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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-12-11

Or. H0ofdnd's P0dWhylIin,
or Substitute for Mercury PDs.
T.-o I'iHs a Dose. lie 5aost PoperJ,sl
lctTaaocent Tsgeta}5c C'utharE1 k4u,ra.

OF Substitute for Mercury PiI:s
T.-o I'jHs Dose. lie ,zost PocerJjsl
lctGaocsnt, T'egeta}'2 Ct1tEarn4 kA0,ea.
Itisuot necessary 10 take handful Of
these Pills 10 produce tie desired effect ;
tr1 Of them act QdicKly and powerfully.
cleansing the Liver, Stomach aud Bowels
Of all impurities. The principal ingredient
is Polophyiijn, or the i icohoiic Extract Of
Mandrake, which Is by many times more
powerful, acting and searching than the
Mandrake itself It, peculiar action is
u7on the Liver, cleaning It speadiIv from
all ob,truc:ious, rgith all the power Of
Mercury, set free from the injurious
results attached to the use Of that mineral
For al diseases, in which the use Of
cathartlc Is indicated, these pills will give
entire satisfaction III every case. They
NEVER FAIL.
III csses Of Liver Comp .aimt, Dyspepsia
and extreme cos:i,eness, Or Ho9lanG's
German Bitters Or roaic should be ,.ssd
in connection with The Pills. Tie tome
effect Of The Bitters or roric b..ids up the
system. J Ne Bistefs Or Tome puriies the
Blond. Strengthen the Nerves, EEGrLATEs
the Liver, and giyes strength, energy and
yiecr.
Keep vour Bowels active with the Pills,
and tone mp he system with Bjtters or
Tonic, ard no disease can retsin the hold,
OF even assail sou.
Recolleot that it is DR., TIQQFLAND'S
GERMAN Remedies .kat are 60 uriveg-
sally used and highly recommended and
do not allow the Druggist TO induce YOU
10 take anything else that he may say IS
Just RS good, because he makes Z larger
proft on it. These Remedies will be
sent bv Express TO arv locality upon ap-
plicalion to the PRINCIPAL OFFICE.
NJ the GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
COZ Arch ST.. Philadelph g
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HOOELAHD,S GEEMAn IONIC

Was pounded Tor those no. inclined 70
extreme bit!ers, and j. intended for use in
cases " hen some alcoholic stimuian; IS
required in connection with the Tonic
properties of the B,,;els. Zach boatle Of
the Tonic contains one Bottle Of the Bit
tors, combined With pure SANTA CRUZ
RUN agd favored IN such a manner tn;.t
the extreme bitterness Il III bit.4rs Is over.
come, forming Z propagation highly agree
able and pleasant go the paia:e. ard con
laiuingfhe medicinal virtues of lae Bit
teEs. The price ur lhe Tonic - & 50 per
B9t.,o, ahich many person. think too high
They mast take into consideration shat fhe
s,imuiaat used is guaranteed TO be o: q
good quality. 4 poor article so-ld be
furnished Al q oheape, price. or !, ;: 80;
bcGsr to pay a !i;;,e more land have 3 good
article? A medicinal preparation sEo. Il
contain none bal the best ingredients; and
they who expect 20 obtain cheap com
pound, and Ike benefited by i NIL most
certainly be cheated.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-12-11
Does Farming Pay.

One of my peighbors, says sul edi-
tor of the Agrjcplturalist has just
sold twenty acres of his farm to
German for over $500 per acre
The land is on cross-road. seven
miles from the centre of New York
City, and has been so much neg
lected that it will cost at least fifty
dollars per acre and two years time
to get it clean and in good condi-
ton. The farmer who sold this land
does not make three per cent. on
500 an acre from his farm, and if
the German can make it pay at $3.50
per acre, it will be another illustra-
ton Of what industry, thrift and en-
terprise can accomplish. 1t seems
to ne, however, that such a man
would have done better to have gone
West. lie certainly would if he in
tends to raise ordinary farm crops
But these thrifty Germans seem to
have a knack Of paying for land,
and bid fair to become the principal
landowners in the older portions Of
tho country. Their great forte" is
saving. have a neighbor. q we'll
TODD farmer, who always has money
in the hank But If he owes you
anything, he never thinks Of giving
you Il check-not he. lie knows
trick worth two Of that. lie sells
something from the farm. After he
has done his days work, in the eve
ming, he picks up few apples or
potatoes, or squashes. OF. a few heads
Of cabbage, 4 basket or eggs, and a
little butter OF lard, or perhaps n
bushel or two Of nice hand-picked
beans. These he puts in a spring
wagon, and the next morning before
I am up ne IS half way to the city,
and By the time I am through break
fast he is back with the money Ii
Is far easier to give & check on the
bank But that man would run in
debt for & hundred acre farm at $50
an acre and pay for it. I conduit,
I can raise rs good crops as he docs
better perhaps-and the receipts
from my farm per acre mc larger
than his, but he and Lis family do
all their own work, and when one Of
his bright, active boys wants to get
married, there IS money in the bank
70 make the first payment Oh small /
farm and give him . start in life.
He Is withal capital farmer, /
keeps his land clean and works it .
thoroughly. lie is 4 good neigbhur
not inclined to borrow, and willing
10 lend and if he does borrow any
thing for . few hours he returns l. .
promptly. He is a. cheerful a. abe
day. minds his own business. and is
always cheerful! with his work, lie
keeps good span Of rather gay
young horses that L. bred himself,
and which are always carefully I
groomed and full Of spirit; q nice
carriage that is always clean, and
good harness that IS always in re
pair and wen oiled and bIackened.
and he drives to church every sun
day in 4 style that many a German +
baron might envy. That man com
menced life wi5h nothing but eood .
health, good habits, a pair Of good
hands and a good head, with indom- .
liable energy dad perseverancc.-.
There are thousands Of such cases,
and IN view Of them 7. seems unncc-
essary TO ask the question, Does
farming pay "
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Ae20 Advertisements.
In Chancery at Dandridne

George y. D0ts1n - SalIie Riggs ct sI--FursuAus
- TO decree Of satd Court At -ts C-to},gr Ten
1872, VII, Ca
TUESDAY, THE l7TH DAY or DECEMBER. 1a72
~ the door If the Court House ia sTorrist3pn Offer
for sale, 20 the highest bidder ~ pubic auction on,
credit Or Six and twelve months, except the sum
Of $50 % required To be paid cash III hand, the
tract Of land mentioned in the pleadiugs being the
property lf which John PUrEeypiIe died seized and
possessed and now occupied by his heirs
Notes with good personal security VIII be re-
CURED Of the purchaser and hen VIII be retained
On he land 20 secure the payment of the purchase
money.
D. 2. n. BLACKBURN, c. B 81.
n0vzg-4r7. Printers fee 81 %.
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There are ffty-six farmers in the
Iowa Legislature, nearly one-half Of
the total number Of legislators.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-12-11
Near advertisements
HIGHLANDS GERMAN BITTERS

4 Bitters without Alcohol or Spirits
Of any hind,
Is different from ali others. It's eompos.
90 Of the pure Juices, or
Vital Principle Of Roots, Herbs and BarLs,
Tor as incidentally termed Extracts,l the
worthless or inert portions Of the iDgre-
dients not being used. Therefore in one
Bottle Of this Biuers there is contained a.
much medicinal virtue as viii be found in
several gallons Of ordinary mixtures. The
Roots, &c, used in this Bitrers are grown
in Germany, their Hiial principles extract
ed IN that country by scientific Chemist,
aud forwarded 70 the mandatory IN this
city, whore they are compounded and bot
lied, Coutaiuiugro sPirituous Ingredients
this Biuer> is free frorn the e5jcc'Ions urg
ed against all others; no desire for st.ma-
Iants can be induced by their use, they
cannot make dr7nkard~, and cannot under
any circumstances, have any but beAe
fetal effect.
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JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY g. CO.,
PROPRIETORS.

Formerly c. " JACKSON & co.
These Remedies ar. for Sale By Drag
gLsfs, S'orekeepsrs, anj Medicine Dealers
ereryrAeTs fcb@9.
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PETERsRERG, VA.

10 Richmond, Va, 10 charge FIR rransrer
If Baggage a. Lynea5arz, barae....e, ana
81. other p aCes-oa this Railway Line.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
TIE STATE OF TRADE.


LoxDOS g7ilo mConsos Opened a. 81, or mo.sI l s
United States flye lNeay O"H~s s
e2t; l85s o 80; lJs7s 92l Territories o. ,a o,o,od
FElNKPoRT, Aug 27s uUnited states fe-l"on O0H''
IyEEpool Aug 2li mCotion opened si5 Miadnag nus
o. 5ia Mddng Orleans lOid The receipts OF Wheai I ns POI
G be past three days have been O0 quarters houus @O
I5VSTPoo1 Aug 279 p mThe Bres1fs market Is trmer
wheat u peI California White ior ked mesIh
snr and I2 for Flour 2S ass Y DOL ior western
Csna Corn % per quarter Barley 34 bush Peas 90 qasitsr
Cumberland Cut Nneese o@
cvt r the best grades Of American fine Lard to6 g cW
L0NDON Aug 25 mConsus closed al va of OO'n on 'H
tbe .roount American Securities unchanged. -
PARfs. Aag 27-p. m.-Rentes closed at soi sc -, -,
vFpao9 Ap5 rs n m-Coon closed unchanged; the sales
Of e M bave been bales including 900 for export and specn
% be market for Fabrics Manchester is Quiet and
snre me receipts this port for the past three days
have heen quarters. including gOO American c, M
LfvERpoOL Aug. E-Evenng-Bseon S'oV CIVIL ot SnoH ho
Mdfes ~ ,oea,,f ... .,-. q.
I0NpoS Aug 27-Evening.-COmmOn Rosn Ob0lI per cWti
Spirits Turpeutne, 81 cwL
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
COTTON MARKETS.

PRnApEIPRtA. Aue 27.--Coton quiet; Mddhngs. 21ic
SEv DRLEAss Aug 2sCoton steady IN fair demand; Mdtngs
20i o1e receipts lis balesi gross 9 bales sales so bales
stock 6,733 bales -
GALTRsrOS TCatton oug Good Ordinary 0li4ci net
receipts 81 bales sales $50 bales stock. 1861 bales
81 I0UIs. Auz Is--COtOn nominal
WmwfNsrON Aug 27CotoB quieii Ndngs 2Olei exports
coastEise, Il bales; aes 10 bsiesi stock 2OJ bales
LOUISVILLE Z7-tOtOn steady; Mddhng Ne net receipts
y bales, hipment, II bales. -
oEK xs r. cotton nomnali receipts 80 bales; Eioek Se
CHARLESTON. Aug 27Coiton quiet; Mdding lsiQl9ic net
gecepis 50 bales; sales. 80 STOCK 3. l58 bales ~
SAYASNAH Aug 2I-COlton hgbt denaud mld1hngs
bales stock, bales
CScyEATi Aug. 2COiton quiet; Low Mdngs, I4c net
cept bales shpments. 81 bales stock, 1887 bales
koRFOLX, Aug 27-COton Quiet; Mdlngs Poe
oeps, ~ bses eHPor-coastNe 80 baes stock 80 baes
AUGusTA I--Coi0n quet Mtdhngs, tSc
receipts Is bales; sales ~ bales
BOTOS Avg 2C0ton Nid1ling gross receipts CSC
bale; ssles. ~ bales, stock, 8 coo bales
BArfHoKR Aux q Cotton arms AdiHngs zee receipts
exports e. basi sales stock so
NEnPns Asg. o. Coton funeri Mddags, 2ltg1iic net
eags 10 bales; stock, 2,25+ bales.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
.fn East and ryet fir Line OF 152 Miller,
Endiasap0sis, Ind, TO Decatur, AH

Thros passes through belt Of the best settled and richest gcu
tura au mineral country Indians Illinois 20 miles
width West railway built projected through
In crosses In Parke Yermillon Counties the rich
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
CATTLE MARKETS.

BsPPlfo n y Aug Z7.-CatsTAe this M
usually g aad Of neo grades The receipts Including
ears oay 6s9 hesd making The supply
tbs agsnst 3 the
time week Che Opeael st an advance AE weeks
closing prices OF ceut good cattle, and W ! cent
on common Foek The attendance large, Gnd
eood basness eoa1 lave been transacted had there
kuDply Of dedrabe sraes satisfy the demald Abo1t
disposed Of ss 27 bead Of Illinois steers ranging Fom
II3 5Il S7i 81 Indiana sers from
s6toi Isl b Al 5d So B Indians cows averaging 05 n
Msosh steers ranging from li 2oy ~ t ~ 5guso "a
b Hcesn eeer rsagnf 1915 10. al - lc5 65
eers ranging o6 NJ st 80 5OOS4 ~ ~ Chsrokee
steers ayeraxng a. "a % Is HtAe aycIaglg 0 n
e3 s. ShepThe ferts to-day 2s9 head rhhins the
slpglY l0r he week a ar 6)J head against tV head 9T e s
Veei. The has opened In sales Hogs-lhe
receipts tOlay 1000 head agaus. 5)J head for he same tm
Last ma OlCne1 slfdc il liylnci
81 last ssks pIess GOOD kop brought - g)9S %: laeo
grades - iOunI really pgfehaseni tie Liter
W0sSi Of s0sTs lOs nhss hogs 49, o. ~ es
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28

For nf ,cecx eadta0 hHe 20 1871 49,.
several large sales ehu h
having been made The only has been .hi
of Suce advanced lc The assortment o. a. ps
Iils he sock s scunuiatng The receipts at The toiI
On during via Be Canal % e ~ Cass
~ shingles and 4G pounds Of stavesi wa
a fet Of lumber Freehts remain unchanged lhe "0"s
arc the ruIDg pnces At the prinoipAl Yards; 80, "a,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
Buukinq fiouses ano Danktrs.

TOHN MUNR0E a. CO.,
- BANKERS No. 9 WALL-ST.. NBW.TORK.
ISsUB CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT ON
MIINROH & Co, PARIS. AND ON THE
CONSOLIDATED BANK. LONDON
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
noRss MD cAssI4cE -4Asksr

EEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Aug. a. is72
There is small trade in business horses at
last weeks quotations. but no feature OF note In the gen
era horse market Idafa EtnHlo ~ I
Messrs Johnston Van Tsssell disposed Ills day. @
private SALE Of five work horses Of an ayeInee OF tlo
nor head Al the regular semi-weekly sac a te a1oNo
hrn's Horse and Carriage Auction Mart III Eist Tair
teenth the following prices were realized under the
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
financial
nRnPOSALS For $t,768,O ,OOO-STOCkS OF


PROPOSALS FOR $l7ss,,9CSOom5ST0GgC;IKSSS OF OF
I THR CRY AND COUNTY or NEW Y0Rk.-SBALkD Pro Pk0
pos AS viii he received the Comptroler Ohoe unL UbnDA
seneber IsT2 O'Clock when the same VII De PqnnS
p so he whole or sny part be OH MILLION SEVEN
glUNDRHD AND SIXTY EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLAkS Of ot0eAS
~ he City and County Of New York. TO wii .oc,,
ADDITIONAL NEW CR0TON AQUBDUCT sIOCh. ,-o o,o
Authorized Chap $50 Laws Of August sJ SE'
ADDITIONAL CR0T0N WATER SIOIk
Authorized BY Chap amended ChsP 32S Laws OF 1871 pay
able November /, 1891. iV''
ASSESSMENT FUND STOCK COUNTY
Authorized Chap Laws Of 1862 payable No o
CITY PARKS IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK ...o,,
Aufhorrei by Chan 29 OF 8i payable 10 thirty years so
WATER STOCK OF 1870 -
Authorized by Chap 33 Sec o. Laws o lSO payable NOFen
l. N'
will interest tho rate Of seven per cent pt a-nn
first Of hSY and November IN each year
The proposals the OF stock desired anu t po
per dollars thereof and the persons whose are
accented will hereupon required deposit with the Chsm0en e
sums respectively together with any premiums ereD
on presenting Comptroller the receipts oi the Ohamoeh
rb deposit will he entitled to receive oernca or
amounts Of the par value awarded 10 them bearing interest
from the dates Of payment .n ,s,.... ~
Zach sealed and ndorse Proposals o stocks OF
e Cy and incOs In second envelope
addressed 20 the Comptroller. IT,. - -.
The night reserved on the c Comptroller TO reject any or
all OF the judgment the Interests o Ihe Corpu9n
qure it. ANphEN ~ C., St.h.. 49,, osss.e A,g
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
30 pd35 Wl
sUNDkIES.
pECEIPTs OF PRODUCE.

Pr Yestsls ond Rdtlfoads M o,,,
Ara Pa pkgs Ashes pkgs Beessax 4'9 bales Cotton ~
r ia5 eses Coppe pkgs Dried Fruit l,Oi bh Eggs b1J
MI Flour a. 2o bush Whst N2 iGO bush Corn, g9 bush Oas
10 bnh Mails 525 bags Fa1ed. rs bbls Corn Meal bales
% 3 males Hons i89 Hides lo7 bales Hides SOli sides Leather
q bales bbls Roan n Pkgs Beef SS Pss Cut & aea S M
. Tow pigs Pecans pkgs Rice, 30 bales sponge 2U
k 9 hh Toooco Tobacco 9l9 b0 h'Ay'
20
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28

III PER CENT KANSAS LOAN, secured 6y
Fs Mortgage CITY Property pnncph sna nss,s pysoe
- Nv" PITCH. OTIS a. Co, bsnhets, ~ Ilnett
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28

And the ConpRy oss work .ae saouni Of over S6OOe
600 nuirg some of be rge br5Ies buli this cou1y
sceept OF winch further bune nctaies larger WORKING
Of mai lave be kent constantly
Company rsqgel' o5g to part
Tor their O1t and Oher b0t which perfectly goo1
securities. but o Aivays Immediately nNkeabe
pont incidental but great imporne % those seeking security
the that the Company 80 as' o. al in Chicago Which LEAD
real dealers will be worth 10 Yea 81 least slyV'
-an smount slaal the whole PROPOSED etltal.
The AMERICAN BRlDl COMPANY, tho1gh bnei
has alreiT fully demonstrated he prost1eae q the eerg' he
Company constructed Us orgnon AMI The 3st OF
December 1871 total Of Ji et Of as 10 turning tables shd
iron roofs paeumae and screi pile sabsieues costing
OO0 aud facilities f0r ie construction Of pneumiue
COMPANY the onty for tse
OF least 5) feet of brigor working day IN tue
year -,
Unon Pacfc Brse E1n RVe
each coresi by this Csmpany
The pro6 oE this b1sts the bookl OF
the Conpsuy 10 tie Jlst March H. Of S373,-
4s2 A. or At s924 0Sg2s per being SO
capital stock then o.lning With the proposed
structures machinery kc the C0sy viii have mach greater ca
psey AMI the proceeds Of the increase Of vii enable them
. buy mltea ior easb thereby nku ng Of from 900
$4,000 per year d,
from % per the fal Of e,pa
OOO 0OO with sr prosoectf considerable incrsase.
The uneragnei prepared those nquunz the fullest
details Tegalg the ability the COmPanTs
statements sni he unlueonei intey AMI ability Of is OheeEf
eonailty commend eapats the isrtsnsnt
ltvf fHafra fsauffuu
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
ALRANY LuMBER MARKET.

as7 Eig,, d. raprnr from i6s 10 Ie6 @ a. 80 e1 ~ aer,
sy.rssSs 7 H. 9s Ohio ranging from $50 70 lbs ~' AZ
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
MARVIN BROS,

40 Exchange Place, N.Y.,
DIE FINANCIAL AGNTS IN THE EAST.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
EIRsT-CLASS RAILROAD BONDS.
We offer for sale limited amount Of the
LEAVENWORTH, ATCHIS0N AND NORTH
WESTERN RAILROAD CQMPAN1 flKSI
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
R0NnS

WESTERN RAILKUAU OUMFANl I IhoI
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
CENT BONDS.
INTEREST GUARANTEED BY THE PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
PANY OF MISSOURI.
The Bonds are due Oct 1889 payable April and Oct at
tbe NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE. Whole amount Of the oan
S5O0OO0 a, a.. ,ooo
The road runs from Leavenworh Aohison Kansas 3lOV
miles leased the Pacific Railroad Of Missouri until Dec 81
1882 B the the L. A. and n W. X X receives 20
uer cent Of the gross earnugs less that 44I
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD OF MISSOURI AGREES 10 DEPOSiI
THE SRMLANNUAL INTEREST On THESE BONDS IN THE
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
The operate under this lease Tor the past Two y
therefore confidently recommend these bonds as
.ery m every reect and ads them
lied 10 otter them al the Low or 50 AND ACCRUED IN
HALLGARTEN q Co,
2S BROADST
NORTHRUP & CHICK,
A. WALL,ST.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28

few second hand vehicles we're knocked down al 10"
figures, also harness, &c. - .....,.
sale of horses wagons, and general horse eqipnen,s
AT Messrs Barker Chasc's CITY Auction Mart aha ~
Y Tattersalls (WedncsdaJ the z5h hl'1' AZ
~ O'Clock
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hereby, authorized upon production of satisfactory
proof to him of the actual injury or destruction in
whole or in part, Of any goods, wares or merchan-
disc, by accidental fire or other casualty while the
same remained in the custody Of the officers Of the
customs, in any public private warehouse, under
bond, or in the appraisers stores undergoing ap-
praisal, in pursuance of law regulations of the
Treasury Department, while in transportation
under bond from the port of entry to any other port
in the United States to abate refund, the case
may be, out ofany moneys in the treasury not 9th
erwise appropriated, the amount of impost duties
paid or accruing thereupon; and likewise to cancel
any warehouse bond or bonds or ent9r satisfaction
thereon in whole or in part, as the case may be-
" I J9la7laL Of Conlreree
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COMMERCIAL.
HONOLULU. JAN. 2. ISL.

HONOLULU, JAN. 2, ISL.
THE arrivals since our last date are the Norw bark
Ingertha 40 days from the Amoor, and North Ger
man brig Peter, 67 days from Newcastle, with GOALS
The J. A. Fakinburg sailed the past week for &c
gon, with full cargo of sugar, salt, rice and ID
ses, and the Queen Emma for San Francisco, m D a
like cargo.
The bark D. C. Murray. which sails for San Fran
cisco tomorrow, is engaged full. portion of her
cargo is freight brought by the Nebraska from Aus
traia.
The bark R. W. Wood arrived to-day, % days from
San Francisco.
The bark Ingertha has accepted guano charter, to
load at starbuek Island for Europe.
The bark Comet, with Ordinary passage over,
should have left San Francisco more than a week
ago, and ought to be here by the 10th inst,
The market is bare Of sugar, the stormy weather
the past two weeks having put back grinding some
what, especially in the HilO district, where they say
the weather is very fine and cane continues to grow
LIABILITY OF INPoRTERs.-The subject Of the La
biity of importers to the Revenue Department for
the duty goods destroyed while in custody of the
officers of customs seems to be imperfeetly under
stood, although it has been frequently discussed in
our columns Those most interested forget the points
we have established until they have special case,
and then try in vain to recall the lost impression
This is shown by the following:
New YoRK, Nov. Il, 1871.
To he Editor Of the Journal Of Commerce:
srR-would you be kind enough to insert in your
valuable columns at your convenience whether goods
iskpnd if burned up, would be held liable by the
dlternment for the duty-that is whether the owner
is supposed to have the duty covered, as well as the
value of the goods, by his policy of insurance?
Yours, respectfully, CONSTANT READER.
ARsUer.-FOr many years after the customs service
was established here there no relief for the i'm
porter, whatever might happen to bis goods, except
by special act of Congress in his favor. If vessel
came into the collection district even at an outside
anchor, and there sunk, the authorities claimed the
right to collect the duties of the importer The goods
had been imported and the importer was liable for
the duty, matter what happened the property.
If a vessel burned at the dock it was the same; if
the goods were burned in the appraisers stores no
matter, the collector, if he lost his hold of the
goods, had. his lien upon the importer After the
great FIRE here special act passed to relieve the
sufferers; but as late 1854 the first general law
was adopted, applicable to such cases. That act
specifies follows, which explains the whole matter
sos. The Secretary of the Treasury be- aud he is
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WHAT CHEER HOUSE.
THIS House is now Open and

kas,b THIS House is now Open and
~, ready for the reception of Travellers
klil-1s-se4- and Pleasure seekers. Being located
at the entrance of KALIHI VALLEY. one of the
richest and best cultivated valleys on the group, it
holds forth every inducement fer visit from the low
OF the Picturesque. The broad of the VAL
ley are heavily laden with the Banana, Pineapple,
Orange, Lemon, Guava and 0hia fruits its mountain
sides cluster with every conceivable shade Of Ever
green. Vines and Flowers; sweet melody from the
lips of lovely madens awakes to life the fOWery dells
at early dawn.
Who would miss visit to such Paradise of Ma
ture, when so easily obtained?
No pains will be spared by the Proprietor, Msjor
G. C. BENNETT, to make the " What Cheer House.
the realization Of long-expressed wish, I" Oh, for
somewhere to spend pleasant hourl'
LUNCHES served at short notice, with Tea or Cof-
fee. All manner of TEMPERANCE DRINKS for
the thirsty.
LIBRARY. containing over One Thousand Vol.
umes Of Books free for the use of the Patrons of the
House.
Saddle Horses always in readiness for those wishing
to 60 up the Valley.
All of Stationery can beproeured here at so
per cent. cheaper than at any place in around HO
nolulu.
TOBACCO and CIGARS of every grade and de-
scription.
Call and examine. The Major will always greet
you with a cordial welcome. slim