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DEER SHoT.-Mr, John T. Peddicord,
living near Emmitsburg, whilst on deer
hunt TO Allcgany county, shot q large buck
weighing 10 pounds lie put seven buck
shot through the deer, after which the ami.
nal ran more than mile before he fell.
EDUCATIONAL CRAMMING.-Last weeks
Examiner published the following item
which meets our views and We think all
others interested in our public schools
Long practice having proved that children
will learn less under any system of cram
ming than upon n rational plan of Keeping
up educational process only for such time
as they ihay not appear tircsone, many OF
the most experienced instructors in the
public schools have conc to the conclusion
that it would he more pleasant and profit
able for all concerned to have the scloo
sessions shortened somewhat, and the cir
riculum simplified and reduced. 1t is quite
probable that under such reformed ar
rangemcnt the pupils would acquire just as
much knowledge as they do now, and in a
better way, with less Of the evil effects up
on the eyes and mental faculties that now
prevails, but ifany should not be sufficient
ly advanced at tho end of the school term
he or she could continue in school for q
season longer in order to attain the pcrftc'
ton of the graduates, This is a matter thai
interests all classes, and agitation Of the
subject now is timely.
THE machinery in the town mill has had
general over hauling and the burrs have
received the "Eklorado" dress The reels
brand new suit OF silk. First. class work
guaranteed, 1t
ORGAN.-Wc have All order Tor q new
six stop Burlctt organ, which we will sell
for the small sum of $50 cash. Call early
and secure this great bargain. The organ
is fully guaranteed for five years. If.
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/. [ N I'M Z: T. n n [ .
Kheums:t;snl.

Time and money have been wasted 1T
futile cndenyorS to ohIain SONG rm',rorn.
ton that would prove n cure for thii
excrnciating disease; but all have ii'v''
cxccp, krLLEE's RoMAE LINlMtNr, AND
that has been successful in almost every
instance where it Las been employed.
whether such has been Of the inilAnna'nrr
or chronic type. In IuE.',aSo and s'ciatica
II oH, ,rl, instant relief
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vI|HE MARYLAND DIRECTORY.

Being historical and descriptive com
plution of its resources and ira lie advan
taccs, prominent and Interesting points to
tourists and pleasure seekers; towns, vii
lagos and post offices described to date;
sketches OF men engaged in all branches Of
trade and the professions; names and adj
dress of merchants, manufacturers and
professional men; farms and farmers, to-
bacco and tobacco planters in each county;
price and quality OF farming and other
lands, cleared and timber lands; mountain,
valley and river scenc.y; suitable points
for er1igrants and Others to locate; mills
and mill owners; country merchants and
general stores; names and address Of State,
federal judicial, municipal, town and coun-
ty officers; hotels and summer resorts;
shipping, express, postal and freight routes;
taxable property and rates of taxation;
newspapers, banks, BANKERS, incorporated
companies, benevolent societies, colleges,
schools, and public and private facilities
for education, and such other matters of
public interest as may be suggested by
friends in different sections of the State,
making this book, we hope, one in which
all classes of our people will be interested.
Further Information will be chccrtuliy
given, and orders for the book received,
payable when dc.vered,) by addressing
the undersigned by postal card, or other
wise. j. FRANK LEWIS e. CO.,
No. 3 5. Gay ST., Baltimore.
Publishers.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
In the Orphans Court for Frederick
County.
OCTOBER Term, 1877.

OCTOBER TERM, 1877.
John Rouzer, Henry Rouzcr and William
G. Landcrs, executors of Daniel Rouzcr,
deceased.
NRDERED by the Judges of the Or
" plans Court for Frederick. county,
this 18th day of November, ~, that the
sale of the real estate of Daniel Rouzcr,
late of Frederick county, deceased report,
cd by his executors, amt file, this lay, be
ratified AID confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary be shown on or before the 18th
day Of December. 1917, provided copy OF
this order be published in some newspaper
in Frederick county for three weeks i'll
succession previous to said day
The Executors report the sale of farm
of which the said deceased died, seized and
post ssed, situate in Frederick county, for
the gross sum of -Four thousand seven hun.
drcd dollars (s4760).
True copy-Tcst:
JOHN r. ROCZER,
Register OF Wills.
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~ RIOS S NJ A n,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

WMcA 81, a Je1v 0o01s north Of LN7A-
cram Church, Mcchantcsto,vn, Nd.
Having taken up my residence in this
place. would most respectfully inform the
general public that am prepared to make
10 order Clothes of all kinds at short notice
and on reasonable terms.
GOOD FITS GUARANTEED,
or no pay demanded. Repairing promptly
attended to. Give me trial and be con-
yinccd. -
E. ROSSMAN.
nov7-tf
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NJ Ar RE ,.

On the 18th inst, in Frederick, by the
Rev e. r. E>chhach. Luther Y. willard
to Miss Emma V. Myers, both of this
county.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. John ].
Kantncr at his residence, John J. Main,
TO Miss Barbara i. Gc!sinscr, both Of
this county.
On the Goth inst, near Adamstown, by the
Rev. n. III. Skvles, Curtis w Thomas
to Miss Abbie l.. Thomas, both Of this
county.
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WANTED.

purchasers for all or part of 67 set of
L Single and Double Harness, "a Saddles
Dc Blind Brides, 81 Riding Brides, III
IIaltcrs, 100 Assorted Whips, 800 Collars
and lot Of Horse Blankets, Lap robes, sc.
D. G. MARTIN.
Novl5-3n. McchauicstUwu Nd,
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Died.

On the 10Th inst. near Frederick, Annie
l. beloved daughter of II. &. nnd NJ. A.
Grabenlorst, agci 10 years, mo and
81 days.
On the 18th, near Frcd'k George Andrew,
son OF H. G. and NJ. A. Grabenhorst,
aged II months
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Burns and Scalds.

This Liniment has proved itself to he
one of the best remedies ever used fr
Bnrns and Scalds. Its q'iicknc>s in allie.
Waiting pain when applied, gives ii great
superiority over all Other preparations.
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Frosted Feet.

The Roman Linimcnt In, proved eject
ual in all cases where it has been properly
used. No instance is known where it
has failed i'll giving immcGist" rr'ri.
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NOB SALE.

vJ1hc undersigned will sell at Private
| Sale, two first class cameras, glass bath
and other fixtures, belonging to q photo
graph gallery. These articles will be sold
cheap for cash, as they have been seized
for debt. Enquire of MISS
Miss MARY LONG.
St Mechanicstown. Nd
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Toothacha,

This painful and annoying compl';u.
is instantanco,sly cured by the appl!ca-
ticn of Tie Linimont.
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NEURALGIA.

This cxcrnciatinslv painiui disco" il
instantly relieved and rapidly cured ~
the continued application Of iii, l.ini-
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
WHAT HAPPENS AROUND US.

ALE REGlsTER.-Billsf for the following
stiles have been printed at this office.
Abraham Lohr, trusttc of john Lohr,
will sell on Saturday, December s, Mt two
O'CLOCK, household and kitchen furniture
sleigh, buggy and harness; also, on same
day that valuable brick dwelling house.
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liberated Sores.

The healing and pGrii.! ing qualities of
KELLrR'S L!HIMfST Reader II the beat
ariclc tor TIE speedy snd F''e cure o
liberated sores.
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Inflammation Of tho Breast.

This distressing complaint may be
cured or entirely prevented by the tin"iy
use OF this remedy. Il has never failed,
when applied at the commencement, or
before the gathering takes place.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-03


BIZ the mai steamer Ze2landis, which left
port On Monday night, the Hon s G. Wilder
took passage for San Francisco for the pur-
pose Of purchasing or building new steamer
70 replace the Kilauea This faithful old
craft has done her duty nobly, having run
slmosi constantly for the past sixteen or
seventeen years, and now the experts, after
careful survey, decide that she cannot last
much Ionger-thst her sands Of life have
almost run- However, as It would be great
public Inconvenience to be deprived Of inter
island steam Communication, II has been de-
cided to continue TO run her until the arrival
Of her successor, taking extra precautions
against any risk Of life, BY discontinuing the
carrying Of any heavy freight or cattle. Her
captain has also been instructed never TO at
tempt the Hawaii channel in rough weather.
We continue to regret that the new steamer
Is not to be built in Honolulu It may he
true, as alleged, that it would cost thirty
Thousand dollars more to perform the work
here, bat As an Offset to this there are nun
Der Of advantages 70 be tzkeE into considera-
ton The job woald b executed with greater
fsithfuIness at home than abroad, and would
probably be actually worth about as much
more az would be represented by the above
named cum. Again, If the work were per
formed here It would furnish employment to
would stimulate uade BY creating demand
for supplies, and by throwing into circulation
large sum Of money among class who
need it. But 80 much valuable time has been
allowed 10 lapse that it seems an imperative
necessity that the old boat be replaced as
speedily zs possible, and the government has
doubtless taken the visest step in contracting
with NJ Wilder 70 deliver at this port new
steamer by the first ofAugust.
The action Of the late administration In this
Steamboat business was positively disoour-
teous and unworthy Of Christian gentlemen
although very Characteristic After adver-
tising for tenders for carrying the inter-islznd
malls and keeping up a regular steam CON-
mHnicstiSa between the different islands, {
number Of tenders were made, among whici
was ore from Messrs. Poster and Company
shiP-builders Of this city. Although IT cam.
within the requirements Of the Law, and wa
in every particular moderate and fair, not tn
least attention was given to It, its receipt no
even being acknowledged. They offered Il
buiId a steamer at their own expense and rul
her for ten years, under contract with sub
Eidy Of $4,000 per snnum. This is all i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-03
The Next President.

II is Row practically settled that Rutherford
B. HAYES is TO succeed General Grant in the
once Of President OF the United States. He
his received an honest majority Of the electo-
ral votes, is the legal choice Of the Electoral
College, and viii, beyond al reasonable ques-
ton, be duly and peacefully inaugurated on
the 4th Of March next
The New York HTaid Of Dec. Is, declares
Hayes elected On the face Of the certificates
and adds enphaticaIly, I've judge it proba-
be that this result will stand. At all events,
the burden Of proof Is now on the side Of the
Democrats. But whatever may
cone afferwzrd, It Is altogether probable that
M Hayes will be the next President" We
think this is the view ROW taken by cool and
sensible men Of all parties. Tilden can be
placed in the Presidential chair only by legal
guibbling or by force, and we do not believe
that the American people have yet come to
such pass tl,at they will submit to have a
President imDoseI upon them either by nan
damus OF revolution
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-03

These amounts Of course only include direct
expenses and will always be more or less
augmented by extras. Horses can be hired
for use in and about Hilo for IS week.
Ii is becoming more and more common each
year for tourists-ladies as well as gentlemen
to make the ascent OF one or both of the
magnificent mountain domes. of Nauna KeA
and Mauns Loz. the former of which is the
most elevated point in the Pacific Ocean, being
upwards of fourteen thousand feet in height
The trip to the summit Of this mountain takes
al least three days, at an expense of about $50
for horse hire and guide, besides blankets and
provisions which can always be procured at
reasonable rates in Hilo. The journey can he
made either by way of the camping ground Of
Kalaieha on the south flank of the mountain
which Is elevated about si1 thousand feet
above the sea, or the camping ground Of Lau-
m&ia on the east slope at an elevation Of six
thousand five hundred feet.
Al excursion 10 the summit of Mama Loa
takes longer, the distance being greater, and
incurs night spent at the Kilauea Volcano
House, and in case a night is spent on the
summit there is the additional expense for
pack animals, fs.ol, etc. Probably the average
expense Of the trip is not far from $40 for
each individual.
The boundless view obtained from these
fngid peaks and the novelty of the sensations
experienced are events TO be remembered for
lifetime, and richly repay all expense,
fatigue and trouble.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-03
Expense of the Volcano Trip.

THE crater of Kilauea on the island OF
Hawaii is justly regarded as one of the seven
wonders OF the modern world. As an exln-
hilton of the now nearly quiescent forces
which in former ages of the world have been
so terribly active in upheaving the dry land
from the depths of the sea, and in rearing
mountains whose lofty SUBMITS tower above
the clouds, 1t is without rival, being more
accessible, and on much grander scale than
any OF the other volcanoes frequented by sight
seers Etna in Sicily, Vesuvius in Italy,
Heels in Iceland, and PopOcaiepete in Mexico
are all deficient, some in one respect and some
in another, in those peculiar advantages of
constant activity and easy accessibility, etc,
which have long rendered Kilauea favOri,e
resort Of travellers, and which viii in the
future attract ever increasing throngs to our
kingdom
With view of promoting travel to this
interesting locality, we will give few figures
Of the expenses of the volcano trip frsm Homo
luln and back, which gentleman residing in
Hilo has kindly furnished.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-03
Civil Engineering.

MIR r. A. de LAsUx. CIVIL EyGIgEEJ
WI and Surveyor, u prepared % undertake Land sur
veying In all branchea Maps constructed with n
details Information given 10 regard 10 the quality =
soils, and their adoption for cultivation. taking
sider1ton locality. accessibility. etc.
WATER LEADs-Esfimates given In regard 10 sizs
and capacity, and amount Of power furnished b.
same for machinery.
ROADS AND BhID9Es.-P1Ans and estimates naads
view Of obtaining the best results with the nmalIep
outlay.
lie Is also prepared give Instruction tropical cult
walton.
Adares. the above through the Honolulu Post once.
1ml
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-03
WEpNEspAY LANUART 5. ls....


THE Government lately had before it the
question OF imposing duty Of ten per cent on
iraportatio.s OF silver coin, and wisely decided
not 20 impose snch duty. Silver has risen
II value II England and is now quoted AZ SD
per cunce, its loves; point having been sd,
with every prospect Of soon being again al or
nearly par with gold. Those best competent
toJadge have become convinced that there is
no excessive production Of silver, and that all
that Is produced Is needed for circulation
The locking up Of FIVE hundred millions Of
gold coin by the Bank Of France has had =
tendency 10 make gold scarce and silver CON-
psrztively abundant But the resumption Of
silver currency in the United States, and the
late increased demand for il in China, have
tended 70 enhance It's value, which may soon
be nearly at par with gold.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-03

wonld have cost the government-now, 1t is
believed that it viii cost the government
double that sum, If we include interest on the
investment and all current expenses with de-
probation. But let this so. We want steam,
and we must have steam, cost WHIST If may.
So, the sooner ii is provided, the better Tor all
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-03
Executors Notice.

H. pERsONs HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n the estate Of Antoine Manuel. ats II Honolulu, De
ceased, requested 10 presrn- the the
Office OF Alex Cartwright Es Queen street, Honolnu,
within sI months Of date n the Gs publication Of mi,
notice or they forever barred aud p@rsona Ia.
defed aald requested pay
owing :, Of aid Offiee.
Dated this 1911 December. Isss-
MANUEL PAfKo
Of the Of aid Antoas Manuel deceased
fGxB-tt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-03

AN Act relating 70 Stamp Duties, published
IN the GAZETTE on the 25.h Of October, went
into operation on the first day o; January II
imposes stamp taxes, varying from twenty
FIVE cents to twenty-five dollars, on almost
every form Of document OF agreement executed
after Jan Isl, including land sales or leases,
agreements and contracts, bills of exchange
and money orders, except such as are paya5l=
O.. dsnlazd, mortgages, policies Of fire OF life
insurance, bills Of iadins, PrOmiss0ry notes,
etc, etc. As nearly al money orders OF bills
Of exchange are payable At sight or on de-
maud, IL would appear that these are exempt
under the law Still the tax viii prove to be
very OaeEols and yex4tious TO natives as vel
as foreigners. I; should never have been
passed, and we trust il viii be repealed by
the next Legislature : stamp tax is never
imposed except as war taI or TO pay interest
On debts incurred by war. as We have had
nothing Of this kind here, there can be no
reason forses:2blishing an odious system Of this
kind now.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-03
NOTICE.

THE UNDETERMINED, Formerly with
( d. ~ FIiiner bexs 10 inform the eitixens u HOMO
EIA iuu and the public generally that he has taken
%. window Ia G. r. Williams Pirr Proof Building.
Port Street. he will give special Attsniio 70 AL
Kinds a Watches Clocks and IsWelry spanG. Engras
ing. Ac All packages ffon the other Islands addressed
70 him eonfaining for repairs, win rsceiye prompt
Alteration orders socad for All grades Of Watches OF
American Manufacture. hasisf1ction gperAntese In sssfy
respect 900 AM d. wIfJsOs CLARK
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-03
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or flEE uAWAUax r~
- LANDS. In probate. ths matter 81 ne -<@., -
n. NJ hspse snd The snsrii.eship q Ne chll1ss
uer OF notice % petition tor allowance of ac<n1.1 49,
esngr aud anal distribution Of property Al csen.s-
hsfore Honorable A. n. Judd
On reading and hiieE the petton and arc~uatz az W. a.
hEke administrator Of the estate and ennrlI.r ~ ~
seidren Of " n. Rapies, late % iionolua d<rrr>s1
~ a ne asks 70 b allowed tas2 %. charges nln
vi ~th sass 80 and that sane may hs rrr,7,
ND Ypfoved and that nnal orrr may D. l,.s- ~ ~
Of the properly Remaining W ms nnrsi. NJ tn-
rtsns thereto entitled, and discharrIns him .na -
nrr rs from all further rcSponshinfv a. rsrh -
II sordered. that FRIDAY thu sGth s.v az IA<uxnY
A. nls.s Al ten oeloekA NJ hefsrp the aid Iu-ii =.
nrir hereby appointed the time and plrcr mr. h-r
nW AID prtithn aud accoont- tAas an persons ~
riesed may then and there appear and sho1. r.n-~ 4
any hey have why the sane should nat b. rrnnfr go,
may present evicce 10 who entitled u me Szt1
pr'psrty And thai this orisr. In the Enz.h h, -.
Mo published tn Henolan. for thrrrf E<r<-
previous to the time therein appoiui~ Tor aid nrarins
Il. iE6. =
Attest: Ju.,,c. ~ ~ s .,e - 80,
Jso. +. BsnSARp Clerk. rrIst
SUPREME COURT OF raE mAwAlIAn NJ
y LANDS In probate In the estate o. JsrInfs l.1-
o. Honolulu, dece4zd- ntes.ats. order of notice a. ped
ton for administration. beinre M Justice IudxlL
ere,or of jscao ps.s .sse sse ~. ,,,,. ,' a
Honolulu, died interstate san franci-co On the = A
day Of January A. D 1879 And praying that letters q
rs ordered that TUESDAY, the sih day % JANUARY
NJ 1875 be and hereby "A appointed fnr kezftur zale
Court HoneIna at wheh time and pl.cs All pssssns
eoaeeEned may appear and show cause any they have
WY said petition shouid Be granted. that ths
for three successive weeks In Kuokoa and Hswua,
a.,etie newspapers IN lionoiuia.
hated at Honolulu, IL. l., Dec is'h. A. D. is-<
Atest: Ju.,ice of he saprens cosr,
JSo- L BARxsRD, CLERK e.1-ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-03
LOST.

IN SATURDAY LAST. DECEMBER Ign.
~ On the road between the Ewa stream snd Walkakl-
Iaaa, pocket-book and silver Tobacco box. The lnd1
Of the above articles Will be by leaving the
at this once.
easst Honolulu. December 18TH. 1873
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-03
FIVE DOLLARS PER ANkuh.
HAW AIIAN GAZETTE
AN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL.
DEVOTED TO HAWAIIAN PROGRESS.

PUBLISHED AND EDITED By
HENRY NJ. WHITNEY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-03
BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKH LIHEl

.ffR c. Brewer 4 Co.-Agents. .ffk
AER Favorable arrangemenfs can always UAR
made Tor storage and 0 Bone wool Hide. ans
other Merchandise to Neg Bedford Boston, Sevfork and
1ther Eastern Ports. ss- Cash Advances made.
sss-ly G. BREwElA co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-03
Oahu College.

TUyHE NEXT TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION
u will commence Monday, January sth 1871. Pssons
able join existing be- admitted the shoo
that time. Any desired Information may be obtiaed
sas-z a ''''''- AMAsA PRATT. Presided.