Upon to witness one Of no mean
proportions That Friday night last could lay
claim a rividness Of lightning and loud detona-
tons Of thunder as are experienced gin the most
favored couutries'' That ancient individual the
Ol6ust Iuhabitznt who is always older than old PsrT
never saw anything like it, at leAs, not since ls49
when, We believe. there was something Of a storm,
vbea the e liehtuings flashed and thuuders rOsred'
20 an extent quite astonishing to the then oldest
znun IN tie couunnity.
Ar1onE the freaks Of the lightning Friday night.
was an hltask upon the schooner WaiOlA. which was
~ the time outside Of the harbor. Her mainmast
Vas somewhat splintsred. but no other damage was
done excspt that those on board we're considerably
frightened The oopious rains which have fallen dur
ing he past few days have hsd the effect to greatly
relieve the water supply and cOthe the hl-sides with
neE caaf Of green, much, suppose. to the graft
fuzsun of The herds which for the past few months
have, viii diigsut ferAging, eked cut scsnty eI-
issaos theron. We may here observe that toe rain
fall hasn't had the effect to strengthen the milk to
any great extent. About Eve inches has been the
rain iaIl daring the past week.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10

We would call attention to the advertisement in
other column, Of the meeting the Hawaiian Hotel
Monday evening next, Of those interested in the
celebration Of the COmmemOratiOn Day Of Kamehn-
neha L i is to be hoped that preparations will be
made to inaugurate this holiday in a becoming
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10
NEW BOOKSi
DUE BY FIRST STEAMER

JOAQUIN MILLER'S Songs of the Sieras
- Home Worship, by Rev. J. p. Thompson,
How TO treat the Sick without Medicine,
Miss Alcott's Little Men and Little Women,
Max Muller's Science Of Language,
Set Barnes Notes on the New Testament, u vols.
complete. New Edition,
The Prey Of the Gods paper novel;
Lossng's School History Of England,
Beechers Life Of Christ, small and large editions,
0llendorf's French Grammar,
Sir Thomas Browns Religio Medico,
Byrnes Practical Metal Workers Assistant,
Management Of Infantry,
Painter Guilder and, vaThishers Companion,
Cabinet Makers Gothic Album,
House Painting. plain and decorative,
Complete Guide for Coach Painters,
Brcit's Family Kitchen Gardner,
Munson's Complete Photographer,
Sweets Ready Reckoner, for measuring lumber, &C.
Scribncrs Ready Reckoner, for measuring everything
The American Womans Home, or Domestic Science,
by Miss Beechei and Mrs. Stowe.
Miss Beecher Text Book for Young Ladies in School,
Bret Harte's Poems,
East 4 West Poems,
Schiller's Poems vols
Bryant's Homcr's Illiad
Stimulants and Narcotics-thcir use and abuse.
Longfellow's Dante's Divine Comedy popular edition.
Follie Farnc,
Pictures Of Travel,
The Coming Race,
Coolies Backstono's Commentaries Of Eng Law, ~,
Prootor's Science,
Guide 20 Health
Mark Twain's Iunoccuts Abroad,
German and English Dictionaries and Grammars,
Dana's Household Book Of Poetry,
Harpor's cheap edition Of Tcnnyson's Poems,
Martins Equation Tables, for Accountants
Whaleman's Adventures in the Sandwich Islands,
Plymouth Collection Of Hymns and Tunes,
Hoylo's Games,
Alfred Tenuyson's Last Tournament,
Aims Method German Language
Vocal and instrumental Music.
The Home Circle, Vols. l, and ;,
New Carmna Saera,
Shower Of Pearls,
The Jubilee Collection Of Church Music,
Happy Voices, Ducimer,
6lee 1.-Two, Nine O'Clock.
New Golden Trio, Golden Shower and Censor,
Flower Festival, One Key Singer
Morning Stars, Song Of Gladness,
Silver Song, Key Note,
Silver Bell Silver Chord,
Assorted Tuning Forks,
For sale by I12-2tl I'm. WHITNEY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10

A SPECIAL MEETING of the Subscribers 20 the
Queeu's Hospital was called for Saturday, April
Oh, on which occasion twenty eight subscribers
were present His Honor, Chief Justice Allen Vice
President, presided at the meeting. The call was
made for the purpose Of considering certain proPo-
siti0us which had been made in regard TO the ap-
poiutmcnt Of Trustees According 10 the Charter
thirty days notice had been given of the meeting
which notice insured the large attendance on the
occasion. The proposition that the Minister Of
Interior be q Qfoio member Of the Board OF Trus
tees Sas discussed al considerable length, and was
finally rejected BY vote Of u ayes against Il nays
The second proposition, that the Minister Of Int
nor be authorized 10 make his appointments Of
Trustees from the public at large, also lost by
a vote OF ayes 10 "a nays. A motion was made 10
app0iut committee Of three to solicit further dona
tons from the public for the support Of the Hos
rltal. which motion was passed, and Messrs Wide
mann. Hoffman, and Bishop were appointed as
such committed. The Treasurer was authorized TO
procure certificates Of life membership for those
who vere entitled 10 them, but who had not as yet
received Them
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10

VIZ would call attention to the sale OF the ship
Devonshire advertised at auction by c. S. Barlow
on Saturday next, the 18th inst, at IL N. large
inventory Of sails, hawsers, chains and anchors and
ships stores will be offered at the same time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10
NOTICE.

A Ii OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS DUE to the
II undersigned must be paid to him or to Mr. Ed
ward Preston, Attorney at Law, Honolulu, on or be-
fore Monday, the Sth instant otherwise proceedings
will be taken for their recovery.
GEO. II. C0RDY.
HOnOlulu, April %, 1s75.-12-2t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10

TIE French frigate, La FlOre, Admiral Lapelin,
arrived Al this port last evening having sailed from
Tahiti, March 2sd, making the passage in Il days.
The La Flore has or board 40 men and is a screw
steamer Of so horse power, and IS guns. We
give below list Of officers:
l4Hfral-de Lapelin.
C1cT d. Eat Ne50r-de Ia Motto de Ia Motto Rouge
C7HlHsjss1iTs dc diyasi0H-Tayeau.
CzirErgiss priacpai-Fournier.
lSe-r6tGirt-Cornet Gcutille.
QrI-ier d or70unanoe-Rothouis.
EslloE8sr-Abbc MilhouE
C0llnlatdaaf-Juin.
CaFslaiss de- frsgate-Penfeutenyod de Kervereguier.
Liaaeioats d. uaisssa1 - Floucault de FOureroy,
Rodolpbe, Lizard Ssuvs-
Eass,gH,s de uaisssau de St. Blancard, Leclerc,
Saioun
Aldo C015HiSsaiFt-DusseE
lNaaas.icisH FriHciBal-Mechain.
Cyd-rr75cs ID "a c6SSe-Ore.
AEinasts dc q premiere oasss-Bernard, Poidloue,
Hiaud
As1i-asts dc d ID elasss-PichOn, Fabregue, -Four
nigr, Melehior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10

We would call attention to the communication of
q. N W in to-day ISSUE relating to the water supply
Of Honolulu. The idea Of procuring a Supply Of
water from Manoa Valley has long beer a favorite
scheme Of many Of the citizens Of Honolulu. 1t has
certainly strong claims upon the public advocacy,
from that point, no doubt, larger supply Of much
purer water can be obtained than from Nuuanu, the
present source Of supply. But one thing to be con-
sdered is the great expense which would have to be
incurred in procuring such supply. We would be
glad hear this subject ventilated to extent which
would lead the public to thoroughly understand it.
TIE THEArRE.-Madame Duret and Mr.. lie Roy
oontuue give their splendid parlor entertainments
the Royal Hawaiian Theatre. The public silicon
time not 70 patronise them, which is somewhat
pTisng to u.s. as quite that the people Of
Honolulu have never had the opportunity to witness
more pleasant performances.
The Zavistowskis arrived in the Nebraska and viii
probably give few entertainments here. The
Of their troupe has been rsese in the Colonies and
II they perform before the Honolulu public, they will
ustoush the natives-of all countries-who 90 to
them. Their FIRST performance is on Saturday eve
ming next.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10
LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE
Honolulu Post Office, March 80, 1872

A LEXANDER, Jno S
/ n Adams, Robert Lame, RW
Applewite, George Lewis, Thos
Ayres Eugene Lawrence (shoemaker)
| Anderson, ] f Link, Valentine
Lingard Troupe
d achelder, R GS
! ID Bivns, Abner M oras, Joe
! Barker, Jno INl Molor, Jno
Biddle, Geo W McCauly, Mr.
Bartlett, David Mitchell, W c
! Bartlett, George Morris, Joe
Barry, VIM McCallum, Malcolm
/ Burrows, Jno Warren McCallum Mrs Kate
/ Bicherd II McAuley
/ Briggs Moss, Thos
| Burt VIM Mo<b-, VIM
Bailey, ThOs II Merrell, Jno
| Macfarlaue, W
! Ctherry, PL Macintosh Mrs INV
| " Costa, P A
| Courier, Jno NJ oble, Jas
Cox. VIM N Noble, TN
| Colson, II D Neweomh- DR.
Crockett, Mrs L 5 NOEL, PssPP.
| Cunningham, r W
Osborn, les
ID DcyeTcGx
DOwoII,
! INatou, Theodore 2 i Peacock, L S
N Ellis Jefferson Perret, Mons Ino
Plaenigs, 6esrge
ENoster. Robert Park, ThOs
Il Foster. Miss Louisa
Francis, Joe TT DicEardI. HI
Il v rector hhEone
Gardner, re- Raymond
" Goodale, W Robertson. J AZ
Goodfeilow, Mrs S Ryan,
Gibnez. Emile Ryan, Phillip
Gregge, Hon D L
Gauson. Theodore Sisters Zavistowsk
Gray, Miss Jessie ~ Steward,
Geary, Jno NJ Spauldiug, sam
Gibbin, Edward Sherman, JnO
Sorror, Fred
I azeton, James Sullivan, Dan
i L Howard, Frank Socum, VIM
Hill. Waldo Saunders, Alfred .
Heppingstone, Mrs Sweetlaud, Geo
Humphreys, H Spheres, Mrs Joe
II II Smith, J
Hortof, Henry Smith, ] /
Sculy, Morris,
Jones Owen Spear Jas
l. ely, James TINhOmas, Manuel
IN Eeyes, Chas i
Kollar, Jno WHITNEY, Jno
kellSg, Joe w Williams, Joe
Williams, Mrs Z A
I ludlow, Annie Walt, Miss Christenia
IL Lord, c G Weaver, Mrs Melinda
Lariseh Chas
ARTHUR p. BRICkW0OD,
Postmaster General
n. B.-Persons enquiring for letters in this list
are particularly requested to ask for Advertised
Letters" Is
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10
WILDER a 90.

Successor % Dovsst Co. Cofnsr Tat sai oussa sr..
Lumber, PSints, Oil, Esils, Salt ana Baildia4
I2lml Materials. Of every kind
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10
NOTES OF THE WEEK.
hases of the Moon for the Month of April, 1872.
FRrPAEED 1T CAPT. DANIEL slrrH.

HONOLULU MEAN TINE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10

We are indebted TO Purser Laine Of the steamer
Nebraska for late Australian and New Zealand papers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10

DAINTS and OIL--Best English and
American Oil, White Lead, White Zinc, Black
Paint, Red Lead, Fancy ColOrs and Patent Dryer.
Also-The celebrated 4" Star Copper Paint" just re-
reived and for sale by ca BOLLES CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10
Notice.
Notice.

MULIDEs
HAVING PURCHASED OF VA . n0w
n sErT his Interest On The iur1trr sssI
carry on Al The % stand unsr % sr1 WI
DIR Co. odefiuE my frisuis snf ihe rul ralri-fa
assgrtmento q
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL
vmcH VIA
Al Lowest Market Rates
Thanking the public many q bu.s-. -s-s.
received f1r many years ak odnfnnsncs sas
the new hrm. ~ iml saWLG. WfLuna
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
a tre EMPIRE CITY MINING COMPANY
will be held at the office of the Secretary, at
Emrire City, on FRIDAY, Noverubor y, 1872, at
, o'clock p. N. jus. NALIfE,
Secrottry.
Empire City. November :, 1872. Ies-td
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

Song Of the Ritualists-" Some
love to Rome.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23
Administrator Notice.
Estate Of W. NJ. BORING, Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE w
\ dersigne,l. Public Administrator Of E-merai-
da county. State of Nevada, to the creditors -,
and all persons having claims against said do,
ceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary
vouchers. within four months from the Iubica-
ton Of this notice. to the undersigned. at his
Office in The town Of Aurora, Fsmerada county,
State of Nevada. SAML YOUNGS,
Public Administr tor
Aurora, New, Aug. Fl, 1872. s1s llaug?S;Im