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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-03
Executors Sale (!

ON THURSDAY, the 25th Day of Janu-
" airy, A. D. 1872, at IL o'clock, NJ, on the
premises, in Lahaina, Island of Mani H. l.. the
Undersigned. Executors under the Will of FRANCIS
A. OUDINOT, late Of Lahaina, deceased, pursuant
to order of sale made by the Hon. A. Fernandez,
Circuit Judge of the Second Judicial Circuit in
Probate, on the 9th day of December. 1871, in the
matter Of the Estate Of the said deceased, we will
expose to sale at public auction, all the real estate
belonging to the deceased, and known the Oudinot
Premises, situate in the Ahupuaa of Puako Lahaina
Island of Maui, containing 10 $4,000 acres, more or
less.
Terms, Cash, and title papers at expense of pur-
chaser.
Lahaina, Dec. 22d, 1871.
P. II. TREADWAY,
II. DICKINSON,
Executors of the Estate of Francis A. Oudinot,
Deceased. 5I-4t
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PASSENGERS.

For Portland per Jane A Fakenburg. Dec 27-Georgo
Reed.
For San Francisco per Queen Emma, Dec 2S-H Hastings
Jno McGeary, Cambel julius Hates, Dexter, Law
renee.
From Lahaina, per Nettie Merrill Dec 2S-IIis FIX II
Phillips and wife, AlcCuly, Mr. Dickinson and wife Mr.
Parminter and wife. Swain Harris Preston Miss
Hastead, Prof Iasemaser
From Windward Ports, per stmr Kauea, Dec Sill b
Montgomery, Rev Paris. Mr. Paris A Smith, Judge A
Fernandez and daughter I II Paris Miss Thrum Miss
Spencer Walker Parker Col Spading, and 164 deck
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SHIPPING NEWS.

RlRK INGERTHA-Le Castries Bay, Amoor River, the
18th of Nov; fourth day put into mperatosk small
port in the Gulf Tartay for ballast sailed the
17th experienced strong gales from to southwest down
the Gulf passed Hakodad the 23d where Russian
vessels at anchor and through Tsugar
Straits the day; from thence until nearing the islands
succession of fresh gales from to sW was
becalmed days distance to the north of
Oahu; sighted the land the 2d ut and arrived on the
26 anchor outside and entered the harbor on the
Soth The Ingertha from Cronstadt River
and from thence under charter this port en-
route for the Guano Islands to load for Europe.
BRIG PErER-Le Newcastle Oct 10th and thence to New
Zealand had moderate southery westerly Winds enter
ed Cooks Straits the th day with the wind rather fresh
first which increased gale lasted eight hours;
had moderate winds still from the quarter until passing
the Tubuai Islands; had light winds and Gains thence to So
ciety Islands; sighted Tahiti Nov 9Th and was bscalmei in
the vicinity four days. had light NE winds to the
equator and crossed long III 20h then light
from NV lat II north and rables Ia; Is where the
trades and continued light during remainder Of pas
sage through the Hawaii Channel and experienced
light weather with rain squalls; sighted the Oahu light at
the 3lst ult and arrived in port IN The Peter
will proceed Maiden Island from this port uano for
Europe having been chartered hence at Melbourne
w WooD-Left this port Nov 81; had fresh trades
two days then variable winds and until the 10th and
made fine run to lat SO north long 3 west reaching that
position the 18TH took strong trades which lasted until
the 2i and encountered heavy gale NV; hove-to
until morning Of the 18th then resumed course and a
ed the evening Of the 9th During days Of passage
encountered tremendous swell from NV to sw
which made it dangerous TO carry proper sail On return
trip left San Francisco Dec 10th with strong northery wind
down the bay which hauled the and moderated
in passing the Heads encountered heavy on the bar
which occasionally broke clean passed the Faraones
at and thence took ne breeze from about NE which
lasted four days and then % hours the 9th
day light breeze set in from the ST. and hauled gradually
TO sW from whence it increased heavy gale with high
running, and the 18th the staroad tack
the gale moderated to dead calm which continued two day
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LOCAL NEWS.

EEE % .sEsgl QuEES Es-NA gave an elegant en-
te-ta-uulri a. Der country residence in Nuuanu
F-l'aF yesterday ihe End inst, il being the ami
--c-s-y c- il- birthday. a large number OF guests
uc-l present on the occasion, among whom were
AdulTal WINSTON, Commander q the Pacific squad
--- zul s-lf and t,le Captains and Officers OF the
l. r. s. California and N4rrl-ansett.
Eazta-aay evening Adrnirll WiusioW, the Captain
url .Ii-1ers a[ ship entertained large number
d. guess ol board a.c ClGf1mia- A splendid
1a1u WIS spread Tor Tic OCCASION, which, to-
1 tIe zauair1 % tha 1ue music Of the
Band. tle occasion was rendered one OF cN-
--a-1. 81 su-e ta an il.a guests.
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-arHET E-EcrusI0N.-Thc Honolulu Rifles, under
c1ru-ud % Capt. Chas. 7. Gulick, turned out on
-ia First ir fatigue uniform for parade and target
practice The dav was q beautiful one, and could
r1t hara been more Huspicious for the occasion
The company llit The arm0ry in the early part Of
-ll- forenoon and PROCEEDED 20 Kulaolahua, where
-ler e-uzr1d Al thc residence Of C. a. Castle, Esq
Tire company did rot appear 10 be very proficient at
----et -ac-iuu. good shots being quite scarce The
i.- s..ats made were by QuartoTmaster v. 7. Don
-t and l'r rail D. J.. Clark. the former taking the
E1-. --1l O. handsome silver medal. and the latter
.a second 1rlzg which was OF lesser value. At the
conclusion o. the practice, which afforded much
a-s-se-ae-s, tl,a company with number Of invited
c-ats intending ladies, rartook Of a liberal cola
attn ri-h lad been provided by the committe Of
---r-- 1c--s amer Tie lunch tie fine band OF the
r. IS tr---c California. whose services had been
eill la- the day, furnished very fine music
r1- dd-ciue- and for slort time those who were
--r-.... b. ot.aiuing partners enjoyed themselves
l--se eIr. The company then returned TO the
and r1- 7ilra5irC through the principal streets
-t-y lis5aHied q; The armo1y toward evening, hav-
jig er rre1 Themselves immensely besides furnish
i-- -ll ullans % enjoyment to others.
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DIED.

sTORBACK-In this city, 9th, Charles Fred
eck Storback native of Bremen aged 80 years He had
resided in Honolulu during the past "a years and highly
papers please copy.
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

TNHE Partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween WILLIAMS & WALLACE, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The senior Partner,
George Williams. will settle all the outstanding ae
counts of the firm. Z GEO. WILLIAMS,
W. NJ. WALLACE.
Honolulu. Dee. 10, 1871. 40 81
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CONCRETE. The \. Y. journal of Commerce in
describing the visit of the Commissioner Of Docks.
thus speaks Of the material used for the dock heads
in the Hudson River: 1.-THE yards now contain 900
barrels OF Portland cement, 10 be used in forming
The huge blocks OF bstop some Of which viii weigh
100 TONS TO be used for those portions Of the new
bulkheads and piers under water instead OF granite
The material Will be quite durable as granite but
50 per cent below the cost Of granite A sample
block, weighing four tons, made last week, was
standing in the mould finished and win be submit
ted TO crushing test this week The Jet0a is COM
posed Of one part Portland cement, two parts sharp
sand aud eight parts Of pulverized rock from the
New Jersey quarries. This rock is obtained by
grinding in steam power mill the fragments of
stone thrown off while blasting for pavement blocks
At the foot Of Seventeenth street. East River, the
Department has established large storehouses wnere
'e'on VIII be made for the piers and bulkheads on
the East River and where the Maine granite blocks
for those works viii be landed. The Jeton blocks
will cost about sixteen dollars while the granite of
the same Dimensions viii cost from thirty to forty
dollars. The cement blocks have been proved at the
mole at Algiers and at the entrance to the Suez ca
nal, and have answered satisfactorily the purpose
they were designed to-
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Guardians Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i SALE, dated 10th December, 1871, issued by the
Honorable Elisha II. Allen, Chief Justice Of the su-
preme Court sitting Court Of Probate, in the
and William Friel, minors, which order Of sale s
file in the Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court shall
offer for sale at Public Auction, at the premises. in
Honolulu,
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BarEsr-r RESOURCES "A large boiler. just com
-.e-ad NJ ill Hou1lulu Iron WORKS was shipped by
schooner X Moi ou Thursday last for the Wal
--- -1-lacl-' Plantation on Maui. II is one OF
d -- dr t-tular boilers recently ordered, Is
lrs .ue-L - feet In diameter, with 65 s-inch
sll,as md Connected with horizontal stcam-drum
a. I.a1-s are made OF asths inch plate, the tube
as t.ar- laf-lucl, and are pronounced 10 be
r-z ra shy fa-eieu work They are for steam
l..-a- lT-.-ratus. which, together with vacuum
-ls ruu-is. and all the necessary machinery, also
CURED 1rrg, when completed, viii make the
rHl. 1u abe Naiiaru Plantation one Of the most
H or rhe Islands. In addition 10 these, the
l-- WORKS have Sour other boilers under way,
-lt b fai-I larger. which are rapidly approaching
--lei1n Together win vacuum pans, pumps,
e. f1- uil.r aauI plantations. During the past
--sl mouths The Resumes OF the Honolulu Iron
s hafl been put 10 their utmost which has
-- nacsssars 10 do great deal OF night work.
enc Gle Observance OF the holidays, except the
i-ilzs l-.sl- dsy has been ont Of the question We
l- s- 90 earn tiat Tie prospects Of tilis establish
--n- e tle opening O. the new year have never
been Cd -lorr luurishiuE condition. From this
~ rl- ialc itai tie prospects OF the plantations
-l1 tlL cau Hg Fcar arc also favorable.
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U-rr-1-=---l tl-ai tie day OF publication Of the
H--- monthly is changed from the lst TO the
-za afr.et -1alta- The l-=t number viii appear
s. -..r --l rz-.
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NAvAL-The L. 5. Flagship California leaves for
Tahiti to-day, and from thence to South Amer
lea visiting the various ports along the coast where
she viii remain several months The visit Of this
noble ship has been a most agreeable one to our
residents and VIII not soon be forgotten, and we
doubt not that it has been much enjoyed by those on
board the California. 1t has been many years since so
fine ship Of war has entered our harbor 1t is
possible that the California may make another visit
TO Honolulu on her return to San Francisco 1t is
rumorod that the Nauagansett viii visit Hio short
", to enable the officers to make a trip to the
volcano
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IMPORTS.
From Newcastle per brig Peter Dec 3l-35 tons of Coal
POET OF mON0EULU.
IMPORTS.

PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.
Dec 21-Ketch Lunalilo from Hawaii.
2S-Schrs Prince Luta, and Active from Hawaii Mary
Ellen and Nettie Merrill from Maui, and Warwick
from MoOkai.
29-Schr HOkulele from MOlOkai.
30-Schrs Rinau from Kooau and Waioa from Mololai.
3l-Stmr hilauea from Windward Ports schrs Isabella,
Mokeki and Live Yankee from Maui, Pauahi from
Hawaii and North German brig Peter, Bundgodrd,
days from Newcastle
Jan 2-lIaw blk Wood Week % days from San Francisco
SAILED.
Dec 2T-Schrs Hattie. Fairy Queen and Annie for Kauai
Juanita for Alookai and Am bktne J A Falkinburg
Cathcart, for Portland.
2S-Schr Kamo for Mani, and IIaw bk Queen Emma
Geett, for san Francisco.
3O-Schrs Active and Prince for Hawaii Nettie Merrill
for Maui
Jan 2Stmr Kiauea for Windward Ports schrs Luka and
KHAN for Hawaii Waiola and Warwick for MOlOka
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l-.-E o. 1CCmES-.-0ue 5ay last week native
named EIl. being on The mountain Al Waimea,
Il-ra-. VIVA DIS wife hunting wild cattle, seeing
some bullock in thc distance, he told his wife TO
-llir s.l uutlI De should 90 and attempt to shoot
aua After De had been gone Tor some time his wife
la-rl tls report OF The gun and supposed her
husband Dad been firing as tie cattle Waiting
awhile anur hearing the report Of the gun, she
fa-lul auEl7us and started IN the direction from
~ ..t lll report came, after searching for a time
a found Or hc- horror her husband living dead.
BIZ laz evidently while running 10 get near the bull
Dock 1-rllassly carried bis gun SO that twig had
a-L- t1l hammer and exploded the cap. The
HaI l.1d entered the lower Jaw and penetrated the
brain.
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Administrators Notice.

TIlHE UNDERSIGNED having been ap-
l. pointed Administrator Of the Estates Of FRA-fK
WED and KAHUE. Of Kalihi, Island Of Oahu, de-
ceased, hereby requests all persons owisg the said s
tates TO make immediate payment. and al persons
having claims against said estates must present them
within two months from this date. az ny residence
Puunni, Honolulu Oalr, they viii be forever bar
red. 5. L. KAELEMAKULE.
Adminiairat0r.
Honolulu, Oahu. Dec 9. 1871. 1914
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AVA LICENSES. Three ava licenses for the dis
irict Of Honolulu sold by order of the Minister of
the Interior, disposed Of at public auction on
Saturday by c. S. Barlow as follows: LIST, to E. II.
Boyd, FOR $50; Cd, to W. P. Kamakau, for $50;
81 10 G. w Macy for $50
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NJ. s. cRINRAUM & CO.
ADMINISTRATOR Notice.

TlHE UNDERSIGNED having been an.
Il pointed Administrator Of the Estate Of J. LANtf-
HERNE DESHA, deceased, hereby requests all per-
sons owing said estate to make immediate payment.
and all persons having claims against said estate
must present them, with the Necessary vouchers With
in six months from this date they will be forever
barred. ". c. PARKE, Administrator.
Honolulu, Dec. H. 1sTI.-4s-4t
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---arlsrI1S or REV c. W. PILIPo.-The Rev.
g. E. Philippe, late OF Kailua, Hawaii, was installed,
Committee % the Evangelical Association Of
u-a over tha Church q, Kaumakapili, Honolulu,
...a la=r sabbath evening, Dec 81, ISL Dr. L.
sl.L presided Ecadiag Scriptures and Prayer,
Esr O. Eaz1a; Sermon, Rev. B. w. Parker; In
rr--- Prayer Rev. 5. Waiwaiole; Right Hand OF
Fellowship Elv H. II. Parker; Charge to Pastor,
Bar.g. II P1-ae; Charge TO People 20 be deliv-
CRED rar zal5a,h-l Rev /. smith, D. D.; Beuedic-
-i-a. Ear. g. ". Plipo.
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Notiee---Water Works.

TNHE WATER RATES for the next half
L year will be due the LIST of January. 1879,
and it is expected that it will be promptly paid.
Honolulu, December goth, ISL
THOS. LONG.
80 st Sup'r Water Works
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Er-rE Crs1Es---A concert wiu be given at
E-r-1l-1 Ct---b next Saturday evening under
-s11-- e.s d. tae 8l1u. Mrs = o. D1miais for the
Er-a-t l. sl.r 1l1-aa % Eaada- There viii, doubt
--.s .a1 ---e1ttez8lrea. as she Eawaiahao Choir,
-.a Braces some ~ The best talent OF this city,
=-=-eE rr seya-zl others, have kIadly volunteered
tl..l- sa-r lcds f-r tic occasion.
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a. Good IEm.-The schooner PsuaLi arrived on
Sunday afternoon, tWouty-six hours from Hilo,
F- iE q 70 not often ezceIled. Capt Reynolds
=fa-. -t tle crater % Kiauea is quite active, the
81 Och can DE seen a. night II q great dis
1a-al VI shore. HIi0 is suffering greatly for want
e.. -r ana one O., Che plantation mills in the Vi
-- Hlial depended 30 great degree upon that
-- ...-.---f.s.i,' 80 sa-sar. had been compelled TO
suspend work Among the passengers by the
laaa El-- several who had been on a visit to the
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--r1ErrD sr5rE-Two valuable horses were re-
-r from san Francisco by the last trip Of the
1-1= TAYLOR f1r Ills Majesty, which We understand
A. Intended flE carriage span. They were landed
5r l-aa-la-t condition although the passage was 4
-HE-l one I'rgvl1us 10 leaving san Francisco they
r--l clipped short, which gives them mouse color
ft .mr they vii be almost a jet black,
usiar Will make tLcm handsome span. They
l-l o. large handsome frame, standing about 1873
binds ll-s, and arc a valuable acquisition to the
--z. .u. ---- .1-ted stock already On tic Islands
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Er-Lr-L arrived Oh sunday morning with
taa best freight and passenger lists that she
.-l f.rs-me time She made the trip around
-i ana WAS detained q Eau nearly one day in
quantity gf luIabGr That had been shipped
l- ana also several hours al Kealakclua in
i-.-u l cattle she reached I.alaiua on Saturday
evening md ll-- s1r Honolulu n midnight. In con
--as- ~ Noudly being holiday. her departure
BIZ El-a was postponed until yesterday.
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Salmon Direct from the Packers

ID EST Columbia River SaImOn-paekine of
II 1871, received per "Falkinburg' and for sale BY
48 BOLLES 4 co.
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wa lvg received through +. spencer, ESQ, ofvai-
zll-- IaEal. o copy q the Newcastle Directory
and Eianter Eirer ALMANAC Tor 1872, printed at
-l-g f..ai 1Gce Newcastle, y 5. W. This work is
r rlat1l ss giving flii aud clear statistics ofthe
ra=1l--aE ul New S1utl Wales. both agricultural
ana commercial Among tie most valuable part Of
GRE Iir-1- is the fa.i and complete sailing dircc-
-lius -rl for thccoast q y 5 W. from Port Jack
E1l .l -ls Br5ucliuu Islands.
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-s--aI- t-Iuns.-l-asi evening the installation Of
care officers ol Excelsior Lodge !. @. OF o. F. took
-le place So their Han on Fort street The follow
-1- ra-l -ae officers installed
q &C. o. Bishop
Ns-T Elut5u.
Ss1-1la.g--T. S smithies.
--l1sur.r-T, Levers
We uH5 l-stanl THAT The officers Of oahu Lodge
$50 li tl Knights 81 Iylzs will be installed this
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oregon Hams,

D ECEIvED PER "FALKINBURGD and for sale
H. By (4S) BOLLEs 4 co.
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United States Of America.
SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT.
IN-THEs DISTRICT. COURT.

In the matter Of John D. Kennedy, Bankrupt.
v Er Pdrte: ...y ... ....-
Thurston s. Holmes rs. Assignee of John&D.
5 .! . Kennedy.
DY virtue of an order Of this Honorable
- Court, bearing date scptcmbcr5 S, 1872, all
the creditors, and especially the lien creditors
of John D. Kennedy, Bankrupt, arc required to
prove their claims before ME, at the Office Of
Mcssrs. Bryan & Bryan, No. Sj, Broad Street,
Charleston, So. on or before the first day of
November next, or he barred from the order
made or be made in this causn.'i
T. NJ. SEABROOK,
- Register in Bankruptcy.
September 2G. 'Dt
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4 him. He fired coolly and steadily, "a If he
were shooting at ducks. The bear gave a
xroan, but Ge pace w was as III uInslacksd.I BE
| dashed on; upto Che, ,very ,mtuzzle Of ft1he q,
manning gun barrel, hIhs, General lBas in
Efbe act Of nuliine the trigger. when A cane,
Shining from f1nI under his, feet aewIupw.f1
Hike ksasspri6Hee and striking the, weapon. the
gun was discharged high iR'th s1ar. 1sir. In the
twinkIne sog eye,1aa1s General iWasdon the
Ground struck down by che fareIbaw of the
fen14gd enr4agged brute, but knife in hand. land as
c6ol as if lpnrSofmeenrading lnSf his own piazza -nl
sbsans forward toa oahins his assistance, stsa but lie
shouted to me, to.stand back HE VAS living
almost at fnll .leheth thitbsbeaJ ,si;e the
latter was beina torn and aistiadted, hv iie
aoosI nov II full force and doublp fIanticc
Seeing their mnsterin nn s,ii q his bower Il was bt
thgwork Of faMohsft, BIT 7 shodaidnn't .fos.
Egastthe soeis,m aihonth hfof;centarlessa.5 The
Generals ,rirht arm and tLnifssaets ,indss,rs.
t6e animal but with motion sonios ,as "a 4
9aIsY FASH he threw the other arm oysr the
4odt and clGtcHipg' t6ss Knife # 2 drove Il deem
,ins6 The Iliea+EB IF the bratat There was
[spasmodie stroke of the pdW in The "a ifection,
~ tbs strots, Of ,he hlsdss sor,a hesrSivags'
str;Ees ont in The d;rect;on,frou, wi,ence ;fs A
4rsin css4 4ns;iMa fact bv the Wav Wbighe
saysdiitSe 4ass,abd bSdy # tf5e lEseanmerals..
land af,pi a,shd&edoHy dIlSfve e4FH snasFHSz mon.
. ster laS dssa;s ,AJI Aat;s % .pltg ITFas s5oes
With Their ;avs ali bloody ,svereae,ll.d Hs off
s5S7s9 saTs niia VIA lav In the brake nann ii
eai aSI5Sy from Wounds Gld It had receiy
ed. .,,Ths Geheraf recovered his f feet ettI With
mt a scratch. 4Stbsred h;s s,,n nj !x1insaI the
b1oodv G lu;ss siSSdarL far: aIeathss;t ps ' IN
' ap essry dav sort os fashion tho ''nssroes sa
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Southern Express Company

CAMDEN, SEPT. II, 1872.
Until further notice, all orders to call for
freight packages TO be forwarded by Express,
must be left in the order box at the hotel before
5P. NJ, at which hour the wagon will call for
them.
Money Parcels ONLY will be received at the
hotel from to 80, p. NJ.
ABB DESAUSSURE, Agent.
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TVERY farmer take Mt should least one paper,
r. for the benefit Of his family, if not of himself
They will receive many times the cost ofthe paper
in knowledge; and the home paper should have
the preference. tWeask our country friends to
subscribe for thesovnah Only $2,60pcr year:
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.DoEsaNoraKf PA WATCH Doc Now.
-Itis reported that Mr.. Collins; of Hart
ford, regards with .disapprebationthe prac
tiee of keeping watch.dQgs, because he,pur-
chased one the other day and paid the. man
s5nextfai because he was warranted "vigilaDt
and certaihsto hold on when lie once got a
grip.7-s.is1 :...s.. 80 %. 49, .t' Il ~
, lie placed the dog in the front yard that
highland came. home late. About quarter
!. past' one o'clock Mrs Collins was surprised
to 8 perceive her husband ascending the stairs
lin haste, and bringing the vigilant watch
dog with: him.
. There was only about pound and half
of Mr.. Collins in the dogs mouth, but still
mr. Collins said it was painful-exceedingly
,naipful-and he. would be glad if Mrs Col
fms would take a monkey wrench or some
thing, and pry that watch dog right off, or
blast him away With With nitro-glycerine and such
things. y;.,;r..,... ~ yr,: Ia.
The faithful animal was at last killed, and
his head cli6pred off; but even after sixteen
,aecth had been extaacted from Mr.. Collins,
ne feels, constrained to explain when compa-
tny comes he, prefers to stand on account of
linf faafminiatory rheumatism in his leg. Mrs.
Collins says it would be useless to send her
husbands pantsloons to a. tailor to be repair
cd, and tho doctor thinks that with coed
nursing tIr.. Collins will be able to sit down
in about two weeks. The latter says now that
Lthe next time he wants a dog to bay him
desp m6uthett welcome home, he will pur-
chase one of those cast-iron dogs which lie
still when man climbs over the fence.
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