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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-02
was elected.

An old man and a young woman col
County, on Thursday morning. A clergy.
man happened TO be upon the same train.
and before many moments mad elapsed the
couple requested that they be married.
There sppeared to be no one on board to
raise any objections. and the ceremony was
commenced. The groom appeared to be
axious to get off at Earlville. but as the
prayers and exhortatiofs were lengthy, h.
WAS obliged to pass that place and come
further North. The event created oonsid.
erable excitement upon the train. Thi,
may be called a fair specimen of marriage
in haste. Repentance may come during Q
trip upon a canal-boat.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-02

SHERIDAN's BRIDE has thus been done
into poetry: The first that the General
saw was the.groups Of wedding guests, then
the presents in troops: What was done,
what to do, he knew like book, then seiz-
Ing her hand with lOvingest look, he
marched down the room mid smothered
hfzzas, and the friends on each side held
their breath them because the words that
the priest spoke compelled them to pause.
With lace and with silk the fair, lady was
gay; by the flash of her eye and her fans
nervous play, she seemed to the whole
smiling country to say "The conqueror's S
conquered, don't you see, 10 Sheridan
here surrenders to me-"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-02

A queer genius, said to be worth some
$4,000 or over, is in the habit of frequent
ing the Buffalo Police Stations for the
purpose OF "sponging" rcdging. The
other night he was searched, end about
$4,000 was found in his pockets.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-02

IT may be interesting to know that
the people of this country consumed last
year 1,636,335 pounds of arsenic, 7s9,7S7
pounds of cafnhhor. 1Ie,o5s pounds
Of jalap. 2e.2o2 pounds of ipecac. 297.-
2lS pounds of nux vomica. and $685.
S99 worth of vaccine vir6s, all of which
was imported.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-02

There is a girl in Baden, Beaver couu-
ty, who is credited with having golden
tresses six feet eight inches long, and it
ford splendidhold in domestic .jamboree,
where the loving husband desired to yank
her around on a double quick.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-02
t Steel plOW Points.

{RNERS. one and all. are hereby informed
! . money, time and labor cIn be sIvcd by
'rs- Steel PlOw shares. of which only one
L many rnsrs proved sufficient for n whole
blowing. and in some soile by being twice
uel. one share has lasted two seasons.
iuur bright and make the plow scour ard
y inr. AMI arc So strong and tough that they
pr break. When worn dun, they can he
sr. aud tempered by any good blacksmith
o. disturbing the httinG part
4 regular sizes kept ON hand and lt any PITTS
h Pow
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-02
pECEIPTS & EXPENDITURES

@-S of the BOROUGH OF EBENsBURG from
the lst day of March, 1874 to the lst day of juno
ls15:
DR..
TO amount of Duplicate, 1874 ...........sII Ies %
10 eash received from Weighmaster 14417
To cash received from ID. III. Kinkead late
Burgess, $3.50
rer, 1873. .:............... ..' el5a
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-02

81 would rather, said, Cato, that peos'
should inquire why no statue was sT,.,
to me than why had one''.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-02

Balance IN hands OF Treasurer. l.lse 70
WM. NJ. JON Els, President
j. W. Evans, Secretary.
We, the undersigned AaditUts az tie I,orop,h
OF E5ensburC. do report that we have examined
the accounts and vouchers Of the fecefpt- and cx-
penditures of the School District of said Boro,,pb
i2r the year ending June 1st. \. ID. 1875, and nnd
them correct. rs above stated.
" itHess 0tr hands ut Ebensbi1rg this 1jth a, v
Of June, \. ID. 1875.
INp. Cuttings.
JNO. e. SCANLAN. Auditors
tG-lS.-ct.I JAS. Il. ZAHM,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-02
'TAlL PRICES Of POINTS

p share has my trade mark and the words
L steel ,ll. thereon
p 'r.'T eu" 10 these at once and try II now,
=. ". iuy no more east points hereafter.
q process of making this Steel is patented.
uy own
I S,f'. Axle Foxes and Wagon Skefns also
lAarr patent, having from four to six times
9Th amt only half the weight of those
= . =, -I IRON. J. g.. BIDW ELL.
IHiHesue WAY and Garrison Alley
,..,.. PittSburgh. Pa.
''arsa floHgh Works. June /. ls75.-9n.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-02
2 ECEIPTs & EXPENDITURES

q u Q TIN
-" of the SCHOOL DISTRICT or TuF Bpt
oUGH OF EBENsBURG, for the year ending June
LIST. 1875 o
DIR.
To balance In hands Of Treasurer Mt last
. settlement .............-...... 4sIs
a. amount ol duplicate for ls14 ..-..... 2,s1s 7s
:. a. STATE appropriation. 2i2.5 80
" received from Cambria rvp
atd other sources es................... 557oj
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-02

We. the undersigned Auditors of the Borough
81 Ebcnsburg, do report that We have examined
the accounts and vouchers of the receipts and ex-
penditurcs OF said Borough from the lst day of
March, 1874, to the Ist day Of june 1875 and find
them correct: as also the foregoing statement OF
the assets ana liabilities OF said Borough.
JNO. GRIFFITH,
fG-lS.-3t1 JAS. H. ZAIIN
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-02
The MOOD is tho IzrE.

f0nE The BG.osn is tho JErE.
Itiss | ant % II is impure the whole sys-
Itsi / ,en w,ll be diseased. You can
- not purify q stream while the
It 1rll.t neither eau YOU iIrpart good
~ 'l- human .0iy while the blood is con
s. 70 q Isease tnHll parts fit. There
''' ..' BLOOD, and nature viii heal
s' Na remedy has ever been discovered
.- .l, s-ellsl 50 great a number of pcrmu-
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CR.
by work on roads by citizens s35s as
: cash paid fer work on roads 52 %
services az Supervisor, go days 30 OD-sjol Os
We. the undersigned auditors OF Chest Town
silip' 90 herehy certify that we have examined
the accounts aud find them correct.
JACOB DEDRIJH,
CALEB y. GRAY, lAuditorS
CHARLES WARNER
Attest-A- ANNA, Clerk. t6-1s.-5t.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-02

NOTlCE.-I hereby caution all par
~ ties against interfering with the folio "
ing property purchased by me from Henry Arhre
sr., and left with Henry Arble. jr. during nv
pleasure, viz: bay mares, brindle COW, . sets
harness, wagon, sled, ptow, and a lot of har-
ness. FREDERI1yE Ann u
Carroll Twp, June l. 1878
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-02

CR.
By work on roads by citizens 1881 -
" cash paid to Geo. \. Dedrich I25 90
" Cush paid Tor two scrapers
one plOw, work on roads,
plank for bridges, etc -. o9l 90
personal services as Super
visor, soy days ......,.. sgaf
" cash on order C. y. Dcdrich II pS
cxOncrHtionS and returns u IN
interest on S4;g3 at per cent SGf
. notes ana 1ntst in his hands 25n 90
attorney iees.....- 10 0O-s1, lG1 20
balance in favor of Township. ,.s 2IIs
GEuRGE \, DEDErCYf, Supervisor DIR.
To amount OF Duplicate. - ss,s 90
" cash received from Philip Miller .... i25 90
" cash OH order - 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-17

EprroR 6AzErrE-nar Sir; In the p e A. Of
March 9Th Is letter beaded MATTERS on Kauai"
In which TIE attention Of Government o1ieials Is
called to the devastation that Is eommtied In the
Hanalei noaniaips by sr reo,i choppers, who year
y cot down thousands Of stately trees and main
many more, thereby causing heavy drought To-
iurious 10 the raising Of cane But the writer aOcs
rot say = word about the number Of trees that arr
cut down yearly TO run the Prineevllle mill viii
try aud give yo1 an idea OF this. To my knowledge
tor The last twelve months thero have been three
aud sometimes iour carts drawing wood daily to the
plantation, each carrying one cord which would
amount 10 some hundreds OF cords IN The year, and
this has eeen carried on for years But "Hanalei"
does Dot say a word about that As 10 the boast
that any party bad cleaned out all the wood on the
southeast side Of the island ard that be Intended TO
do the same on the west side 10 my certain knoWl.
edge no Individual ever made any such remark, and
II be had done 50, Il would have been vain boast
for there Is wood enough In the mountains to last
Tor years TO come. think HanAlsi must have got
thugs bsely mixed up.
viii now give yOu as near as possible the amount
Of wood cut BY the woodehoppers, which Is triaing
when compared with that consumed By the planis-
tion; but 81 the same time DO not mean to say
that there would ucs have been more could labor
have been obfslued. can safely assert that on the
Honolulu wishin the last twelve months by the
wood choppers and that for the last six months
there as not been 10 cords month cut
WOOD CHOPPER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-17

$50, l-lLlU SlA--a-
rhsrv las s-su azrega1s Ircu-1u q 81 .lo ezs
he sa1k II Ea1ce acne - absorbed tie shCs Il n and
81 lul 90 Ia adj -ln. uls-y izrEa uu The Prlsaa sak
WA 7-1go-lsa the Ehcs held -d shot
Pc-.sl eus -le saa- lls essl z sgu PRUSSIA i
mostly gg beng the sscr % tie rsavs ;hsaPnszs Of go
SILVER zliar a- G-ruaz double ssaza-L ne z1id.
11ls q utie -slg rli-s, eliupn-ui va -vsr
he ua-Es1s Il IL rgr.d t1t becoming rslt-.vsi!
tgu me lfsc lf -r-r demand tld assened vrvzc
l1- sas -aa 1z--tsizg. Bat sas general usrksl
Disturbed 1r tie saaszve STATE q he currency llrse
za-us Germany F-auss ala .as C1sd Sstsss and e vi
saks zirs -sach settlement taas tie Fr-cus
szss VI ROB tld 80 aalsr the Faaza1z commerce
-ur L ias rz---d Sazss k-sp s-za and resume sp~is
pavement -s-s she vi scaaierass taAai s1r
g-.L
p r1aasc-la Eih t5s szassmsns may he Large
sort asr-ha1dse a1f g,f fsm NsE Tlrx furilg ls7
ne -arz1aldse se1s tgm zaas 7urt aqaa Amounted
500 and as sPeee So sa-lQc TIE sa1uas q
gii cum pped vas uazsuay large and ssizs sp saa
r-ca1n n To- AS -s ysar rhs hearsst mems q IL
1,rla 81 lpC lread ald 1raaisEl S.
Or --ursls 5l ln tr u--an and c-r-u l1un1atctE-s-,
S. DO 1is kat SIS 90 fr ssbaers aaf snzE
These cssia-nns d'Cc 20 AlUut So loJ 90 saz1g
s. pltt 1g crrer a. gchsr ls-crg1igus u szpur1s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-17
Passes e. the Nesn fs- ne Me-.A q Ms-sA. 1878
rEHraEEr ~ ckrr- BkStEL sNrrH.
unNnrrrr- NraN TINY
CounERCIAI..

EuEuE-Er. ktEcE .. fs-A
We hsv~ r. uets shs a-rsra- r4st week n maj.
,.s,z.r Cy u ysssc-us f-n Sts Fa-esc soc ersugsf
Dor 800 pas-lrg, and IS packages gf neghs havag taken
e. .h- sh-ulsa EssAE scsriHs Frazclsr1 az vhh
.ba bad -.1m-
90 .aus lay ths ma shsrs arrived be ha-k Ba~s-t
.,as- s- Fe-salsa fsr HslEkguE vhsh t,uea-s b. ~
g.-l AIsc ta-k CESSNA. 20 rvusr e. us-,s.-s I.a.aE
1r ne lisa The sslr Fyi1g Ms srrrvsL sCG14 60 q
ssi5s cruise t. tie Nsrsa. Sc Is s-- 10 PorL
ne Erugr E-rs-sz-r- have been tae ms1 f,r
sv1-v tae l2-a. ~h Ices Eksugs- Es1 ru- al The
sus- Ala My g. Sas F-a-e.a -ish se1 -a-gV q Fr
Els Bs-ss 2 Nz-rry rs3 Cass, Bzsesg zsaisg Or
sa- y-uuz-1 az ss- s4-k Dsla-a-s 81 Tc-arl-4- u
i.Evs 1uriag -ls uexs SIX 4iys.
By 90 ua1 stsuusr or, & Ns.s0u-us. r1vcss uu
san p sa-cp a-v D, Na-ch n. .elooasr Peerless
s1rus --szy O. ~asa sae sssasr ls Hsd nay Awe
az Gay
F Psr.sst ve isa-u saat sas bu-s Jane A Fa,i-ss-g
sll Naszs Nlclsay hal bcsh - or saozu Wa a-orsd
sa-g1sL
Esel-alug saal pr,iucs ~ SzCes=
scgaE-Ns htrs ha1 ancther rczvs week 9, Rvs pro-
szel ly wash zzssa advises. ta he prcposed 3 per
1sryass urlr prgssus taes Pgpua- uih he WAYS aud
Nsaas Cga.sss aa1 .hz- - Fruoaay lrouus .hs ~
o. ~ s1 ms scrsue 10 auy has caas- a. a5yaaee n
gsrarPs r .lm- - ~ s-stsr g-al-- q Ea-aa-
The stss sf gs~aa sulr aa-5lg the srsuhs aare NC
tss1 ss .aa1 o. CC k1gs w y1s,s as Frcz x Es~aal
s-lcery zraiss a. -t1s. l1clrl AZ O. s1aay, Ezzra
c1g.cu rash-d vculi z-aiv & here IS ans. L.
-nas Dc rssa1g Purposes seem ts b. called sr ysg
.l- -vaas-s ezsess are 1a-ryg fes sseks a. tie ~
meat n szscE u Whrs Eszz-t arg. va Hgas
.-tis g -le nguesL Bay Cuee sells a. lIisar1c
NslAssls -E1-1rs u 6e1ru SIRE a-g soasales bch e.
5-s. Bzzal a13 g. Germany. ne PROPOSES 1i-1 " .
pr c-1t a--v On N-,sses us s1zss seu--eas s-nl1
sae -aaa and s.h11s rgcFrssy srsa-v wi t1gossss
lz- q LIE --rig Il args Ga-s 81 lie Hartl Pcsucs
C1rgE1 held as l>zlsc. accor1lng CO tie gra.ies.
PILE b szst g. sirl-le
krna-ssH On b S4essd az zssoc SsAsl aiss-rcs beng
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-17
SAILED


zz7uE- Sc F-rzzG M1sr-Ls1 sa1 Frlnriscr NHr-h
= lsl azs 1n sas zurzia q Ne i5sa inst = iass
7as E1lg HAirh az-s-sncni MY lu,isrlss E1ia
Co -la -1l sar ezt syn saz E-zaezu sa1si Ez&s Eas
i7lu -- BE- Frsrk aad Earh Przrsi D b. aeas-
E lapracA re snzrs hzTk Euhuar--t va ne MY
-s7alg tr1Esn a. md prlscng abrur heasn asar
i1lTs Er-sr L inpusuhis make 1atn1l7 uaar
q $50 -hz have been. bur Ne -lrr1ln -lluks z Va
l1ilT s-iu1ar- 11f uTs r1ar ili- s1 -1a Hrp-nr-
alre sasr rlrsr Seer ne
~ 1lsu 11zarrs ne ElTl1C Alsr. rs1ur-et- y
-l1 on 1sn e ruva- 60 tha Nnh Fai11r t.1duz1 lar
aza1 sut k-cwu- Ser aliect .al1- ms
Pr tr 1rvfaurs and rsuaral -arrulls. a1d s1e VI
-H''H ln tar vlrug- -nrlT na-- wssk-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-17

SoNh2S-Ar Nrvr1n- n-E- Bssl-1 Mss. Pc Z NJ aa-
n. vs q ~ Fster J11-s. a1l -sher q NJ [ Ices.
y. 81 r1as ctr. rbe 3rcstssr4 aEsi So wears
NJ -euss wus living ts1r-erzr uoaat1 . rctksr
vhos- Cd i-sn az -tee Der hl-ss-3 F1r zsanv
f1va,Ht sire has srrtrrn aa1sg h-s--s--ss
ksri srEht anc s-l 10 ~ sst q hnr s-l yar1 sens
suasv irarz anf s-asrel A. Der ss1ka s,aiy ar
Cd shs has b-en sus-cy -vca-9 o. the tath-rs
azs tr1s zaa- So e-L snl sais G- G. h-. "a u
su1stl- s-1 e-Tgus a-rta,y crvz= h--sei ristsns.-
Ns1ri1s .eag7zlfLN
kL1A-A-lr - tr1nc-c1, TIE ts-h CT Eslr-H-s q
-engvssln u the a11rs. ass EruALnA PzEzcE nrd fd
yeas So SISTER q Car1z-1 , Mgrth u HIS - q
M JghEst-n- q tts CIV.
MAYoE-tr lcr5ln x hea-s disease z u Navor trulsr
y Private Seervlary - tis u. e--y-
pow-Ar -hs rv-3=nes u Ms EzHph-vys G4-ien Lac
ID ms cry. 81 cuasuu--asr, NJ Aex11er n Dos 1ttrs
q Ei1sz-ya, Soa,lall aset 2 was 6-Gss VALLEY Ca,
paasrs 7letss cgFE-I
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-17

ASorHEk FoCL MUEDEK-we rcfer-vd las; week
TO The report Of EiEracr on Hawaii By the fav0r
Ct Nsrshal earke Nc srs srssed 10 give the follow
ing particulars, communicated 70 hin BY Sheriff
Serersres. rrSer cate Ct MAryh Il: The murder
Vas committed Al pace in Eauakua district, eall.
e Kaawikiwik. (near Gov. kiprs plaeel The
rzue OF The mas killed Was KuzWas. ard the uau,e
Of the Murderer s P8iseleL It's cause 4 druuksn
spree. The murdered mar was c-szy AZ the time
au6 partially tied Up, the other bad r6ze sgsiust
hizi a. re had threztezcd 20 uforu &C hir for dis
tHliug. o. the afteruoco Of Msreh 20, while ur3er
the trsrercc q sUcr this Psarlri fell % The mar
WIKI 4 cab q WOOD. zbcut two fcet log ard four
iuches thick. aud beat bin to death The body vas
drrattr'ly u,aused sSzu fractured 81 The ef ten
PIE ueck broken. bsck eroken, and len lex az The
thish also broken. Tbs was Joue 10 the prcsenes
q four witnesses, al o. whom a. TIE tire were
move Or les under the insaencs Of usuor. except
tie murdered mas wife. Amer the tragedy, al,
beiuS badly frightened ran away FROM the house,
bat he woman and shortly sfter Two nee cane %
tie house. ore constable nzme5 Bolaeoa- The
woman told tie s;cry Ct TIE murder, ard also said
that the nzr who killed her husband Vas ssleep ir
a hccSe rear BY. Bol1hoia went fn,ueSia,ely With
rope ard before P4laelei eo1ld awake teinE stupi-
FED With hc1or Be tied hin bead ard foot sud
Others coIug 70 his assistance they carried bin %
the Waipi1 Lock-up distance OF nearly twenty
uilss rcm the scene o. The uurSsr. The other vii
ngsSes. seeing PzlAelei secured, also cane Out Of
their hicin pisce ard assisted 10 getting the prisoner
% Wsi1io.' TIE police of6eers ard DsgiStfate de-
serve credit for their prcmptuess il arrvstiuS The
UZrcsrgr ard Investigating the shair. Tbs murder
CT viii Be brought here % The steamer Tor trial a.
TIE AprL Tern q the Court-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-17

ir san l-n1aisca. pr N1cE--eur, Nara -1T1u
tla.rnnuls ari ehiIE A Carer. 1lr SDr-ss.
{ l-laa riEat n Rowland, Ms z1Eia1i- A Lev
sllE lir-ha.n NJ Ld-1Ea aud wils A Wssc. Q a.
SID ~ 1I-al1a Eud chlld. E-llris. y tff-1sun.
s-rza- C1l1a1lan. sd y Ezn EszasE AID
AlrEinrI
I'm ssu F-1nrsru per SIR CRY n Ns1cur1a NIr-h Z
- Mcguire ard -hiid. IN 1anlnn- I Ndira. A
4rzH y -I-rhaua " Ei4zesarz- A ! R=a-su. 4 Eshh.
a4Ez- caaarrla
EzA--1i.aa aud ssliauT. pu CRY If n.Iuu-=.. Mur=A
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-17

4 SNAsE CP.-On the sftsruoo1 Of Saturday lsst,
while driving down 70 his egsi.ess, quite serious
thoggh rot esugsro1s scci6snt happened to Mr..
Alexan6er NcEiobiu, Who VS. thrown frcu his car
rage ara severely bruised L appears that native
express wagon had been ls standing on Fort street
opposite the st1re OF Mr Mazuir, where the driver
had len the horse s1d WsSou 70 take care Of them
selves. J1<c As the vehicle CT Mr.. McHibbin Vas
paSsirZ BY the uativs's team turued suddenly into
the middle Of the street TIE tEo meeting ard lock
i1S wheels, which eorlisioa threw Mr, Mckfbbiu
violenty CT iu,c the street iujg1g lin as before
stated, and snashing ~ both vehicles. Rsy. B ".
Parker ard Two Of bis izuiy also uarroSly escaped
iuizry from collision With cus OF the runaway
horses. as be WIS also GriEcS On the sane street,
IL carriage however having received some damage.
Nr McEfooiu. upou rscsips Of the iui1ry, being
somewhat stunned, WIS eoEvgyeS 70 the oGice Of
D1crcr TruESssaz. receiving such medical sttsnd-
alce a sss receSsary, z16 5000 after returned 70
his residence in 4 carriage We understand be Is
tcizs vel, uothiug ssrious osinE apprshen6ed, a.
taorgh his bruises have eoafaed hin to his house.
Tie very careless manner il which the drivers Of
express wagons. which are becoming 80 numerous
il the tow cCu6zct their eGsiueSs L SsftirE 70 Be
3 ruisarcs. ard scus su5savcr shccd De made to
better regulate this mode Of trafSc. Win ordinary
care such sccite1t a. here mentioned need never
have occurred ard the sxpress11In whose careless
ness carssc it shccit cuiy think himself lucky Il
the aS allows hin % escape penalty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-17

~ ne faoeral Of the late Nsicr Frark Z.
Harris took plaes from 81 Andrews Cathedral At
hsn PAS; o'eloek P, n o. Saturday last Amer
services in the ehurch The ProesSioa uovvd 70 the
eenstvry, 10 NgIsuu, Noers, ster The EngiisA
Churvh sSrial scrv'ee bad eeen performed BY the
SisaoP ssstsseG By Others Ct the elvrSy, BIS Hesy
Was iuterTSd thrre volleys By The Hawaiian 6nsrts
saS The kinS's Household Troops being hrvd over
tx grave og the departed. Tie order o. the pro
eesSio1 vas as fouoWss Thr King's Band; Hawaii
az Guards; Household Troops, tbs BishoP ssd
Clergy, the hearss. snd PAL bearers Tx chief
Eozrnsrs earrisss, The Kings state carriage; Gov
error Of Oahu suG staE he fauersI was also very
uEnsrozsly attended > he t-isr3s ard seQuaiu,.
srevs OF the deceased BIS Majesty was present al
The services il the ehureh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-17

Tsr CENTENNIAL A private letter from PaIlaael.
rhis Informs that TIE Date Tor oPeniuE TIRE Cen-
tezrial Exhieitioa In that city has eeen postponed
TN Nay 10 1875, At the rvssess Of representatives,
Of forslgu countries, Who argued that the ieeieens
weather q April nses Interfere With the sueeess Of
The oPeaing ceremony, Il vii eoutinue opsn icr
slx uOuths, * from Nay 10 10 November 10 lS76
Tae eszEs~ Is 0ae WhieA viii prove seeeptsbls 10
forege exhibitors, ana I'll 10 dOuet x eSually 50
Il, Americana
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-17
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M l1-scar Elaci Powers svu kisllzL C-u II psz-
sugar - 1ais uoias=s=. - By curu. q ogs qua
lies. 81 hides. 10 gras sans, horses. = 7alssl-
sear Fal-y cr-su- PuaL h-an ElaA-sL Clz-gu- ~
pkzs sla-r 5bis beeL 7Isss1gsrs
Schr Wr-wick 11hn Bal. rum z1lduuura
L-8r star CiE4 d EzD1urna. BrgEu- Gays Ezd =
11u-s i-lni San E-a1ciscu-
scur 4 a1aa, Ntz-lau- G7-m Z 10.
An q EtEa1d James, E1raez, 7 aiEs f-1a Purr-
Ar IA -siuna E1us.. = avs sum ssa F-anei-e..
---Se1r F-a,is1h Glars fuu Ha1a. cz--7u= ~ -kEs
2 boss ssiusses. ~ bis r1oes. u hgs
7seislss 2 aiis rsoassc, hogz ~ zfrsE r1oS
sea- Elzl, Aaa-ha-A tun kalsoiaEs- Cs-yus 60
$50 Ns1=s N-r-iz- Crane. rum LAaasaA Cz-yg-
80 rs sl--1r 1usaunger,.
ssar Asars. Rslaaisa, s-uu Elaaa- Cz-vus -
So a1s- Hsury ssu Esua ard Ena- cz--g-
ue - saErr s. as puts. p BIDS avn r1oS :
rlat sE1s. ~ 11una-1a. 1ng- y passenger
Sclr Ne N1r-ia. LIMA E-uu Mli1ssl Cr77Vs :
1ris 1rlod . sh=ap. q BE- Pu1l1lss. oal $50. Z
tu1sr. tzs sCgs haies, - bids -a1s. I hd
E1at ssils 8 otls na- 1ors- paaseugsrs-
-+-Slur Hlsa. FEr-haas, from SaEtlEi- c1-gas
8 ad asas. . hlrse-. uuiss = PCS hides. ? 60
ulrr k,r- hchs taaa1ss. : - -uc1a1Hzs.
lEa m-slz-s. hhf Beef
I-Au slhr Flying Mas, EseEwifa. = 1HEz Gun san
ssar Es5zs. Elna aun SrrsH-sE- Gz=7u- 80
ls-seaF ksnais. ssHas n-1u klir4 and EEzsA.
1zTu ss5 Pk-- szgsr-
SAILED
n ll-1r sezr Eaagrs<r s-nlasgr- Or sHa Ez11eis1a
-r Ea--la KIM. sun Na7N11E-L
L--S-1r Fay cunsu- esui. f1r zHna-el
Sc1r Waves joan zuiL FIR kHl,ErArA
An b EalEa-d James. E1roe- Or CANA
L-Au h luiurIa- ErEss. flr zzalg Z.
slr Hnat. Mtrrhant. lar NnEniEil-
3 .=ur clzT q NsIoezras, sruEa. Or SE'iasT-
An schr Ala nay. s1h1eun- fr szl E-Alcscn
sarr k1-ur. Fnrrars CIR ka11l1l.
la->es1- eslzil MsT--ll. l-a1-s fIr L11lI1L
ls-.e1r frsfkall. Glars ar EEnA
sur alaul Mtrzhanf. far Ei1aFa-a R1r-z-
li->rlr A--i-e Faal1fEa. flr k1dalL
selr AZ M1rria. Lima flr EliuEzl-
SIR A1rn Eaurv snr Eun ard Elr1-
SIR E1-ze. Eano. fr NEE-iirili-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-17

- American PaPers tel Of ar O-ahs woman,
whc made wager that SO ECult kiss 6iug Eala-
s11a and she Gid l. at ous q TIE P1oiic recep,iCrS
Sat we're Eivsu lin i1 thzt CITY, We haven't the
Isast dCzot Of IL. that ether ladies' frrssr east
aeccuptisae6 tie sane ssat viii CIR gallant King,
bat witA9zt hsra,si1g il in the papers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-17

- Marx rw4iu hzs been oE-reS the American
uissiou to CcrstantiuoPls. he papers say thai
see eAst reas0s for rs lPPoi1tusut : as < sgeh
aaruz- scaru1 fsll5w.z16 they might have added
becazss he Vas o1e II tie "i11oeeet p griusr 70
TIE tgus q the prophet.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-17

ts- Bark QeeSu EmuA sas been sod il the
Colseiss fer Sl4.OOC. Czps. Jerks. uao took her
down there f5r sale, rsturre5 70 San FrarelSeo il
tie steamer Macg-gu- last week.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-17

NAyL-E- B n sup Reindeer VII leaTs fer
san FrsHei<co q Saturday next, ard All take 4
ri She III - ever IL about ffesH days.
II 5, ". sup Tsusccs lstt San Franciseo O. the
ssth q February fer = cruise down the Msxican
coast wlEe iu pert, &C the sd Of February. she
joi1et II cossrTtug the hoildly. becoming With
g. 81.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-17

~ GoyeruOr Booth Of Cal1t1ru5a resigned his
o5cs CO TIE S7la Ct Feeruary, ard Istt TIE saue
DAY 20 take ais seat in the American Senate. which
e11vsnet in extra session &C the 5sh Of March.
LisEt- Governor Pecheco szcceedz n Ggverucr q
CzIs2rniA for the rgE1ai15e- q tbs year Senator
B5osa il Is understood VII act VIII the Republican
Parsv i Csegress.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-17

- On The fozrth Pase vii Se fogrd 6ecisioa
& The SzP-s=e Quart II the suis Of Everett <
E1Rii1s Bcues * CO. AlSo an Interesting sketch
o. ths late Jcer ?. Parker q HawzE