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A DMINISTRATRIX SALE. - IN PRO-
"A BATE-Manitowoc County Court. In
the matter of the estate of James Cowen, de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
and in pursuance of an order of licence, made
in said matter on the odd day of June, A d.
1863 by the County Court of said county, the
undersigned administrative of the estate of
James Cowen, deceased, will, on Monday the
18th day of July, A. d. 1868, at ten o'clocb in
the forenoon of said day, at the office of the
County Judge in the village of Manitowoc, in
said county, offer for sale at public vendue
the following described lands, to wit ): Two
acres from the northeast corner of the south
east quarter ofthe southeast quarter of section
ID, town 20, range 81. Terms of sale, cash
MARY COWAN, Administrators.
Dated at Manitowoc, the Pad day of June,
A. d. 1868 49t3
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Banking, and Exchange Office
T.. G.. S II OV E.,
M HnitOyYOc "fScnn i'm

TT rS.BoNDs t7-SO's, 5-20's, and all other
U . kinds) purchased, sold and exchanged
Coupons on Interest Warrants casbed Gold,
Silvet, and Coin drafts purchased at the highest
market rates. go
Drafts, on all the principal cities of the
United States and Canada, bought and sold
Foreign Exchange, on Great Britain and Con-
tinental Europe. for sale in sums to suit. De
posits received, subject to sight draft. Also
inter est paid on deposits by special agreement
Collections made on all parts of the Uniteo
States, Canada, Great Britain, and Europe.
made a, reasonable rates. Passage Tickets by
Steam or Sail Line TO and from Great Britain
and Continental Europe, for sale at New York
prices. 7. c. SHOVE.
Manitowoc, March OF, 1868 36
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|N Office is HEREBY GIVEN THATTHE
II Board of Equalization for the Town of
lManltowoc will neet.at the Town Clerks of
Pee, on Buffalo street near Eighth, in the Vii
page of Manitowoc, North Side, on Monday,
|July 9th, 1858, from TO IL q. m, and from
r to p. IN, and remain in session until the
business is completed.
Manitowoc, june 80, 1868.
X. O'C0NNOR. Town Clerk
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Proclamation4$5OO,R ewa1 d

w HERE,AyS5Eit has been represented to me
w that one John Hogan did, on or about
the 21stdayy ofM 7y,A!D 1861 mt the county
of Manifowoc, in the State Of WISCONSIN, will
fully and with9 malice aforethought, xiii and
murder one Martin Hogan, and that said John
Hogan is still at large, and the ends of justice
requirethat areward should be offered for his
apprehension. A.59ne .rtK
Now, therefore, L, Lueius 7 airchild Cover
nor of the State. Of wisconsin, by virtue of the
authority vested in me by law, do hereby, offer
a reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, to
be paid upon the due conviction Of said John
Hogan of the crime aforesaid, to the person or
persons who shall apprehend him and deliver
him safely to The sheriff of Manitowec county,
ut the county seat thereof HffTJIkT -
In testimony whereof | have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the Great
SEAL. Seal of the State to be affixed this
Aiea - fourth day of June A d. 1868.
.tGt5teR LUCIUS FAIRGHILD.
By the Governor: ~ las sob
THos - ADLrs, Secretary Of State Alta
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New Advertisements.
HDLkACE T.. XY0ODRRlnGE

|nCULIsT, having permanently located here,
~ would respectfully solicit the patronage
OF those suffering with diseases of the eye Re-
lief guaranteed in every case, No cure, no
pay, are fair terms, and those who will place
themselves under my care can avail them
selves Of the privilege. Office at my house.
corner Of State and Sixth streets, Manitowoc.
Wis 9y50
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= - IL.
GUARDIAN SALE IN PROBATE,
NJ Manitowoc County Court. In the matter
Of the estate of Johan .Klug, deceased. No
tice is hereby givon that by virtue and in pur-
suance of an order Of license matle in said
matter on the 18th day of June, A. d. 1868.
by the County Court of said county, the under
signed administrator Of the estate of Johan
Klug, deceased, will, On Monday; the 9Th day
of July, A. d. 1868, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon of said day, at the Office Of the County
Judge in the'vilIage Of .Manitowoc, in said
county, offer for sale4at public yendue the fol-
lowing described lands, to wit The north
east quarter ofthe northwest quarter of Sec
ton number two ~ of township mum er
eighteen 49, north of range number twenty
three 23) east il said county of Manitowoc.
The terms of sale will be made known at the
time and place Of sale z Il ~ ES817u9 O.
IA, WIN, ,H.H0RN, Administratsr,
Dated at-Manitowoc, the 18TH day of june,
A. u. 1865 a f{@,A r s}T{E,R iSt3
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RATES Oh, ADVERTISING

wv. I'm. 3m- 6m. ly.
T Sd 81 90 81 ool 81 90 s. 90 IS 90
$50. II $50 3 90 s 90 90 u 90
l.. col zoe + 6ooF 9 90 70 90 90 90
IL col. 90 10 90 Is 90 20 oql 30 0e
] col. 10 90 Is 90 20 90 IS 90 go 90
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Il PRoEATHf NM IT CIV HgGdUffI
Franz X Stahss, deceased. On reading and
filing the peti1onM j ohR Sctuette, of Mantle
woe, repre- senting, among other things, that
Franz x. StausS, hate Of kNaA Hoo n the
s 5G,a d. 6 tS 3 W IN &C.
tate within this State, and that said petitioner
is son-in-law,of said dece&ed, and praying
that administration Of said estate be TO John
Schuette granted it is ordered that said
Court ii Moaday' tic astS aay q Jal K Ia.
said d'v e5ny d so4ss tha s notie ee
thereof begiven TO THE heirso of said sdesased
andto all persons interested, by publiaking q
copy OF this order for three successive weeks,
prior to the sid flhparing, in the Mani
towoc Pilot, weekly newspaper. published at
Manitowoc in said Icosintyl baa slaseiedg
GEO ". BARKER County Judge.
p,aat.sdstMarttoAac staeslA day. f June, A..
u 1868. 47t3
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Notice to Teachers

MANITowoc, June 8, 1868 I
ME annual meeting ofrthe. Jvjsf9p4in State
waukee from ti1sr Dad to- Itheg 25th Of July.
Tea cheers IN Manitowsc County vhginFr9yat-
tending are fedhested CO notify Tie under
signed previous To githc III of July, Lady
teaci ergrilIi be entertained free VI expense
Wife In Milwaukee % ias1 set's.ieo artdioL
s isT1s zs0 q yERE. eR0WIEYfw
t /. d.iAi79 County y dftqfpte hdtnt Of yelosls
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

How ALE STRENGTHENED Hm.-A stu
dent Of one sf our State colleges had 9
barrel Of ale deposited in his room. con
trary Of course. TO rule and usage. he re.
ceived summons TO appear before the
President, who said:
"Sir, | am informed that you have bar
rel Of ale in your room."
Yes, sir
well, what explanation can you maker
why, the fact is sir. my physician adj
vised me to try little each day as ton.
&c, and not wishing 10 stop at the various
places where the beverage is retailed. |
concluded to have barrel taken to my
ROOM"
Indeed. And have you derived any
benefit from the use Of ity@
Yes sir, il has strengthened me-"
~How do you know thatsT
Il know that when the barrel was first
taken to my noon, three days SINCE. could
scarcely hit it. Now. can carry it in my
arms with the greatest ease"
He was not expelled.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

Beware oE BESZISE-From the facility
with which it removes grease spots from
fabrics. this substance has come to be re-
gsrded almost as household indispensa-
bic But few persons however, realize the
explosive character Of Benzine or the dan
gers attending the careless handling Of the
liquid Being one Of the most volatile
and iuaammsble products resulting from
the distillatiOn Of petroleum. it vaporizes
with great rapidity, 50 that the contents
of four-ounce vial, if overturned, would
render the air of q mOderate-sized room
highly explosive The greatest care should
be exercised in handling this substance in
proximity to IRE. and it is important to
remember that the vsPor escaping from an
uneorked bottle viii cause fame TO leap
over . space Of several feet--lScienfifc
AEsTioH-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

DR. RAnwArS Pills - Doss - Fox
R.<llstiag ths Liver. >sozascAr Bowels, ard
Kf3a<yS, - P7n Al SspE Fo- ol<tszsse
DISEASES and Ch-oaSe eozz2isizsS - g
eve-y - hcz-sS As DSa.ner PHI o1e Fll
c1e hczr he<c-e Ss.ta- VII ensure ! sccd
s-p<<ise. s1si hsalsAv SiSeSsiOa.
Or. RADWATsS PILLS arc
C0UPOINDRD FROM NE&E-
TABLE EXTRACTS Coated
with sweet Gum. and arc The
best. quickest, ard safeSI P1r<s-
tive. ApcrienI- AnTf-BiliouS and
Cafhar1ic Medicine known 10
Medical Science
One OF DIR. Raduay,s Pills con-
tnins more OF the active princi-
plc OF care. and will acI quicker
on the liver. BoWclS. Stomach.
kidneyS bladder, Bleed, SC.
than four or six OF the ordinary
common Pur=atiye CaEhartic
Esflls sold under various names,
or than ten grains or Blue Mass
True COMPOST FoS The AGED AND
OTHERS AFFLICTED NTH COS
TRENESS AND PARkIfSIS or me
BoNElS
ONE 10 TRRER OF RADEAYS PILLS
c1cs n - keS-S va seez-S TsSElx- eTxczs-
tsecS f-oz - heSe2S Re-So1S ~ * -
wears have 1os ez,eye1 zxzE-zi Ssacl a2G
have hee1 eczrpesi>& - sw s.ys-Esszs kxrs
hssa ezrs6 ~ = - SNseS & E1lUzy's F---S-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

Tu.EeRArHINe.-0ne day last March, a
dinner~party at the Buckingham Palace
Hotel were entertained BY an interchange
Of messages with President johnson. Sec
rotary Seward, the Governor Of Cuba. and
the Governor OF Newfoundland. Wires
had been brought into the diuingToom for
the occasion, and the return telegrams
were received in from two hours twenty
i've minutes to SIX minutes. But the San
Francisco feat exeels themal To accom-
plish this. observes the Albsa9mR. the
wires we've Joined up" all across Ameri-
ca, from Hearts Content to the great Cal
ifornian port. The message was sent from
Valentia at 7.al A. NJ on the LIST Of Feb
ruary, the acknowledgment was received
at rs; the San FRANCISCO time then
being 1920 P. n. Of January 81. The dis
lance travelled by the message going and
coming was about 1900 miles.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01


As has been stated. kerosene Is not ex-
plosive. A lighted taper may be thrust
into it. or fame applied in any way, and it
does rot explode. On the contrary. il ex-
tingutshes fame, IL experimeated with at
the usual temperatures Of our MONS.
Kerosene accidents occur from two causes
FirSs. imperfect Manufacture Of the article
second. adulteraiions> An imperfectly
manufactured oil IS that which results when
the dlstillation has been carried on at too
low temperature. and = portion Of the
raphthS remains IN it. Authorizations are
largely uasSie hy unpriucipled dealers. who
add 70 10 80 per cent Of uaphths AFTER il
leaves the manufacturers hands, The
light naphthAs which have been spoken Of
as known in comu,arce under the names Of
benzine. benzolires. gasoline. etc. are very
volatile. ineamuahie and dangerous. They,
however. IN themselves are not explosive /;
neither are they cSpahle Of furnishing any
Sss when placed in lamps which is explo-
sive- Accidents Of this nature are due
entirely 10 the facility with which rsspor
Is produced from them at low temperatures
But the vSpOr by Itself is not explosive /:
IL render il 50 & szssSs Be nsi--ei trtfi air
A lamp may be filed with bad kerosene.
O. with the vapor even, and in no possible
way can 1t 6et0nste or explode. unless at
raoSphsrie AIR has somehow got mixed with
vspor. A lznp. therefore. full or nearly
fali Of the liquid Is safe; and also one full
Of pure warn vapor is safe. Explosions
generally occur when the lamp is 6rst
tu-ks.,r ~r-sk-. cff.1 L. =.
the evening. when the fluid is nearly ex-
hznstsd- The reason Of this will readily
Be seen In using imperfect or s6ultersted
kerosene. the space above the line Of oil
Is always filed with vapor: and so long rs
it Is warn and rising freely. Snd no air can
reach IL il Is safe. At bedtime, when the
family retire. the light Is extinguishei; the
lSInp oaOlS. po-ti0n Of the vapoE is con-
de1SeG; this creates partial vacuum in
the space. which Is instantly filed with air
The mixture Is now more or less explO-
siye; and when, upon the next evening. the
lamp < lighted without repleniShing with
oil. = Is often done. an explosion IS liable
10 take plzee. Late in the evening. when
the oil ( nearly consumed. and the space
Showers 6llei with vspOr. the lamp cannot
explode 50 long As it remains at rest upon
the table Ba; take il in hard. sgitate il,
carry IL into cool room. the vapor Is
cooled, air passes in. and the vapOr be-
cones explosive A case Of lamp explO-
sion came TO the writer's kuoEleige few
years sincs which was occ2Sioued by taking
5 lamp from the table TO answer mig OF
the dOor-bslL The cool outside air which
i=ipiused upon the kmp in the hands Of
the Lzdy. RAPIDLY condensed the v1por. air
passed II, explosion occurred. which ne
suited fatally II the lamp had been full
d tald this accident could not have
0orarued- Before carrying it to the door,
fame might have bes8 thrust into the lamp
with safety; the vspor EozId have beeo
isuitsd, bat 10 explosion would have taken
pG4cs--J0Erzesl a Cksr,iSsry, BoSsoa-
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In the Supreme Court
OF the Hawaiian Itlands--0ahu. aA

Catherine NeGuirs, Cer1plairanf. ~ Al-xau-
der AeGuire. Defendanf-
Action brought before tie H0nsrab;s Eii-h.
H. Alisn, Chief Justioe q he errrsus
Court. ~ ChanbeFs, apon petiticr etis day
fisd IN the suprsne ceaz u fas Ha~sfian
Isisnds-
0B11OEs 70 AIexazder meeufro,
~ Dsftnd4nt, grsstisg Tee are bersty
.nnnonsd ~ order d IL Hon. Z. H. AlIss.
Chief J1iaiee u the 61pIc1s Coarf, b - ani
appear before he faid chief I1atier a. ~
chaubeFn IL he ciiy II HonoIrin. Islsn1 ~
Oshu, ~ WEDNESDAY,. tie Ieik 1ar II
DECEMBER, A. D. Is1e- = Iker csnra VIZ
cafherins HeGuiss, cenplainsnt. rhs1H 80
fs>oyer i1dguen. 4nd deerss q fh Hsr-
pEsble cAlst dsTcFsfBg her fhe rssz csrsrlnin-
eSt fspz - b>a1s u nsfrin1nS ner rriIl-
isg befHse1 her sn1 he saii Dsfsndase. :.
ne gr9u1ds u riIIf1I dz1<Fflon so a1nIterr.
AZ shieb = fully - forfh n he retiiies
1is1 y tbs ease. 6nd Tss sfs kors6F 49,
- fhst y - fs1 = spear 81 AZ - -
trer = ~ sld rssifisE - attTe r.luirs1.
~ All ccDrizin11f vi af1iT % III. csurl
~ ~ ftlitf ibsr4is te11nds1.
Nitness the Hen. r. r. AIis1- Ct,ef I1.IIc.
IL - ~ IL t1prsrs cc1st - HsneI..n. AIS
- day q Jun1. ls11.
1s-<n Z. lfeeiULLT. cIr-k. :
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

In the memoir Of Or. Bethune, recently
published is the following anecdote: One
evening the doctor was crossing by the
Fulton Ferry. Upon entering the cabin
be found sll the seats occupied, when a
thick. husky voice cried, DIR. Bethune,
Or. Bethune.T Turning in its direction,
be found a man standing. who said, Doc
tor, take my seat; it is an honor to give
Snch man seat ever since / heard Of
that big church in New York trying to
get you away by giving call of $1,000,
and You said you'd see EN- DID first,
have had great respect for you. and l
think il an honor to give you seat" 1t
Is needless TO say that the weIl-meaning
man was not in condition to judge Of the
terms most appropriate for such an inter
view.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

L Ezsz AEzEaTL-Iz lisa. tks
snsnF ezzE>5 4. cd caaz-ryzsz 1sa-
NE5izssa Cs1-s H1rass- a1si izfflr-zsrz III
z-sIs lie =zzsz d GcE cf szz rizzzz-sssEsr
Tx shz sH-k 1f zE=rsE-lss TO The E--Esesi
>zz-zz s5zzszzss'szzl- CO przFars % - hs.-izs5
EEFs- He ZssE.sE s1k55zE rh,s zask- Easz
Is eEFssCs SssEssrz-slF 5rscsesse5 \ ks
FrssszEs 70 Gs.r rzzE- z1d Ezea Il vas
d.,issi's.2 sassE ID I'm % Z zz6 szas=
M pa tsisEz tas eazk y
Me- rzspaG11sss1 Eis vrzssczr-
Yea and sezzsrs-r
IEsuf
II E.G Ssut tzkz the 1nEh ysz vi &c
hu-as5 ll5Ts inside &C ths Sen Ez III
uH
The Cd ss1.E 1>ersaessss zaz-z<- Es.ok-
Al WA lssEs1-iIzo = Eis FEs EEzzz-z Hs-
Ezrz EsH- Ea5 tis1 rz1r-z-lz rsz1-s1- VIA IA
hz.S1z n as Fsze1Esss- 'EsiIl,iF rz9s5s5-
Vel = ca Ei-S F14r fEesz-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

PxexISs FOR STEaM JoIsx-Mr- J. A.
AIlls- las rsnsdisd dizcaliy long ezpe-
rieoced b. engineers II keeping steam
joints tight f0r Ioug tine without expen-
sTs r7bHer packing. By pl.esug thin
shest u r.zsIIa betsssn the fsnches Of
the pipes skiek are previously painted
The zzsiI1 \ ! receptacle for the paint,
hosdinz Il N pace and prsserting the
steam ho1a hS0zizz II oat, which / zsszlly
the ezss Ehss pant alone q assd. The
paint pressrTes the cioth- and tkzs nzkss
it perzzaeat packing
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01
R4DTAYS REGVLAIIKG PILLS

Tkz E1rlSE & SAe coEeee s-zse \ se.sr
alsE EH-E eHHe IL Sac,sr - <1Lse 1ess L.
Els ~ -,ss czlE --es -cc1 every <l1oslE-s,s
E7z-szs a. AsG-.z1- Ia G-s cc11-ssSss- Ees1-T
g <zeE.12cez AID sls.e1-< rrvn1s7Ts <
E-sSlSlC. Ri csrSL1 n IL <I-ze sEe -
ae5 lvorzAT G-.zG zoe zz-T1s1x <T<1zE2 &e--
SC. EAeE <Ss-e. rZ--1zr, ia ne I. E1ssIz
Dcc< sec E1,aGs y 10 Prussia K-.s-ass-
en-sss crsE.-xssss n usa- xEazs & -rnse
Ssas-zxT, excrss y IL E-saz esleecsT IL
sxn,s: - - PEs WIN 1 pET ersef
Psr0G-
SEEass 60 hehnS q IL Ccl=Ee.
d PHI TEE0SALD EEEyES.
1sr=aT q ~ F1sasiuss EarHHH
II EESSE, E<z zEzz.E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01
POETRY.
THIS RkarrrFrL LIFE.


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az s-~s~assS ssS=,y sSsS~
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

EE1 EAzz EEEs xx 5usz rsrzrzizr a.
teE zll-azz cEE1s1A szE rh,s sszzs rss-s.r
Que & sAsss1 zIIszzssS tzaz 8 szs rsii.s an.
tEEs Eshsr Xix = VIZ tie nrnuL TEeq
aEzsS q ss1Te 4 . TIA srzz nan siissT
ns1 h 1U IN. heez OK ou1Mk
-rns M s-- knz NJ k-5zaIs and have
made E1zls - gasszze< rhzzs the an
q 1sGu ElzzE- z1d we've zrreel . hazz
I'm daeii5s tie z.a-zG~ Far< 4 rz.-zi5s-
l.s1. / EllI1lsz - hzFzE- k.zz pa sss- -.
! E-z1r=r n Ne essg 1s< haze tse1 So
aIzlgaL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01
INDIGESTION ]

N cnsex Eners nG-zrL s-z,lLSsscE A.
S6ezE - seezEx. nd 5lz1.k 1scAEze u
esse1lzsL- szkz xx 4 EsSEIF'x F1s All ~
FsrEzz &m.-sLE ne N Fssz1zr = EEzzr
G. rcsssrT=sS-l aAS IL hs-sE ny VI Gee
zas We kaze RzEz NJ D,Es Gzszr=ssil-sE
rE-z < GlsE-5Sx Ez5z1s Cs,,lt-. Ez1Ez1-sE-
IA. Csl,zsszlzn- &g-. szccEs-E zzE Eae ~
tE1ef E--sezS1g knsz e1-slst Ecz z1e
htsReis y zairsT ui11zzss y MS z-sx-zsslz1
= u bs@ezer. hs-szr \ earcus Gases - -lkz
Ne Els - my ~. and rs 1assn E-IszEz!
GissCiTs y ne xszun,h Ih,sse Pts possess
\ Ne Slre=sc dsE--z cxlr;E-zs.. E-s-szlzs,
s-ri, All EreL-sGir Ervrsrzlsz. FEeg IL
d Mt Eenkn &C 5eeEIz1< Ne Ezzzzu CO
ar q - srElz, DE VI 5sEHe NJ krEz5
-sC1,E- ~. i,salrHr- YheE rUfT And s.zsl-z--
Ne - SzrIlln cf sae elE,1'i Nc c11Fa
IN - 1GWzHzlzn VI esr- VIE n
Ersazu u U1Sisr saei- a1f1.nsse. Prs =
eznzz psr hGz, q sczz 1sr IA esEE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

TEE Rev L D. Davis vas a couple Of
years since the popular pastor Of he Meth
odlst Church in Newport, Rhode Island,
and s one Of the talented men Of his Con-
ference He Ekesa good story; and among
Others. tells Of Sabbath evening prayer
meeting held during bis past0rzie Of that
eharch !: A good brother feeling called
up1a to exercise his -gtift.- prayed the
Lard TO bless the =Ord which had been
spoken to them IN szeh great feebIeHess
tbs GayF The -Aneas7 we're hearty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01
READ ThIs.

New AfhSzr. Ind. March Il iSS--
Fe< ts-sy years Axre beS2 z.zS,eS VA
cc<sveo~Ss, aid fsr he txSs sHe..y sH4S cez.-
pe-i~e daily - resa-. ~ E-iec1e1s - secS-s
a. ersrzxEssE- II DeezE,s~- s1Ss ! csz-
rsae~S - sse - Ks5sxyi< RlS Afssr
sxk1zg 8 XIV Sasak ~ EveS, S7ocazcA an
hSgeiS uere rsS1o->6 - sesS- 11---xl s--sr 81
al 6E-isS. have Rsv 5 rss--z- u-saTSzss-i
ezee S1v, EsS z<ASGzA - wears q AZ
Sci &S hs4-y x=G ss-szg As Cd A. YEAS
49,
X. R1svzy, NJ. TzO<- Ez7x4rz.J-P.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01
ps. EADwAYs FILLS cuRE AL
DISEASES

or the Stomach. Liver. Bow
els kidneys. Bladder. Nervous
Diseases Headache, C0nstipa-
ten. Cos1iyeness. Indigestion.
Dyspepsia Biliousuess- Bilious
Fever. Inflammation or the
Bowels. Piles. and sll deranSe-
ments OF the Internal Visccra--
One 10 six boxes warranted TO
eEecI . positive cure. Purely
vegetable, containing no mer-
curry. minerals. or dcleIeFious
Drugs
DR.. RadWay,s Pills sold by
all Druggists and Country Mer-
chanEA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01
NEW. NEWER. NEWEST,
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WHERE YOU WILL ALSO FIND
DIANE BOOKS Of eTery deserfp-
ID t5s1, frD1 ~ cent Pass-Book 70 = No
rseeo b>z11 Ledz<r.
Large AID Ezal cap payer, ard 1izes,
CSuEertssI Eote-Pagsr, Lsdfes Do.
Fiss Overland Nal PnDsr, BiII-Psper.
Large and snssIl, hsSsaisx-P sper,
Bs1 znd White EaTsfaSel,
La1ls5 Vote rpsn-end EzyeIopes.
Disrses f5r 800.
Etzsdzrd Eerks N the War.
8esfpsp<sz freq the United States and
k1rDres n Tsriozs lasz1azss,
Bzrperg a1d Lesiis's Prhlfeaffens.
tet91eT CorzeEs IN E5nftiy r1-fs,
Nasesiy Bsgszins, n m1sfsly psrfs,
L< Bon Ic1 u Pzris Fashions,
HA1zre DessoEsst's 1trrDr Il FasbfonS.
6>1e5's LaSi>s, B>>k,
Novels by Every Steamer.
EeTsisfts, 1Esrje1r M;ss<iIary.
GIszssz's Pictorial. nssssklV szrfs-
E5s.ifs 4 Bagiisb Diefionsriss.
Higb C>z1en 5ebesl Dle.fcnarier.
Rezf AID ReseiIs, Bla<k sn1 Elns lax.
Yiss cizsrs, Zine CT anl Pig Tsts<s,.
B1t1 1heEi1g a.d ez1ki1x,
CARTS, s11 etssl EzxT1rfars.
csfles5, 6ztar al fislis erfneI,
Al - ssls - >hesp - st ssy Cher rlsss Il
c. 9. BKsrEr1.
~ ~ Fsrt Street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

Mich CoEs-An exchange pertineutly
remarks: We saw bill sticking up on
the fence yesterday, informing the people
that fne mich COW was lost We enter
an inhanatOTy protest against the use Of
that word mich Why use it Would
you talk Of the mich of human kindness ?
Not very frequently. How would it sound
to hear one speak Of the mich Of the
coca natF Ii would cause the hesrer to
smoker louder than thunder. Then why
talk a5OGt mich COWS. Omit it
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

Sx EnLzsK CEzzzs AT nesr xsnfIs-
nzz AZ ciT5c dzaser. Eko zIls1sd 70 the
szesds-rT & tie knives, sd5snz. that
: z<1ic5es rzzzEle1zrs5 frs AK ~ sexs
q ssEy ssperS1r ezzsty. sseb a. rzz8rz,
fs-kz.T etc Ara resp115s1 The cock-
~ ha-ozet- ~zzd s1e9 toD-sbEzss 70
sap Ike CusEs soaPL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

i CORRESPONDENT from Jasper, Tenn,
writes that during Br1ggIs retreat from
Middle Tennessee. t=O rebel s0ldiers stop
ped At the hose Of Mr. x, and one
q then proposed . trade for very fine
hOrss- but tko1zht that large. white spot
OF the horses forehead Iesssned bis vaiue
somewhat
Why sof
Becz1se. said the soldier, - the Yam
kses eza see il great Eay Of
SsTsr mind thzt-- said his companion,
-fio<kT ed : zizzys t0szris the Yam
ksa=
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

H0SEzsEL- y TIA EzTFa has
e5Ge 70 E.zHE 4 L1s5s1-az 1.toruey zto
ID Ect rrpEssz f1r kis 0zE fss- /. eoz-ss
e tas zissiSzg % q the z=sz-z q OTs--
end GEzzT Z Ca the zrezz nzsks-z Eko
fESszS !. l5SS- tks creditors were reprs-
seosai y Mr. c OPF,sshsEz- Eks tzz eoo-
G1e<es3 Eke EkcSe EEszsr = fkeSr bekzL
he r=sEzE- q Is 1ezziF tag Fezxz q kshor
n tazs tie c-zE-1rz III rzcssl 2 fEn-s sks
1szlz7ef EszeSs 81 ths lbr-ssz E1zss- tzss-
y q sazzE,zs % tie rnza5- za5 = kixt
IKE Il rsssrsss p % The Azse e reFzzsf-
A-s5 T=E- zcosrSinrE - a eitT z-ricss e the
1aEek NJ 9EFesheiz VI b sf-. zftsr
A IL Tlrk sss hszTF szPezsz- ~ oofy
sIshzrt zzy s5aqEEz-s aex.ost=.szzeSt 0r
es1azEys,.sIs5sz- EIE uI-h a. 1eszzi pars-izzT
sasz L Va szzzs1sd . fzs ezssE.n-z
sAaz -teF z;igss atE5E q kzlEpezT 70
-zs pn1zS 10 csFzr hzs eazes AID rzreF
An Thls was rspo1s1=3 20 81 s5ze- hst
tke r-szz za5I1rizF q the ezzzssrs ar I'D
- 3e<sS7- az Ska ar=zzzezezt- % fkzx
= tks zsz-sszzz <sez zzytkzzz : nj -
sh-zG,zA tae LzEs TEserz Ezs A l-.seSEz53-
~ az izsfT o1ezs -hnaz c1zzezts q. tie
BSa6s Sssz zzzeszlT E=-T Dszztz5- Spezk-
NJ g Al:1a.1s .srz-z = III zai-zis- -
szis she SS11f tk6zk - 5s@-Ts5 az
c-zsi1 <.r azzz.r tLz hog-ezFt,s55y Esz-ia
k-ssE VIZ % ca hz- Tie s5zs5 4 Il
rrzETz-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

HkESs - cinsrzzT Ern II tie cizssiczI
fo<z- = co11tET zz1zzs<, pr0dzciBg the
PlzT e Fngfs5Hx- ez1ssd zs actor 70 ezTT
sP'o1 the stage tie supposed zsbes n Viz
giissz = , eoSss-pst The eEsc< q fhs
trzgsdg gPoa The azsieaes va sssy PER
csp<Sble-