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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-07
RANCE.
Life Insurance Co, Of Virginia.
CAPITAL, Ses3, 900.
\. q. McILwAINE,P President.
DARCY PAUL, D. B. TENANT, Vice

A. q. McILwANE, President.
DARCY PAUL, D. B. REMNANT, Vice
Presidents.
SAMUEL B. PAUL, Secretary.
d. P. FACKLER, Consulting Actusry.
Judge JOHN T. LAY, Superintendent of
Agencies -......- ... .. -. ..ar...-.
Home Office, Petersburg, Va, with Local
Boards In all the cities OF Virginia, In the
District OF Columbia and in West Virginia;
Life policies are y generally concedsd
10 be among the moS. certain and desirable
OF Investments This company, managed
on principles of strict economy, offers the
lowest rates Of premiums consistent with
safety, and lower, We believe, than any
other Company doing business In the state
Its success is an established fact.
All reserve from premiums, as a security
10 the policy holders additional TO the CAP
ital stock is invested by the local boards,
within that locality from which 1t de-
rived. ... 49,
Being convinced by their knowledge OF
the integrity and prudence of the gentle
men who compose its Directory, and by a
thorough examination OF the plan of or
gauiZation; thai II is in every respect a
reliable Company, the subscribed citizens
Scribed 10 its stock and organized as local
board, ( 81 warranted in commencing the
enterprise 10 the favorable consideration
OF the people OF the State.
ROBT. G. JORDAN, President.
b. NJ. Eoff, David Lynn,
s. :. Lynn, Geo. X. T1ugle,
ID b. Hubbard, Geo. r Boyd,
VIM. v Hoge, Lucius Hoge,
W. +. Hughes, Curran Meadel,
Robert Simpson.
Wv. HOGE6 BRO,
General Agents.
DR.. WM. ]. BATES, JR..
Med Examiner. RugSl-sb
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.. y. HIarSllal's Sale.

y. .-.N : YATES DF AMERICA, DIS
.... ~. Vet vi Ginia
Ftward 3 Cooper,
.....,." Matte Robert" George Cooper
...r..r>. In Admiralty.
.,.. ..rra 10 m order entered on the
..D.o0ar !>72 in the hi trict Court of
r......7 -rr'nS Tor The District of West
.. a. 20 rhp rl>e OF Edward B. Cooper
-. ia. ,.nguNOat Np'tie Roberts,"
~ ... -l.!,l", outfit, apparel and frr-
... -us proc cd - sell NJ public auc-
. .r '.a NH-nn>t and best bidder, 81 q
...rr, Matte Roberts" at the public
...-.n 'nr civ ~ ParkerSbu"g, West
..... ~ W-DS E,~DAY, THE Goth
~ r- NOVEMBER 1872.
....., IF S3le-One- 'Ourth of the pur-
.-. .rnrav in cash. ant fnr the remain
-.Ng~th> HE pure 'aSer 70 give his
., W. SECURITY resident within this
... ... SD BOD 'uorDvai ny The VI 1rShal, in
.rn.0r.. PAYABLE resp c'iYeIy in six,
.. WYE months after date, with in
ETDTMAN SLACK
L = Marsha MIST CT West "a
Ev "a VI. +. IN IN, Deputy.
.- -. WIT
Pr ..t.- FOR Libalqnt.
...'.Nr, ". Va, October j., 1872.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, November 6, 6 P. NJ.
MONEY-Market easy throughout
the day at per cent
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Market
was quiet and steady at lOS46lOSs for
prime bankers xty days sterling.
GOLD Market was weak at the
opening and declined to liz, but in the
afternoon became strong and advanced
to ll28.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-United
States currency 6's at liz.
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Enrll, for Sale.

SUIT two HUNDRED AND FIFTY
...... ~ the very best n II lani-'wo
. cores under NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
. shepherd NcNechsn AMI others,
..a- ami one half miles of Benwoo 4,
.... county. VIII sell entire or IN
.--t' purchasers. and give possession
civ. ". V. HOGE & BRO,
Balev'S Block. Market Street.
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For safe.

w.. RiNE OWE LING HOUSEANp
- ... ...r..> % land. with good Coal
e nr Ig" premises five miles east OF
, ..E Oh Short Creek.
q -pua..lt cl>h; the balance In
. w. yeas. For further PARTICULARS
-., O., J. l.. Himm;n>' Auction ON,
AN Fletcher, wheeling, West Nlr-
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Farm OF E2G acres Of Land
For Sale.

-,,TI-ATE on TIE BETHANY PIKE,
- i've miles from the CITY OF Wheeling,
r..2g 4 part Of the James Kelly farm.
..ln~oveueotS consist Of good two
.. ~ l-wed log house, large stable, spring
..-.. sc. The land Is in high state OF
.. ..v.'Ion, and has o e-!ourth OF lni!e
.- .' I'D the y Ike. For terms, see l. D.
s.. 81. an 'nv premises, or
I4D~. U'ERIEN, Reat Estate Ag,;:
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BALTIMORE & OHIO B. R. co.

u ~ L LII " LFl4 Va NAL4N Ahs AHs wv
r., gREs-g.G PASSENGER TRAIN
80 - will b. run by the 'pllD-r'-
sches.Jle on and after November 4, I5TG-
Wuce Ing time:
1T. LOUIS EXPRESS.
EAsr-:LAvs wEsT-LEAyu.
wheeling Wheeling
day at......5.3J A. N. daily st.-u So
ARKTgEs At ARRIVE A.
CumbeTland-2.-j P. Il. COlumDus..-.-S4jP.X.
RsiGruore--s-2J tSandusky --.ll:Ij
Washington Cincinnati
II. C........-l0i1 Chicago.........
Phladelp'a.. q ga Y. -. LOUis-......
New York $50
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAvs wEsT-LEAvEs
wheeling Wheeling
ARRIyEs ~ AERIyUs At
Cum DeTland.i ] NJ. COlumbus--...3 10 p. n.
Baltimore Pop n. Sandusky .-..Gij
Washington Cincinnati
De-. 80 Chicago.
pniladeip'S.. SIS -. Louis......-
Eew York--lO.I2 SUNDAYS eEceptsc.
sssundays excepted
MAIL TRAIN.
EAET-LEAvEs WDI-LHAS1
.W beeling wheeling
daiIy at-..IIs5 PIX. daily at 80 An
ARRIVE At AKKTyEs At
CumbeTisnd.&l5 A. s.folufn bus. 10 4. -.
Baltimore. p. n. SaDdusky. --. h4Q p. n.
Washington Cincinnati.
ID. C.......--..-s:yS p. n. Chicago.
Philade!p's.l y L6as-----
New York. $50 4. u Saturdays excepted.
SATURDAYS eIoeDJsd4
CUMBERLAND ACCOMMODATION.
EAsT-LEAyz wDsr-LEAvEs
wheeling Wheeling
daily at--ii:l5 Az daily at--A0A r. n.
ARBTyEs At ARRIVE At
Cumberland -f5 p. n. Columbus-ll:J9 P. n.
Sundays excepteo. Cincinnati
StLOu!S.----
Sundays excepted.
WHEEL ING, PlTTS'G 4 BALI. DIV.
sr-LE4yR WET LEsyEs
Wheeling 'WashiDgfOn, a.,
q lIV af-.-b.3) A. daily si---.--HfD A n.
Wheeling Washington, "a,
daly si.--7s5 Pm daily st.....3:l0 p. ~
o-uncays excepted sundays excepted.
Fast bound trains make connections
At Baltimore with trains for Phllads..
phia- New York and Boston Al HelAy
House, via Warrington City, for al potnS
South.
Wsst bound trains make direct connee.
ton At Columbus for al points Wet and
Northwest
tickets 70 al principal points can be pro-
THnS. r. SHARP,
Assistant MssEsy OF Transportation.
R. 7. DEVRIES, General Agent, Who'll
ing. now
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For sale.

.-r \ Two STORY FRAME HOUSE
! With seven or eight rooms, on laC"p
- sect: also a small Frame House with
81. 30 pS on JACOB street; also new
& House on EOi street, containing
. Inns, L. q. HUGHES,
,.s Real Estate Agent.
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.

~ nISG AND DRIVING PONY, PER.
! ,.. y s"ntle ana reliable, will he sold
.r NnpVRf R.LTK -
y....>.N~ VERY Stables, Market street,
.r....rrp. NCt2q-h
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FOR RENT.
Tor Escnf.

.Vs" vHREE.SToRY BRICK DWELL
,.. ."r lowe. % OF Nhapline street,
... N1u" ing. known as the 'ParSon-
4 belonging 10 the estate of L. j.
d-,-tSeI. Possession can De
.I-t 90. October next. Inquire OF
4. NON cCEkN.
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Gusts plsuSEsa
THROAT, LUNGS. LIVER & BLOOD

.. ~. --~-,,s-n-, u,sii~irs 20 ~hi~h tha aurA
"a az sh,ys eosntsd - fe,lCf :he cec0ycr<
bri,y>s h. has c. Thiucd ~ i-irfaorg more az
Natnro's mist sovure5 n curative rope,ties,
which God has instlAcd into the Fegeithie khg.
dom for healing tho slCk. than weuc = 'cr helngc
combined IN one n sjic!ur- The evidence OF this
[act IL found in IN, IT n variety az moot cess-
nate diseases which u has been ilrnd Ia conquer,
In tho cure Of B-onchiil-, $500
Coughs, and tHN ely s'a-cr Of Cortump.
ton, IL hiss aStUnlsh II the mcd.Ca breiy. am
eminent physicians p"nr0unCe " the grratst
medical discovery OF the ne While u ehrr IN.
PARTIES the blood. ny o gust and thor.
on,a blDpi Purifying Propcruv-. II eples az
uIm,rS, nom tire w,--t ScrofpIa to .
conn1a BioICh, P'mt i", or Ernpucns
" nc Trial al~ca~e, MiH"In '''r"t' snH ,nyu
cf.,ts, an c-tiiratcl, and VIC g"Is health ands
sa,rI r,ost.tp,rnl r-tahls hcd. Fry sipcins,
Salt Rh 'um, Fever sores, S'H'N OF
Rough SIX in, ~ short. all The numri' u u's-
eases c. ''ci by bal blood. arr eonqLrt,i ~ 'h's
powerful ,lriNing and wNiaoratlng n.SGlglp
II ynu feel dull, dsow.Y, drbi,iiatcd' nave sal
low c,l,r of skin, or yrIlow'.h brown spots on
face or bDiy, frequent headache or dFfihe,s' rag
taste 10 mouth. internal heat or cluI, AtrrAra
with NOT hlsh,a low spirits, and gloomy forr.
holm - IRE ,ulSr appetite and tongue coated.
Won are suffering IRON Torpid Liver oc
.sRiiIOuSucss.r In many cases OF " Liver
ConIpI Iiut" only part OF thcre tymptums
Arr cIi.-trncci. \, a rrncdy for AL ruch cases.
Dr Pier,rs Golden M'dic,I Discovery has no
nal A IL effects perfect cures, leaving The Nv.
o. .lr,n-'hrnri ami healthy. For the cure %
U,bitIinI Constipation OF the bowcis "
isanaY,r ri.inE rrucdv and tho-c who have
r.cJ IL f,r mi. pn-pose arc I"nd w itS praise.
Tn. prop-irtor cd. rs 81 coo reward I, meN
Gin, mat viii eaual u iof the cure OF al the do
a, -. r,r watch " is recommended.
ia nv d-u ~ - ~ 81 per bottle, Prepared "
nv Pir-,a. NJ ID sole Proprietor az his Cheuk
al sS,-srSry lg9 Seneca street, unAlo, y. I.
send yO-E Gd-Tcss for pam2 let
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For SeNt.

- Vt GRICFRY STAND, STORE
-. .... .-F Dwelling corner Market and
-......>. Possession given immedl-
3. ...lc Of ,-,,.--rox
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For ReTlf.

T7.tT WE'LL KNOWN TAVERN
~ Low occupied by Henry kiewel'
.rl N.nnv sire {, South WheehnS'
r.- fV.ur"> a pcrta ming thereIo'
.. con In premises. or OF
HrSEN NTH,
,.~..-. Hughes Merchant Tailoring Is
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Every year increases the popularity Oi
this valuable Hair Pre- paTatIOn; which IN
due 10 merit alone. We Oan assure our old
patrons that II IL kept fully mp 10 Ia high
standard; and IL II the only reliable and
perfected preparation for restoring GRAY
Or FADED HAIR 10 IT, youthful color. max
ing n sDn, lustrOus, and slIKsD. The scalp
by iiS use, becomes white and clean. II re-
moves ali erlpiiOns and dandTun. and, by
IL tonic properties prevents the hair from
falling out, ~ 10 stimulates and nOurisbes
the haiT- glands By u use. the hair grows
thicker and stronger. In baIdners, II re-
stores the capillary glands ~ their DOrInh~
v!gOT. and will create n new growth, eIcepi
IN extreme old age. II j. the most eoDBOn.
teal HAIR DHEssIs0 ever used. a. II Tequiup
fewer applications, and giyes the hair q
splendid glOs@y appearance A. A. Hays,
". D.. state As-aysr Oi Massachusetts,, says,
"The constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and oonsld-
or II the Bet PREP ARArI0s Tor IL intend
ed purpOsss."
Sold BY all Druggists, and Dealers
in Medicines.
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McIain's
Liver Pills.
MoIdiD1,

MeldiDEA
IUET RECEfvED-AL LANCE AND sIr-
- PEhIOR stock Of moldinzx- Some new
ami chGsts patterns, suits Die for chromos,
steel engraving, &c.
Looking glasses, Chromos, Autographs,
Cord, Tasses, dc
GEORGE W. sToNER,
sepA ~ Market street.
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on It's intrinsic virtues, and susta ned ~
It's remarkable cures. 10 mild asst be sai
ard beneficial To children, and yet NJ search
ing as TO efectually purge out the great
cOrruptions OF the blood, such as the scroll
ulous and syphilltic contamination. I'm.
purities, or diseases that have lurked In tho
system for years, soon yield Ia this power
full antldote, and disappear. Hence IT. won
dernrl cures, many OF which are publicly
known OF SCROFuLh. and all scrofulous
diseases. ULCERS, ERUPTIONs, and erup.
tive disorders OF the skin, TUMObs
RLJOTCHES. BOIIIS, PIMPLES, PUSTU-
LES, SORES, ST. ANTHOSYB FIRE
ROSE OR ERYSIPELAS, TETTER, SALT
RHEIIM, SCALD HEAD, RlNGWDRd,
and internal UIGERATiOSS or The
UTERUS. STOMACH AND LIVER. IL
also cures other complaints, Ia which "
would not secm especially adapted, such ~
DROPsSY, DYSPEPSIA, FITS, NEURAL
GA, HEART DISEASE, FEM ale WEAK
MIS-, DEBILITY, and LEUCORRHBA,
when they are manifestations OF the scroiu-
lous poiSOnS.
IL an excellent rcstOrer OF health ami
strength In the spring. By renewing the
annette and yIgoT Of the digestive organs
II dlssIp atGs the depression and listless Ian
guor OF the season. Even when no disorder
a. pears, people feel better, aud live longer
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed visoT and a new lease ~
life.
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Ayers
S Ar S AP A RILLA

II widely known
as one of the mos
enectual RENE He-
ever discovered ca
cleansing the -ys-
tenn and purifying
the blood. IL has
stood the test a
years, with n con.
stantly growing
reputation based
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New YORK, October 81, 1877.

David Annan, Esq, Second National
Bank, CumberLrDd, Nd:
SIR: E. II. Perkins, Jr., Esq, of
this city, recommends Us to send Mr.
Henry Rowland to your Bank. Mr.
Rowland, (who will hand you this)
will have considerable business in your
vicinity, and we have advised him to
deposit his funds with you.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-20
Decision of Arbitrators.

IN The Matter Of JACOB HARKLE. Plaintiff. r..
WILLIAM 0. SMITH. Aamiai.t-a,or of ne Is
fas Of A. Waite, deceased infs,tat,. D.tsndant
WHEREAS, we the undersigned, Arbitrators
named in the submission agreed and made BY the
parties in the above entitled cause, and hereto
annexed, have, at time and place whereof due
notice was given to said parties, heard and duly
considered the matters and things submitted for
decision, and the law thereto relating and the
same being well examined and understood BY said
Arbitrators, Now THEREFoRE. it is, on mature
debenton, considered, ordered and decreed by
the said Arbitrators, as follows, viz:
FDSt-Tbat the plaintiff, by reason Of his
failure to bring an action against the defendant
or to commence his suit within the time required
by the Statute of Limitations, is by said Statute
expressly debarred from recovering judgment in
his present suit.
Sscond-That the plaintiffs action in filing
petition without taking the requisite steps for
writ to be issued, was not the commencement OF
4 suit as defined by the Statute relating thereto
within the purview of the Statute of Limitations.
Third-That the plaintiff S action in present
ing to the Probate Court claim rejected by the
Administrator, was not the commencement Of a
suit as defined by the Statute relating thereto,
within the purview of the Statute of Limitations
Fo,udi-1bat the plaintiff do take nothing by
his suit and that Judgment for the defendant be
entered
And in Witness rhereof we have hereunto
set our hands and Seals at Honolulu, Hawaiian
Islands, this 10th day of February, A. d. 1872,
ELISHA II. ALIEN, ILs.l
ALFRED S. HARrwELL, It's
II. A. WDENANN. TLsl
W. c. Jones, for plaintiff s. b. Dole and l.
MeCully for defendant
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$500 PER YEAR.

wooden building, erected during the lifetime Of
the said Nahinu, and is no more to be regarded
as personally because 1t was occupied by natives
than il occupied by foreigners. To declare that
permanent structure Of this kind is personal
property because natives in former times fre-
quently removed their house frame to another
locality, would be to define real and personal
property, not by its inherent nature. but bv the
views Of those who held it. Such an adiudica-
ton would involve Us in a changeable and con-
-tradictory system of law. The only safe way is
to regard real and personal property as defined BY
our Statutes, Sections 4s3 and 4s4 of the Civil
Code, to intend and mean the same kind Of
property so designated in American, English, and
Continental law.
Judgment is ordered for the plaintiffs for the
title shown, /. E., one undivided fourth in the
premises claimed, with costs
Had the defendant rested his claim upon bis
two undivided fourths ia the real estate, costs
would have gone in his favor.
II. A. WDENANN,
Associate Justice Supreme Co,a4.
s. B. Dole, for plaintiff A. F. Judd, for de-
feudant.
Honolulu, 18th February, 1872.
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Supreme COurt--Jan'y Term, 1872.
KAHLyU aud KIKIA, Oo.,) aud her Husband
KAAI, rs. AEA.
EJEcrNEST-JURY WAIVED

This is an action to recayer an undivided two
thirds interest in a certain pisce Of land, and Q
twostory frame house thereon standing situate on
Alakea Street Honolulu, particularly described
in the bill of complaint by right of descent o.
the Plaintiffs. Kahinu and KIkia, from Nahnu
| (w.,) who purchased this lot in 1864, and died
intestate in 1867.
The defendant claims two undivided fourths Of
the land as described in the complaint, and an
the buildings and Improvements on the whole Of
said land as his own (personal) property
1t appeared in evidence that the plaintiffs,
Kahinu and Kikia, l, Kahalau g. Of lanai, 2,
Kaupehe, w. 3, and Meheula, wi 4. are CO.
heirs of said Nahiuu, and severally entitled to
oneTourth intereset in the said real property !;
that the defendant, Aea, has purchased the in-
terest of Kaupehe, 3, and Meheula, 4, therein
that the defendant has purchased from Kaaua
the surviving husband of Nahinu. all the per-
sonally; and thus defendant is in possession Of
the premises since 1868. No evidence was given
of rents and profits.
This is not a claim to buildings erected on
another's land by permission of the owner, with
an understanding that they may remain the
property of the person who erected them, and
subject to removal by him at his option. At the
date Of Kaaua's deed, IN 1868, he had no title to
the premises to convey, nor could he give q
license for buildings erected thereon.
The building here IN question is two-story
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HOW TO BE MISERABLE.
BY MRS. n. A. KIDDEE.

sit down at the window, look the way
At your neighbors most elegant mansion;
Take in, for your benefit full length and breadth
And height, to the utmost expansion;
Then glance at your own pleasant freside and sigh,
While with sorrow your bosom is swelling,
That you have not few extra thousands 1t hand
With which to erect sueA a dwelling.
The next approved way is to doubt oil your friends,
To think the whole world means to cheat you,
To kROc thieves and robbers dogging your steps
And highwaymen plotting to meet yon;
To cherish the thought that you're coming to want,
With the Poor-house ever before you.
And to keep all your doors and your blinds tightly closed
Lest the beautiful sun might restore you.
Buy as cheap as you can, and grind down the poor;
Never visit the sick or afflicted;
Be selfish and oowardly, wretehed and sad,
By observing the rules here depicted.
walk in the graveyard will help you along,
And keep you forever despairing;
With nobody caring farthing for you,
And you, too, for nobody caring.
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ated with Morse IN telegTuphic patents. 70 to
show that he merely availed himself Of Hsnry's
discoveries. and applied them to he machine. lf
does not appear that Morse ever made single
original discovery ia electricity. magnetism. sr
electro magnetism, applicable 70 the invention of
the telegraph
Under the circumstances. il is not diEcalt 70
decide to whom should be awarded Tie rhisf
honor Of giving tie magnetic telegraph te TIE
world.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-20
THE EGYPTIAN ARCHITECT.

There is a story Of the olden time
That offers pleasant theme for poets rhyme;
IT'S Of a Builder who, with skill aud care,
Designed a temple wondrous grand and fair
temple that for age on age should stand
To tell the cunning Of the Masters hand.
Day after day, inspired by lofiy thought
And pious zeal, the patient artist wrought;
Day after day, slowly, as great works do,
The noble structure to perfection grew,
Until at last beneath the smiling skies
1t stood complete, a joy to heart and eyes.
Then, DER the entrance, in the solid stone,
The Builder carved a uame-it was his own;
But knowing well the king who ruled that land
Would claim she work, he hid, with ready hand,
The letters meath plastering thickly laid,
And soon on that another record made.
Then all the people, seeing there the name
Oftheir proud king praised him with loud acclaim
And said how wise he was, how good, how great,
To build so grand a temple for the state
His fame for this good deed spread far and wide,
Lived while he lived, nor ended when he died.
But loi as years rolled on, they brought the day
When that false speaking table fell away,
And left unveiled the record fair and true
BY which all men the rightful Builder knew;
Then, making rich amends for all the past,
Fame crowned his memory with her gifts at last.
Ali still, as in that age so long gone by,
Full many toll with purpose pure and high,
Who're doomed to see another name appear
Upon the structures they so bravely rear
Some false pretender. like the king Of old
Grasping the guerdon they alone should hold.
But Truth and Right, though overlaid awhile
BY despot power, cruel Wrong or Guile,
VIII, hike the letters cut so clear and deep
In the firm granite, faithful record keep;
And every doer Of deed sublime
Victor at last Ger Circumstance and Time,
Shall like the Butler in this ancient story,
Obtain at last his well-earned need Of glory.
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How TO Wax GaAcEEuLEr.-Dr Do Lsus
writes as follows upon tbis yrscefri suaIsst. u a
graceful walk is ars. A queeniy elastic sep stsnss
for homeiy face. Twas her expert uli4Iar f-sr.
one side oil the stage TO TIE other. vas sas sever
said 4 word, that constituted Nm. Charles Ea-nss
great attrae.iez in play tit bad ra 1f Ilo usssl.
The prerequisites Tor hae walking arss 1.- sao..
made % s. the feet; "a ne clothing a5ous tt u.,,,
looso-ihe corset is a deadly enemy % aas usIsi-r
as i Is % Hie sd c1rryiug fbe elia cIcss so -.
neck The soles q The shoes s11ati es.-.un-.l
precisely 70 TIE bottom ofthe feet, as s.,iias4 IS /,
pencil mark drawn ar1zE. fas r8oL A. nav -.
the sois Is an inch and 1lif ss1aIls- t.n tn 49,,
sndiherssuli Is aPlenfiiaierop ofeornzanf tsnI...
and 10 ciojuneii9a vita the ki-h hsst snl ls....-l
gait a1d --sut position d DC body IN ra.aiuz.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-20
NOTICE.

EEaSS-szssAS THE UNDERSIGNED RETURNS
thanks all patrons for past favors soliciting further
demands.
Any unpaid quarterly accounts to the 3lst Decem-
ber 1871, desiring have settled without any fur
ther efforts jog parties memories as it is perfect
bore to Dun, aud objects to it.
His prices have been reasonable and should be
paid. 1t is, he thinks taking advantage of good
nature.
JOHN THOMAS WATERHOUSE.
NIB. If not paid soon, he will have to be at the
expense of some printed slips not calculated upon
when his goods were sold
JOHN THOMAS WATERHoUSE.
January 81, lS72-3