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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-12-04
SHIPPING NEWS.

REPoRr OF BARK JAMES ALuEN.-Left Honolulu
last June and arrived at Cape East the latter part of
July. Saw no ice until I reached Cape Lisburne,
there fell in with the feet cruising along and working
among the ice. Worked up to Icy Cape and then
saw the first whale going quick to sW. Continued
working to the y, as the ice opened. On the 18th of
August took our first whale. Saw the remnants of
last years feet scattered along the coasts Continued
working with 10 other ships until reached Point
Barrow, where We saw good show of whales for two
or three days, during which took four whales en-
eouutered great deal of ice and at one time it look
ed like repetition of last years work but finally got
clear Of the ice and worked to the sw into the open
sea. Found that we had left the whales all behind
us, and had to work back to Point Barrow, where we
found the ice closing in and covering the ground
where We had been whaling, and several ships famed
behind the ground ice. Stecred to the southwark
again until We got clear of the ice, and then kept
clear Of it the rest of the season from the first of
September we kept working to westward saw good
many whales but very wild and going quick to west
ward We took lS whales in the Arctic and hum
backs and devil fishes in the Straits. Left the Arctic
Ocean on the 18th day of October with four whales
aud half in the blubber room. Ran into Plover Bay
and anchored to boil cut the blubber. Found four
ships lying there, three of which were boiling the
Live Oak, Jireh Perry and MarengO. Left Plover
Bay on the 18th and arrived at San Francisco on the
9th of November and len the same day for Honolulu
where VIC arrived on the LIST of December, all WELL
W. II. KELLEY.
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COMMERCIAL.
uoNoluLu, DncEN1ER = is,a

HONOLULU, pEcENRER S, lSsS.
Va have but very little to report in q commercial
way since our last Tho trade sales at auction. held
by E, T, Adams en- Friday and SATURDAY Of las,
week, and by c, 5, Barlow on Monday and to-day,
worc woll attended and staple goods brough, fair
prices, although there seemed 70 be but little inoua-
ton Of dealers to purchase fancy articles,
We have tho following foreign arrivals 70 report
since cur last Dr. whaling bark PARKWAY, Herca-
deem, from the Arctic Italian bark Anna 0neta, los
days frOm MoptcviSco route Tor Howland's Island,
on the Soth ult. aud the Am, whaling bark james
Allen, Kelly q days nom San Francisco, on the let
Instant
The departures have been RI, whaling bark FAR
away, for cruise, on the SotA ult and the Am, whal
ing barks Triton and bartholomew 6osaold, the tor,
the "a, the latter the sd inst, 20 cruise,
Island produce continues stll to como in slowly,
From Maui aud Kauai We learn that The rains have
recently been abundant, and the plantations arc gen
orally taking Cd their crops,
The Queen Bmma was reported to sail Tor this port
on Monday, the ilth ult II SO, she is out q days
and is now fully due,
The ship Syren, nearly due from Newcastle, with
Goals, viii, dohargiug. load oil for New Bedford
the cargo being engaged, Some three or four mor
ships are said % be on the way hero from san Fran.
cisco, TO ship their oil.
The new schooner Mary Foster sails to-day for
Ho, TO be continued on that route, Aside from her
large carrying capacity, she is admirably fitted up for
passengers having all the atcs, improvements in re-
gard to the steering apparatus windass, etc. She is
in fact the finest vessel Of her size that sails out Of
this port
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GRoss CAKEIEssNEss- = On Saturday morning
last the party of laborers employed in slowing
the coal being discharged from the Madura, near
the steamboat wharf, were directed by the officer
in charge on board the ship to work on one end
Of the coal pile on shore, in order to avoid being
in the way Of the falling coal from the tubs used
IN discharging The men had not been long at
work when it was thought expedient to brace
around The yard to which the hosting pendant
was attached, thus bringing the full tubs when
emp,ied On the wharf Immediately over thek
heads No notice was given Of this change, and
as a consequence the coal from the first tub dis
charged fell upon the heads Of the laborers be-
meath. ia8iciing several severe cuts upon one, a
Hawaiian, and so seriously injuring another,
native OF the South Sea Islands, as to lead to
serious doubts for time as TO the possibility Of
his recovery. He was severely cut about the
head. one wound reaching TO the skull, being not
less than three inches in length. He was taken
in a state Of insensibility to the Office Of DR..
McKibbn where his wounds were dressed,
AFTER which he was conveyed to the Queens Hos
piial tie did not regain Consciousness until
about three hours after the injuries were inflicted.
Fortunately his skull was not fractured, and al
though bis injuries ara Of a very serious nature
il Is thoarht be viii recover. The putting the
lives OF these men in jeopardy in he manner
above described, was piece Of gross and mex
cusable czrelessness. such as should warn those
il iaul5 10 be more thonghiiul Of the safety Of
others i was owing, probably, to the fact that
tbeSe were no large pieces OF coal in the Tub at
the tine Of the accident that both men were not
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AEsrE-E Rsa1 aozs ,SoE--The people Of Hon
EDS I'm he rr0uise. iu short tine. Of wit
usssur he performances AT the Theatre Of
Balrus rreai pay. The Lady Of Irons By
-.-s-a--r Of szzaeurs composed entirely Of well
srarr -es55suts q shis city. The cast is IN
er.sfs-i one. a. sbe ladies and gentlemen who
A. Is szke F-ss possessing considerable dramatic
s- ne ss7euse for The use Of the Theatre,
uz-5-aae. r-iaiirE. music, &o- VIII be oOusidera-
te= no usei which Subscription viii be opened
g. E- Tirums Views Depot. where all who desire
70 uiiness lle performances are requested to
-Zs-r thair u.mes and deposit one dollar.
H.izt WA entile them to a seat IN any part oil
- hause CO he evening Of representation
lalsz 6esrur reserved seats can engage them
a. A. Il-rums b. the payment Of quarter OF
= cnl- upaE Ia rrice Of admission. From as
s1-zucss q czz1l lie judges rh0 have been present
u the -EhBl-sz - tar he'd. We are warranted IN
ssFIur ihai Tn play viii be brought before the
llaaiiC % glsi shape and that those who witness
% vii te more tbar paid Cor he expense OF the
iicseis and n good clothes which they will
H-l.la1'E Ea1rCa Tie occasion.
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PASSENGERS.

From Guam, per Br VIII bk PARKWAY Nov sOIgnaeio Cur.
Prom windward Ports per stmr Kilanea Dec 1-Captan
Pinch II W Cornwell J P Cooke. Mrs Alexander and
children Miss Chamberlain J n Poniiss, J W GrVin W
schraubstadter, Mr. cuthbert, and ls2 deck.
For windward Ports pei stmr Kauea, Dec 2H Cornwe,
SPENCER W r cuihbert, Smith, His TX Gov Nahaole
lua Hitchcock Dir Young Shcong Judge FoTnander,
W 6niick Jno TNaterhouse, 9r Alex Young, and about
q deck.
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Exchange, cScc.

THE UNDERSIGNED, from and amer
i this date will issue Bills Of Exchange and Let
ters of Credit on
SAN FRANCISCO. NEW YORK,
LONDON, HAMBURG and BREMEN,
in sums TO suit at lowest rates.
Best Commercial Paper discoant tied, and Monies ad-
vanced on Mortgages on the most favorable terms.
Cash advances made on cOusignments o. Island
produce at the rate of q cent. interest per annum
II. HACKFELD co.
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~r Uf-zEs--- Cay7rEr.-Ihe Concert given
r. -ir Ttu1r-s s- Salu-3ay cveuiag Vas well
aeruaee shsa-l sle 1ssieace WsS not 50 large
a. - sy-es,es g. - o. TIE OCCASION q tie ne
---su--acs 60 nsso1,e 81 ssch talented and
zso-u-lasl,sE --sisis a. Na5ame Agatha States
a-E >rar 0-ha5ui Tbosa however. who
tsz-5 -ha- on Saiu-5ay evening, could but
r,a-osrR thai the reuz7kE5le vooal powers Of
l.,ll tas u l-ystius improved during their visit
Co IN Azsazfaz Coiosies. The selections
ur-g peE ch1ser. esiug mostly troa operas which
ua-r u-esstses 81 The Company during their
rsit hs-t Or 1hgir say 10 the Colonies. II is
6us ss N- Ds-tr. TIE proprietor q the Theatre,
sd zr slas thar plaoe Of Pzbie amusement
presents . uo-e risssirg appearance, and Is more
1-rT1-,1bil far the audience than Il has been
l.s-e 81 wears TIE SEATS have been al re-
oasiia1a5 ana covered with expensive material /;
-i-1 s-aus-y has been reprinted. and other i'm
r-aremsuss Ha5s which 20 to make the place
rlsas11s 10 r5stc-s The second Of the series Of
C-.a---ic Couos-z gwen 6y Madame States and
Sszua- s,-7an5iui VII take place on Friday even
~ u ihis ueak-
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Hayl Hayl Hay.

THE Undersigned are Receiving pressed
i Bales Of
Primo NGaniaza1a Hay,
From Lais, which they win sell in quantities to suit
IS 3m Is WALKER 4 ALLEN
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PORT OF HONOLULU.

ARRIVED.
Nov 2S-Schrs Mary Ellen from Hawaii Nettie Merrill and
sip Live Yankee from Maui.
&-Schr kamoi from Maui.
So-Am ship Alice Ball. Guest, IS days from Newcastle,
n ", Brit VIII bk PARKWAY, HeTendeen from
Arctic. with so b5ls sp $50 bbls VIII GO00 lbs bone,
Italian bk Anna Oneta Ciccionc los days from Mon
toNideo. for uowlands Is.
Dec 1-Stmr Kilauea from windvAri Ports, Am VII bk
james Allen Kelley from Arctic, via san Francisco,
with LOO bbs VIII, 1900 lbs bone, schTs Jenny
from Kauai Active from Mani, and Juanita from
Moloka.
S-Hattie from Kauai
SAILED.
Nov s7-Sohr Khan from Maui
2S-Schr Warwick from Molokai.
SO-Schis Mary Ellen for Hawaii, Nete Merrill and sip
Live Yankee for Maui, Brit VII bk PARKWAY, Hcren-
deem TO cruise
Dec 2stmr Kilauea for wndvnrd Ports schrs Kamo for
Maui, Pauah for Molokai, and Am VIII bk Triton,
Hcppngstone, TO cruise.
Sam VIII bk Bartholomew Gosno,d, Willis to cruise,
schrs Mary Foster and Uiama for Hawaii, Jenny for
Kauai.
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-ns site u[ Staple goods nj sbe
7aar l E Bl-tcr wit be continued to-lay
asaL rasl 1ia-g VII be offered a desi-s-
cassusr a16 aihe- goods for ne trade
80 -te-s.r ard E-6aF q. shis week, 4. z.
Ea--s r 81 81 81 so-r aE Ness-s ri Hsok-
l la- ur taro-ai.e -s-us. barge l0i Of 6e-
s-il uaalsr r-aa sr-ie-r.
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at Slsu-asr riclJ las, q burglary
-a -uaz ls he eeu-s tcusc ~ souae. per
s.r Hr is s1-0as..5 boz base sso-e.e3 himself 10
s. l.ua5Irc TAR ufse-uoot ssls-e !; was ciosca.
l-- u-l lls i,u-yla-euss7e5 5be chamber
r rr-r suaur wa tie as>is,aaoo q Is
sr-ssss {, s s,er rrser From she door 81 one
a. at dte- dives Aftg- 6issg-55Eg some
---s ir hare 1u6-rs ohcs she ti5ei carried Of
a. r---r czse ra-.f rhous sli-gy Solsrs- and a
sr.al rusmu-lul0l boss. hs.l g, paicl BE- found
ur u atR -ts ua-,E es1speS tlrOaeh ;
ralsr l7s ur CO euegr S,7esl AiSer getting
strslzt tJ c-scay ra,Isi rhs wiuaoV down,
81 -ias rt ent nis,-ustei that any pe-soo
l..5 tea- ir .t.l hul5iur ana she she,t WSs dis.
cass-e5 rr N-uafg msruisg "a Monday even
w ulcr1rs cs.isasar hB1-as as Be shosghl.
sr--r r5ss 3, re SAILING q chairs "a the
<aa- Esusa az 5u.rtusur sl-t soae person
rast si.s t1lsial. aumeiiaioly ravc the alaVsa.
-ta-t sea-ch vzs ur3o, bzi no one was
fr-t r srs r- tab'r--sis
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Undersigned invite the Attention
OF.
LAUTERS And OTHERS
TO THEIR
Exceedingly Full Stock of
Materials now on hand
Elk EXCELSIOR f" AND GTgER LATE
ARRITALS-NameTy;
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
TIRE&0THER BAR IRON,
Light and Heavy.
BARRON
Light and Heavy.

GNAsT sTEEL-Round, Square and Oval: also, Plate
~ steel, angie Iron, from "a to- inches.
BOILER and SHEET IRON from = inch to y inch, aud
from 10 feet by feet downwar aud Rvets suitable 70
the same
CIRCULAR BOILER HEADS, from fee, By y inch to So
feet by 7l6 inch together with large u . So and
inch Boiler Tubes, which puts in position 10 exc
cute orders for Boilers with Dispatch.
SCREW BOLTS and NUTS q to x inch, various lengths
w wsS1saS ik g sT Pss PIPE from mn to
With Tees, Elbows, Four-ways Nipples Couplings Union
Joints, aud Reducing Couplings and Nipples,
STEAM PIPE FITTINGS Of al kinds such Globe Valves
Cocks, Check Valves from = to Ss inch, at former
STEAM GAUGES, WATER GAUGES and GAUGE COCKS
ENGLISH LEATHER BEiTiNG best quality from inche.
mn up to ,nehesi also fo9rlly inch Rubber Betting.
ROUND GUT RAND suitable for driving Steam Engine Gov.
emors, = and inch diameter, with screw steel hook
couplings, THIS band Kept dry Is very durable
vuLcANIzED INDIA RuBBER, !. aud y inch, for Alr
Pump Valves ec also India Rubber Packing, lie aud
= inch American aud English.
COARSE GALVANIZED IRON WIRE CLOTH. wove to 10
pERPoRSTEp mr. ass PtSss Ear c,,,,,o. If An. ,,s
coarse mesh suitable r large small grained sugars
also BRAS Wire Cloths fr the purpose very cheap
TUCK'S PATENT PACKING, x to y inch frcsh and pa.
bic the mos, ecSnegeNl packing ir sl,nlsor Steam m
HEMP and FlAN PACKING, Nos. and lCosc and hard
CUMBERLAND COAL. In casks or in tar.
CuRlSrolEEl'S Patent SPIRAL SPRING Adjustable TUBE
SCRArERS
Machinery on hand and for Sale:
One ese. VACUUM rAN and AIR PuMrs) In ,.or,.o
One eicei Cylinder Steam Eagins Erection
Lie RAM; Que small SUGAR MILL; one medium
SUGAR MILL
sccond-hNndi Que small Sugar NM f,r Horse p,vor;
oae clariheri ono Portable Hnslnc aud BOILER
lad sererul o,1c Wscf,d articles IF M,ctmay.
Honolulu Iron Works Co.
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H.B. Ms Acting Commissioner
and Consul General.
n. r. Ms Consulate General
Honolulu Nov, 81 lS52
NOTICE PACIFIC ISLANDERS PRoTHC-
TloN,--WhcrcsS an Act has been passed by the In.
perisl Parliament OF the United Kingdom, intitulcd
"An Act hr the Prevention and Punishment of
Criminal outragcs upon Natives the Islands in the
Pacific Ocean \"
Aud whereas the said Act has heca proclaimed In
the several Australian Colonies by the respective
Governors thereof and has according 20 the proVi.
sons Of said Act now taken effect;
Al pCrsops arc krrclg rcyuift( q, taby notice that
the provisions Of the said Act will ho strictly put in
force, and 70 govern themselves accordingly.
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- -a--a -Te-r E,tls was done On
ass-- ts a-s5 7s-sa-v except the closing
o aFcss 1he srsur o. szlute
1 g. BE ar Dunel B5r- 81 h -
a r stuear ~ o basuoss
tass sllmsct psi1-s stt lauc was ia
it aao al.ai Many 81 our Amer
a- ana gshs-s observed The DAY as
d auas-lc. -ial beng ihe DAY &C.
n-es5a-i oEsi,e Czse5 Ssates
e. D. aszs--s,s 81 sara . raa, csuat-y. Thanks
-r-s haIt e. Fer St-eei Clu-ch.
- Demon 5e5vg-e5 IS 5isooz-ses at
~ ar~u- Clte5rl where sie H. Rev.
@ r-aa5hei q SERMON suiiable
$780, a,1i.r-ch s-le-e
Tsass- aEsale5. Wcuaace t.r the
N- Tst--rs 5isoou-se WI be
sas -ars- 5r >aeu-3sy next, The
BISHOP d. Hsaa,g.s wal be pub
szus
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Turing MY ABSENCE FROM THIS
~ Kingdom, Mrs, Elizabeth Thium viii act torme
under full power OF attorney, TnoS, THROM,
Honolulu, Nov 6, 1879. ASSN
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NOTICE.

TINHE Subioinod Notice TO British Sub
Il jccts Is published by direction Of Rcr Granville,
Her Britannia Msjcsy's Secretary Of State for For.
cign Affairs. TnHo. II. DAVIES,
II. b. Ms Acting Commissioner
and Consul General
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Also FoR 5 G1:
Hem p Canvas,

Arbroafh Manufacture--Assofto Numhcrs. u
Bond, Or Duty paid, FOR sale By BoLhEs CO.
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sIL.s wnIrcoMn.S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Honorable s- Tie
DISTRICT OF oHTTENDES. S.. District of Chiitenden
To the heirs and all persons interested in the estate
Of silas Whitcomb, late oi California County oil
Sacramento, deceased.
GREErISG.
WHERE'S. application hath been made to tbs
w Court IN writing, by the administrator OF said
estate praying fora license and authority % sell the
real estate o. said deceased including the reverson OF
the widow dover therein for the payment Of debts
and charges o. administration. and setting ioTth
therein the amount o. debts due from the said de
ceased the charges % administration the amount ~
personal estate and the situation % the real estate
Nhercupon, ~ said Court appointed and assl7{ned
the 18th day OF December \. d. -2. at the Probate
Court rooms, To- said District, 10 hesr and decide
upon said application. and petition. and ordered
public notice thereof O. De given 10 all persons
Interested thercu hy publishing said order togeth-
er with the time and place o. hearing, three weeks
successfully ia the Burlington Free Press, news
paper which crculates u the ne % borhoed o. those
persons Interested iu said estate all which puhhcH
Tons SHALL Dee previous tu the day assigned iof
hearing
Therefore. you are hereby notified O. appear before
said Court 40 the time and place ASST -ed. and then
and there iu said Court o. make your objections o.
the granting Oi such license. if YOU see cause
Given under my hand no the Probate Court rooms
this 10th dan 0f November A. ID l--2.
2lwat # r WALES, Judge
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ii, 30, in amendment of Il, chap, 100, g. s.,
and No 90 public of 1870 relating to salaries
Of probable judges; committee recommended to fix
the salaries ofthe several judges of probate districts
As follows; Addison, $500; Bennington, $40; Brad
.ord, S6e1; Caledonia, 500 Chittenden, sil25;
Essex, 500; Fairhaven, sos franklin, sll21i
Grand Isle, 500; Hartford, ss25; Lamolle, $500
Manchester, Si3j; Marlboro, ssl2; New Haven,
$500; Orleans $50 Randolph, $3.50; Rutland,
Sl01n; Washington, $3.50; Westminster, s62j; and
Windsor, $50. They also recommend an Increase OF
fees for large estates Amendments agreed to, but
third reading OF bill refused-yeas Is, nays -.
ResoIEtioH.-By Mr.. Pitkn Of Fairhaven, that the
business Of the present session cannot be completed
in satisfactory to the people Of this State,
or OF this House within the time now fixed for the
final adjournment and that the Clerk be directed
to communicate to the Senate copy Of this resolu-
ton; on motion of Mr.. Wright of Hancock, ordered
H. 80. to amend chap. St. = f., relating to private
corporations Mr. Henry Of Chester, moved to
amend by inserting in line $, Of see. I, the word
Villages after the word towns" which was
agreed to Mr.. Green Of Richmond. moved TO strike
out the words invested or loaned in any other
manner disagreed to. Nr. Smith Of St. Adams.
moved TO amend so that the provisions or the act
should not Poe construed 20 apply 70 any trust COM
pany with cash capital agreed 90. Mr.. Haskins of
BrGttlehpro. moved 10 amend. So that money may be
loaned ON mort-aSes in any % the New England
States; disagreed to
Mr.. Douglass of Whiting. moved that the bill be
dismissed; agreed to-yess D, nays l..
Mr.. Hehard OF Chelsea, called up the resolution
introduced this morning 10y Nj Beche 90. Dorset re-
latr y final adjournment.
VI Twan of Rockingham. NOV ci that the resolu-
Ice Kissed. ON thi- question Nj. Pu-rcc of Hart
ford, demanded the yeas and nays, which were
taken-aye- w. nays So 30 the resolution was dis
missed.
Mr. Pltkin OF Montpelier called mp 5. lis. relating
Oh the compensation uf certain State employees the
question being on the third reading Of the bills st
was ordered-ayc- 81, nays r..
Mr.. Nalworth of Coventry, moved o. amend by i'm
,erting $50 in place o' 81 per day but withdrew
his amendment.
The question then being. Shall the bin piss"
Mr tarerly OF P.ttslord. demanded the yeas and
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DIED.,

SNALLEY.-Laura Barlow Smallcy, only child OF
Bradley b. and Caroline NJ Smalley, born January
%, 1851, died November 26, ls72.
LIvERMoRE.-In Burlington. Nov. nth, ls72,
Susan f., wife OF George W. Liveunore, god >
years.
BARsE.-In Geneseo, H.. Nov. 2lst, at the res
dence Of her son-n-law, Leroy Z. Woodruff Mary
ID. Barse, aged IS years, formerly Of this city.
SENroN.-In South Boston; Mass, Nov. 2lst, 1872,
OF small pox, Nate Sexton, formerly Of this city.
aged u years.
Plattsburgh papers please copy.
MANUELL-ln this city, Tuesday morning, Nov.
18th, julia, wife OFF. V. MANUEL, aged % years.
FULLER-At the residence Of his brother Dorwin
". Fuller. in Starkshoro, on the 18th Of August,
John NJ, youngest son Of Josiah and Temperance
Fuller, aged - years.
During his last Illness which was long and pain
ul, he was remarkably patient, and by faith
triumphed over the fear Of DEATH his last end was
peace. At his request Rev J. C. Mott of salisbury,
preached from the text, Weep not for me"
Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep.
From which none ever wake 70 weep"
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Nothing else VIII answer u SOU are loarsc. have
q cold. or hard cough ask your druggist tur
Hale, Honey of IlureAouni and Tar. Take moth
M else. 10 the enc -oycrelu- remedy fur SD COM
plants oi the throat and lungs trtt.utuu'- 9TH
Avenue. Sold hy an Druggists.
Pixies T0othAche cure iu one minute. slh.t
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Teaal Aotifss.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT OF VERMONT.-At Charlotte, the 18th
~ day Of November 1872, the undersi gned hereby
gives notice Of his appointment assignee Of Ezra
Alexander Of Charlotte, in the County OF Chitten-
den and State OF Vermont within said District VINO
has been adjusted a Bankrupt on creditors petition
by the District Court % said District.
D. l. SPEAR. ASST nee.
1lwgf
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Chancery Term


Hos Jom> PERroINr. Chancellor
MoNbN. Nov 26, 1872.
The adjourned term of the court Of chan
Gerry was opened at ten o'clock this morn
ing. The docket was called and the follow
ing disposition was made of the several
cases marked for a hearing
lFith tie Court l. Brainerd RI as ".
Vt. c. r. r. Co. Eliza W Buel y. Charles
i. Wheeler n ais ; VIM. /. Strong "
Antoine c. Lawrence II ais Lewis ..
Thompson IS. Geo. Smith q ais.
Decree for Orator - Daniel Ray v.
Charles Llyermore e. ais Stephen Hale ".
John O'Neil Il qlS
D.so0Atnued-Ge1- and II /. Sayle, ".
4 c. Hill e a.
The remaining ten cases were continued
The court was then adjourned QHe die.
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