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Terms to Agents.
Certificates giving complete description of arti-
eles to be sold Tor One ar will be sold at the rate
OF TIN CENTS EACH. -
For Club of Thirty, and $500.
The pers II senGing it have their choice OF the
following articles their commission: 20 yarn of
cot on cloth, Harris Cloth Pants Pattern Splendid
Bowie knife, Lancaster Quilt, Engraved Silver
Spoon Holder, Pair Ladies' extra quality Cloth
Boots, PRINT Dress Pattern, Wors ed Breakfast
Sha W. White Linen Table Cloth set of steel AIDED
Knites and Forss, set OF Silver Plated Forks. En-
bossrd Tab spread, Elegant Eng aved Silver Plat
ed ,iold Lined Gobl, Violin ard Bow, Fancy Dres
Pattern, Elegant Silk Beaded Pa aso 1uO-pctuie
Morocco Photograph Album Elegant Ivory Handled
Spangled Silk fan, One dozen large size Linen Tow
els, Fancy Balmorol Skirt, Dades' Morocco Shop
ping Bag Honey comb Quilt, A 'hambra Quilt, Ladies'
Splendid square Wool shawl, Ladies' So id Gold
California Diamond Ring, nt's Plain or Engraved
Coli Ring (sixteea carrots fine) LADIES' Solid Black
Wanut Writing Desk, Ladies' Fame, Black Walnut
Work Box, Cottage Clock. one DOZEN Ladies' Linen
Handkerchie S, extra quality, or One Dozen Gents
Form Club of sixty, aud 5000
One of the Of owing articles: 40 yards Sheeting,
Harris Cloth Pans and Vest Pa tern, Pair Honey
como Quilts, Cylinder Watch, Double Barrel kiie
Pistol, Fame Cashmere Dress Fattern 1hibet Sha L.
Three Yards double width Waterproof CloakiNg
Four Yards Wool Frocking Set OF Lace Curtains,
Ladies Double Wool Shawl, Silver Plated Card Bas-
ket, Splendid Eng aved Silver Plated Ice Pitcher
Engraved silver Plated Teapot, 100-picture Turkey
Morocco Photogra h album Lancaster Quilt, AIpac
Ca Dress Pattern, Engraved Silver Plated, six-bot-
tied Revolving castor, Pa Gents Cali Bots, Spen.
did Balm ral Skirt, Set OF Ivory Handled Knives,
with Silver Plated Forks Ro ewood Frame Brass
Alarm Clock, tair OF All Wool BIanbe.s splendid
Beaded and Lined Silk Parasol, Ladies' Splendid
Morocco Travelling Bag, Par of r'lhambra Quilts,
Thirty Yards Print or Marsailles Quilt.
For Club of One Hundred and 1000,
go Yards Sheeting. Fancy Casino re Coat Pants and
Vest Pattern extra quality, Engraved Silver Plaed
Six-bottied Revolving Castor, with Cut ass Bot
ties, Pair Splendid hose Blankets, Splendid Engrav-
ed Silver Plated Tea Set, (three pieces su. ar Bowl
Tea Pot and Creamery liver Plated Cake Basket
Fancy Plaid Long Shawl, Twenty-Five Yard, Hemp
Carpeting, Splendid VI, lin and Bow. ng ish BaIage
Shawl Splendii Alpaca Dress Pattern, silver Hunt-
Eagravlngs Family Record and Photograph Page
POI lin Dress Pattern, Engraved Silver Plated Ice
plicher, Splendid Beaver cloak Pattern, Sharp's
Revolver, Splendid ACCORDION, Music Box, One Pair
FINE Damask Table Covers with One Dozen Dinner
Napkins 10 ma ch
COMMISSIONS FOR LARGER CLUBS IL PROPORTION
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Agents Wanted for
MEN OF DIR DAY.

Inc Lives Of GRANT, CoLFAX, and all the lead
Or; l. r. Brockett, the popular Biographical Editor
OF app etoE's Cyc'opadia." Over 600 pages and
~ ne Steel portraits The only complete or relia-
Die work of the kind published. Price very low.
Sales immense Any in elligent man OF woman can
clear SloO to $500 per month. one Agent made $500
in hve weeks. Send tor circular.
Address ZElGLEk McCURDY & CO., Publishers.
st. Louis Mo. - aw
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".A-N-T-E.n

A GENTS for "PEoPLE's Book OF BIoGR.puv,
IA or lives OF emiaent peIs lbs IN every aaa
country, women, rs well az men, written by -O
PA kTON.
The greatest living Jiographer. embellished wit
De utit y steel engravI02s. OutSeiis every othe
Tork Exclusive ieriitory-larg sst conu,is ious.-
nos descriptive circular dress the publishers.
wou3s A. $. HALE & co, Harrto, d, Conn.
he - is hereby given, that the subscriber las
the trnst of M; United and tIken upon himself
'ue 'iosV Vi d 'hlhlstlator the estate of
EMMA ROBINSON, late of wipdbam
IN the County of cumberland dece sol o,a u,
bonds a. the iw directs: All bauing gwen
man Is upon the estate of said ne,.rased o Wig ue
to exh bit ne same; ami all persons asqu, ca
said estate ae called upon to make payment to 10
rIIS ROBiASON. adm,
Windham, June 6 6s. w Avn
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MISS JONES,
Blind CIairvOyant Medium,

- BROWN ST., is very successful in all diseas-
- e. OF the blood, in describing the present and
uture, In business tiers, &C. sepI4dtf
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INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE.
Cures Dy sentery in all stages. Tic Doo1 eauS
In fve minute, toothache in three minu es chill
Da us NY Few times oathing cures Rheumatism and
COINS on the toes aud feet cures Calls ana Scrtch
es and prevents .ameness ir oxen horses by GUS
Applied externally, it stanly removes all aches
and pains. Taken internally for Inarrhoea Cramp.
and Pains In the Stomach anil Bowels etc. it is ac-
kno"iedged to be far supelio' TO any OTHER artic
now in use. 1t stands nnrivaled in eas es where
the Proprietor claims it failing snecific II
1t does not give entire satisfaction in the oov
our agent will refund your money
Peleg simmons. AS he is STATEMENT or
As h; was before since using w.
using the hnt- II. PeIeg Sinm pms
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A SBURY
Life Insurance Comply
OF NEW YORK!
Organized under the Laws Of the State Of
New sr& and S125 600 Deposited
in the Insurance Department
. of the State a guarantee
fund for the policy.
holders. '

CAPITAL, $4,000.
UNHE rapid success of this COMPATIBILITY equal
L to the hopes OF its warmest trends-saii siacto-
rily gua' antees its permaneuce and a growth sur
passing that OF any OF its PREDECESSORS.
Policies are issued in all the forms in present use.
All policies absolutely non.JorJcitabie.
Registered Policies cOuntersigned by the the In
Department otthe state. certifying thatsuch
policies are secured by special deposit OF public
stocks.
Dividends declared to policy-holder after two pay
mens, applicable at the option Of themselves to an
increase Of policy, to reduction Of future premiums,
or payable IN Cash
Insurers prefarring to relinqush their interest in
profits may have instead bonus addition of one
third OF amount OF policy at once. ~
Members Accommodate with loan of one-third
OF premium when desired. but no note required.
tB- Travelling and local agents wanted.
GEO. L. KIMBALL,
Attorney and General Agent for Maine,
OFFICE So EXCHANGE STREET, ~
Oppost e Portland Savings Bank, Portland, Me.
Aug 21-dtf
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MISS JONES.

RLl t .CLalRVOfANT MEDIUM, 81 Brown
- street. is very successful in all diseases of The
blood in describing the present ami future in busi-
hese matters, &C. sep14dtf
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR. SALE.

The well known ssRFMJS
A%ACN STAND" with the "BEECH
MIIIAk-R HILL LOT" on PARIS HILL, it
r ma EG;A@ applied for soon.
9Estl1f3s E171- The Bemis stand is the most cell
trail and DELIGHTFULLY."- situated stand in the pleasant
and healthy village OF Paris Hill, accessible by rail,
in every way desirable Summer Residence to
business men ofthe city.
Buildings consist OF large two story dwelling house,
ell aud sfable and st if desired, will be sold
separate from store. 1t has 175 large apple trees OF
choice fruit.
Inquire of the undersigned on the premises
FRANCIS BEMIS.
Paris Hill, Aug %, 1868. sep2W&S5w
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ATL<.NTEC
Mutual Insurance Company.
81 Igai: 81, cor. William, NEW YORK,
JANUARY, 1868.

JANUARY, 1853.
Insures against MARINE and INLAND Navi-
cation Risks.
The whole profits OF the Company revert to the
Assured, and divided annually, upon the Premi-
ums terminated during he year; and Tor which Ger
tifcates issued, bearing interest until redeemed
.- Dividend OF 80 per cent. for 1867. ..f. n
The company has Assets, over Thirteen
Million Dollars, viz:
United States and State of New-York Stocks, City,
Bank and other Stocks, 1854, 4s5
loans secured by Stocks and otherwise, 2,175,450
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable,
Zeal Estate, Bonds and Mortgages,
and other securities, ,1 t... 3,694,s6s
Cash in Bank 1884
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SzE To 5000 per Month Salary paid to Agents,
I'D - male or female, to introduce our Patent
Everlasting White Wire Clothes Lines. Address
The American Wire Co., rs Wia1a st, n. Y. Is
Dearborn =, Chicago. 4w
a GENTS WANTED-For the best Book out-A
"a Picture of the Desolated States, and the Work
OF Res grafton: 1s651868. Largest inducements OF
tered. For circulars, address l.. STEBBINS, Hart
ford, ct. SeEt!S-4w
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Dodd's NerviDe and Inyigorator

is a TONIC and GEN TIE sTIMULANT viii is
MI attended by Re ctop. What IL o tins for ven
it maintains When it ref eshes body or minti it re-
meshes with natural strengdh that comes TO STAY -
we are not Recommending teetotalism in he interest
teaches MS that he who resorts to the bottle tor rest
OF recnPeraton, viii lind as he keeps at it, tnat he
Ia , IT,, nre IN ms bones which Will consume
tonic thai will refresh and not des.ro. Dcdd Ner-
vine is Tor sale BY all Druggists. Price one dollar.
/ September Is. dim
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Silks, Shawls, Dress Goods, Linen
Goods, linens, Dry Goods, cot
tons, Fancy Goods, Albums,
Bibles, Silver Plated
Ware, Cutlery, Watch
es, Sewing Ma
chimes, &c.
These articles TO be sold the uniform price of
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
and not to be paid for until you know what you are
to receive
The most popular and economical method of doing
business in the country.
BY PATRoNIziNG THIS SALE you have a chance
to exchange your goods.
The Smallest ArfcIe sold for ONE DOL
LA az can be exchaS ged f0r IN SILVER
Plated, Eive-SOuti.d evOlvin.
Castor, or your Choice of
large variety of Osher Ar
ticies upon Exchange
List.
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TOBACCO ANTIDOTE,
MARRANTEB to remove all desire for Tobacco
w This great remelv is an excellent appetizer.
parfes the 81 cd, invgorates the system, possess
es great nourlshing and strengthening power, ena-
es the stomach to digest the heartiest ood makes
seep refreshing, and establishes robust health =
Sn,okers and Chet0ers for Sirtg Years Cured
Price, Fifty Cents, post free treatise on the lnJu-
rous effect Of Tobacco with lists OF references testi-
monials, &C., sent free. Agents wanted
Address DR.. 4. r. ABBOTT, Jersey City, N. j.
Sept 49, INV
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Genteel Suburban Residence
FOR SALE!
irst Glass House for Sale,
Land for Sale

THE valuable lot of land on Middle Street, bound
L ed by Franklin and Fore Streets, being the
southerly corner. 1t will be sold on favorable terms.
Apply to WIN. H. JERKS.
aprl8dtf .s Real Els, ate Agent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-05-13
HONOLULU ELECTION.

Tae Committee o. tks SuGieiarx, selected
f-ou tie legislative Asssnbly. 70 whom
-ls referred TIE uZcA-vzEzted petition
4-si.s, the re;z-r Of lie sitting members
fo- Eo,cirlz- hxyinz sat for thrSs eoa<ecz-
Tive 6zys. taking te<lEcay ard hssring IL
gumeo,< % hosh si6e< With no<s Iaud.bls
patience xaE care, hare made an elaborate
4-a exhaustive report, TO ~hieh they have
S,nsxsd very FIJI zoe Of TIE sviisnee Al
5ucs.5 They have arrived zi TIE unanimous
6>cizioz tAzt nooe Of tie charges alleged II
th11 petition lave hesa Sz<sairec. <nG there
ko-s reeo-1ee,3 Il 70 De I.it O. the table /:
z,a tie Eczse, after hearing ths report rad
n s-se1ss, Il ho,h LzsaEsS. vilhoEi cpPO-
sisioa z6cp,ed their zzsgestioa-
50 eds tbs great political nOvsneni,
hs-zlsed - s1ch z0zEiSh Of Iruupe;s, ard
f-oa ~AicA szca iupc-18-t Tesslts ze-s
v-v1ise5, bst 50 rsry little achieved
4 eo.e@por=-! io-ruAl In seea II 70 giys
vzssic1iy 70 so1e ssVsTs, zr5. a ~ think,
zzz.rr=n-zble eonzentz On the subject.
.hsca 6eu.r5 more thar 1 Ue-s psssiug 10
tx E1Ti-z STACKED TIE Ni-sssry, ths
Tssss, IL military, zn3 O1s of TIE IuzpsctC-s.
Z taea azaess< n e1Esooze< shzft against
tA- Co,.zs-tss. Etose ce1f-rzu < sue5ec-s5
70 ths grave I1Pz-.iioa a b=szg NoaIs
a.d Priyy Coa-<iEOr. and Tx Ha5o-ify d
~hsch -ere 50 eAea-iy in sympathy ~irh The
Gove-u-=os Interest AID =Iih tie irean-
-. - -
peez q Any 0Sher secizsoo beng arrived a.
S.cA raIpaele h-szch q p-Ivilsgs a. us
w01.G- sisS~hzrs, X s-nEzriIy dez,t Eiih
~ an Assembly. AZ i,Sea6. re a-tieipa-s3
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Its- i slsczioo Ezr-ers ths GOEerEDeat :
seser-IseS 10 1rzaYj- q ne rights oE iAe
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-05-13

support oi the petition, does net establish
one solitary act on which an election was
ever set aside In the United States. There,
II is well settled law that when there Is no
discrepancy between the number Of ballots
counted out Of the ballct-box and the num-
Der Of voters names rrcoraed by The check
clerk al the POLL . the will Of the people is
held to have been sufficiently ssoerisiued;
and nothing shor, Of positive and distinct
proof that intending voters for the defeated
candidate, ouiuumheriug the numerical ma
iority Of the returned members, worc pre-
vented by unfair means from casting their
ballots, will suffice TO vitiate an election, even
wfvn i: Is proved thst the conduct Of the
agents of the sitting member has been Illegal.
Improper, or fraudulent
Now in the present case, the number OF
ballots counted cut Of the bsllo;-box exactly
eorresponded with the number on the clerks
cheok-book. and In The absence Of any proof
that p-s sizyls oisctcr was unfairly prevented
ffom voting for the defeated candidates, it
was, Of course, impossible for the Committee
to have lesslly OF honestly arrived at any
other conclusion. All this was fully and
eleSriy explained to the Committee, and sP-
preeisied ey them in making their report
The author Of the article in question still
further expands the base Of his attack by
lsveliug charge against the whole LegislS-
tive Assembly for having referred the Homo
lulu election Petition to the Committee on
the JudiciSry instead Of Select Committee,
as n sSys it ought 10 have been. Now il isa
standing rule cf the House that all petitions
concerning contested elections shall be re-
fe-red 70 the Comusi,te on the Judiciary. ard
We see no rsasou why the Honolulu petition
should have been made an exception to it.
We Are net in the habit OF referring per
sonally 10 members Of the Fourth Estate,
bus ~hen they volunteer to enterthe witness
box 10 sustain their peculiar editorial views
BY their individual testimony, they become
thereby diveSied Of all editorial privileges,
and open 70 public comment Mr.. r. NJ.
Whitney, who gave evidence in support of
this petition, was obliged to admit. on cross
examination. that Sfter the poll had closed,
and before It's result WAS declared, be did
state that, ss compared with New York
election, that OF Honolulu had been Jsiriy
co'sducssS- There are, however, Smoug Us
gentlemen of unimpeSchabie verseity who
heard him state, distinctly, and without any
exception, After the close Of the poll and
when he mSnifestly though, that his party
hSd triumphed, that the election h2d been
conducted with perfect fairness No sooner,
however, was the state Of the poll declared,
than fair became instantly foul, corrupt And
seSn6zlous,
Under such Circumstances, there can be
litsIe difficulty in forming an adequate es;i-
mate Of the real Intent snd value Of such
broSdeSst eensurs. which Is m4nifesily in I
tended IS diversion. TO pzlIists the Irritation I
naturally resulting from an unexpected but
ve-y signal defeat
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-05-13
Tzu7rr7z DAT, Mox1lT, Nav IL.


Apzably Ees stIeA-N H-H. n Keku-
zzara n tss chair
P7yer b. tie Chaplain Minutes Of pre-
ee3ing dsy read AID approved
PEEIIIOs<.-Nr- Ups Prsss1tsd = petition
fro= Hiio. 2skzaz 70 re1aes the horse tar to
Sffy eentz also fro7 tie sane place, Askfng
that tboss zho ssad thsir children % select
s<hssis nay bs exempt from school tax Re
fs-rsd 70 Cszuiftes On Ei1eztion-
Also, pr1yi1g that the jurisiirfi0n Of the
Pslies g1szies at Hiis nay bs sxte11sd- Re
ksrrsd 70 JzdieiatT Coz U5ttee-
Mr. Hzsels1a presented petition fr0z. Ho-
aslzlz, yr1yi1g f0r An sPPr0FTizfisn q s. GO
% tzId nHrises fer gs1eTsi Pgrpesez 0f
IslL7i r-eiEts Referred &c ceuzittes On
internal IzPr5Es-sen.s-
NJ. Pip P-esssrsi petition hr0n TIE
lsp=rz q Nslskzs- RETIRED &c Sanitary
CozuStses-
REs8LrTIcSz--Er- hsxzeAznzkzla zzFe
nssiee & blI = rsg1late tie collection Of
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M Marin ossrsz- . rsseiztson hat zzz
4 zoaer hs 1Dproprisssd for tie rse0nstrse-
rssn q ads a. Ea1. Hssaii- I1bied
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tai : Fsss q tasks k< exss1Sed % Her
445ssty, Mrs BssbsP asd Mrs. Dsninis fer
thsir PaErsaags q the eo1ssr1 II KAs&i4has
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-05-13
SUBSIDIES

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the Le-i<aa.z-~ 10 IL Co--I,tee q Coz-
zzoe. Eas s<ez zzss- eozs5ss-zlsoa b-=sa-s
taea s5- sere-zl ezyx A great ssal q e-E-
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z1ss, Eac1lSi.E 4zoze tAe i1,rs-. sbose q
IL 5Oss Prozsas-s b1zz.sss 1s1 & Eo7o
szlz So2s q The scz-s7ezr< ars ssv rAe
prcpo<ed szbzzSy 1ss 500 4Eziszs. IL
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-05-13

VIII -un a. . regular packet bsfrssu Hsna-
lala ami 19ekai, fonching At KaanakaEai
and Pukoo. Fos freight Or passazs aFply 70
the Csptain "a board Of
Ii-sm H. PRREDsRGAsT, Agssfs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-05-13

Salary of Judge of waialua and KoolaulOa,
$500. EWk 81
Salary Judge of Koolaupoko, $500.
of Hanalei and AnaholA, 500.
"a Lihue, 5000.
a.. KoIoa, $500.
.. Waimea, 5000.
The item for stationery, for Police and Dis
triet Courts was reeonsidered and was put
al $500.
Committee rose, report was approved. Bill
passed ID reading.
House adjourned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-05-13
The Jumping Mania


The better 10 illustrate the jumping spirit
among certain portion of our laudlees pop
ulatiOn, shall relate q couple Of anecdotes.
A citizen Of Sacramento two years ago bought
an outside lot in that city, paid for it, had his
deed recorded, and went home to the East
On his return, few months since, he found
his lot fenced in, house built upon It and a
family dwelling 10 the same. He protested
70 the squatter that he owned the lot, pro-
duced ineontestible proofs Of possession, aud
threatened that unless the premises. were i'm
mediately vacated be should 90 % lac about u.
- Go 20 lac and Be d-dln was the cool reply
Of the occupant ~
The original purchaser had paid only 800
for the lot, 20 he sat down with his pencil 10
calculate what the coets would be 10 recover
that which belonged TO himl He found,
after feeling his attorney, taking the risks Of
the suit, Iosing tine, and waiting the slow
process Of the courts, that he would be nearly
8 thousand dollars out Of pocket, and there
fore concluded that he would rather "suffer
the ills he had than nJ to others that be knew
not Of"
The second instance Is told by one Of our
city papers, fhus " Last week weIlknoWh
physician, who owns q fine 5O-yara lot on
Fillmore street, near Jackson, concluded that
IN order 10 make certain that no one should
jump it-ss jumping is rather lively nova
dsys-it would be best 10 build bouse on
il. and put family In possession. The house,
a comfortable tw0-room cottage, costing him
$50, was flashed late on Saturday night, aud
the carpenter, on returning home, handed
the key 70 the man who was 10 OCCUPY the
premises. II was too late for the tenant 10
take possession that night, 50 be waited until
about daybrezk on sunday morningsWbeu
be started out With his household Rods. On
arriving al the premises be was Just a trife
surprised 70 ind that two men, who had been
iouDging about IN the vicinity for days, had
meantime picked the lock Of the door, walked
In and taken possession, and were installed as
ready 10 defend their rights By force and
arms or ia the courts He posted OF to the
P0lice-ofiee, but there learned 10 bis aston
isbmsnt that II vas not ; case for police In
tsrferenee, but for the decision Of . civil
court