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The Nevada journal., 1859-05-13
LONDON
CLUB HOUSE GIN;
TO THE PtBtfG.

~ This celebrated Gin-pretending to nothing
but what it is, vi. pure and unadultsra,.d arti-
tcls, and assufihg artificial merits of what it is
not, as some 81 It's rival imit.tors do-afser Eve
years Of public approval and very extensive salss
in Californi, has been pronounced BY the public to
be superior, not oily Is Beverage Of general use,
to any other article coiSp.ting against it, but is
Unrivalled iii its Mgdieal Efficiency
in most cases of complaints: To pefsohs travelling
in these days ofrapid transit fromn East to West,
North to South, who DIS constantly changing their
water ~ well their climate Who arc drihking; ih-
decd, dozen kinds II watsf in every went -fout
hours. and s.sh drssasAt containing some Property
acting in chemical anagonism to tie preeeding one
thereby causing an unnatural degree 81 excitement
to the stomaeh-it Is positively and absolutely nee
essary to use eounteracting agent. From tie fact
that the
"London club House Gin"
is prepared expressly to meet such s1igencies, and
to act as we know ii Will act as an antid5te tidt Ne con-
adenty prescribe it as the very best Article in the
country. The name of "Aronlsatic Sccheidam
schnapp," has never been attached in any Way to
this article: In first presenting the
London Club House Gin,''
to tkc public, my ain Yss to give them btaars and
uuaduiters..d sftitle Of din and to ELI II hy its
right name. The success attending iii introduction
and extensive sale in California Is sufficient guar
antee of the high appreciation Of tho article by
sumers.
Various parties have from time to time put up
and shipped to California article which they call
"CLrB HOUSE GIS." My Gin, which has gained
such reputation in California, is branded on the
cases,
"Old London Club House Gin, W. II. d"
The bottles also have white labe! with fac similie
ofmy signature. caution all parties to beware of
imitations-
WIN: II. DAILY
Sole Importers.
jan2S-tf NET DIRK.
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COnStable'S Sale.

DY virtue of an Execution to me delivered issued
IL from the Court of. E. Squires, Esq. an acting
Justice Of the Peace in and for the Township of Lit
tie York, county of Nevada, to satisfy q judgment
rendered by Noble Martini Esq, a Justice of the
Peace for said Township and county, the 2sth
day of July, 1857, in favor of R. Savage and E.
H. Gaylord, and against Emanuel Cox and James
Cunningham, for the sum ofS2lS e., debt, interest
and costs of suit.
have levied upon and will sell to the highest
bidder for cash, on SATURDAY, the 2Sth day of
May, 1859, between the hours of o'clock, A. NJ,
and o'clock, P. NJ at Little York. in Township
aforesaid, in front of Justices Office the following
described property, to-wt
All the right title and interest of the above named
Emanuel Cox and James Cunningham, in and to
a sett Of Mining claims. situated at the head of
Saw Mill ravine, Empire Hill, Little
York Township. Taken as tho property of the
above named defendant, to satisfy judgment and
accrung costs.
Given under my hand this 18th day of April, A.
D. 1889.
April 22-td J. MCCONNELL, Constable.
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We copy the following article from
the Sacramento Register. We concur
in the sentiments therein expressed, con
dmOre.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

DIR. SMITH having established a first class Water
Cure and Motorpathc Institution in this city, and feel
ng great Interest in the of such Insttu-
on BASED upon natural and rational principles of tho
healing art have tax charge Of the bu. ne,s depart
DR. Smith is graduate Of regularly chartered
Medical College, thorough Physician by nature as we'll
education, and can those who consuit him
and adopt his treatment that they will rejoice In the
inspiration Of returning health and verify all that
said in his favor.
THoMAs HILL,
Sacramento March 1S-tf late of Hill, Wooster & Co
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NOTICE z.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD!

WILL be paid for the return of Gold Watch
w and Fob Chain. taken from the National
Exchange, Nevada, on the 27th. inst. The watch
is Duplex Hunting case, No. 1880, H. +. Matile,
Efaker back has an engraving of chaplet and
tomb, the front, the goddess ofliberty.
Eae- The above reward is offered for the return
of the Watch and chain to me at Waloupa, or left
at the JOURNAL Office.
J. B. KILLIAN.
Waloupa Nevada CO. April 2S-Im
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Pike County Ntfket.

OVERLAND Nail ARRIVED FROM PIKE COUNTY II
OLD MISSOURI !.!!!!i!!!!!!!!!
q. P. ROUS SS'TN.'
TAKES this method of announsingt 10 tbe ptmbliS
that he has disposed Of his jptsrsst in the shs,.n
Line, and that be is now, like Tom. Benton, 'soita
iry and alone ina -
vhRInrY srbRE,
AT the ne Old stand Nc. Is, coPp9sroi. street where
ind of the cho,eesf Qualities Game of ali kind, in
'eason; Fresh EggS gitef Potatoes, Fresh Meats.
Of every Description n, sneh Fork. Beef. MNt.yn.
Veal, DC. Also, Spurerouf, and Vegetables 10 seae.
IN, Onions and Fish. ~.
ooSx, osh, .coxK All.
Remember No. Is Commercial street
z. P. K0UsSIN.
FLOWER SEEDS fas-ortsd, i"r s.l~ by
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BOILERS
Viii be Sold Low.

THE TWO BOILERS NOW IN USE AT THE
i American Hill Quartz Mill; Thirty-si inches in
diameter Twenty foot long with Firc front, Steam
Drum, Stand pipe, &c, all in good order
Apply to apl22 I'm, N. sOGGS, at the MIL
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HYpRdPAMY.

The success aad adva vantase. of II ydropsthy rh
old system Of poisonous drug aton we
In the of Water. DR. Smith does rely upon
water alone. but upon water of all temperature
cordng to the strength Of the patient and the
the disease in with all other hygcnie con.
difions such Air, Electricity Diet, Real. fxrrci,,
Neither does he believe water viii 'wash out all
Diseases as some Aopaths ignorant malicious
enough to charge upon Hydrppathiss but water
ters largely into the constituents of the body
all other elepsp soFined-the af born ipfsnt being
of about EIGHTY per cont, and waten forms shn'.
NINETY parts of hundred Of the blood. tho fui
which supplies every part with ts vtsltyconscquen
ly the human system has more afhnfy with water and
Yields more readily 70 it, ,nanenca than 70 and ~
have SCENTS ,owfr md given - f.r trial &c
BACK to drugs, Wherever disease thcre e n,
orally infammation and vhat will absorb heat resJs
lilly and surely water! You who sick. ask you
selves fthcre CAN be anity between your systen
and poisonous drugs few years since there n
an Avocate ofHydropathy.i now there hundreds
thousands in the United States and Europe testify
its bshah Tar 1T and you will bless the day.
Sacramento March te-tf
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urYNKoops ICELAND PECrbKA1L
w For sale by "a.
Lamp OIL
IyOR SAfE nv
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Homeopathy or Movement cpre.-of Motor.
prathy II only sdy here that Peter Hanr
Ling the originator Of this syston ede that
his system has been practised in SWEDEN rst,t.
ton sustained BY Goverhmens for nearly forty year
and ta; fhas feeetvcd tho CHEST atoms h ~,
several governments, commissions OF inquiry, and ply,
sicians of tho highest standing.
Bayaid Taylor who treated In the Institution
Stockholm. thus speaks of It.: "Lings system not onv
aims at reducing to a:cience the muscular eopment
of the body, but By of both active and pays1
movements, at reaching the Of the disease AMI
stimulating the various Of the body in healthy
action In the former Of these. Ling has cortsuly suc
ceeded there is other system Of muscular
that will bear compar with his. During the time O.
my attendance Icpud nq hclp but notice the effect p
TedisciPine upon the patients. espsci Ally the children
qcth weak and llstlcss gradually strerE honed the
selves the pale and salow and civ ex pr.s
sion the crippled and parsytic recovered. f.e use e
their lmbs-in short all with the few ofs fy-
hypocondriacs, exhibited very marked improvement
There was voluntary exercise everybody was being
exercised upon. The result my observa.ons and
pcrcnee was that Lings system Of physieai education
is undoubtedly the best in the world and that a. a rem
edil agent in all of weakness drfr
nifty well for those disea~ which arise from DE-.
ranged circulation its value scarcely be over-c.t
mated" d. ...,
There several institutions in the United tates es
tabshed this system, Of which will that
of Charles +. Taylor. Din New York city, the
brated institution Of Dr. Hamilton Of Rochester Va
Exclusively for w9nen) and thai Of DIR. Haisted al
Round Hill, Sortt m p.6n. MSS.
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HWe the Undersigned do agree,
that on and after this date we will re-
eeive foreign and California (private)
coin at the following rates:
California Twenties at $3.50 each
Tens {" 9,75
Elves 4,75 ."
20 franks French fours" 3,75 g"
10 twos 1,75
eEseudor Centra! Am As" $50 d"
/ 2's" 1,75 ."
Sovereign i" AIS
] 2,374 "
Bolivian halves & Rupees 374"
Nevada May 18th 1859.
Birdseye& Co.
CIV. Milford & Co
VIM. S. McRoberts
s Mayors.
c. w. Young.
Stiefel Il Cohn.
J f. Rudolph
S Haas & Co
j. Kohlman.
Cashiu Il Colley.
Isaac Joseph.
II. Holmes
Geo. Lewis.
Geo. S. Pierce.
Jno. Patiison.
Freeman k Co.
j. M Hamilton & Co.
Wells Fargo & Co.
I. Ellard Beans & Co.
WIN. Kent.
Tallman & Turner.
A. McAllister
Il. p. Roussin
Il A. Nawmar Il Co
j. G.. Clark & Co
j.. l.. Williamson
s. Lubbock & Co
Blaze & Williamson
s. w. Nc Abee
A. Block & Co
Crush & Parker
j. NJ. Hixson
Lewis Bros.
Chas. Kent
Harrington & Co
II. II. Wickes & Co
j. S. Wall
Brown, Waite & Co.
And many othors.
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FLOWER SEEDS tas-orfedj i"r ssl- by
z. r. Srucr. Drmgyi.r.
Marchll II Msr .-r.r.sb
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-13

4 YERS Cherry Pectornl, for sale by
a q. F.SPENCE
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-13

KISS ME QUICK SOAP and wistars B.l.am
A Of Wild Cherry;
For salshY mf4 E. Z SPENCE MaiS'sfreet
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Ce .,lt sona. verb or 5y letter. -. .rro4.
For Board AND Treatment, per week.. $50 to SIC
according to the attention required)
Examinations, with verbal advice for home eatms 500.
written Loo
Letters of inquiry promptly answered and Circular.
sent Application. BARLOW J. rNITH, n. D.
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FREUCM ADvERTIsHdENTs.

THE BALL SEASON.
GRAND xAsoN1o REUNION
THE FRATERNITY OF +. ANDA.n.,
THE FIRST DEGREE Fest 81 nE EsE AND
Under The ass e h AND seu: is n "
ruusb AS4R RFss, ~ II r Ssg ). ,s,,
The Seventh regimen. band led by So consisting d fty
, hssaa spPerAnns to the degrees Of the and A. Rte
I:ssS admit gentleman and Two .a.. 50 ea.A
Hsia Son: %ssis ; e s u Sro ss'
H1 Sses Casa ossssrd S Prnes ss street.
Sn: G.an1ns .ss: street. near sixth ''es's
ass w Nc 1Ts s aa fourth street.
George A. Barney, 40 Hudson street
Renry Q. Banks. No 5 John street
Samuel swartz 81 East Twenty third street.
Afif' ! SsF;s S " Sss;s' a is:i'
Jas Cowenbovens music store under Union Place Hotel
g Nicholas Hotel
Fifth Avenue Hotel
pnion Pace Hotel Hotel.
s. Dennis Hotel.
hs,rD9S gso,e Hotel.
Firth Pond L Co. So Broadway
The house win be under the arrangement Of Mr. ia Eddy.
Ths o VIII be nnss hs Of Mr.
on whose abilities 10 conducting the dansante suoient
guarantee for the comforts Of dancers
NOTICE FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF WASHINGTON
DEcEHsER Meoposn Room. n Nos 49, ss
9. q. srRoMBERG, Secretary
CLOTHING, &C.
9rrNrYO.y rpo,r - - 80 - 49,.
ess ior ys.s snd from 3 dresses. Also cav.
ss:s % 1sss' -. =
4 GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOTHING, rURNrruru
ss'na =
ssh .sa sos ;11s sDsss Hes
ss.ss isdss :ssSss ) q. "a Hart ana
A GREAT ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING WANTED
"A Ladies' and gentlemen having cast OF Clothing
or aasR Thru svsaus s''Is e
tended TO BY nis Harris
A GREAT CHANCE FOR LADIES AND aENrLExAr
age snd suanised the highest price g cash FOR lie sss
From e y l. w. or sk Dresses from g sa sr Co.s
sha Wis csaks chidrsns Cisbs Csrpes Furniture Ss ~
G Or ssnf and I svsr
nntz win attend on ladies' In their house IL requested
a
a Of new and len of Clothing for the Western market
Gentlemen will receive my cent than supposed
value for large small lots by calling or adj
dressing Thos ID. Conroy "A Centre street
A LARGE QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING
a wanted senuemen wishing 70 convert left on or sur
plus clothing into cash. obtain the fun value current
money by calling or sending for JAMES MORoNEY 4si
Pearl street, near Chatham.
A GREAT DEMAND FOR AT OFF WEARING APP
parelLadies and gentlemen having any Of the game 70
dispose receive the bRhee price and
not TO be hnmbugged AZ By others from 81 $50 piece oI
Drerses Cioaks shnws Furs Chdreps and
Carpets ne ul vsss promised 70 30 pso for Gen,emen
can receive from " %2 for Coats from wards
FOR Pants from q and upwards for Vests Boots and shoes
The fun value % be paid for By calling addressing
post Harris lb6 Seventh avenue between genistb snS
Twenty first streets Ladies attended by Ers Tia rh
A BETTER PRICE PATD.-S3W0 WORTH or LADIES,
n and ecnslemens left of clohsg IN large or small
lots The highest price paid he On 6e b,anej
bankabe money By calling The store or address Wm
Welsh ~ Centre street. - ~
MRS. r.. GUARANTEES TO Far THE rnfCNs-
She advertses for ladies' Wearing AppereI rr,n
fSr sur Dresses for sk velvet Basluec and lass froa
puDctnally attended BY Mrs & 3 Eleventh. avs, ~. w.
tween Nineteenth ard swen.etn Htreeta
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OURS, FURS, FURA En E
il Hustler SIEDR
No. 50 MAIDEN LANE NEw YonK, itai3
Oar Ask rich and elegant assortment Il LADInD TuAss
A C0naisCLg Il 10 h}fs
HUDEON6 BAY Sab e
ROYAL RRAINR MINK, STONE MARTW,
~ flTOH MARTEN, ID. u.
NaAe he iassa STYLE which hey ssr Ne loves sss
GREAT SACRIFICE OF AN ELEGANT STOCK OF
" frepoh millinery gocds W. 0PENHYx, q and any DE-
public In general thai h1 viii sell h o
French Millinery dfty cents dollar Reh
Ac also fine OF reDch Aridca Flowers 6rd1
WreatbB aud Beaddesses which received BY
rival Of the Persia Queen An early can
Ia solicited the entire be sold by the lat Il JAAu
Remember Il aun 2. * division street.
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= oARp-w. JACKSON, IMPORTER OF MOURNING
9oNds COL Broadway has constantly haad every
~ tale desirable hr family mourning Prices very rua-
EL,aAsss, avn ~.aaeria,s made "A order
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TyURG FURS, FURe-wM. BARrA NO s57 oANAI,
street, Of Wooster street 10 oH6rns - ~
Of Fup reduction Of former prseS
Ths sOck Of no Furs ho bad manufactured sxprev
- city retail trade and IN q ne
Of he season, be ofe-s the Inducements
quest Of Furs AL soods sold the establishment uill a
warranted represented The old standing Of this h0uss
sure guarantee thai Cusomers will honestly and u1n
dealt With. WIN BANTA, S57 Canal Mroel
n sM.5a4 CornAr Of Woank1R.
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AT GREAT REDUCTION IN PRIlEs
IA FOR TIE
Point Hsrn on valencisnnes and Maltese ssts C0narr
Dandt chic cefiures BArbes &c; black thread vea
ooneurs, barbps o owps and Lsces New styles sf
Nedapion In erfion valenelennes Sets and hli>rs
RaAAkerchieis match; al very pretty fur Holiday
ems BAILEY, EARRING TON LESLIE,
ezS Broadway.
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NOTICE FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF WASHINGTON
~ Lodge No o. Of g. f. IN be held the evening Of
DECEMBER l5 1862 1t the Metropolitan Rooms Nos
and 100 Hester street. Commencing O'Clock Tickets Ill
to be had at the door, Per order
G. a. sTROMBERG, Secretary.
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WANTED-AT NO. Il LIVINGSTON ST.. BROOKLYN.
w woman Of experienee in doing general housework
one wishing TO obtain such situation requested To cali
at the above place Thursday Friday Dec is or 49, be-
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. n and IL O'Clock noon
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sTTUATIONs WAHTHD-MALns.
. SRR1AS WISHES SITUATION IN STORE
Louis Ruser Stanton & mousse inquire Tor or
A YOUNG MARRIED MAN, WHO SPEARS AND
ss h ss ..d SsA
ness Wishes either bookkee per- copy
Asdres. B. Ss 'An '
A GENTLEMAN WHO HAS HAD SEVERAL YEARS
e1perense N an importing house in various eapae'aes
Il ana heass
sG%e q s.n
Isasssnoe: q ne highest character Address D. K BOZ
"A situation in Wholesale or retail store as assisting sses
man wages not go much an object steady employ
A. box isS Herald Office ''''H ADDRESS .
A WAITER OF LONG EXPERIENCE AND WHO THO
a roughly understands bis business situation
4 GENTLEMAN WHO HAS FIVE HUNDRED DOLL AIRS
5 as0 eu s .a %
% f ssi box
A 70, FHENCHMAN WHO SPEAKS AND WRITES
FIe M Ecglish desires a situation in anything pro
4s d tafSas eos three days from 10
CoAct AWAITED, A SITUATION AS COACH
be & < ss k to
dressed e chman as above win be promptly attended TO-
NoTIcE.-To MANUFACTURERS OF INDIA RUBBER
N clothing he The advertiser offers his 70 those
Il s 9 $
a. Used snd n ns n s o II
hose and almost all the other goods by w and
ss Rsrs ia'''sF particulars apply At i St. A0d 'h
STTUATIoN wANTED.-A BOY RESIDING WITH HIS
parents desires situation in store or 70 learn trade.
Rose st '-' - = -
WANTED-A SITUATION IN DRY GOODS JoBBrNG
W bouae IN this city by young man who has had nine
factory reference no S sas sou sn
retail house. address VIM. II Beassys, Herald ofaoe.
VANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD BUSINESS
IN me Of business an Amsn
Of y &C. in and Is "us devote
references. Address T. James, HERALD Office
NAsTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN,
o
UTAY1ED-A SITUATION AS sALEsMAN. By 4
young man thoroughly acquainted with the reciyins
THH TRADES.
AN ARTIST, WITH MORE THAN COMMON Exps
can G % IN s S ss
ADDRESS G l., boz 1870 Herald Office
PHOTOGRAPHER AND AMBRoryPIsr WANTED
! Immediately Apply to A. Jacob 2ss and 2ss Fulton
ITO BREWERS A SITUATION AS BREWER
i IN respectable brewery by competent person;
Ge % '' Ad
ITO CLoTHIERs-AH EXPERIENCED CUTTER IN
both the wholesale and retail business situation
Best city reference be given Address Gutter Herald
Office
---------------------- ----------------
WANTgD--A SITUATION. AS PHOTOGRAPHER OR
aguertec,yplet BY fully competent N take charge
OF either branch OF the business References If desired
dress A box l65 herald office.
WANTED-Es pLoYMENT AT TIRE BAKING Brsi
ness by ciabe elderly Scakchmsn being
- IN the city would take the place Of i4ird fourth hand
cohoe aIy IaaioD would himself useful In keep
ing books and mai ing Addess s. o. 6s
mine st.
-. - -
RESTAURANTS.
TOR sALF-CHRAP AND COOP DINNERS At REED 1
H. PA LINERS coffee rooms T. S3 John street
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INSTRUCTION.

A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, ExPERrENCED IN TrArm
ng his anso:se having some leisure hours desires
dress c. boz LIS Herald olce apply l0S Clinton streei
Brooklyn. ~
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CADEMY OF PENMANSHIP AND BOOKKEEPING
"A No 362 broadway, of Franklin etreot-NeV
pupils received day or evening for class private sus
Call or send for q new circular.
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WALKERB PIANoFORTE wARERooNs C1Uroy
w Han Aston place and Eighth street. BroaAvny.-l
large stock of nev and second hand Pianos
Non for sale and hire a reduced press y. D.-fke -
lowed IN ease Of purchase
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-05-19
s.PostnI IrrcguIarity.''

Mr.. EDITOR By your last paper we are informed
that the overland mail on Hawaii is a "humbug,"
because goods are shipped in a vessel bound to Hilo.
and the letters, which should accompany said goods,
are sent to Kawaihae to go overland. We on Hawaii
find the overland mail TO be a great convenience, par
ticularly inland, and it is as regular as possible on
an island, where the road, () some 80 miles over
mountains and through half a dozen different
climates, is frequently impossible, owing to bad
weather, over which the mail carriers (however it
may be on the other islands) have no control.
The mail leaves Kawaihae every Wednesday even
ing for Hilo, where it arrives, weather and roads per-
hitting, on Friday night, and starts back on Monday;
consequently any letters arriving after the mail car
rier has left must lay over a week until his next trip.
1 think if some of the department., who are supposed
to be paid for doing their duty, were compelled to
lug from 10 to so lbs. of mail matter (books, bottles,
&c., ~included) over a most internal road, at the rate
of 40 miles a day, on foot for S3s cts, they woald
think it rather hard that they should also be made to
bear the blame caused by carelessness at head
quarters.
When letters can be sent directly to Hilo by a clip
per vessel sailing the same day, and are put on board
another vessel to be landed at Kawaihae to go over
land, as was the case in the last mail received, and
probably before, when the salmon were shipped, the
fault is certainly not with the overland mail that
they do not arrive at Hilo as soon as they ought.
The irregularity is all at your end of the route.
KAwAIHAE.
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u.w.u.x WrxR.-aHere Is the antidote to rum, beer, and
the whole host of devils admixtures, and yet the iegslato, go o.
AGAINST its manufacture, and with suicidal hands seek TO prevent
il from performing its Office Of strengthening the neasn S a ano !, y
privilege Of manufacturing homegrown wine for sale at all, and
you . an eds., else ! We know that several gentlemen on Maui
are preparing then selves to make wine q, ny the 9uanu = ,a 3
but an Of nearly equal quality with this Of Kauai. And this wine
under present laws cannot be sold, furnished shed or : n rvs scou Il :
are sold freely BY the gallon. Truly Of AL aosu n 40 ms
We copy the above from the Polynesian- Ihe
new Code imposes a license-fee OF sou fr a term
of ten years to a wine manufactures and vendor,
or five dollars per annum. Now this surely can
not be called a drawback on its Manufacture. A
license presupposes a privilege, not common to
all and the issue of a license, whether at a NOM
inal or heavy sum, implies a guarantee OF protec-
ton on the part of government to the lIcensee TOR
whatever privilege may be granted in it. Gov
eminent cannot be expected to issue licenses and
grant privileges for nothing, and no man should
begrudge the demand of the paltry sum of five
dollars per annum for the privilege granted for
the manufacture and unrestricted sale of wine.
The latter part of the above quotation contains
two errors. First, native wine under the new
Code. is free to all, native born as well as others,
as will be seen by the following sectloh.
"sEcrroN 125. Any person obtaining a license to manufac-
ture wine. shall be at liberty to sell domestic wine of his own
manufacture to any person in such quantity, and at any place
that he may desire. and shall not be liable for such selling to the
penalty prescribed by law for selling spirtuous liquor without
2D.-s' Beer is not freely sold to all by the
gallon. The traffic in it to natives is illicit. and
sale of it to them, is accompanied with penalty.
The opening of the traffic in native wine to all by
under the above section, may be
productive of no injurious results so long as
manufacturers are men Of character but it is
easy to see that the privilege is susceptible OF
abuse, and that it may open the traffic in all kinds
of intoxicating drinks to natives, under the name
of native wine,'' wherever a +" manufacturer
may choose to locate himself. This new law will
be an experiment, and if it proves an evil, will
become the subject of future legislation.