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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-07-29

~ The Australian and American mail S S
MaogregoT Captain Granger arrived at her wharf at
P NJ. yesterday, n days from Sydney. She brings
as passengers Tor Honolulu Mr.. Lciham, and Capt,
and Ms Marshall aud family, with Il saloon pas
seugers for San francisco, Is in second cabin and
Il in the sieerNge-ISl in all. She also brings q
pkes merchandise from Sydney and 50 pkgs mer-
chaudise from Auckland for this place She VIII
leave for san Francisco this afternoon, about four
n,rlnck- Mhen The Tide will iavor her departure.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-07-29

kAHALA-Iu this CITY, July 18TH Of lung disease Charles
Kahala aged about 30 years lie Printer by trade
Formerly employed in the old Government GAZETTE Office and
until weeks before his death employed In the Ad
rcs7iser Office
sORBNs0NIn this city, July 2lss Ida Emelia- aged
years months and 3 days daughter Of Mr. Thomas sore
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-07-29

srEAN.-The public who have been on the q''i UiSv
for several DAYS pest watching for the Steamers, and
were so much disappointed by The report regarding
the Tartar, were equally grathcd to see the signal
boosted yesterday afternoon, announcing the Mac
grerorr inward bound from the South She will
leave for san Francisco this afternoon, taking the
mails and all who are so eager to get away from Ho
nolulu We hope 10 see their places made good
when the Tartar arrives next Monday.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-07-29
shipping Memoranda.

REposr OF me STEAMSHIP MAosEKsoH, GRArSGEE- Con-
r,xprRCieared Sydney Heads at lis July 9Th; en-
ouuterd strong southeast gale with high confused sea
E,h weather moderated; remainder Of passage variable
winds. 18Th at s:s5 anchored in Kandavu July lAth AT
The steamships City Of Adelaide and cyphrenes arriv-
Cd tanspped passengers mails and cargo from the iormer
steamer and proceeded It $50 n experienced strong
northeast winds, beam sea and fine weather
R. B. RRrScIE, Ps1rser.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-07-29

LBGAL--An interesting decision involving the
title 10 real estate,-given by Associate Justice
Harris, aud approved by the full bench, will be
found on our last page.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-07-29

TuEFT.-A nsiive entered the barn of Mr.. JOS.
Couke on Friday night last and stole fine saddle.
The Chinese servant heard noise on the premises,
and went ont 10 what the matter, taking his
loaded pistol. In the bright moonlight he saw
native climbing the fence with the saddle and
gave chase. But the latter mounted horse in the
road, and escaped, though the Chinaman discharged
six shots III him
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-07-29
Phases Of the Moon for the Mouth Of July, 1874
PREPARED II carr. DANIEL SMITH.
HONOLULU MEAN TIME.
cow SIERCIAI.-
HONOLrLE. yrLT 81. -

~ We call the q all interested in the
trade to the accompanying circular issued by Mesr VII
lsms Blanchard Co Of san Francisco, for the six months
ending June 30 1874 It may he relied the most cor
rect o1h tie market and Of The sugar trade that
has been published.
Drtn sIE.-In continuation of market advices de-
sire 10 present g. yor attention the following table q com
ls-s and is7s lS2 lS53
gurar Consumpton . 81. 650l0Oo0 rs. g, 10000 ns.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-07-29

~ The bark D. c. Murray len Honolulu June
l7ih, arrived at san Francisco July l4ih-tweniy-
seven days passage and was advertised 10 leave for
this port on the 18th She probably got away by
the aO,h, and will be due here on Sunday or Mon
day next, with the freight expected by the Tartar,
and n week later news
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-07-29
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

- Tomorrow Mr.. Adams holds credit sale OF
goods belonging TO the assignee estate Of siemsen q
Conurnv
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-07-29


The A7neriaan ship Midnight brought dates from Ssn Fran
cisco to Juiy j. having had ns passage down She is un-
der charter 70 uad uuuo sails Bakers Island to-day
The French Pruteciorate bark Iona brings cargo q IRE
wood and viii return to Tahiti with about huDdrea head
Of cattle
The Australian steamer arrived Al p n yesterday = days
from sydney with dates to July :. She has had very
long passage We and nothing encouraging to note in he
Colonial markell Brg Robert C0van, clunsy, hence May
:. arrived Al sydney june =.
The ars Jane A. FalknburG and Msis Maesay are both
loading fa7 Portland but cargo comes in very slowly
The bark n c Murray Is looked for from san Fraroisoo
August and VII bring the cargo intended for the Tartar
She VIII return With quick dsspaieh
The bark T. C wslis shortly expected from Bremen, vii
losd for san Francisco. leaving about August 2Sth.
Ia the san Francisco market important change is Oh
SERVED 10 the quotations oisiaud Fiuoe snears were hru
e. without any actual advance in prices q raus-
Coffee were hrmer with slight advance
N1lassss vas very dull, . g 2scis-
Pulu ,ras arm a. locss-
Rios WIS drner without advance On the whole The
condition Of he san Francisco market Is hopeful and
;hs-e fair prospect q an early advance quotations
In View York premium sold has declined 10
q 10 per cent
The American brig AnHs Haake was advertised al san
Francisco Honolulu but Informed verbally that
there is no certainty q coming here present
American bark Edward james, Capt Albeit Wagner sre
ported As on the way from HcngkOns % Honolulu With
cargo o. China so- Nes Along Aehuek, Of this city
having luf, that port July l.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-07-29

AFrNE STALLION SoLD.-Mr. }. /. Richardson Of
Kabuku has lately sold his stallion Jupiter to the
Koloa Sugar Company, and he will be shipped this
evening in The schooner Jenny
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-07-29

Fro careful estimate. n stocks On hand 81 appears that
the takn for consumption has been a9lo1e9 rs
leaving stock n store IN bands about - 6o0ooo r.
The consumption f9 the pcfit last yrar was = $4,000
MS leaving hand july ls lSI5 q about 70 800 go
n In wear previous tie consumption Tor the hrs six
months 81 01l ON rs leaving stock on hand July ls
Is72 Il asout 90 $1,000
Refined Saqar Pour rehneris have eeeu an active opera
iiBn during psf three months two 4 them having re
sured work With the Il the quarter On The
nrs o. Apr the Caltoruia Refinery redncel the price q
Golden q IRON lo5z cent? % ~ eenis' any y, -, IN
Il 81 OlE Following this action the sn FRANCISCO and
Pacific sugar c. announced auction sale Q. its product al
asked the California Refinery product The California
Refinery then further reduced its prices TO cents for Golden
c. and 10 cauis IN orushed al which rates u received o
the close OF June when u advanced the pace 81
Crushed 70 lel cens During the entire quartet INC een
Francisco aud fHch sugsf % nave aelie- t1Slls
but sold product weekly at auction realizing price
equivalent moderate advance upon The rates ssked by the
California Refinery THIS competition between til>e &c
fueres has developed active demand ig sues fin ne
iuteror which has depleted stocks IN the hands q The job
hers who DO turn have ueeu unauis ~ JUAN N ~. i'
iueres as rapidly a. demanded lg ttieiT customers
a1iaH 2garE. Importation thus Tar THIS year have
been larger extent than ever before ,eAcl ih 40
tars fhee descriptions have been s1d promptly 70 The
Reaneri-s Sugar 10 sees hare declined IN sympathy With
price, oT refined but not % the same extent ehooe a0
lions having realized 81 Sc during the past quarter
interesting statistic received from Eurlpe tend 70
show that the maximum production Of Beet Root sueI ma
f the present been reached and that owing 20 short cr-
in Cuba Brazil and Maurius tbs total production o. cane
sugar 81 the exhibit deficiency q folly $50 uel
~ 80 j tns Al the end % April stocks 40 Europe and
North Amcrea together showed q iSSooo tons
over las wear although the CONSUMPTION Tor the twelve
months ending April S1th lad increased ll9 600 tons
A. roe surplus stocks lr S0th will De surpassed by the
deficiency On the crops and the consumption q the
article D. increasing largely. IL r. anticipated that rsces IN
the primary markets viii exhibit upward tendency dur
iur The ensuing months 81 the year
The population California has been Increased during the
past sr months ly unusual influx of enigans Tho
rru nov being gathered estimated O. BE- far larger
fau srs hs-e and TIE fruit Weld shows large increase
upon rreviuus years
ahuudaufly supplied with money warrant the eNeilou
large increase 20 the consumption 81 sugar. thus Ahou-
ing 90 Produces an expanding msket Tor their shipments
We remain Your faithfully,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-07-29

Ia Mr. J. E. chamberlaiu will deliver lecture
Temperance aud its relations to Hawaii nel, on
Friday evening July slst at the Fort Street Church.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-07-29

QUAKTz.-Mr C. J. Lyons has shown Us a speci-
men Of quartz rock found by him while engaged in
his service as surveyor In Kaneohc, this island
Prof Alexander informs US that one OF the
sharp peaks between Kaneohe and Waimanalo
abundant specimens Of quartz are found. Aud if
quartz, why not other valuable minerals which be-
long 10 the QUAR- straiay
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-07-29

lcE-The ice machine, which last week refused
duty, owing probably TO the hot weather, has re-
Tented aud now turns out better article than ever,
and in larrer auanti.ies See the iee.man's notice
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-07-29

For TIE MAu.-Full files ofibe GAZETTE with
interesting local news for the month past, eau be
had at the counter ready for mailing. Better than
letters for sending home
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-07-29
PORT OF HONOLULU.


Juiy 22-sehr Pauahi Hopu, from HlO oGTgo; $ pkss
sugar ~ bbls moiasses, l5 hides, bHs pear aud
Tstsn u Iona IoverrOvo. Is days from Tahiti
scilr Parry Queen. Kasina, from HanAle Cdrye'
cords wood Il hides, bbl talloW, bill kegs
poi bids pAiai, bNs pineaIples; and ) passcn-
80 Ki,au. Abur,als. from NAiiso. olrgo: hog,
i ok fowls. 1000 n kos boards bxs grapes. hx
rineappie bis paiai; and passenger
sohr Active PuaAhiwa- from KOhalA- cETgo; -
a4-sohr NsnsoLavai EalaunO from MOlOua oargO;
sss5 1 Wsio s'i Kaoa from Moloaa cargo; cords
25-sSP . Ja.uita DudOit, from waialuA- olrgO: 100
as-seRr Mary any Ellen Mana from NaalaeA. c0: SOC
ss.SIy' Rani.,ier from Koloa wsimeA- Car
%. Il hogs I Ibis beef pkgs sugar, cords
wood 100 bags nor p bags potatoes; and II pAs-
s5Sr eSa Fellow. Nila. from wsihes Cargo lhos,
no pkg sugar, kegs poi bdis PaiAi; and
H. Mic Morris. Lena. from MOlOkai. oa7go 20
sheep 10 lambs, 10 hogs. S pkes butter ! hH eggs;
bx pork. 10 bag potatoes, - bdls lauhAlai ana
schr Rot Eoy, jim, from ROOlau. oIrgO; s7opkgs
s,%+ Ks1eS' Marchant from Kauai. Cargo: Il
horses. Is mules. sLead cattle, calves, hogs,
n ,siss Spebs bananas. brs fruit Passengers:
Hon p Isenberg wife and children Maj w
MsSs1,Sns, " I, smith i3nat and children
W weldon C NJ Robertson, II McGrew Dow,
.ett Mcbride A McBryde, Mrs G II Dole ana
h whitman, W Wilcox, Robinson ana ~iie'
Marsden. and 81 deck -,
Am clipper ship Midnight, kendrick. II days from
san Francisco en- route for Bakers Island. n,
s7-sehr KHmaile, Bodies, from ksNalhAe; oaIgo' y
head cattle, 50 sheep, &c bales wool, ~ osAs al
low. - hides. - - e..
scbr Hattie Kimo, from NaviliWih Cargo; hogs:
SIS pkes sugar, bbls beef, bdls pAiai ana
ss-sehr Iiliu Kenlohanui. from Koolau. oargo; III
q Iacs rice 10 bags potatoes, 5 hogs
kustrnlasiRn A American mail steamship Maesregofi
Graincer q days from Sydney.
2a--schr Nettie Merrill Crane. from Lahaina
SAILED.
rriv oa-schr Neftie Merrill Crane for Lahaina-
schr Rattle Kimo, for NawiiiWilL
a3-Schr Fairy Queen, kaaina, Tor Haualei
sohr pauahi, H,pu, for lilo
as-Scbr Kamoi. Powers, for kaiuiui.
aT-Schr Mile Morris, Lena, for holokai.
sebr Waoln. KaehR, for Mnloaa
80 KHAN Ahuhala. for Kama
S-lr ranupkava Kaiauao. for kOna-
Sfrnr KTlausa Marchsut, for WindWnrd PORTS I1s-
rsnaers. q 5 pinkham, 6 Williams Hon Mrs
KIM Miss Kipi Mr and Ms Church ana chill
drep Mr. Young Sheong, W smith, Bandt
Mr.. Achuck 6 Bond. c Eckart and wife, Mr. ana
Mr. Fisher Nellie Levers. Mr. Aiken, Hon ID a
Widemann Mr. Macauey, and 50 deck
as-schr Kamaiie Bolles for MoOkai.
schr Mary Ellen. Mana, for koloa
Duduit, for Waielua-
Schr Jenny, Baiiistier for Koloa Wainoa-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-07-29

ADMITTED TO PRAcTIcE-J. Porter Green Esq,
having been examined by the Jusucee Of the Su-
preme Court, was admitted to the bar on the s5th
instant
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-07-29

- Or readers Will remember Capt. Jaiczay,
the Hungarian officer who had charge of the House
hold troops t the tie ofihe muiuy Ofthe Barracks.
He migrated 10 Costa Rica with his family, where
he settled, became partner in = coffee plantation,
and was doing well, when be was attacked with
tropical fever, during which be became delirious
and shot himself, causing instant death.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-07-29

- We canrot remember seeing larger water
melon than one which was sent to US last week,
grown in the garden Of Rev. II. II. Parker. 1t
weighed thirty and half pounds, aud bad mos;
delicious hsvor If such fruit could be raised here
to take the place Of the stinted melons offered in
market and 1T only for pigs,-there would be some
satisfaction in paying the prices charged.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-07-29
WEEKLY.

subscribers who do receive their papers, when adver
tised In this list as received should send notice
thereof by return mail
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-12
ICoMMrxIcArE


Mr.. Editor We we're rr-ecat ct, she
semi annual examination Of the L .,nar,l /.
town Primary Schoal. under the ts.arship
If Mr. Fsank W llo!mcs. on Friday. the
9th uh. The examination was cnnis
trd ~ Mc.srs Joseph II. Key. J". +
Mors an and i II Camalitr. We regret
that We did not take n".es upon tho &C.
casion. but suffice ]. 70 ny tia, they ae.
Quilted themselves 10 . very ereditable
manner. and particularly the class at La
tin. which far exceeded the expectations
Of the examiner. The msnoer in which
they answered the many questions pro.
pounded to- them proved eoncls.ively ,ha.
they had no. only beca instructed theo.
re,ie.lly. but also practically. which IN
deed must he very gratifying to those
feeling . deep interest in the cause Of ed
ucasioo. .e-.
Mr. Holmes has insugurated = system,
Of marking similar to thu, used in George.
town Callcge. and in addition to ihi. makes
quarterly reports to their parents. show.
ing the stanaing Of each student in bis
respective classes. his conduct. &c. which
has hsd he salssary effect 1t greatly en-
ul.siag and encouraging the boys to study
Mr.. Holmes 10 very sesloss and eff.
Glen. teacher. asd We feel. that the bes,
euloeium thst can Be pronounced spon
him l. the marked irproveacat Of hi,
pupils and The success which they attained
10 their exsmination.s We hope that h
nay long eoa.inus to preside ever Thu
school. 3 a..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-12

The instraslsoa % youth being Que Of
the usess iEporsans Sssies which IL de-
vclv~d On man. aud - also . duty the
salts bls tnssfsessr sshosids b chosen to
impsst vis6oss: q t6w = under. viiuss care
- stchcr they src placed. In refer
encs 70 their nsenesi faculties. one ought to
be ehesn Of vide Understanding. veli read
d taosle1gr;' bot hardly leo isnporsan.
~ sbefr moral qualities sud rvlss laid
doSS ~ tkem Ior inpafting wisiow and
sslix hess,ent 10 o:hefs Fee, indeed,
arc svsrs Of tie responsibilities restine
On tho MUD ola teacher. While Il i.
jaat q important % that Of ''ruser of
nssions." for Il is the dhty Of the former
to a. those vi,h the qualities ofa ruler.
1hilc % Ne other hand. tkeit'i isJonly to
govern But without further preface l
VIII add A teacher should At 6isr make
his rules. and the next anil most i.n,portanf
Il to see that he IL strictly obeyed In oil
things AID after obedicncs has been we'll
stamped On the minds Of the pupils. aud
they see snd understand that one grcs,
trait in your character. il will be very
easy to isculcatc IN their minds the other
laws.
Truth should be your next lesson to
them. and very easily is that impressed
on their minds. by being rcas"nable in
MI your Ieqncsss and demands. then there
will be no fear Of inspiring them with
terror. which paralizcs the mind. in space
for them TO diveree from the "quecn Of
virtue"-truth. Instructors should at all
times be uniform. ncvcr swcrve one mo.
ment from their general rules. but let
them be at al times consistent with each
other. bot be positive in everything. AMI
never be doubtful or say anything which
you think can be doubted or make any
thing which appears unconditional.
That ~ St~e who are occupying the
honorable sio6f Of teachers may take
this view 81 he subject aud &C, accord.
ugly is the wish Of . true friend Of edu.
cation. l..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-12

Tns s. MS BsAsgss 1Hsos ~
Dssassns I nT.-As = eIss1;es = e
ssess = O. 1Ilsliss go = 1.sssg
lass. ~ : ~ usnbess vess sIssase
% sesvs = sassiht sber nspshs.
Psaaids Asssss g. Csnk;
viss-Pssk u. J. pssssA Cssss
Ressssls( Isssssry. D. c. H...ssf,
Asst. ID -. n. =. Mssse;
Cor. ss9 ssa =. King;
.freassrse ]. Jssh. sp.iaias;
Ei6rssia6 J. Harris Cssaliss.
Or 80 - yslss F@d shs theSss
ef the Sas5 usss tsalesea 70 II sslis.
ING s6se sAs =s6sisss sssses =
viish - II disshnsyef BAse resPee-
i've dssiss.
= ns slls11s ~ - cSasassis 4
'sAs S-e;<sy psisssd y sbs 'CssiE.' 7s1i
Ceassias - Qae.sisaseJs .SS Il.
'wil.es. B.. Abel. Robert Ford. 'a9
Ccmnitse IN F;sssee-Jos. b. Key.
J6hn A. CA}Blies. Charles Coass. u
Lihr.ry d.~iss.s-J..ss s. Dsvss
Js& r-Ns Iho.ss Bnyde.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-12

The American Farmer for March 10 received
with great variety Of articles Of the most
practical value. No brsnth Of culture bat has
full space accorded IL. Field Crops, Orchard
Products. Small Fruits. the Dairy aud Live
Stock suited for Il, the Poultry Yard, the vege-
table Garden, the Lawn, the Flower Garden and
the Gsceo House each have a department well
fll,d and by the ahlcst hands. There b b<sides,
much nisrvilsneoas matter IN which every mem-
Der Of The family circle viii dad sou<thisg in
tsrwssing and inssrueiive.
The National Platform Of the Oranges 10 also
given In this nauber. @
We risk pe,hisg in reccuDesAing The Far
nes to our farmer friends - . rslhbie and I'D
vaneea pepes devoted 70 their isieresas. We
believe rot one of then sst rsoad b beaeGsed
By It's comPsniouship Tor yess. -
Published By San'i Sands Soc. No. 8 xorth
81. BAi,isores M. II q 80 yeas. a = 81.
TO c.ses q Gre OF ross. Li6srsl prun:sns Go
Gals. Srtcsascs agr,tcss :Cai srvS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-12

CouRr.-The March TERN Of our Cir
cult Court will commence on Monday ne1t.
The Criminal docket is small; and. up to
present writing. there is but one case Of
importance upon il. The Trial aoska ID
shout an average Of the past two years.
and the Appearance docket viii not ike
ly exceed six'y-6ve or seventy new casce.
There being but one Important criminal
trial. the session Of the Court will not
lisciy extend beyond a week. or ten days.
Our community had looked forward
With great pleasure. to- the promised at
tendance Of Chief Justice Brent during
the ensuing term; but. although steadily
improving in health. At latest accounts. !,
is no, likely be will be able 10 attend du
ring the term.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-12

GrASp AND PErIr JuRr.-The follow
ing is list Of the Gr.nd aud Petit Ju.
rors. drawn for the March Term, 1874
Grand Jury john c. Herbert. F.re.
man. Jos. s. Allstsn. Wm. u. Roo.ler. 81
8. Abel. Richard N. Abell. John F. Tur.
ner. Jamcs Russell. William W. Coubs
Jsmcs r. Duks. George ". l.. Buckler.
James L. Biscoc. Thomas II. Springer,
Andrew n. Garner. Thomas q. Spencer
j. Alexander Jarbp'e. I,so n. flsyacn,
Geo. r. Garner. Jos. T. Cough. jos. n
Jones. john v. Csmalier. Isaish Cauter
George II. Asbsom. John L. Green veil
Petit Jsry.-Jsmes T. Parsons. John
A. Scott. Dr.. james Waring. II. Clay
Dent. John W. T'ppett. A. r. Martin,
Stsnis!sus Clarke. Griffin Hcbb. John D.
Hanson. J. B. Pursell. John Harrison
Walter b. Langley, James T. Cecil. Hcn.
~ Neale. James r. Langley. james r.
Ward. VIM. s. Coppagc. Oscar G. Hay.
den. Joseph A. Bean. Thos, b. Bowling
Benjamin Hewitt. Daniel SLanks. s. E.
spaldine, William H. Hayden. John +
Combs. .F.g
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READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIAL

LEcxAHsTowx, Nh. September -, 10.
c. P. KNIGHT, ESQ, AGESr SoR BRAplErs
EEAxEL PAISr:-DEAa SiR:- We have made a
fai.. indeedwe believe, a. thorough experiment,
u i,h,she Enamel Paint for which you are Q gent,
hs~ing used il some twelve months ago in toat
painting and for other purposes, and We take
pleasure In stating. that il hassurrassed our *
pec:stions, and also the representations that
hare been made Of il, in the points Of good
looks; ds,'kfdy and eieernsss. Others IN our
village who have used il I've mention Mr. Her
bert Moorr, Of the Washington Hotel as-amons
the numbcr) also bear willing testimony to il
manifold merits and advantages.
Respectfully,
KiNG 3 DOWNS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-12

DR. Bairs cerlh Syrsp d purely Vegetable
Conpcand, iunosest 10 aasure and wosaevfai
In sstrt. Fer eAilarea Il b iavaiuaIie curing
cscar, whsoring Cough, ETC.. In 90 hears.
fr'ee . esrc ~ tcs,le, OF ave sc.tses fbr
sfco
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-12

n ~ = d mrs.
- 6astnws ESQ shssn;
III ss,d1rsnsbsauly % hatsse,
Thsvse1n ngsa1e 10 the tree
"a
Thsy srsea<A ers8e bserd ~ he kesus.
IL naakeod asseuF~ra u ssi
Ssssas 49, Ut 20 IssAdy tsl11
Tne barsl, IA tsks essssss IN.
Il saeh d the seel'to rePississ
The World vith ~ vieor u ssrda,
The ce3tre of honest aGbeiioas,
! The impulse 70 gessEpus aseAE
Bat fhe shark driaksshe Nod q ~ $50,
The sailor b drspped'ii - -, - q
The soldier lis dead By his eaanos:
The woodnaa 3 crushed BY his tree
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