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SIT Ellis,
HANNA'S BAZAAR.

I'M TEEE DIS TRECF COURT OF
4 the United States. for tho Northern
District of Ohio, SIS. .5f.. NJ
wM. Fl H DUFTIn1n. In Bankruptcy. Z.
Bankrupt. sf5g1.8. lca a3ta d
At Cleveland, in the said District, on the
10th day of February a, d. 1868. .rs
.Norther3s District Of Ohio, SIS. n iss
Take notice that a petition has been filed
IN said Court by William II. Luiffeld Of
New Jefferson, in the county of Harrison, !,
in said District; duly declared a Bankrupt
under the Act of Congress of March I'd,
1867, for adischarge, and q certificate there
of, from all his debts and other claims
proveable under said Act and st3iatthe III til
day 0i March next, at ~ O'clock Al Ma ia
assigned for the hearing Of the sanie, when
and whereyeu may attend and show cause,
III any you nave, why the sltrityer, H Sthe
said Petition should not bdgeanted4AA
You will also take notice that the second
and ttlird meetings of Creditors. required
by the 3 'th and zeth9 sections7 OF asaid Aci,l
will be held by order OF said Court on the,
7th day.of Merch,f "a siD2 1868, at. ID O'Clock
a.. M. at Cadiz, I'M said aDistrltt, before
EFT. sheppard, Esq. ! sone0fGae iseggistersg
OF said Court " sa1ls ~ R IsaBIIsL,3
Clerk OF the Iisirist Court.
To tho Creditors Of snid Bankrupt.
Feb. 10, lRGe. It.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor, ,
For the Renovation of the Hair.
The Great Desideratum of the AGE

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color
and the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair ia thick
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TpOAD NOTICE.

L.
NOTICE IL heroby given that' a petition
will be presented to the Commissioners OF
Harrison County, at their March Session,
A. d. 1868, praying for the alteration Of 50
much Of tlg County road running through
the lands Of james Simpson, jr.. as lies
between the gate of James Sini8son, on
the Southeast quarter OF section 80, Up. o,
Range 5, aud the plHcA where sal road in-
tersecLs the Athens and Mooredeld road,
and tlat stld road may be 80 altered as to
establish il on tho following line: Begin
ming at the gate on the land Of said James
simpson, and running thence North along
the line be,W cen the lands of said James
Simpson aud James Simpson, .jr,, until il
reaches the land OF Israel Rankin, thence
North along the line between the land 8!
| Israel Rankin and James simpson, .jr, to
the land owned by James Simpson, therce
North tn ough the land OF Jaine>,i5impson,
Just above t1e head OF hollow, 10 the line
Of land owned by Samuel Dunlap, thence
through the land of Samuel Dunlap to q
| polpt on the Athens and Mooretield road,
directly opposite the gate.of samuel Dan,
| lap. And yonr petitioners also ask that 50
much of said County road, as now lies be.
F, tween the place OF beginning OF tho aitpra-
| tinn prayed for and the Athens and Moore
| Held road, may be vacated.
| iteD.5 lS6S~4t. fREEHOLDERS.
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8 HEEE'! SHEEP! SHEEP!

PRIV -A-TE S-AIE
I THEsubscriber wishes to sell at Private
Sale. $50 head Of well.selected and good
conditioned FINE SHEEP, consisting Of
Ewes, Wethers, aud Lambs, Persons
wishing to purchnse are invited 10 call at
my residence i'll Smithield tp., Jefferson
county, seven miles asst OF Cadiz, and one
and ono-half miles North of Little Yor
. m4af ga,4 j. J. McMANUS,k.
Feb. Iq, 1853. emo.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-02-26

ABOUT ninety.one thousand persons were
Admitted to the various hospitals, prisons
and charitable institutions, in New York
City, last year,
$50 Dr.
A NEGRO woman drowned herself aud
her two children, near Bayettesviile, Ten
ncssee few days ago, because she was un
able to procure a home.
- - Sss.4z------
AT sale in Hines County, Ga, last
week, a splendid village residence, with
ten acres Of improved land, brought 500; a
plantation of seven hundred acres was sold
for sl84, aud thirty. acres Of fine cotton
land for 81
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National Democratic COnycI. :
ss tion.
TN ll w AR OFFICE
Order from the President Re
moving Stanton.
The Senate Destres Stanton to
Disregard the Order.

WAsRTS6ToN, Feb 2l.--The President
to-lay sent an Executive message to the
Senate stating that on he 18th Of August
lat, under The authority vested III mln by
the Constitution OF the United States, he
suspended Edwin VI. Stanton as Secretary
Of War, aud now. by the same authority,
ils has removed Stanton and appointed in
al Interim Admtant General Lorenzo Fhom-
a.. The President encoses the c0rnmuni,
cation snut to Mes,rs. Stanton aud Thomas
The Speaker laid before the House to-
day the following eorrespondence'
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAsHINGroN, Feb. 2l, 1868
SIR--tIeneral Thomas has just delivered
TO me n copy OF the enclosed order, which
you. II please commanicae g to the House Of
Representatives.
Your cbaainnt s;rvant,
M. EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
secretary Of War.
Hon. Schn Ter Co fax, Speaker CT the
"A 1ae1, OF Representatives.
a EXECUTIVE MAN2InN.
WAsHfNaTON, D. D. Feb. 2t, 6S .
SIn: By virtue Of fha power and author-
itY vested in me as President, l,r tho Coma
,itution md laws efthe United Statea you
ore heresN relieved From tie office as Sec,
retary Of War, and your functions as such
viii terminate upon the receipt Of this com
,aunication You win transfer to f,revet
Maj Gen. L. Thomas. Adjutant Gereral Of
the Army who has this day been anthori
zed 70 act as Secretary Of War al interim
all records books, papers: and erht1 pubic
property now in your custody and charge
H. Respectively Your,
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EEANTED.

TEACHERS, STUDENTS, and other intelli-
gent Men aud Women, in D business paying
500 to 800 per month, according torabili-
tv. For particulars, address ZEIGL ;R,
McCURDY u Co., GA Arch ST., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Feb. H. 1868. ul l-et VIA
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There are about twelve hundred Demo
catic papers in what are cailod the loyaI
States In this great mass of journalism
there are only two or three eccentric sheets
that advocate the reputation Of the bond
ed debt The articles from these prints are
widely copied in the Radcd journals as ex-
pressions of Dem 0cratic Sc 1timent. The
people are invited to look upon then as the
true exponents of the Dampcratic creed, -
Two or three out Of twelve hundred; that
is all! Here ii partisan dishonesty for you!
Gan there BE- any thing more gross and
swinding? l. nos the ball and little joker
game honest i" comparison? None Of the
Republican papers which quote these re
pnliation journals think Of nichtione the
little fact we have stated. ThGy desire the
exception to he the rulel The two journals
speak for the Democratic party rather than
the el,vln huadrcd and ninety, eight papers
which are opposed TO them. 1t is such
tricks tina! render politics SO discussing to
many poop]e Of lairand liberal judgment =
! that render them 50 indspnsrl to have any
thing to do with that w,,i4l, is opposed to
the first principles ni common honesty.
s. l-----s-s.asf4e- Sgrs. -zs=r-,-------- ..
CONGRESS has been in session since the
23l Of November. What has it done IL
relieve the distress of the Country? What
financial measure l,lS it pat through that
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
EOHs PURIFYING THEE RLOOE.

The reputation this OK
cellent medicine enjoysI
Is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Inyctorall
cases of Scrofulous dis.
ease, where the system
SEEMED saturated viii,
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
ScrofGious affections and
disorders which were rg.
fts.nunfall lnsr fho na..s.n..
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A Small Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale small
Farm, containing about One Hundred and
six Acres, ON liberal terms. Said farm is
situated one and one-half miles west OF
Cadiz. Seventy acres are cleared, bnlance
in Timber. For particulars enquire Of
WALTER JAMESON. ,
Feb - 1898 iN"TS GtM
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Poor GRANT is bottled ,p worse than
ever Butler was The President should
have mercy on him after the late huni|at-
ing confession OF the hero Of u thousand
fights.
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z IN A BLAZE.

That is to say we are offering at our New
store, on Market Street, two doors below
the First National Bank, Cadiz, Ohio :
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!, II h 1-7'''. fous contamination uiitil
they we're painfully affecting, have been radically
on ofte country, that the public scarcely need 10
nc informed of its virtues or uees. ~ 1rl-f,Jf
acrotlllons poison 10 one of the most destructive
enemies 81 our race Often, this unseen and unfslt
,cnant Of the organism pntermines the conc ctitutn
ard invites the attack OF ereebng or fatal dsenses
without exciting suspicion Of itsp presence. Again,
i seems to breed infetlon throughout Inc BODY md
tfei, on some favorable occasion, rapidly tcvclop
lto one or other Of its hideous FORMS either on he
5Il1ace or among the yitals In The lattor, tubcr-
cles may be suddenly deposited Ii, the lungs or
hcart, or tumors formed III the liver 0r Il shoys
lts presence by cruptons on TIC skin ,or foul uceT-
ion2l use of bottle Of this SnrsapGyiyin IS ID.
Ylaable, even when no active symptoms Of diseatc
3pnear Persons afflicted with the following con.
.laints generally find immediate relief, md, Int
'ength, cure, by tho use OF this SdHSAislRfL-
49,; ~ 81 ~, sajlth9g's Frc Eese or E,yspeias.
Sore Eycs, Sore Tnrs. aid oter e,mgr0s, e,tntn,D ~
visible forms Of Serc1atotis disease.r Aiso instho
mere concealed forms, as Dyspepsia, Dropgv,
ad tts@e,Ss @ asssg aassfsngs u te %assu
"a .tygL5Siis or re;.eTsai and nrsreusset Diseescs
.nbdning these obstiate naia dies by any nedIeipe
It long continued use OF this medicine wilI erlo
t1e We complaint. Lsaccr,Jiea or JYIifsss Uferine
monty. soon relieved md ultimately cured by lis
.i,lIliying and invigorating effect Minute Direc-
,i;na eaeh Gaze are found In or Almanac sip
piicu gratis. iLchsundtisus and G0stt. WHOM
aauSed i,y ACCOMMODATIONS Of extrane0us mattero
2 ,,siS,a te sl9Ss yiala gHloly g
l;gaftcrsof thoL and he when yisInr
3Se asle 81 hs s sHll a ssSRs sls ~
chose who are Laagnffi and Tissiess~ 4 Dessso,,+
cn5, st,ef,tess, and troubled with NeTvous A.
MfnSs1ns @y,nin,m.,In Or mea,s OF any facttns
and convincing evidence II its sestcfasIyo lso
t~'st "Pontfia @tiAiiA ~ Ais3A&d a. Hsw9H
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AfTatsavit Of secretary Stanton
Gen. TFfOIssas Released OH
Eais-A fairs at the war be-
partnfepst- Great Excitement
fn tlae City-ArTcs1 OF General,
TAOElaS.
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Y INFORMATION. N

Feb.Ia. 1883. ono.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-15
Canada.

The Fifty-third Regiment has been ordered
TO leave London on the 18th, for Quebec.
BUFFALO, June 13th.-Reports from Cana
da having gained circulation TO the effect that
the Fenians are concentrating at this point
for raid on the neighboring province, it is
proper to contradict such statements. No
unusual gathering Of Fenians has occurred
here, and il is not believed that there is a
single member of the organization here, ont
side of the citizens of Buffalo. The sen
sational reports probably originated with
Canadian spectators Interested in contracts
for supplying troops.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-15
IMPORTS,
FRESH MILK FRESH MILK

FT1sSTHE UNDERSIGNED. HAv- s4DH
4x~ing bought out the Stock and go
Business Of Mrs. tombstone, will eontioue to
supply daily, Fresh Milk, to both old and new
customers, promptly and regularly.
Our new establishment being connected with
one Of the most extensive cattle and dairy
farms on this island. extra supplies of milk
can be furnished 10 any quantity, at short
24-lm & HOLT & RAU.
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Port of Honolulu, July IA.
ARRIVED.


July SHAW Big KamehamehA " Stone, 40 days FIN
Guano Islands.
Schr Manuokawai. from Hama.
9-Schr Kate Lee. from Lahaina and Makees.
Schr Active, from 0nomea.
10-schr Odd Fellow, from Hilo.
11-Stmr Kilauea, from windward ports.
schr Mary Ellen, from waihee.
b. schr Kamaile, from MOlokai.. . p, T 70.
Schr Mary, from Anahela-
Pam blk Clara Sutil Brooks, IA days from
San Francisco. --.-
Schr Kona Packet, from Kona.
Schr Luka, from Hanalei.
13-Schr Warwick from Molokai.
Schr Liu, from MolOkai.
15-Schr Kate Lee, from Lahans-
Schr Prince, from Kona-
Schr Yette, from Moloaa.
CLEARED.
S-Schr Yette for Moloaa.
p-Schr ManuokawRi. for Hama.
Schr Kamoi. for Kahului.
Sehr Mary, for Hilo. ..
Schr Marilda, for kawaihae-
liam bk Murray Bennett, for Francisco
schr Kate Lee, for Lahaina and Makee's.
Schr Odd Fellow. for Hilo.
J3-Schr Active, for 0nomea.
Str Kilauea for windward ports.
Schr Mary, for Anahola
Schr Kamaile, for MolOkai. IN.
14-Scbr Luka, for Hanalei.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-15

SUPREME COURT, July TERM, 1S6S-The
Court has disposed of the following cases
Rex VS.. Lonohiwa-Perjury. The prisoner
was indicted for perjury committed in the
Supreme Court, last term, in the trial of Ke-
akui for forgery. Verdict, guilty; sentenced
to 3 years imprisonment at hard labor.
The Attorney General for the Crown.
Mr. Kanihina for the prisoner 1.
Rex VS.. Keoki-House-break Prisoner
indicted for breaking and entering the store
house of W. sumner. Verdict, guilty; SEN
fenced to 6 months Imprisonment at hard
labor
The Attorney General for the Crown.
Mr. Thompson for the prisoner.
Rex VS.. Kaanana-M Prisoner in
dicted for the murder of Paahao, at Kahaluu,
Koolaupoko, Oahu, on the 18th of April,
1868. Pleaded guilty of manslaughter in the
second degree; sentenced to 10 years i'm
prisonment at hard labor
The Attorney General for the Crown.
Messrs. Keawehunala and Mahelona for
the prisoner
Rex. VS.. George w. Kinney
ment The prisoner was indicted for EN-
beZzlement of the schooner Netfie Merrill
Verdict guilty of an intent to embezzle, and
recommended to the mercy of the Court.
The Attorney General for the Crown.
Mr.. Stanley for the prisoner.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-15

SUDDEN DEATH.-on Friday last Mr.. John
Welsh died suddenly from hemorrhage. He
has long been running down with disease of
the lungs, but was able to be about his work
up TO the occurrence of the bleeding. The
deceased was a native of Canada, but for
many years has been attached 10 the house
hold of Her Majesty Queen Emma, as a con-
tidential and head servant To this position
he has shown such adaptation in manner
and fidelity, as not only to secure the long
continued favor of the Queen, but commend
himself to the good opinion of the public as
a man faithful TO his calling. He was buried
last Sunday afternoon, the Fire Department
attending the funeral, he having been mem
Der Of " Mechanic. Engine Co., No. 2.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-15

Report from BRker's Island.
The following is list Of vessels which had touched
and loaded guano at that Island.
~ a ARRIVALS
March 20 Prussian bark Wilhelm.
April S American bark Jennie Prince.
April IS Hawaiian brig KamehameEa v.
April IS American ship King Fisher.
April Is, American bark Hattie G. Hall
April Is, American ship William Wilcox.
DEPARTURES
April % British ship Loch-nargar 1910 tons guano
April -, Prussian bark Wilhelm, 400 tons gIano.
May IL, Am. bark Hattie G Hall, 200 tons guapo.
May 2S. Am. bark Jennie Prince, 1900 tons guano.
Ma, Is, Hawaiian brig Kamehameha V.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-15

On Saturday evening next, at the auction
rooms of E. P. Adams, will be sold, lot of
japanese goods, the best ever brought to
this market. See advertisement.
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THE OLD
CURIOSITY SHOP!
Not by Boz, but by Eos.

TIME UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO NOTIFY
i his friends and the public generally, that
he has now on hand good assortment of
Groceries, Dry Goods, Croekery, Tobacco and
Cigars, and the most heterogeneous collection
Of articles ever gathered together in one store,
and which, from being purchased low will be
sold accordingly. Families win be supplied
cheap. Orders from the other Islands will be
carefully attended to and filed at prices cover
ing a bare commission. Ha fa e-
complete assortment of Garden Seeds,
both Vegetable and Flower, always on hand.
Sage, Mint, Thyme, Summer Savory, Parsley,
and Horseradish Roots constantly on hand.
BooK-kEEPIYG on moderate terms, and
taught for a small remuneration.
Do not forget to give the Old Curiosity
Shop a call, as bargains rarely met with else
where are to be found. IL. F0SBROOK,
The Old Curiosity Shop, Fort Street,
26-1m Opposite Govt Offices.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-15

TIE Assignees sale at auction of the retail
stock of groceries, of S. Savidge, viii be held
to-day at his store on Fort street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-15

THE new term Of the Government English
Day Schools of this district will commence
on Monday Aug. Sd, 1868.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-15

TEE Steamer Montana may arrive to-day,
having left San Francisco on the Sd, instead
Of the 4th, as per timetable.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-15

WE are indebted to Bennett, Of the News
Depot on Fort Street for late papers by the
Clara r. Saaa .-.-.
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Licenses Expiring in July, 1868.


DETAIL, Honoluiu--July LIST, Hyman 4 Phil
II lips, Sd Sin Vi 18th All Fo 18th All Hu, 2nd
Chung Hoon, 18th 7 W Warren 22d, Ahluan, 81 W
Ryan LIST All Iii a Co, md All Mau, 18th Fltner.
Waialua 0ahu-26th All Waa- Heeia-15th All Tung.
waihee, Mani-1st TCWhite- Hana--30th J, Steele
18th Kanakaole Co. kailua Hawaii-22d Chun
Tuck, Odd d Montgomery. Waimea-3d Grazing Co,
Ho-a0th J Mills, 10th II Wetmore. Waohinn
9th KaxaA, Kalaikoa 4 Co. Koloa, kauai-25d A
Dillingham; - FL 81
Observation-Disclosures, 0ahu-1st Hyman and
Phillips sth Sayidgc, LIST Walker Allen, LIST I H
Davies, Sd All Un Molokai.
WHOLESALE SPIRIT-Honolulu--1st Il Davies.
VICTUALLISG-Honol All Luan- Hilo,
Hawaii. 18th II
PLANTATI0S-Hana, Maui-15fh kauhi- Hilo,
HaNaii-1Sth Tucker Waller
H0RSE-Honoluln, 0ahu-3d Kaaukra, No 6, 3lst
Noa No Z CD, 3Isf Makue, No s. l.
-Honoiuln-17th ] Kali. LIST Baker, La
hama f
BUTCHER-Lahaina, Maui-22d kalanaka-
BILIIARDs-Honolulu, Oahu-7th, Nolte Kru-
ger.
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PASSING rs.

For San Francisco, per D c Murray July ll-John
Ramsey, Mrs Ramsey. Mrs A d Cartwright, Mrs W
B Murray. Mrs c Halsey, Miss Halsey, W Evans,
c Note, Alloy, NJ Gurrey, VIM Pein, Geo Wait.
From san Francisco, per Clara R sutil, July 1s-
W II Brede. l- ---
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-15


MURDERoUs PRAcTIoE.-A great deal has
been written, preached, and talked, about
the evils resulting TO the Hawaiian race from
the practices of the native Kahunas, or Doc
tors, but the half has not been told and the
community generally are in utter ignorance
of the magnitude of the evil, and the deadly
results. Many years ago, it was doubtless
true that the Kahunas-and the profession
was then limited TO certain families-were
possessed of considerable skill in the treat
ment of such simple disorders as were then
found among the people, using as remedies
the herbs and plants indigenous to the soil
But with the advent of the foreigner, and the
complete revolution which followed in the So
cial condition ofthe people, the old race of Ka-
hunas disappeared, and with them the knowl-
edge of the simples they used in practice
In their place has sprung up a set of most
arrant charlatans, ignorant but cunning pre-
tenders, who, taking advantage of the lin
gering tendency to the old superstitions still
existing among the people, are preying upon
thth cdboAah~S ehA aNotACsfhH thNAA 1--WE
the latter at fearful rate. One day last
week, and old sinner named Kahaule was
tried in the Police Court under the recently
enacted statute "For the establishment of
Hawaiian Board of HEALTH" and fined
one hundred dollars for practicing med
icine without a license. But the doubt
fgl part of the case was, that after going
through with some mummery over baked
pig and bowl of ava, he administered to a
little child two years old, dose of some
sort of liquid, which almost Immediately
produced spasms. He then proceeded to
drench the child with cold water, and in a
few minutes after the little one had taken
the medicine, it was still in death, having
only half an hour before been quite lively,
seemingly troubled with merely cough.
In default of paying the fine, the wretched
old Kahuna was committed to prison to
work it out. 1t is a pity that he could not
have been punished for manslaughter, to
which his offense in reality amounted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-15

THE AMERICAN BIBLE SOC
New York, 1865.

The book was accompanied by dedica-
tory letter from the Committe of the Ha-
waiian Evangelical Board, to which His
Majesty has been pleased to reply, in accept
ing this graceful gift of the Society.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-15
LOCAL NEWS.
pba,., Of the Moon for the month Of July

The D. c. Murray sailed on Saturday with
the mails, full freight and few passengers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-15

COURT NEws-On Monday, at II o. clock,
at 1olani Palace, His Majesty received Rev.
II. IL Parker, to accept at his hands the
richly bound copy of the new Hawaiian
Bible, lately issued from the press of the
American Bible Society. The inscription on
the cover, in gilt letters, is:
HIS MAJESTY KAMEHAMEHA ",
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-15
CONSIGNEES S.

Per Clara r Sutii-Walker Allen, Agents-F A
schaefer 4 Co, John Patty, Il Dim9nd, Geo c Siders,
s HOff-cblaeger Co cN Spencer a Co, and agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-15

Having been at Bakers Island and seen
the accommodation for loading ships, as
well as my experience in those ATTITUDES as a
shipmaster, i am able to corroborate the
above statement of Captains Thearle, Brown,
Griffiths, Laws, and Dunbar
p w. PESHALLow,
Agent for Boston Underwriters.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-15

r AM RECEIVING REGULARLY
i From SAN FRANCISCO all the Newest
Styles in Millinery Goods, such as
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-15
AGENTS WANTED
POPULAR
SUBSCRIPTION
B 90 TX -
ams ass COZ THE SEASON. .ses

The following works are now being canvass
ed in several counties of the coast and viii
the best Of success, and good men can do vel
on any one of them in a territory which hal
not been canvassed. ilal ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-15

Tue financial letter Of the Times, from New York,
says Of the use Of steam in eighting, and its rapid
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-15

VESSELS TO BIZ NuxBERED.-A new national law goes
into effect on and affer July lst that every vessel
registered, enrolled or licensed, must be numbered,
which number must be cut in the nian-beam- The
owners or masters must affik the official mark, the
number TO be procured at the custonhouse, at their
own expense and inspectors certificate that il is
properly and correctly DONE must be presented before
they can get their papers at the Custem-house.-N
b. Standard.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-21
DOCTOR WHITTIER

ITIAS been longer engaged In the treat
II neut Of Chsosic, Sexual aad Female
| Diseases dian any ether Physician in 81.
Louis.
Syphilis in al iss forms. Gononhea
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