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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-07-18
A Novel Sign.

The head of an enormous bison, put
up over the bulletin board, at certain
railway office, attracts much attention.
A good story is told in connection with
the putting up of one of these boards
in Chicago hotel. The proprietors
were grumpy fellows, and it was some
time before the agent of the line could
get permission to put it up. At last,
however, he succeeded, and it was hung
up in the office. Some wags belonging
to the other roads, knowing the circum-
stances, determined to have 1T down
Accordingly that evening three of them
walked into the office and asked, one
for five pounds of beefsteak, another
for some calf's liver, and the other for
tripe. "This isn't a butcher shop"
shouted the irate landlord. "Ol it
isn't, eh?" said one of the wags ''then
you'd better take in your sign" Next
morning the agent of the line got a
note from the proprietor Come and
take away your old bull head. l won't
have it in the house"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-07-18

A projected duel between two promi-
nent citizens of Wilkinson county, Mis-
sissippi, recently, was prevented by the
police. Perhaps the principals were
disappointed, and perhaps not.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-07-18

ga horsepower cranberry-picke /"
the invention of a Wisconsin man, is
among the machines recently patented
in Washington.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-07-18

pen and paper so handsomely, after my
departure, that / now visit my patients
behind three-minute horse, and Annie
is the leader of the fashions in our vii
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-07-18
Occupations and Products.

The Stakeholder has been overhauline
the Census volumes to some effect, and
has made careful examination of the
statistics of labor. 1t gives the follow
ing table Of the persons employed and
the product per head in agriculture,
manufactures, mining, and fisheries in
the United States:
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-07-18

Hog cholera has appeared in Illinois,
and the people are becoming alarmed.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-07-18
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

One copy ono year in advance. 70
II not paid within three months. 300
No variation from those dates.
No paper discontinued until all arearssss
sro paid except at tho option Of tho pubhshss'
JOB PRINTING
~ Al, kinds neatly executed at tho lowest living
urlccs. our oilice is well furnished with mate
rri.i and stock for this department ana we now
have experienced and competent wofkmen nms vo, ="
use thom. II You want any pr'n,'i,ES ,Se eV "ounty
eer or ron me- can got ss good work and - low prices
at this Office o. any other
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-07-18
Persons Product
LBtplOvei. ner Person

In his speech Mt the Golden Club, in
England, the other day, Mr., Wells said
that if the production of the country
was divided among the people, the aver
age per head would not exceed S175.
The Ntockh0ider infers, from the vari-
Gus figures it gives, that taking into
consideration the cost of living, capital
employed, cost of superintendent, and
all other elements, agricultural labor is
more productive than any other in the
country. 1t also regards labor as more
profitable in this country than in any
other part of the world.
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Avolo ovAcKs Ano lMposTgns.

Ne Charge Tor Advice and Consultation.
Dr. }. y Lseff, Graduate of .J,ferson Medical
G0i.Gs, Philadelphia, author Of several valuable
works, he consulted all diseases OF the
Sexual 81 Urinary Organs (Which he has made
an especial study, either in male female no
matter from what cause originating or OF how
long standing. practice OF 30 years enables
him TO treat diseases with success. Cures guar
snieed. Charges reasonable. Those AZ a dis
lance ean forward letter describing symptoms,
aud enclosing stamp 10 prepay postage.
send Tor the GUIDE 10 Nedfh. Price 10 g. ats.
u b. DYO1T. NJ. ~, Fhysician and surgeon,
10A Duane St. New York.
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Dailp Atnuebft gourltal.
DICKENS EDWIN BROOD

Springfield papers revive tho story oil
the young man in Braltleboro, VT, who is
finishing" Dickens story, The Mystery OF
Edwin brood. The Union, in fact, on Sat
urday devoted nearly eight columns to the
matter, and asserts that the work is not only
nearly completed, but that new novel by
Dickens is to be forthcoming from the
same source, can amanuensis, medium,
if you will, but an unprofessional one, and
a person who knew nothing whatever
about spiritulism until this strange expert
ence befell him; who has no theories to
advance or proselytes to make, and who
cares not fig apparently whether spirit
ulism stand or fall" He is described as a
good-looking man, a machinist, not far
from thirty years ofage, native of Boston,
with no training whatever for literary
work. The Union writer proceeds to give
long history of the way in which he
came to undertake the work, follows it up
with extracts from several chapters of the
forthcoming volume, and concludes with
the following:
II came to Brattleboro, expecting to find
this decidedly posthumous work bubble
which could be easily blown away. After
two days careful and somewhat critical
examination, ! 90 away, | confess good
deal puzzled. reject in the first place as
an impossibility- every one would DO
after thoroughly investigating the matter
the theory that this manuscript was written
by the young man. Mr.. A. He says he has
never read the first volume, and care not
whether he has or no, being fully con
vinced that he is not capable of writing SO
much as one page of the second volume.
This, of course, is no disparagement; for
how many men are capable Of doing what
Dickens left undone? / am driven, then.
to accept one of the two conclusions
Either some man of genius is using this
individual as q go-between, in order. TO
place an extraordinary work before the
public in an extraordinary way, or the
book is as it processes to be, dictated by
Dickens himself from the other world.
The one supposition is scarcely more
astounding than the other. If there is in
Vermont a man, heretofore unheard OF,
who is able to write as Dickens wrote, he
surely has no cause to resort TO any such
device as this. If. on the other hand,
Charles Dickens himself. though dead,
yet speaketh,' what shall we next expect !?
1t is but fair to say that, with the fullest
opportunity for investigation, found not
the least evidence on any hand of fraud,
while the name of the 'amanuensis,' were
allowed to give il, wonld dispel any sug-
gestion of that kind from the minds of
every citizen of this place who knows
him.
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FLUID * TRACT BUCHU,
eIs Il. Ini ivGy for Brgtts Dis
ease i, I ed ftery case of Diabetes In
of the BLADDER aaG Inflammation OF the Kidneys,
UlceratiJn u t..c Kidneys and Bladder, Reten-
ton OF Ugur, Dis Of the Prostate Gland,
Stone in the Bladder, Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit,
and Mucous on Milky Discharges, and for En-
feebled and Delicate Constitutions Of both Sexes
Of Power, Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of Breath
ing, Weak Nerves. WakefuEess. Pain in the
Back, Flushing Of the Body, Eruption on the Face,
Pallid C0untenance, Lassitude of the System etc.
Used by persons in the decline or change Of
life; after Confinement or labor pains, bed-wet-
ting in children, etc.
In many affections peculiar to ladies', the Ex-
tract Buchu IL uncqualed by any other remedy
AZ In Chlorosis or Retention, Irregularity, Pain
fulness or Suppression Of Customary Fluctuations,
corrhea or Whites, Sterility, and for all com
plants incident to the sex. 1t is prescribed
extensively by the most eminent Physicians and
Midwives for enfeebled and delicate constitu
tons Of both sexes and oil ages. q
KEARNEYsS EXTRACT BUCHU,
Cuyes Diseases Arising from Imprudences
Habits Of Dissipation, Etc, in all their stages at
little expense. little or no change in diet, no in
convenience, and no exposure. 1t causes ire
thereby removing Distinctions Preventing and
Curing Strcturc3 OF tie UIethra, Allaying Pairi
and inflammation 30 frequent in this class OF q
cases. and speIiing Ill poisonous matter.
KEAIss .GaS EsXEssACT BUCE
tlO0 per h. e Or six bottles for $500, deli
10 any adau -. secure from observation. SO.
.. drugeifis w hete Prepared ny y
70 whom all letters for Information should be
addressed
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SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS.

STATE OF MAINE LAND OFFICE,
BANGOR, May p, 1873.
~ Office is hereby given that the following town
~ ships or tracts oi land, situate in the county
OF Franklin set apart for sale under the provisions
Of the Revised Statutes, Chapter g. Section IS, will
be sold agreeably to the direction OF the Governor
and Council, on Monday, the first day of septem-
Der next, at IL O'Clock, noon at the Land Oncc i'll
Bangor, by sealed proposals, to be received at any
time previous 10 said time of sale no proposals TO
be received unless ten per cent. of the minimum
price is paid into the Land Oice with the proposal.
The following is list of the lands to be sold as
aforesaid, with the minimum price per acre for
each VIE
Township number Three in Bange Five, west of
BinghaDl's Kennebec Purchase, the minimum price
liked being % cents per acre
All that part oftownship No. Three, Range Six,
lying within the limits of the State the minimum
price liked therefor being % cents per acre.
All that part OF township number Two, in Range
Seven, lying within the limits of the state, the min
mum price fixed therefor being twenty cents per
acre.
Payment to be made as follows viz: One-third
OF the purchase money in cash, including the ten
per cent. OF the minimum price deposited and the
bale nee by notes for three equal sums payable an
nually, in one two and three years, respectively,
with interest, and bond with sufficient surety
the payment OF fair stumpage of all timber to be
cut thereon, to be applied To the payment of the
notes Deeds to be conditional, in the usual form
of State deeds.
PARKER II. BURLEIGH,
may2r t&wtseptU Land Agent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02

Lorraine that disputed territory beEweez
I Germany and France. weSt Of the Rhine
Mr., Sumner read 70 Us from this volume
I Whist hss proved 10 be the christening q
tbs country by It's suthor, who said !;
seemed enineatly proper thAt since arasu
named Americas VespaciuS discovered
this land. It should b called American
or AmericA-AnerigSn being the GermSn
pronunciation ct the uSne, The more 50
should this be done says the authority,
since Earope and AsiA were named for
women Mr.. Sumner has Slso the original
manuscript Of Barns
sSooss va As'e NJ wallace A'e3s''
volume onoe the property Of Alexander
Pope with his autograph, A Pope on
the title page, and volume once BE-
longing 70 Nine Pompadcur, which has
her COST Of arms, engraved BY the most
celebrated engraver Of the sge, on the
title page This volume contains the
sruy rolls Of France. These only conSti.
tate a snail portion Of the euain, snd
interesting volumes found in bis searoh
for pleasure or pro6i in foreigu lands.
Many Of these have come into his posses
sou through the thoughtful kindness Of
friends who, knowing his love for the
unique, have pu, them in bis way.
Tfclt, after leaving Mr. Summer. very
much Of the same sentiment he oSrrcssed
when reviewing an evening with Presi.
den, rhiors which hsd tesa speu, In con.
vCsSAsion ul,On arr OF that interview,
Mt Sumner expressed an intense sasisfsc.
top. that. ins,gsd d being barrvn Of ".
suits, a. il would have proved had politics
eten tbs theme, he had been pleased. tn,
stsuc'ea. and rvltvthed, Nj Sumner
cSald harllN have entertained Ia, much
less instructed es. had he selected politics
foE his theme bat. listening 10 Fva,inis,
ceaoes Of hn travels opiaiohs Of men, If
AZ, hIegalaFyA aad soiehee giving as itpm
81, vast sleFes ei knowledge. ealgar,, aad
taste, Inspiration ahd Instruction, We AT
a. his fest in humble disCipleshlp, moaFa-
ing meanwhile that % grand = nature
shoaid have become ecRpsed, thNaugh an
ONeFweeuiRg selfsPpreSiasion, when fail
Ing 10 reoeiVe Fec0gunion tor superiority,
He has, through this weakness, turned .
lhe hight tFOm his political horizon, leaving /
the sun Of his bright and glorious morn
ing 70 SCI in darkness
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02

Il. HACKrELD & co.
OTer for Sale
the FOLLOWING GOODS
JUST RECEIVED
PER HAWAIIAN BARK IA MOI
FROM BREMEN:
DRINTS-Faney, Pink. White Ground;
L Rzslasss, Waite SAissinss,
Hs-rosks' LoaE Cle.h. Brous cSssess,
Rlss CSssos. Heavy Deaths. Tsekiak.
FS7e ss3 cSzzes Black CsAoargs.
Lsae1 n-ess 6oo1s, White Linen. Silsssas.
BiAaksss. BsrssFs-Asavy Sza light.
Fine Black Dceskin, Fine Pilot Cloth.
Rsse FlAassl. waite Flannel. Fascy FiA-nel.
Bsz,iae--ei. vAiss ana blrs, Beierilts.
HiskoSy shirts. Waite aud Fancy cossea SAirts.
Lins--Assoa Ssirss. Fancy Ela.usl SAirss.
Fise asa cszaes Costoa CrasrsAirss.
lissa ard CSssa nastksrvssea.
Line. and Ceston rcusas. rurtisA rsvs,t,
Vel Rss~gs. Zee wos,sn SAauis.
rassisnatss Nseatss. So,rs. Rats. rsraso,s.
Uas-vllAs-ssavs Ssn uisA whaisA,ss.
csnner sin Umbrellas. oestos Unervliss.
An Assortment Of Fine Clothing.
Asserted Srcss ssa ssceainrs,
tiasa a.a cstses rsrsAas. asserted,
Asserted EasiisA Saddles. frsstA CaiaAisa
rvtftsssr. t-tiss Essrtsss.
rinsaas reas,sns, nsr eii sssrs.
Esit RfusAss. rsssA errshss. cissA htsskss,
tvs,A ce.es. / \. ntSsstss essesl
Aset,msa, If Real Amber Fancy aepas,
sssEs, sissss asasss essssss, AiessAsss
stis It ofss@ssss, MssFsshsss essas tislisss,
saA A@sss N--,A fsssss, Asssssssss,
hsAss aassfrisis4 ss-s=s szi fssst.
NsiAss Il fsAsi saisa hs,ssss,
siAgts=sEy s=fFss ftssss LsusF fAFsb
hisst hesss, sA'FFlss Esssiri hssts
hisst Aesss, ssssssss, fsskshksWss,
t4sk-ks'sss,
Yellow Metal AAa Nails.
sassi Eiss, Hasa ia,
haAsHss Metal, c, c, IVA Plates, Rivsa,
Hes IEsa ~ RATFsls al Kegs,
Galsaaaei IFsa RiPss, / % u issA,
GsAFisi LAaisEus, Rlsass aai Tiss,
Steam Pipes Z = issAss, s1assPaas,
{, {, IFoas, Asserted Sssiag Needles.
dAlVAAiIsi ITSa Bsstsis, WAsAiag Tshs.
Wines Liquors, &C.,
Se,ssrsva,ss, Rsu. Gle.
Eas ClArs. Ia Glass. Cosaas Brady,
oAlaRAgss, Ale and PsF,s', Bislsrs, As. 4s.,
Full Assortment Of German, English and
French Groceries.
sssasiss Candles, Swedish Safety Nli,Ass,
Hsst1sk's Pale B.iisi Linss<i Oh. 4s.,
NAas Lsa3. Waste Eirs. Red Lad. Ceslass,
Greea. Black Aad Blue Paints. CsAl Tar.
S'sskkS,a Tar, CrSvs Pi.ss. Firs Clay.
Firs Brisks, RSessg States. wraFriss PAPER,
happy Barrels. OAK Beats for Coasisrs.
PoEeslAis Sets, Ta1Slsgs, AlsosOl.
LoSkiaE GiAassI "a; frases-l
Havana and German Cigars,
Heap Canvas and RArsasicsk. Sail-,uirs.
Riaizg WAiFs AID Casss,
WalFsps- AID Borders.
VisaaA Chairs Eas SofAs. wAlazi SiseSoarss,
TAr3rOses. CAssts e Dravs-s,
Writing T4biss. HAirsioih Sofas.
cs-trs-sablss, &c. &c. Ge.
coeas Deos Mats, Ga=bSs- aad Catch.
IND MANY OTHER ARTICLES
IN Too Numerous to Mention.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02
TAR,

CTOcKEoLN. u BBLs. AND BALF BBLs.
- A5erieaa Tar L hsls. Forssle b.
BoLLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02
CALIFORNIA RED BRICK

AND FEE OF THOSE SUPERIOR NORWAY
n Brick Also. California Line sad Portland
Cszsat- Ter sale By 90 BOLLES L CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02
PITCH

CTocEHoLN PITCH Is BBLs AND HP. BBIs.
B0LLES co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02

Il / st2te5 that O. esrh Tn=sizy Te1oes5zy
aod Ih1Tsisy. The NsE Tork Pest OEez rscsivs
Fsgulzriy from thirty % ErtF-SFs tOns q nsEEpa-
Pe-s aod other Prirle5 1sfter. az crpsi5- Tie
80. ard for isftsrz. SleS54o0o. TIE foruer
weigts tEe-ty tines nz mlrh a the iatfer The
eolhine5 czrrzI1tio1 q nsEspapers ard period
c1ls IN the El7is i a. fellows. Dsiies 500 100000
psrsuuun: rskz 0oo1. and ao.fEIiss,
lo0010n0a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02
CHAIN CABLES.

SZEs FRON SIS 70 l SIS INCH. SMALL
- CHIN i Quantities to ssii- For sale By
RnLIRS 4 CO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02
Abour Women.

An EagLsA fe.aAls ui,less promptly dssas,
eo1F.sAip to Be, Looking al eAsA OiAsr TAXA.
hoad q each Others hA13s, Aad al that SGT {.
iAing.- krscily 50.
Ar yoa mai at Minais Saith. CO7, Yo.
usvs- spszk TO her am more gUess doar
speak 10 hs' Molhes uoat los ne sic Eears
the ss3e dress every 6ay. and Sas5sy. tOo-'
Miss Lzara; Way, eook. yoa've got ny new
jacket lyiag O tie 6oor. there Cook; o.
Ks al rigai. Miss Oaly usae free TO borrow
i 4s pattern q, one In a-74kia' for uyse,t-
Mau1A~ SD h,iis gin what's tie zean-
Iag q : boak t'siag P-iu.sa IN l2aot- WAY,
NJ ds1-.- rep,iea tie ao.hsr. It means that
tie book III b PgblzAed il iuelre 1oaths
\ fact
oal!iEss week sbeloTei AID gracioas Prioosss-
Marchioasss suea5ed a. Wiabledoo-so says q
daily paPes-sO witness tie shooting Ct her
kazbaai- And thsy haTs bsea harmed little
zore thai year,
nat Prp5sas woman II O=.ags, New Jersey.
Eho roEei %. 70 70 ont Of doors While it Ess 50
slipPe1y. aoi has said II the hooss al winter.
vsr! appropriately fsl down s,4irs and bc0ks her
ihigh-boas-
4 shrP O,d gsaiieaaa trzreIiag OFT West got
: seat bssi5s his wife II e-ov6ed car. by re-
essssing he yoz-g 7aa who sat b. her to please
wsseh that voa1a zhas hs Eeas ioso another
ezr. a she had fits
a yOgag is5y having b-1ghs pair q shoes
too snail ssai ths7 70 secooi-h4ni store 70
hare thea sold. zbsrsspoo the Teatosie shop
keeper udusrsisei shsa il his uiDdos a follows
For s2ls-A tight lsdyis sboes-
4 yosag lsiy sad she vo1l3 Ike to 20 Up in
baiiooa. = sc Hishea very aseh TO get z5ore
the clo8is and Iook doHu- She had heard that
eTsa tie darkest eso16 bsd : silver lang
What dr4Eiag-rooa niasirelz have TO PIT Up
viii sozsi1es AElbls d8ebess to auaiear
teak, vko haz jas beea zsrbliag n. G090odis
lazi: = Caring. charming. Toa mast really
gss soae6o3y TO istrsssoe yoa to ue.
Loiiy HO1zh VII sersr Isciure s.y nore-in
p1bric- She has 1s5s pscua8sai engagement
KS 1ans : Grego!- Lo.ty Ieeiarsd l.zi ziuis-
o. Popqiag The Qassii01,- telE1g bou II oagbt
to be doos- Gssg9-y I'D t. This iI1z,r.ies tie
ius8soce q tie lyesan, and vooanis uisssoa
il il
TIE Yong "a! uhO Z. Der rs drop O. beiag
spoken TO ssa6erI! By yoanz gsatls1aa. Is
anno1s to rsooTsr then, and O5srs handsome
reward r. thsir resto-ztlou- A nzuise.I ssstJe-
mn Of h= aesaaiat11oe ass1rs h=r that they
cad pos hare bssa psopsriy Izzhsd or they
voal5 D. have bsso lozs
L0odOa ladies' s1s s-i0ying perfect r.auis for
black SIX stockings. EhieA sre zoz % universally
Eo-z that s;rss;-ooru=r iaefng-is sl9ozi dooe
.z1y Eiih IN tie EnZEsb memphis.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02
COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON.

DACKED IN 1871. The BEST ARTICLE IN
Il the market Aiss. Salzoa Backs N ba-rsls
SIzaa Bellies II kegs, asd fer b5ls No oaaIify.
Yer sale b. 90 BOLLES 1 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02
SPUEYARE.

WoRNLNE. EoUsELNK, sEIZISe, MAR
w LINE ke- Fer EsIs b.
8 BoLLKs co,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02
SPERM CANDLES.

A sSORTED SIZES. PUT Up N CARTOONS,
II s1i EzrrE1te3 tie gs1zins article
Fer sale BY fEl B0LLES L co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02
DoWNER,S AND DEVICES

A FET CASKS OF VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY
II For sale By (sl BOLLES &C.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02

Z ERosEyE OIL SMALL LOT LEFT, AND
N For sals BY
gOLLES On
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02
SPERM OIL,

ULRRANTKD PURE, AND VERY LIGHT
w cslor- Fer sale By
BoLLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02
CIGRAS

IN 0n0 SWISS CIGARS,
lU,UUU Ns1iis Cyan, German ciesu,
Fer HAls By BOLLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02
CORDAGE,

uENP AND NASILLA cORDAGE,
IL Asserted Sirez- Fer sale b
-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02
YORK HAMS
POLAR OIL

A Few of the Real Article, JUS. received
n a.d fer ale By BOLLES 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02

How 70 PE9z " BuslSEs-Ia TIE rs.
Plnes- make y y01- uiad to accomplish EhstsFe,
!Oa uais-t1ks; DECIDE 1poo so1e particular en-
plsy1suE so5 psrssEsrs II Il An diEcaltiez
are Overcome BY diligence ard Essi5oity.
Be frugal -Tbsf zhieh I'll not rake pot
VI rake p0slis-- S4Fe tie psocs, and TIE
p0s75s I'll take care q iks1sslTsz-
Be .bsssz,oas- Who dsin6ss IoTs, shall
bszEzrz FroTs--
Rise early TIE slssPy fox catches % pozI-
HT.- aPioE deep. Ehiis sI1zrsr5s sIeep. aud
yoz 81 bsrs c0r1 70 SCI ard keep
Treat every oos With respect and gritty
EFsryIhiug ( Ezioei. and nothinz LOST. b. eozr-
tsF- Good mzn1ers i1szrs s7ccess7
NsFer sut5Gpsis wealth from any other
so1nes than lzbor; especially Bsysr place dspeod-
ere EPoz hacazinz tie posssssor q a inksTit-
socs He Eb0 rzits for dead mems shoes. nay
hare to % loag Hzs b.rsf3oi-v He Sho ms
after SHADOW. hath Eezrizo1s rzce
Above 81 thilEs. 1sTsE despair GO5 1 Ehe-s
he zlz BE bslPs tbos@ Sbo tr1ly trEst II
Ez-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02
COAL TAR

IN CASKS COAL TAR FOB SALE By
BoLLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02

THIS VESSEL Is Is EXCELLENT c0EDTTTos
Il in every resPsst, haFing been re-e0ppersd, ne
tTssnaied, and othsrsiEs sh1rDzghiy repaired about
fourteen months ago.
she = vel fosnd u arhs, rigging, etc., and Is
ready f1r ~ any uonie1t- For terms Of sale
nPPly 70 CHAs- r BISHOP,
o JE0. o. D0NIEIs.
HsasIulu. January q, 1873.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-03
BY Wellington GOddin.)
G GF11 - e 4 Williams Auc'l0neers.

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-03

x,e can eaze out into The beautiful moon
light: and our way was often illumined oy
the burning prairie.grass which Is now wv u, :.
and ofYen Catches from the sparks, till at
last we fall into the embrace OF .lieu Ia,
lures sweet restorer, batmy Steep, perhaps
TO dream Of "the loved ones az nome.
As we approach Utah the scenery becomes
more rugged and varying, ana the remain
der of the trip presents more OF interest,":
Along the Central Pacific road scores OF
Chinese are employed to keep 1t IN. repair,
and at most Of the stations Indians Wouiu
collect about the train, and were ob1ects=oi
interest to the passengers. Some OF them
can sneak o little English, while others catcn
a few words with which they answer all
questions. ,.,. A,,u
sometimes for instance, they say OF lonS
train of cars, "heep wagon, no moss:
boats on the lake they term "water ponies =;
telegraph operators, "lightning-shov .;
infantry soldiers, "heep walk men," &c.
The Central Pacific railroad, as IS termed
that portion from Salt Lake to this polnt,
about 800 miles,) is the most remarkable
road on the continent, and cost more money
and labor than any other. With its forty
FIVE miles Of snow.sheds, long tunnels, deep
CANYONS, high mountains, and sharp curves,
it winds its way through the most beautiful
and VARYING scenery of hill, valley, ana
water. over some Of the richest soil OF Anne
RIGA and miles of barren alkali desert.
everything in California. But I'll tell
you this next time. Yours, &C.,
B. q. Mop.