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The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16
IMPORTS,

From Yokohama, per Ivnhoe Oct 81 6 Mdso So bales
Rice, IS bids Slaves 10 bills Heads l. Curi0s rs Empty
Casks 6 Spirits, tons Coal, 6 Wine, bbs Ale.
Prom HCnSkouE. per Minerva, Oct 100 OIL - bxs
Tobacco - pigs Pepper. Is pks Dried Fish Vks Cutie
fsh pig Iron Ware 20 pkgs Blmbo0 Ware uk.s Hand
ware S. pigs Chutusy. l. pks Cigars. s. pks China Pro
visions, IS bNs Flowers ss Dried oysters IS Lyehee
silks 10 Shoes - pigs sweemeats pkcs Ssrues sil
nests Trunks - pkg Baskets 81 rolls Mating loo ks
Mat BAGS - bxs NeIlicil 90 pks SOW - pks Fire Crack
eIs, pkg Fire Works, - pigs Paper, pkss Lye pigs
PAPER Ware - ps-s Rope 50 stones, Tables pigs
Wooden Ware 10 baskets Pickles pkgs Copper Ware pkg
Lac Ware Pictures bxs Cloth - bxs Opium 5S mats
Rice = pkgs Cake, bN Books pkg ASS Mtse-
Prom san Francisco, rer Murray. Oct i2-1OO bbIs
Lime, Paints. 6 Iurpeutiue- Pkg Blinds ~
Rice cs Wool shirts = l> Tea bxs Clothing pkg, and
Waclu laes Bees. G. Wool Siaus WooIen Cloth
c. Smoked salmon. Dbl syrup piss H1G>suu. pkCs
Glassware. bale SADDLE Trees. 6 Beef Goldfish
Peas bN Garlic, tc spatUH pigs Books II cs shoes
pkg Billiard Cgss, shirts. IS Ids Sugar shocks 2S
Containers Heads loo Empty Blrrcis Medicines bN
Preserves. Smoked Meats bbl P0rk cs Lard 6
Mes bale Ba-s, - Pilot Bread. jars Pickles bag
Shrimps, mat Fsh. Vatuish pigs Collars IS SIS
Malt q Cat Neal csk Zine TX Tin kes Beer, gibbs
Whiting, BrhteT steam Pump, pcs Bras Plate,
pkg Copper Tubs. TX Drugs. O. Axle Grease Fruits
and 10 hf IS Hour bNs. = aad Oui1is 455
sis Bran hK and Il Drugs ke-- bd = and -
pigs Mdse Cheese * and >s-F1-ou &C. sss G.
and D HAMS lS Tss Trees Jfs Coal u . Crackers
bales salt ana 10 a. Bread l ss Potatoes u sks
Wheat C. and rc Steel - Dors, l. Windows 8 bbls and
3 pkEs and bKs Hardware rolls Leather. bale
pAgs Saiies lQ4 IS Oats IL pkcs and p Tobacco i
Boots Sht Fkts and G. Cotton Gods soap bbI
anl bN ia--1r casbQy and bN Acid - bNs Apples
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16

The following orsoss Of sugar are advised a. on the WI


would De 2lo00OO0 lbs Sugar.
In addition shall have the supplies from your Island.
for the remainder II the year and doubtless some Central
American Sugars.
Prom the freSo'nS it viii Dc that stock the
end q the year provided All the way in safe
ty will ani9uut about o . 90 o1yts This surplus stock viii
consist foTcr f5gr-6s Of refinery grades and will he held
BY the Refueriss-
The ReHerss hasten deliveries any great
tent BY reelection in prices and hence will be compelled
either 20 suffer considerable loss maintain the market
either present higher pros The prise Of refined SUI
srs will of determine the market value for your
Island Sasa While the present outlook Of the market
ris any further heavy importation Of refining grades it
does Afford almost guarantee f,r Grocery grades.
The continued high Of Raw Sugars in countries Of
production aud the hardening tendency the New York
market fr refined helps the position Rcflorics here
provided they can agree upon any basis Of action.
We notice that Sugar. Rice and Pulu had declined
fully lc per pound on each Of the above articles.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16
NOTICE.

T1HE land formerly belonging to the
i late Kamaikau, Of Honolulu, deccascd IN the
year 1858, and inherited By right Of descent By bis
sister "A, also deceased, has By decree Of tho Pro-
bate Court Of the Hawaiian Islands, given BY Hon.
II. A. WideDaun. Associate Justice = the Supreme
Court, the 9th day Of February 1871. become the
property Of the undersigned, husband Of the deee-
dent, which property is situated at AuWaioliiuu in
Honolulu, and more particularly described in Land
Cor mission Award No. 1919. and Royal Patent 10
$685. and present held By William Berrill o. his
ageuts- Nov, this is 70 notify the said Wiiam Ber
ri, that the undersgned caims damages FOR the use
Of said land from the date frat held By him up 70 the
last day Of September. 1872. which claim j. aasessed
the rate Of Sixty Dollars year and II not paid
on before the last day Of December, 1879. viii
take possession Of all property on the premises and
dispose Of the public auction to satisfy said
claims.
Should the said china be paid me on Or before the
last day Of December next, hereby further notify
the said VIM Berrill 70 remove the buildings Or
cause the same to Be removed from the above men
tioped prvmiEeF For further particulars inquire Of
G. W. PILTPO. my agent, Honolalu.
Honolulu, October 7th, 1872. % Inn
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PASSENGERS.

Prom H0ngkong. pr Minerva Oct 10 Chinese.
Fer Portland, Per Augusta oct l2-Wn Robinson.
From san FraReiso per Murray. Oct I2-JoIn Tzru.
6ethen SiuidsrG aud wife Mrs. Bailey and SOP
Mrs Christian and dauEh.eT u Bufingon Alec AchoHs
and other Chinese.
From Windward Ports, Ter stzr kiausS Oct IAIr Weed
and Tifs, Mrs Lyman and chdrpn. Mrs Chsmberain
Mr. Spaiin- and wife. Mr. Wiltse and daughter Mr. Nc
khtin, Mrs TreldEzy Dr. Sauldsrs. Css Williams Thns
Luess " II kazuWa Jno Li-aie, Nr Harvey Chilling
Hayselien- A Smith, NJ MeineeSs, " Brown 7
Medina, and rs deck
For WinaEari Parts per sfmr Kfzlsz, Oct l41rs ia.
Bailey. y Makee AID wife j Stndiard and wife, Miss
Robertson Miss II kaBaka0le. II Hitchok Jno smith
les II RTHns II IohHson Gov N-haoelHa. g Hnakin
Dr. Sannders L Aholo. Il N Alexander II Turton- VIM
Kune1. Poud. Hon kaai and wife A UnnA HayseI-
den. and ahout c. deck
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16

IN PROBATE-IN THE MATTEE 90
/ the Estats Of J. L. E-iIA. leoeaaed-
Whereas by an Order % Ca1rt irs1cl bg the nau.
Elisha H. Allen Chief Jasfiee 1f Che -arrema fau.1
on the 2sth day Of ssptember A. p. l,71. re uasr
signed will sell public aurt1n ite rre1aisss al
Kikihaic. Honolulu, On SAT- HDAE. fie Orb iav r
November, AID. 1879. a. j. 81. all the r-ht atsari
interest Of said dsecased IN ami % the i1in rssi
tate, bounded and described illlluss sizt EsEir-
Ming al the southwest fiie nf q lane ira' aae tf
point which il North q 1G Wasi True trd tra.
ired and seseuty-four and half feet lroa fhs f1u-
ton of said lane With Msun1 kea street inst aaaT-
Liberty Hall. and running 11uti q "a Hess flTia
eighty six and half iest srl South 81 p 50 Wee.
true twenty nine and thrcet1a-hs ielf. sln- rirt
Of way thence south ~ East, true tlirrr-ana anf
a half feet. North S. s0 East. rrle. tHentT sirtt
and eght-tenths feet and .olth % lf 44sr. trae.
nine and three-tenthl feet l9us Royal f4fenfs So.
80 and So theuca y. 60 ~ East. true asretT-
seven and sir-tenths feet along Royal Paie1t As- a.
thence y. g so West true. ioriy-ire sad hslf
feet along lane, specidel shove. an c1utaisiur
area Of 1850 square iget, 81 per rlrcJ uzi1 D. a.
J. Lyons in is7z
Thc said lot l. sahdirfled m three plrf1 ia- raas
Of which can be seen the afice 81 g &. F1r1e 1t
the Court House, snd sill De- sHpqsel iar sale 80
zrately together with The tailirri thereon s11faf
Also. immodiateiy after saia saic. th~re 80 r.
sold a. tar Court Hou-e- az TIE rirhr. rie sad
tercst q said deceased IL ami % ihaf lf 1f lad f
uated IN Pauoa Valley and contrasting b. r1Irer
III acres more Of less. la riot n uhiel can 1
described ia Land Commission AnarI Ka.az1a s..
SIS. Apana ?, 70 5. Kapuiki, n Marsh 9. isl-
W.. O. PAEHE.
Administrator E1t.s- >. p. festa-
G. s. BARLOW. Assf'r.
HoEoiuiu Ootohsr l. 1877. 11H
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.


Oct a-Brit ship Iyauh0e Phillips IS DAYS from Yokohama
route far iiovlanis Island s-hrs Fairy Queen and
Hattie from Kauai. aud Warwick from Moi0kai-
10Ger bk Minerva lose, CO days from HoIEkoug, and
schr Wsiola from Puuloa-
u-Schts Nettie Merrill iron Maui and Jenny from
Kauai.
Pam d D c Murray, Shepherd. l5ls days from san
Francisc1 and schr keoui from Kauai
I5-Srmr kiiausa Wiuiward Ports schrs Karno and
MARY Elleu from Mani. Prince from Hawaii Juanita
from Lanai and Iuka from kauai.
I5-Schrs KHAN from Mani and H0kalsa from Kauai.
SAILED.
Oct e-Schrs Active Tor Hawaii MARY Ellen and slp Live
Yankee flr Mani
l0-Schrs Tisnla Hawaii Hattie and Fairy Queen fr
Kauai. WarFick 1Ioloka
Ian bri-n Augusta. Rogers, fir Portland.
l1-Bgit ship Ivanhae Phillips for H0Elaud's Island.
I4-StHr Eilasea fr Wndvari Ports and sclr Jenny fr
Kauai.
I5-sehrs Kanai and Mary Ellen Mani Juauita for
Moloka. and IIokulrle flr Kauai
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16

A LII PERSONS indebted % the Estate
"A q WILLIAM CROLET. .ie-s1s-.i Ia1u g Eaus.
are hereby netifed % pay ne 4m1uuf 81 saeA -
dettednssr 10 GEORGE vi. WlLLfOSg. A. Wsi
Iuku. Maai- Who - duly aathsrirel % az 70 hs es
tement Of said Estate. tte Infei sfafes coutrI
at Hon0iuiu uiihin sixiy days lrru iafs ani az
persons having elaims against laii Esiate as -
quesei TO rraacnt them fr setfaiardt a. ahore - i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16
COMMERCIAL
HoNoLuIu. ocrnRER IS 1s-2

HONOLULU. OCTOBER Is, ls7s-
The bark c Murray arrived on the 18th inst, 10
days from San Francisco with merchandise and pas
sengers to c. Brewer c..
The brig Augusta sailed for Portland, Oregon, on
the 18th with cargo Of produce.
The Idaho and Nebraska will be due on the 18th.
In regard to the Sugar interests We beg to give a
circular letter from San Francisco house to their
correspondents here:
SAY FEAScIsoo. September 18th. ISL
We invite your attention following information con
corning Sugar Market aud the prospects for ycur next
crop this direction Our receipts q sugar in August were
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16

SAD AoaDENT Al EwA--Last Friday after
noon native woman, vith her little half-whiie
CLiIi, ab5ut four years 90, was travelling along
ttz road on horseback, and when passing tie
so, udere tie Indian. Rosario. vas murdered on
tie IL Of tins month. the horse. usually quiet
animal. sai5ealy SHE'D It something and the
woman and child we're thrown TO the ground. By
some means the rope attached to the horse got
eutan-lea abost the arm Of the child, and the
horse ran distance Of nearly half mile, drag
gag TIE chi.d over rocks and rough ground.
Wien the animal Els stopped. the unfortunate
ctii ras7ed once or twice and was dead. the
back o. lis bead being entirely crushed in. 1t
appears that the mother had th0ughtiessiy &C
ceiei % The child1s desire to carry the horse-rope
Dr. Iis sEa hands. and hence the fatal result,
which nag serve as 8 lesson ia Ike cases
.S-uu- Wsssig Adrsrtissr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16
On Saturday, October 26th, 1872,
At Ie o'clock. Noon,
The Following Described Property,

To Wit
A piece Of Land situate on Private Street. near
kukui Street, in Peeula, Honolulu aforesaid as fol-
lows From the north corner Of this land on Private
Street, aforesaid. along the Along premises 60
feet east thence along the premises Of George b.
Emmes, 80 feet west; thence along the premises Of
W. X. Seal, 62l feet north thence along Private
Street to the starting point 81 feet, with Dwelling
House and 0uthouscs thereon. Government water
laid on shade trees &c This property is be sold
subject to lease between the late VIM. Humphreys
and VIM Hughes, Esq, yielding rent at the rate Of
Sl4 dollars a month, and which has Is months
yet to run.
ALSO, piece of Land, situate near Emma Street,
in Kaakopua, in said Honolulu as follows From the
east corner Of this land run north b so west &C
feet thence south SO 9 west 81 feet thence South
IS as east 6S feet thence north a east Sc feet
to the starting point, including area Of los square
fathoms, with Dwelling House and Outhouscs there
on; Government water laid on.
The sale Of these properties will afford unusual
opportunities Of investing in very desirable cottage
residences.
For further particulars inquire Of s. B. Dole, TX
ecuor Of the will Of said William Humrrsys deceased
Terms at sale.
5. +. DOLE. Executor.
L. P. ADAMS, Auctionecr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16

TEE FEsr Tu-EszAPH. - oar enterprising
torusaaa Mr. Ecka-t has eScted telegraph
i-ar- be jsweiry nsauaiactury on Beretania street
% the jsuelrr store OF his dSwn town agent, Mr..
: K Bzwson- The frst message Vas transmit
"a 1r NC-5av
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16

TINS Sur-eme Court called the Hawaiian Jury
o. Mo16ay. Several cases we're disposed Of on
tu-i d-y and yesterday. At the eoaelusion OF the
tern ne shall Publish fal lis; Of the disposition
Cf he cases OF TIE calendar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16

LsrycH OF rHE ScHooNEE MtKr FosTEE.-
THIS beautiful vsssei was launched at halfpast
two On Monday afternoon from the Esplanade
uezr the steambost wharf. Judging from the
opinions OF nautical men. We are warranted il
Saying that she vii prove herself one Of the fast
est saiers that have appeared IN these waters
Trey say that Crane with the old farorite Nettie
Merrill VIII have TO look out for his laureIs
IhrcOch the politeness Of Messrs. D. Foster &
Co the 6uiiders Of the Mary Foster. we are en-
SHED 70 give the following dimensions Of the
r.ssal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16
Tax Collectors Notice /!
District Of HOno1u1I
ROMA, OAHU.

rINHE UNDERSIGNED WILL COM
i mouee the collection Of taxes for the year 1872,
his office Marine Street, (Aenui,) on SATUR-
DAY, the 18th inst, for the following divisions in
the above district, and all persons liable to taxation
in either Of the said divisions requested to make
immediate pavu,pnt ~ Nhc sauno
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16
EXPORTS.

For Portland. per Augusta, Oct IL
Molasses. gals 5-ls5 sugar. lbs 5l0IO
PulG, lbs 1865 salt tons 46i
Naiue-lpnlestic- ------------- S5a6s ~
For Huvlani's i, per Iv0uhoe Oct 10
Beef bbls II POI bbs 81
Bread, 80 Rice, lts 100
M0lasseS gals 40
Yalue-D1mestic- s4+5 gS; Fdrsisu...... S9S %
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16
Salmon,

OF the Packing of 1871, war
$~A-Ss rauted in good order for sale at very
low figure, in order to close consignment
20 II. HACKFELD CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16

were taken fr consumption If the latter half Of the year
shows favorable demand The stock TO September lst will
prove equal the requirement leaving the equivalent of all
inP1rat7us from September 81 December SIst cOns
tute the stock On hand 10 January lsj, ISIS
n,,r -..ss-.. tt,rs a. .ti. 5r.b have r.as,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16

She Is most Substantially and thoroughly
bGilt and is in every respect fully equal to
vessels turued out from the ship yards Of other
countries The beauty Of her model and the
excellence Of the workmanship displayed on the
vessel proves that Honolulu possesses both naval
architects and excellent mechanics.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16

Cus-EEr.-The gentlemen Of the German Club
s-tsr.ziaed last evening. u their club rooms on
Emma street . large number Of ladies' and gen.
tems- a. an open air concert By the Military
Band. The music vas excellent, which together
ard the happy faces OF the children made the
-. -. u .--l--tr-.-t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16
sA.ss. q he nool for ne xoatA Of Os.. Is72.
HoyoLUIr MEAN TINE.
NoTRs Oh Lid WEEK.

Nas5yIc-Rs-ular mo1ihly convOoation Of
H515-al1 ROYAL Arch Chapier No. I viii be held
O. re han Of Lodge lie Pro-res 6s H0ceanie to
1a---5- -rhurs5ayl evening at : O'Clock.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16
FoF sac.

ID EsT.3-pIy India Rubber Here, 3 4 in.k
ID and iueh. fisI u MAckFELn CO..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16

By virtue Of order Of sale, made by the Supreme
Court, sitting Court Of Probate, the 2Sth day
Of September, 1879. in the matter Of the Estate o
William Humphreys. late Of Honolulu. deceased
there will be sold at Public Auction, at the Auction
Room Of E. 2. Adams, Esq, on Queen Street, in
said Honolulu,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16
Notice.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that
L HIRAM FREDENBERG, Of KoIos, Kauai, has
appointed W. H. WRIGHT, Of the sane place, Is bis
Attorney, having given him full power to act for him
and in his stead. HIRAM FRBDENBERG.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16

Eo-I AND INSrECAENrAL CoNCEzT.-There
=l De given a Ravaiaha0 Church on Friday
evening C this week Vocal and Instrumental
Cln-s-t t5- tbe benefit Of Mr. f. ". Spencer who
h.--sf O f1e musician. viii be assisted By a num-
bz- Cf -he best voca.isrs and musicians in Homo
liza Tie Military Band vii also take part in
tts entertainment q the evening. We besPeak
E-- N- Spencer 3 fnI house
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16
Vocal 4 Instrumental Concert
At Kawaiahao Church,
FoR THE
BENEFIT OF Mr.. F. ". SPENCER,
Who will be assisted on this occasion
By Ladies and Gentlemen Of Honolulu, and the
Royal Hawaiian Band,
On Friday Evening, Oct. 1s, 1872
At 7 ia o'clock.

programme.
CHORUS-From the Opera Nibeluugen,
Royal Hawaiian Band
FANTASIA-From the Opera Masaniello,
Clariouette and Piano
DUET AND CH0RUS-Wait on the Lord-Reyuuds
DUET-Ou themes Of Meyerbeer,.,............ Beriot
SONG-Aud next triuu plant .........,C Hart
CAVATINA-By Donifeiti, Royal Haw. Band
Part Ill.
PRELUDE for the Organ.
CHORUS-From the 0ratoro Eli.
DUET-Pianoforte.
SNNG-Nambler W ne-..--. ....hN hu>Sell
FANTASIA-Violia and PiAno............. BY Beriot
ARIA-From the Opera Falstah, Royal HAw. Band
~ Tickets to be obtained at Mr.. Whitney's
Bookstore and the Hawaiian Hotel.
Tickets $500; Galleries, SO Cents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16
Ex Hawaiian Bark R. C. WYLIE, a"
Ias DAYS FROM BREMEN.
PRINTS, LAWNS, MUSLINs,

White and Blue Cottons, and Drills.
Blue Denims, Burlaps, Mosquito Netting,
Blue and White Flannels, White Moleskiu,
Assorted Bed Quilts, Assorted Silks,
Cotton and Linen Handkerchiefs,
White Imperial Linen, Assorted Towels,
Socks ard Stockings, Assorted Threads.
Assorted Shawls and Plaids,
Wooden Blankets, red. white, green, blue 4 grey,
Fancy Flannel Shirts,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16

Ftis lu5uut Of business done Is any criterion,
~ sh51.5 jui-e that tie Seearity Life and An
uu-tE Company Of New York. N. NcIneruy
l-=1t Is The favo-its among the insured in this
oczut-F. The ace5, the middIe-aged, the young.
lr5 e7su i1Huts. as soon IS they can lisp the
amounts fl- Ehich they desire TO be insured, are
constantly bezieeiug Mac for q policy GO ahead,
n -.---- L. : IT, els. Canuanx.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-16

Honolulu, October 10, Is7.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-01-26
@AO Fer Ton,

IN SACKS. Parties furnishing their own
Sacks, S43 per ton. But one price for large
or small quantities.
Js- Factory, Araby Mills, three miles
South of Frederick. Post Office, Frederick,
Nd TERAs-CAsn.
july 2l-- Gm@ j. II. GANBRiLL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-01-26

FuS IN INDIANAPOLIS A day or two since
ruraist from Anderson or thereabouts visited
the city on business, and ia the course Of his
ueregrinatious purchased a package OF Roman
candles for the purpose OF amusing his proge-
nv on his return His fireworks Were care
fully deposited in rear pocket, aud short
time thereafter he wendell his way TO the de
pot 10 take the evening train. While lettering
in the waiting room, admiring the stacks o.
oingerhread hard boiled eggs and dougIinuis
temptingly displayed on the lunch counter he
carelessly whisked his left coat tail against the
red hot stove, and trouble immediately easued.
The first rocket narrowly missed The face OF n
native who was in q half cornatose CONDITION,
caused by much extract Of hops and without
waiting to inquire into particulars he made
the door in two gigantic leaps. All the occu-
usnts of the room then e&deavored to follow
his example, and viii a worthy determination
not to be distanced the proprietor OF the can
dies forced himself into the midst OF the throng
endea voring frantically to escape. In the
meantime the candles fixed and popped, Civ
ing strength to the evident impression that
the party was being bombarded with some
sort of Internal machine; and strange as II
NAV seem the innocent cause ofali the trouble
was the worst frightened man in the lot Not
until fearful holes had been burned in the
broadest portion Of his neither garments, and
the epidermis looked as though a strong mus
lard plaster had been pulled off violently, old
he discover the cause of the panic. Order was
finally restored, though the effects on THAT
mans coat tails were disastrous.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-01-26

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-01-26

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayod.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, tho Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-01-26
Notice TO Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Montgomery county letters tesla
mentary on the personal estate OF
JOHN BEAN,
late Of said county, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, to the snbscrber, on or before the
9Th day Of Jan. 1873; otherwise, they may,
by law, be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Persons indebted 70 said estate, are
requested 10 make immediate pay ment. Given
under my hand this 9th day Of January, 1872.
RICHARD BEAN,
jan l2-4t Executor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-01-26

The smallpox is on the increase in Wash
ing.on, says Tie Patriot.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-01-26
BONE DU S I .
R "a w B O III E :,

and W1RR1N TED PURE. His Bone Dust
has stood the test OF the Farmers Of this and
Montgomery county for the last eleven year,,
and has found it to be the cheapest and one
Of the most reliable Fertilizers used, notouly
giving quick returns, but quick and pcrmn-
uent improver 10 the soil At the low price
sold, every farmer can afford to use il. The
large quantity now on hand ready for use,
aud facilities for manufacturing, will enable
him to Gil all orders from Farmers. The price
this IA II ia red need to