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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28

UNION MEETING.-Last night one of the
Union Evangelical meetings for the promotion
OF holiness now in progress in this city, was held
in st. PauPs NJ. f. Church. The meeting open
ed with prayer by Rev. Thomas I.add OF New
YORK. who afterwards read the fifth chapter Of
Romans Rev. Mr.. Ball, OF New York, in a
bret, but impressive speech, invited those pres
ent TO give expression to their religious opinions
Inc invitation was accepted by Mrs Keene o
Philadelphia and number OF Others, who mad,
short, interesting addresses. The meeting close,
with the doxology and benedicton.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28

Sd. Whether any notes issued by this Board
or any parties in the name of the Board, have
been protested, and whether notes have remain
ed unpaid 10 any Bank in this city or in the hands
OF private parties.
4th. A statement of the mortgages on the
property of the Board, the amounts and the
properties on which such mortgages have been
given.
9th. After paying outstanding debts, salaries,
interest, &c., coming due, on or before July lst,
1874, how much Of the 500 900 to be raised #
ter July lst next will remain unexpended and
appiable to the expenses Of the next school
year.
The following orders were directed to be drawn
and the Board adjourned:
Ferris d Garret, So %; Delaware Associa alton
Moral Improvement colored people, $50 90; T.
Plckels. "a 30; Jas. Bradford, So 50; NJ. Peters
u OO; H. Morrison, 50 80; J. &. Seeds, 800 40,
Coal Gas Co., $50 40; Jas. France. $37 80; A
VI. Quinby & Co., SIT 62; Geo. w. Bush d Son
$SS 80; Il: 3. McIntire. $I4 55 - SO; Finn d
jackson, $50 %; City of Wilmington, Sl2O so
$ls5; ). A. kraupse, SO 50; Geo. w. Jackson
$l 90; Jas. France, $2l 95; II. +. Pickels, So SO
Chas. Warner, SLY SO; A. Grubb & Co., 81 20
Mitchell d Wilson, SO 80; Finn g. Jackson S74
=. Z. Thompson, So rs, j. ID. Winslow, 81 OG
Jno. Palmer. 81 81; Goo. W. Vernon, So; Viii
son. Wood & Co. So H., j. A. Anderson, So 75
VIM. G.. Pierce. 81 40, Woolley s Conner
$33 92;; Speakmsn Bros. 81 So: Geo. w. Bush
$50 70; John Oorson,0 .75; AdaiE & Woodward
Sl275, james France, SO 20; c. Warner x Co
Sl926 81; Boughman, Thomas Il Co 1913 OC
Croasdale 4 Cameron, $36 55; jenkins & Akin
SON. 500 81; James " Webb, $99ll.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28

REMovAL.-l. c. Bush, Jeweller and dealer
in line gold watches, and silver plated ware has
removed TO the store ON the south west corner of
Seventh and Market streets, in Exchange Build.
ing. lie has in stock a large and varied assort
ment of elegant jewelry, gentlemens and ladies'
fine gold and silver watches, diamond rings,
bracelets, ear rings, breast pins, sets dc which
be is disposlng OF at the lowest rates. Call and
examine his stock
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28
Special Notices.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from tho effects 3,
Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood Restored.
lmpediments to Marriage Removed. New method
OF treatment. New and remarkable remedies.
hooks and Circulars sent free, i'll sealed envelopes.
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. = South
Ninth St. Philade phia. Pa. an Institution having
a high reputation Tor honorable conduct and pro
fessionni skiIl teb6- -2taw&wJm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28

SALE OF SoUTH SIDE LoTs.-On Tuesday
next, May 9Th, at o'clock, z. NJ, James Bennett
will sell at public sale, on the premises, sixty
eight finely located southside building lots. These
lots are situated on q, ID, Heald and Claymont
streets, and New Castle Avenue, and are really
valuable Great Bargains will surely be obtained
Mt this SALE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

POLICE CAsEs.-Siuce yesterday morning three
intoxicated individuals have claimed the official
attention of his Honor the Mayor. Each was
fined fifty cents and cost.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28

FAILED To COME TO HANp-We secured, n
few days ago the services Of n competent cor
respondent at Dover "a report for the GAZETTE
the proceedings of the Kent County Court. The
first instalment should have been received this
morning, but Tor some reason unknown To us, it
failed to come to hand.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28

GRAND BALL.-On Thursday evening next, the
twenty fifth annual ball OF the Friendship $. +.
f. Company will take place in the dancing acad-
emp of the Masonic Temple. The managers and
committee of arrangements are adopting all mea-
sures to insure the complete success of the affair.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28

SALE OF MoNEY.-At the regular monthly
meeting OF Franklin Loan Association, last ey-
ening, $1,000 sold at per cent. premium and
$500 at 81. Withdrawn shares TO the amount Of
5000 were also paid of
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28
RoWBorIiAM * FiSAIM, ,Auctioneers,
No :, East Fourth Street
ptfBLIC SALE.
OF FIRST CLASS CARRIAGES

t, Large dso rSSIii badrsJ SplG o; ,syenyye xv
klAGES. OF All descriptions in VIII SsfZS,
mingtou, Delaware. on SI-~Q
TIL RSDAl. APRIL 9th. at II O'Clock, A. NJ. .hv
THOMAS Il co.
y. B;-Should the day be stormy the sale will
come of the next clear day. Arr1Jtws
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28
Hoard Of Education.
REGULAR MEETING LAST EVENING.

REGULAR MEETING LAST EVENING.
The Board of Education met at the regular
hour, last evening. President Shortledge in
the chair.
The Committee on Teachers reported the
following changes made necessary by the re-
signatiOn of Miss Lizzie Juslis, late 1'rincipal
of School NO.3:
Miss Helen Smith, Assistant Principal In
No. 3 has been made Principal, Miss Laura
Mcleod, of No. 8. has been promoted to Miss
smiths former position, Miss Ella Lloyd, of
No. 12, has been promoted to Miss Mcleod q
former position; Miss Laura Jeffers, new
made vacant by the transfer of Miss Lloyd.
The changes were on motion, approved
The Finance committee. through the chair.
man, MIR. McIatire, made the follow wing re-
port
Balance In Bank, S75s 0.
Bond sold during the day 1000 "
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28
5000

5000
The Committee further reported thatVictor
Dupont, ESQ.,, of the Union National Bank,
had promised to discount for the Board to the
amount of $4,000; also that Il. X. Robinson
&c Oo., held a note for $500, due on the 3Oth -,
which they were willing to have renewed and
| ON motion note for $500 at GO days with in
terest, was ordered 10 be drawn for the pur-
pose of SO renewing. A check for $1680 90,
| in payment of a note for $1,000. now due held
Iby Il. Il. RObinsOn Il Co.., was ordered to be
drawn; and check for $12, 900 In favor of f..
Rice cashier of the National Bank of Will
mington and Brandywine, was directed to be
drawn, in return for note of the above
amount recently discounted at this bank. A
note for 5000 was ordered to be discounted
at the Union National Bank.
Mr.. Ferris frOm the Book Committee offered
a resolution authorizing the committee 10 ad-
vertse for proposals for furnishing books
stationary &c, for the use of the schools, dur,
ing the school year ending August 3lst, 1875
Adopted.
\ On me,ion of DR.. Grimshaw, the Committed
on Insurance was instructed TO have new
school No. 10 insured.
The committee to confer with tho Board o
Trade, in regard to the renting of the meeting
room to outside parties reported that the Boar,
of Trade had resolved to allow the room to b
used Only for purposes to be connected will
the two bodies there meeting.
| The special committee TO consider the sub
! ject of the payment Of water tax by the Boar
offered a resolution instructing said commit
tee TO lay the subject before the City Counc
and asked that this years tax be remit
ted and that none be laId in future, Adopt
ed.
3 Tho following receipts from the differer
Ilnl 10 Fort fha hs,<,E ,Ecx
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28
OF
Dwelling Houses and Building Lots.

'o"'0S anu pulIuIHS LOIS.
The undersigned will sell at Public Sale on
SAIU RDAY, May the n, at 3 o'clock p At nth,
SOUTH SIDE.
The following Real Estate, viz.
rHV ,buldlng Lots, the most of which oro c..
css, 9elng situated on Head and B streets on ~
1 e."und an IN a very desirable location fnr -
Fences CT stores. Also at the same time naori.,
- new two story Brick Houses, tonr Of tbt,yn
II, situated on Il street. between iiecil' ~. i III
lid IrpWnsend streets. and 3 on Townsend str,.,
49,. se inese houses are in good order were crec,
en last season. nave perfectly dry cellars nnl 49,,
GAS Water tney are well built and have a neat nd
auIae!Ne appearance, being elevated ard sci bars
IRON the sidewalk. The location of tIis o".A
auofds the advantage of both a church AMI Hnlit'
senool IN the immediate vicinity Head stre.t =, IN
no deuot be opened in very short time 70 H.,
Hare Corner road, thus bringing "A laree ,r,, io
OF the travel from that direction over IieaiI
street. ''e4 Heald
| Persons wishing to invest cannot miss :, IN III.
propstty as II Is right in the centre OF what must
coon oe dense population. beng so near the
largest manuaeturlng works in the city,
| EVefytning offered will positively be sold snJ
theTe erepi WI be no qnderbidding whatever. "-'
| lEhMS:-On the lots, 10 per cent r,sh. haI
ance notes at three and ii 4 months with ,n,r,rl
endorsers. and interest from day OF sale r 49,
the same Tor the houses. except one hall ,p.t, 80,
main on mortgage three years If dr,irej ~ ~,
All cash, discount of three per cent viii H., ~
lowed. Saving Fund orders Tor Builiimo u ~, "'
stock viii be taken in payment. ''''
JOSEPH IL. col Id.
ART JOSEPH RICHARDSON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28
SECOND EDITION !
SUICIDE!

A Resident Of Newport Cuts his Throat
from Ear to Ear.
Aexineer Crawford committed suicide tb;s
m'rn'ng, at Newport, by cutting his throat from
ear TO ear.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28

1758l
Note due April 2S,h, $1,000
- q and 30 1900
| Amount needed to pay teachers 1900
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28
rrNANuAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WILMINGTON. Del, April 2s 1874.
Latsst Stock quotations furnished by Merrick |
Johpson AZ Co s. Il. Cor. 9th and Market street
WiIminatou, Del. at z. M. to day.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-17

@udfeniter AM Sienenitofe lit, 10 pers
b0nge man bteS nit eilem Stif oltc!t
Geppi05.
Stno aue Gabmen nit 0onia qcfiiut,
10 lit eS 5~tUedndBig, eiuen ooer Sen oil,
bern, Der auenfau5 cnt6ebrt tuerbelt
fam, DerouS3uuebmen ulro Die anoerei,
Jtabrten iDeiter DDn cinalser Al entIerz
ltell, poOur6 Sen Bienen ntebr 9taum
0e8eben ipiro, ii0 5Diifen Den 9tQbnen
an et!lallOer 81 BGngen. 2lu0 itopfc
man etiDaS Strob ooer 0eu nm ie0en
Stof, un S6ub 9e8eu Sonuenidein
nlt0 Wlno ju geWdDren; 1l1r laIIe rlQit
Die Uluglo0er fret.
GIN critcH Dirflid fQlten Gaae oisIeG
M{onGtS brinOe man Die Bienen in ttr
Mtnterqlartier. Otau lebe oarauf, oaB
Die St0dc troden iino, tpenlt ma lie
Dereinllimmt un0 lGile tie Damn ungeitort,
bis sum 8riiDling. QIeS ipoS Den Bic
nen NotD tbut, un lie fiber 3u ubers
iptltern, lit 9onig i'm 8OrratD uno
freien 3u8ang 5u bemlelben; ferner elm
9elll9euO i~tarfer S0luarnl, I'M Die SIT
iDrem 8oblbeftnben erforberlide Marnle
aufre0t gu erDalten; enoliD 8entilation
no0 oben, bannit ii6 feline Teu6tigfeit
I'M Stod anianmeln fam, ipel0e int
Scatter Wto0er uno S6tmmel, or1uBen
ober erfrorne 3eaen uno sis III ben
St0den DerOorbrtngen iDIroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-17
9te 8teuen inn &ouem6er.

Sebt lit Die 3eit oa, mo ale 16tpa6e1
S1mGrme aufgebrod)cn unb bic BIelel1
nit ltdrferem pereinigt perben 1outer.
QaS tit ltn1 10 Iet1ter auS3ufiibren, ais
Die 9ienen gu oieler Sabres3eIt febr
apatbll6 gu letn pflcgen uno lIA uiel sez
fallen lGlien.
g9erm ELL i6ipa1er S6parm in etnem
Btenenfalteu nit Dem nnteril @noc lla0
oben geteDrt Hllter etlleit aloernStod gez
iteut miro uno 10 einige Gage iteDen
bletbt, iptro ct It0 init Dem oberen Stof
peretntaen uno etnen einStgen S0tparn
biloen. Den 3eQenbau I'M unteren Stalten
loute MAJ aber iorgIam al eirem trodez
men Srte altfbelpGbren fin Die nQ6ltz
16brt9e SenuBun9. S6Da0e S1tpGrme
III betpeglt1en Sortgt6lten uereint9t ma
nm otele SabreSjett oaour0, 0aB man
lGlEItli0e pollen Gbelle BON tle0reren
Sto6en III eineu StDd SIIGlnmeUbringt,
nobel maj Die 0lencn 10 pteI mte m0gll1
o1ral l1Bt, 1lt0 ale 5urltG6letbenoen
Stenen berunterltreift III Die 2elel.
Soate lnau cine NuSlpabl bon Ioniginz
men Gabelt, 10 perlidte man lelbltOerS
itdnoltb Die am peni8iten lDertDuOuen.
$50 m00li1 brill9e man ale 8tenell,
%etIlerlei III mas fir &0rbeu O0er Soften
le tlnner lein m6gen, in eineu trpdenen
B unflen Seller, Ocilcn SemperGtur ni6t
DteL iiber benz 0efrterpuntt lit. 0ie
Slenenfdlten febre man llll, nit benz
unteren Gnbe na9 obel, unD lor0e BEL
allen betpegli9en &Glten fur GentilatiOn
na6 oben, uermetDe aber eiuer &uft3u9
ourb ben Gaiten. User feinen geeigue>
ten Seller beitBt, bcnuBe eiuen ionitigen
frOltfreien GGuut, Der D0lIig Dunfel ges
macbt ueroen tam. 9Ser genDtbigt lit,
feline 8ienen i'll ibrcn Sommerltanos
pldBen Su ilbertuintern, muB ibuen bel
ipettem ntebr 9ontg laiien, ais n0t9i8
tit, penn Tie eiu Drbentli6eS 98tnter5
quarter erbaIten. QLu6 bier laiie man
an Der Sptbe eini9e 209er Oifen, Ders
ltopFe aber baum ben Giu9ang 10, 0aB
nibt mebr alS IL 8ieneu ouf %einrnal
btnour9toulen; nno iueun irgeno ELL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-17
Sic Observation-Disclosures.

Cine redt nteOIide, uni9iuer i'm 3inle
mer SIT 5jebenOe Yfarac lit Die lO8ez
nannte @Igarrenl6lan9e, Cephea platy-
centra. Die Slumen iinO 0unteI purpur>
farbcn unb ipeiB uno fomnten 10 reidli1
l1ro anoauerno baB man ~bebauptcn
fann, bieie Yflanse fomnt e%iQeutli0 nie=
mails aus Der 8liltbc. Die Sldtter fillo
fleit nno sierlt9; Die 9on5e Yflan3e miro
ielten bober ais 6 Sou; iic erfOroert alio
niebri9en 8uNIes batber audi nlEr lpcz
mig 0taun. BflauSen finbet ma bel ben
meiiten @Grtnern bierielblt. StOdlin9e
purSeIn isbt let6t uno bIiiben DIT i9on,
neni1 ie crit einen Sou bod iinb. Die
Ylanse 9eoeiDt III 1eOer 9uten 0artelts
Groe unO beoarf fetler beiOnOeren Bflege
auBer mdBigem 8e9ieBen nno 9eIesents
lt6em Sebraulen. Sic ut IN Wtertfo
einbeimtld. IS giebt Deri6ieoene Spe>
3tes Der Cephea, auein feline oeriel6en lit
fir Die 3immerz &ultur in gut seeignet,
mie Die bter osrduute.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-17
SQu0mirtbi0aftli0e8.
Sar MtGM.RrGae.

SIMMER i6Iebter mir6 sic Wlilh,
imuuer oiitner, imnter 6Iauer, in1rter
tpGIieriger! = DaS lit bic S[age in alien
gr0Beren StGoten, in @9icago tuie III
Jteip yorf, III ct. 2puiS tpie in 8oiton,
n Gtllctnnatt ipte IN E0ilaoeIpDia, III
M~ttltpallfee tuie IN Baltimore. I~1nlerer
Wteinultg nod fQnnte benz l1ebelltanbe
8ar5 tpelentli6 abgebolfeu tperoen Surdb
bermebrte @tnfubr atpedmdBiger Ginos
nIeDrocer, ui1o 5lpar gang b~eionoerS Der
in GrigIanO u1O aud bier in neuerer Belt
innrer mebr bo0gei9abten SerleDs &llbe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-23
U-craI and Inrere.tIuE

IESr roE CoLoEING MArrssS N WNsS-Mr
Mslhss. psnber q The Soeisty Of Natural and
Paysieal Sciences Q; ToelOese. Fraaes. has Jest
discovered = tes' fos sOlou1g matters used N
a1ultsrsti1g wines
In tssi-tubs q The capacity oftwo Ounces or
50. Pour ahoa, bali an oaace Of The vice 10 b.
tested one osees O selPhurie ether has uow 10
BE- ni1ed With the vine. and both agilatsd 70
gs'hsr Tor isU inmates. Allow the tube to stand
ssort tine and the ether vii riss 70 The sur.
fiee q The vice either eolored or clear. II the
ether Is eclo7ed il ysllow as5 Il By aaSias lev
dr0Ps of l'qeid z-aouia il turns purple wi,b
violet tings. the vine has bseo a3altsrated with
l0guOod. If the ether Is eolorsi il rea. turns
violet 6y adding fsw drops Of ammonia and ~
1ains mole. svsa by adding an excess Of ammo
MA the wire has been saultsrated With arehii
II The ether S colored 10 red s7d esdes that col.
o. 70 ammonia without becoming violet. the wios
eootains eHohas. If the red ether Is diseolored
By ammonia without the ammonia becoming red
atself, the vice contains fasci1e. II the ether
rises 10 the tube perfectly clear. It has 10 De
mixed With twice its volume Of water as1 halt its
vols1e Of aznooia II aftes sgitatioa the wias
becomes q a violet ti0se it eoataias eoehs1illa.
L L becoaes greco il does not eoas4ia aoy o.
TIE substances above usentioaed.
The tests f0s the eoloriug matter Of the byet0-
hca- hyeols, and boliybock. 80 much used N adal-
tsratiag wi5ss. have 0Os been fssod pet, bat the
zsIaoS eoouases his experiments.
-CCmmHzicGssG
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-23
DIR. ]. COILS BROWNIES
. HI IoR CD Y ~ Il
is THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.

THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i the unfounded statements frequently made. that
the composition Of CHLoRoDTSE is known to Chem
ists and the Medical profession" The fact is ChlO-
rOdyne discovered and invented BY Dr. ]. COL
LIS BROWNE lex Army Medical staff, and SO
named by him and it has bafed all attempts a, anal
ysis by the first Chemists Of the day. The method
and Of the preparation have never been pub
ished. Il is obvious, therefore, that anything sold
under the name, save Dr.. J. COILS BROWNIES
CHLORODINE, is spurious imitation.
CAUI10h.-Viee-Chaneel Sir W. P. Wood stated
that DIT. Coils Browne undoubtedly the inventor
REMEDIAL USES AND ACTION.
This uvaluable remedy Pruees quiet refreshing sleep
relieves pain eams the sysa the dsrAngsd
tons and stimulates healthy action of the
body, without creating any q those unpleasant
Tending the opiam. Old young may take IL at all
vhe requisite Thousands q persons s
y its marvellous good effects and wonderful cures while
medical men e1to its virtues most extensively unr In
great Quantities 10 the loSng dseases:-Chosra Dysen
terry Diarrhasa. Coles Coughs. Asthma Rheumatism Heu
rAigia WhHoping Cough. cramp Hysteria &c
EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL OPINIONS.
The Right Hon Earl Russell communicated to the College
formation the that remedy ofauv service in
Cholsra was CHLORODTNE. See Lnnc,f Dec an Iss4
Dr. Lowe, Medical Missionary 10 India reports dec 1855
thst in nearly every q Cholera in which COILS
BROWNIES CHLORODTSE administered, the patient
Extract from Medical ueI Jan IL Isos" Chorodynes is
prescribed By Of orthodox medical praetoners OF
course t uoad nos thHs be siagnlary popular did IL not
Extract from the General Beard Of Health London a. to
iis seey Cholera - strongly convinced 0f the
immense value q this remedy that cannot too oreby
urge The necessity q adopting it in all cases"
GAUTIoN;.Sone Esnuine Without the words 'Dr; }.
ing medical testimony accompanies each bottle.
Sole NaaHfaetufer, J.T. DAVENPORT,
.. Great Russeli St, Bloouasbury London.
Sold in Bottles At t. llzi-, ? ID, ard 4. Cd
WuLs. f966m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-23
4 Christmas Carol.


hsrV c,-viiug yssr hEs vassed
S.uss ~ gua1ls stas - rsta.,es esst
Ger lAe h.a " Fs.is-si-- Szs -
r. Slar- 81 ne s..t % sAe ls-ly 40
Whrrs tss lssszi ~
w. vsa1-szs s~ay
Eui-s ever mszy ir-l ta-lzy.
n u1-3s cf tsr Eisrisus slr-i hy-z
Eass ta-o-sl tas sla-it TT a. an.
ru--g af h1ps % sz---isx a-a.
E-Fs rr~rr ci-a-iy tsi1 til lava
SsctA.sg ta- hsss
S-sz-zs ~ cer tss-s.
ksthss -aas ss~z tl,e raz's < ys4-s.
Arl -aas tasuga sc1sl-s az i- tAri- --i1s
Ws ~ --,us z Fl.si-s cl-s-tnss sise
~ sust - ss--. 30 Ca-izs ul.s e,-u
Wa ~ t-sl g--sa sp-srs q ~ sE-ly ccra
Wlal ths- uay
rh-az-h -as cl..as q clIv.
Ne r-a ~ sh--s-s q Mss
Ne ave har1-el 1ay 40 rsznl s Aa-g
ne =e-as af -a- -szg ths aus~ls sa-,.
n srvui lf -isel-s1 s-1iu-i-s' prsyvr.
Az1 lsss 80 vsr.ai7 ss1 .srvies i4ar
2 usi ~hl-e hi-sA
ease ~A--v rVsE -as 3-z-sA.
6oci 80 t--u-t nsd hst Pe1,s ss sa-tA.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-23

TBE NEwSgkFEE AND TIE ApvsErsER. Say
Skat yoz viii its human nature 70 favor those
Hbo EAvor yos. ard DO is honestly. A E5eraI al
vertlser, io a reputable Business s al~ays good
FELLOW. 4S mean men never advertise When yoa
hear ran express eoasenPt Tor the newspapers,
set hia doEa As fool II yoe Haal 70 test bin.
zsi prove thai be lies. pgT hia. and see how
pleased be w,ll Be, and b0E be Eil pat y0g 90
the back. there i nothing that ore could DO
bas What vii oe f0rgiven aad forgotteu. sOo1sr
thar httle uocouPhneat4ry sqlio in 5 news
paper. Yes nay % &C al yoGr Efs sayiag good
things every day about some person withost ere
Hord q credit; bat the 6rst item Of rePrin4ad,
and al yea have ever do1e ls forgoltsn A. ooce and
yoa have bitter and relsutless enemy froo that
time Every Perso1 who uaals to parch4se a1y
kia6 Of 1srehzadsse vii read Al advertisement
q LhzE Esrch11czse Whenever Il appears before
him Nhils Es bsbsys that every psrsou en.
gagged in i respectable oast1sss sh0ald advertise.
also uslsrs Il 10 be the duty gf the p1blIsher,
every ghIlg else beng eqI1i. % Do What be can.
whenever The opportunity 0fers, 70 fay0r those
wbo iayor him For ourselves. Ee AIFays stay
oy or iris1ts, aod never yet, hsasbeuiSh u l.
nay seen, iorgCt a. s1suy.-EzehIlgs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-23

as- business Cards. when prTpsia - go peaF, are
allowed dsccunt ou ihsss rates etich are 10 uslaleaf
Advertisements. ~hsa PAID es charged quarterly.
NR-Au e,frlaa Advertisements uu.t - accumranIsd
With The pAy whun ~rsfed ln noics VII be tsseu =
thsm rhe ef charges given - ha above sat 40
reallsnces r Advertisements % suoarrptona ual te aa
In postage stsmps 81 coln
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-23

W0o7ES LBSSEIES-Evsu IN these days Of
realistic art sous persoa may be interested 70
kao~ that there are several zoodsu li5raries-
wooden IL literal seass-exis-5Hg in several
parts q tbe Eorid- Oae Of these. that Of Hssse-
C4sssL Is 4 noteworthy example L eoozizts
entirely Of wooden books, 30 eggtrivsd that the
whole fgruisass n admirable object Isssou N the
bosa1y Of the Parric1Ia- tree eoGcerued- For IL
stance, the sides and back are composed rsspec-
tissly u the bark the old and ues Eoo6s Of The
tres II question Inside are fouad the seed, the
Leaf the blossom, a1d the fruit. al szqas5tely pre-
served. and 50 completing the botanical Is=suu-
The assa Il must be confessed. Is IL pleasing Il
Is artistic and usef1l, and nay recommend itself
10 6osaHizGz Of Isis1re 4nd msals anzl1Gs to fud
csE scientific sgrprise for their friends and Sc
q1ai1la1ess- II We mistake not there vas s1hi-
olrst IN 1861 At PIriz somewhat similar e0llse-
siou q Eoods1 books and IL NsIbegrus the sane
vas attempted II order 70 show that Alstralia
possessed altogether 11saspecLzd wealth il many
yariagiss of oealsiill Wo0ds. There Is Que Jhlag
70 Be sad il Aver Of tbs nsE eoauagsnt 70
scisnriSc EtsraEGrs-thsrs : 20 need u Lransla-
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PITnH

0ToCKH0LM PITCH N BBLs AND HR. BBLs.
- Wilmington Pitch In bbls. For sale By
BOLLEs 4 co.
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sPUNYARH.

WORMLIEE, HOUsELIEE. SEEING, MAR
w LINE, 4e. For sale By
BoLLEs 4 co.
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Ga Hav.
Oregon Hamsl

RE- CALIFORNIA oAT H4T5gs. y :. =: !. =, =
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sPERM nANnLEa-

A ssORTED SIZES. PUT up IN CARTOONS,
n and warranted the gsnuins article.
Por sale By (0 BOLLEs 4 CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-23

American Mess Beef, in Bond.
A SMALL LOT for iais b.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-23
Prepared Lime Juice.

"ARRANFED TO KEEP IN ANY Gil
III BoLLEs co.
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DININIEL,s CHoICE P

EDIMMEL-S CHOICE PERFUMERT. PA.
N tronled by all the World.
RMNEt's EroItE pU Nosp DUKE or EnISBrRaH's RoYaL
BEntL IHrtNGiHtANG JocKEI CuB ERGSGrANE and other
Perfumes % exquisite fragrance
RfMNEL's LAvENpAR distilled
ers, and INPEovEn FLORIDA WArER.
RNNsis ToitEr VNEsAR celebrated for It's useful and
sanitary properties.
kTNNrtS EXTRACT LINZ JUcE GLTcERINE the best
preparation for the hair. especially climates
RNNls AQuAnsNrINE Tor whitening the teeth refreshing
the mouth, and purifying the breath
RNuEL's GtTcEESE HOSET, WINDSOR, and other TortEr
RNNEt's Ross WtrER, COSTUME. Fan CONVERSATION and
fL0E,L CRacKEEs, very amusing for Parties.
RNNEL's VoiEr, RosE-LE,I, RicE VuvETrSE aud other
r0IIEr P0wpEEs.
liberal allowance shippers Lists sd nd.
EUGENE RIMNEL Perfumer to
HR II. the Princess of Wales
90. Strand rs Regent Street. and ~ Cornhi London
H. Boulevard de- Itlliens Paris and T6 Kings Road
Brishton- Sold BY All Perfamery Vendors. tss-ly
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WxHN FEkY BEsT OF sUGAR CURED.
Frssh aod lnat Fsceged by arrlval % lis = Nat
ne MacIeay." For sale - ~ BOLLEs co.