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Brighton & Cambridge Cattle Market,
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PRICES

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y,ts uSail 90 NJ ~ - rs q. . third So s.
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l'oorrs; grades q cows. balls, sc eooot..cn.
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ste@rs. stupsro.
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ysAF old, 50 as ItvAr old.. t5aa5.
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YENRs. rmACrIrE

On the trsh,ru-at pf it.~ase' tacid~u, 20 Females.
ba, pisc-d Di.- DOW ~ the bead IT al physicians
maklns such practice sfrrcialtY. and nabivs him
to guarantee speedy aud permanent clrv Ia the
worst cases OF Suppr-stibn and all other Menstrual
is'rsn grrn~nis, from whatever cAusc. Al letter.
90 advice ni't contain g.. Otnce, No. Eadiooit
street Hnttuu
\ n.-n,lri furnished 70 those desiring TO r..
main under treatment.
HIstnn. Jaiy -, 80. 'fy
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ORGANIC VIBRATOR
NJ A Z r I Z ID .

Ia Hebron, Nov. stu. - Ecv. l. L. Gurncy. Rev
Wa n Clsrk. Of Moant vernon, AUD Miss i.aciu
Ia IS Harrnwp. Of Hebron.
In New York CITY, Nov Ia by Rev. Hrnry &
Potter. u. IL. Of airacr thur-I Chs-. A. Bsrry and
M. t1ors r. Cary, dsl xht'r OF f'ste Harlow.
lsg II nnstuu.
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IVA Mrs. Tucker OF Geor.i. hs. writ.
ten life Of Brick Pomcroy. one OF her
sia,eucns puzzles both The Democratic AMI
Republican critics; Eli, ea-s are Tan ~, 80
she observes. and indicate the democratic
element of character
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Com missioner's Notice.

M T.. tue uadcr.gn-H having h.ru appointed
w by the Juigc OF Probit. E,r the County III
oNtnri, % receive anal examine the rh,ms Of th-
CREDITOR. Of JDscpn EIrruW,, lac OF Hebron, 10
SAIL Couai. decreased, whose e.t.,- =. represent.
~ InsnlSen', give spticr TINT SIX mpnths CON
m M he third Mnnd,, ct september. iSSs
have hees ,llo~ei Ca suid creditors tn br,ng "a an
prove their ca'ms, AL tast - - At iegi To- IA.
service asstsucd u. 1t the Dwelling tipus. of on,
a. A'Hrti. 80 sud iIsbrtn "a thu 6s.t N.n,i,y oi
p'-rs inter. SOS, anal the ttirl Monday ut March
lS69 U/ItS MIiLErr,
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II KANkRUPTCY.
In the pstric, Cour, ~ the United staics for The
District uf Maiur

In the District Court of the United states for the
Disuict OF Msinr
In The matter VI Wm. \ ti-Frt.h Rshkrurt -
lhts "a 20 give notice that I-titiun has BEEN
prr~-nt" to thu Court thi- 9Th d. ct October l--
hr "a \ t'~rri.h ~ Backs Ia. IL sltt Dfstrt-t. %
hlUkru 2, praying thar hc laay b. d,cr''! 20 have
tgii dice ir,ui all his debts prush'r at.r IT,
BAHsrupt Act. aud apDa rcaiing -1ib petition, 40
&. orivrrd by the C,art that hvATtag ~ had upon
the same. the 18Th G,y p Dec u5tr. :. -. l-s.>
before tHr Court boz p tart, is ssli pistTse' -
o'clock y. VI ard hAt notice thereof D. gubit- he'd n
ti~ oxford Democrat and 'h- Portland Datly and
Wee iF AdvcTIfyT, uc~ papers priGt.d sai It--
utct oDc- week ipf tTvu successive weeks aIi fist
a.! creditors ~Lu have pro, al tt!T debts aud pthrr
person. IN Interest. may appear a. aid IAN, Iui
place and show cause, N any they have, why taU
prayer OF said petition shouid not o. granted.
Nm. L. FEhBi.E.
Clerk 'fbstrict t,art Tor SAT- District.
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Special Notices.
THE s'IINCK or LIFE,
OR, Sci F.pRE SERvATI

Nss Medical Book. the best Ia t4t sJrli. art
ter hf bf a. " Kaye. Wua las Lad a Yfe 90 -. b.
eurr in ieaiinE with di--afas treated up1n in o..
tsak. tran aug other ityirr rhFsirtas d. treat.
ur1u fus ERRORS 90 Nbt- TH. PRTWATI 80
DECLINE 90 MANHOOD. -EMfNAL WIAK
Mss and al DISEASE ard ABUSES 81 e..
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ing Ts 10 ~ tuHct DC tors eltesp adysf,isiu g
pam hist, but tr8iy sesrflI- ani uIgsr
BY one "a the nIsf learned and popular pRysiciau-
% Zee a.. 81 tifs ytIHE aua nid.ils aE~i suu Is
aF"i1 ulrrtsl ieprrsstpu as n~rvnus 1t+fases pre-.
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I-lgItr medical sbfk tgftfaf Toe S.ieucs 81 tIff
- Nriica' aud Surgical journal
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DEAPNESS
GArARau
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AND eAyGRtS euRED

\ Treatise Deafness. Gatarrh, Consum oil n
y ant cancer their esa-cs means OF speedy ~.
lief aud ultimate care. BY pupil OF tho Aead.my
of Medicine. Paris. sat any Rdircss for 10 Cts.
ORGANIC VIBRATOR
u az. into the ear, Ia SDr ycrcrpttbls, removes
singing noises 10 the h- AL and -aabls- hal psrson,
90 hear di.tiretiy - church and pubilc assemble
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b. adjusted wish thr ease 81 st-otacl--
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Nov. II. I-6s

The subscriber hereby gives Pubhc Notice that
he h'- l~rs IDLY appointed %, tn Ilnnor,b r.
Juagr 1T Probate iyt thc CDu"is OF DNiord. and
assumed the trust Ut tinioiHr.ior u the estate o.
ELENZER DUNiihM. late VI Paris,
-,iI Couaiy. i-cra--,i, hy giytng bpni AZ the
sw difcct.: tie th'rrip'r requests all persons
v hp indebted 10 the estate Of .nd d~crts,d Ia
H,ik" ,innr..,' payment; 1ni thnsr "a hn have
s.s demands ihrr'"n, 60 exhibit ihr SANE to
IHDS. u. BROWN.
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",ri-. wrh.usrl g thc County ,l tiS Iuri. .n
fhs thrf To-. b., .f Nuysr.l.r, ~ 1868
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tate % J.hn rh.mi. Coz. 90 E1ru ,rI. Do
ssfi Count deceased having Ifs-'ai,t be- fret
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Nov. \. ls6-
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h- BE-. been duI, appointed by tn
j. sc Of Probate, flf the Count, ~ o
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'tffInsnt 81
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b. hs- beeh jui, appointed %, ,ne
! 4 g. 81 Probate, iDi thr CUua', IT -
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lt~ directs. tie lD-,rirr ntli..f- d
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msA. unto.,irrr lo,n .nt. nod those
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Commissi onet's Noticc.

Nov IS 1865
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-07-08
AN ACT

To regulate the driving of Cattle and Vehicles
over the bridges Of this kingdom.
BE IT ENACTED, by The King aud the Legisld-
tire Assembly Of the HGraiian Islands in
~ legislature Of the Kingdom assembled:
SECTION l. No cattle, horses, mules, or
asses, exceeding ten in number, shall be
driven over any bridge of Wood or iron in this
kingdom, of ten feet span or more, under the
penalty of fine of not less than one dollar
nor more than ten dollars, recoverable against
the driver or drivers of the same, by prosecu-
ton before any Police or District Justice I;
procided always. that in cases where no other
passage is possible, the Police or District JUS
tice before whom such prosecution is had shall
remit the fine. -1.t1nf -
SEC. 2. No cart, wagon, dray, or carriage,
drawn by oxen, horses, or mules, and no
rider of any horse or mule shall pass over any
wooden or iron bridge in this kingdom, of ten
feet span or more, at pace Gster than a
walk, under penalty of FIVE dollars, reeorera-
bic against the driver of such cart, wagon,
dray, or carriage, or rider Of such horse, or
mule, before any Police or District Justice.
SEC. 3. In the event that any damage is
done to any bridge in this kingdom by reason
of violation of any of the provisions of this
Act, the owner or owners, driver or drivers,
rider or riders, of such cattle, horses, mules,
asses, carts, wagons, drays, or carriages. shall
be liable in damages by suit, at the instance
of the Road Supervisor of the District. recov-
cradle before any Police or District Justice.
SEC, 4. This Act shall take effect and be-
come a law from and after the day of its
passage.
Approved this 2Sd day of June, 1868.
KAMEHAMEHA r.
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AN ACT

To amend Section 7ss of the Civil Code.
Be IT ENACTED, By the King and the Legisld-
tire Assembly IF the Hdicdiian Islands, IN
the Legislature of the Kingdom assemblies
SECTION 1. That Section 7ss of the Civil
Code shall be, and the same is hereby amend
ed, to read as follows, viz
SEC 7Ss. The polls shall be opened by
the Inspectors of Election, and proclamation
thereof made at eight O'Clock in the morning
of the day of election. and shall be kept open
till FIVE o'clock in the afternoon, and no longer.
The electors shall vote by ballot, and each
eector offering TO vote shall deliver mis- ballot
to one of the Inspectors, who, on receiving
such ballot, shall cause the clerk Of the cleo
ton to record the name of the person deliver
ing the same. and shall, without inspecting
the name of the person voted for, examine
said ballot so far only as to determine whether
the same contains more than one ticket,
if it do not, he shall place it in the ballot
box, but if it do, he shall make it man
ifest, and reject the same prouided Glsodys,
that it shall be the privilege of any elector
voting at such elections to enclose his ballot in
a sealed envelope. before delivering the same
to the Inspectors of Election. as hereinbefore
provided, the same being subject to the pro-
visions of Sections 1914. 7e5 and s07 of the
Civil Code. The ballots, after having been
placed in The ballot box, shall RPt be removed
from such box until the same are taken out to
be sorted and counted by the Inspectors.
SEC. 2. This Act shall take effect and be-
come law from and after the date of its
passage. g.
Approved this 22d day of June. 1865.
KAMEHAMEHA R.
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AN ACT
To regulate the sale of deadly nelson's.

BE IT ENACTED, By The King and the Legisla-
tige assembly Of The HdraiiGn Islands, IL the
Legislature of-uhe Kingdom assembled;
SEC. !. No person shall sell or deliver any
deadly poison, except for scientific, medicinal,
or mechanical purposes, nor to any person not
known to the vendor to be careful and we'll
disposed prorided, that sales may be made
to a person not known to the vendor, if some
responsible person known to the vendor will
certify, in writing, that the person desiring to
purchase may safely be entrusted with the
same bat in all cases the vendor shall require
the purchaser to disclose the intended use of
such poison.
SEC. 2. Every person who shall sell or de-
liver any deadly poison, shall keep book in
which shall be recorded the name and quantity
of the poison sold or delivered, the person to
whom twas sold or delivered. and whether such
person was known to the vendor, and if not,
the name Of the responsible person upon whose
recommendation the same was sold and the
certificate of such person shall be preserved.
The said book of records shall at all times be
open to the inspection of the Minister of the
Interior or his agent.
SEC. 3. The box, phial, or other package in
which any deadly poisons shall be sold or de-
livered, shall bear a label containing the word
A." Poison in large letters, both in the Eng
fish and Hawaiian languages, together with
some emblematic' device, to be approved by
the Minister of the Interior, which shall indi-
cate the dangerous character of the article.
SEC. T. Every licensed Physician, Druggist,
or Apothecary, who shall compound, sell, or
deliver any prescription containing any poison
Gus drug, or substance deleterious to human
life, to be used as medicine, shall enter upon
his books said prescription written out in full,
with the date thereof, with his own name APP
pended thereto, or the name of the Physician
who prescribed the same, and the person TO
whom the same was delivered and no such
prescription shall be compounded, sold, or de-
livered. unless the name of the person COM
pounding, selling. or delivering the same, or
the name of the Physician prescribing the
same, be appended to the prescription in full,
and every such prescription shall be preserved;
and said hooks and prescriptions shall be sub
ject all times to the inspection of the Minister
of the Interior or his agent.
SEC. 4. Any person violating the provisions
Of this Act shall forfeit a sum not exceeding
one thousand dollars for each offense.
Approved this 23d day of June, 1865.
KAMEHAMEHA R.
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Respecting the duties of Commissioners of
Rights of Way.
BE IT ENACTED, By tke King and the Legis;a-
tire 4ssen5ly of the Haraiian Islands, IN
the Leyisi0sHre Of the Kingdom assembled;
SECTION 1. No person shall act as Commits
sioner Of Rights of Way. in the determine
ton of any controversy. in the result of which
he shall have any interest, or in which any
person may have an interest. who shall have
business connections with such Commissioner.
SEC. 2. Whenever any vacancy shall occur
in the Board of Commissioners of the Rights
of Way. as provided for in this Act, the re-
naming members of the Board shall immedi-
ately inform the Minister of the Interior of
the same, who shall thereupon appoint some
other person to act in the place of such dis
qualified Commissioner in the adjudication of
the controversy.
SEC. 8. This Act shall become law from
and after the date of its passage.
Approved this 22d day of June, 1868.
KAxEHAMEHA r.
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AN ACT

! To amend an Act entitled IAN Act to repeal
Chapter 10, of the Civil Code, and to regu-
late the Bureau of Public Instruction"
approved January 10th, 1865, by adding
Sections % (A). 20 (B), and &c (c), after
Section 26 in said Act.
BE IT ENACTED. By the King and The Legisia-
tire Assembly Of the Hd'ooiidn Islands, in
The Legislature Of tie Kingdom assembled:
SECTION l. That the Act to repeal Chapter
| 10 of the Civil Code, and to regulate the
Bureau Of Public Instruction, approved JAN
uary 10. 1865, be, and the same is hereby
amended, by adding thereto. after Section 20
in said Act, the following Sections, viz I: Sec
tons 20 az. 20 (B), 26 tc), so that the same
will read as follows:
SEC. % (A). The scholars in the Govern
ment schools shall be supplied by their parents
or guardians with the books and stationery
requisite for their use.
SEC. 90 ~. In case any scholar shall not
be furnished by his parents or guardians with
such books and stationery, he shall be sup
piled Herewith by the School Agent of the
District, who shall be authorized to pay for the
same out of the school funds of the district
SEC 90 (c). The School Agent shall in
form the Tax Collector of the District of the
names of the scholars supplied with books
and stationery. as provided in the last proceed
ing section. and the amount expended for
each, together with the name of the parent
or guardian who should have supplied the
same, and the Collector shall add such amount
to the school tax of such parent or guardian,
for the next year, and collect the same, unless
such School Agent shall be of opinion that
said parent or guardian is unable to pay the
amount thus expended for books and station
cry so supplied. in which case he may remit
the whole, or part thereof, as may be just.
/. SEC. 2. This Act shall take effect and be-
come law from and after the date of its
passage.
Approved this 22d day of June, 1868.
KAMEHAMEHA r.
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BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

To authorize the Minister Of the Interior to
take possession Of certain real estate, in
HONOLULU, for the use Of the Honolulu Water
Works.
BE IT ENACTED, BY the King, and as Legisla-
tire Assembly Of the Hdi7aiidn Islands, IN
the Legislature Of the Kingdom assembled;
SECTION l. The Minister of the Interior is
hereby authorized and empowered to enter
upon, and take possession of, and hold. for the
use of the government, such land, real estate,
and property in the City Of Honolulu, as may
be required for the laying of pipes. in connec-
ton with the Honolulu Water Works.
SEC. 2. Compensation shalfbe made to all
parties from whom such land, real estate, and
property is taken, as provided in Sections 2,
3,-<ss- 6 and of g an Act to authorize the
Minister of Interior to take possession of
Whatever land and water may be required for
the use of the Honolulu Water Works" ap-
proved on the 18th day of August, 1860.
SEC. 3. This Act shall take effect from and
after the date of its passage.
Approved this 2Sd day of June, 1868.
KAMEHAMEHA R.
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AN ACT

To indemnify the Minister of Finance.
Whereas, it appears from the report Of the
Minister of Finance that the sum of six
Thousand dollars tSe,000) has been advanced
to the proprietors of tie steamer KiiaHeo,
to be repaid from an anticipated subsidy !;
and
Whersas, it likewise appears that there has
been paid to Her Majesty Queen Dowager
Kalama the sum Of two thousand i've hun
dred dollars (s2, 500) and
Whereas. it appears that said amounts were
paid after careful consideration by order of
the Cabinet Council and
Whereas, the Minister Of Finance has request
ed bill indemnifying those legally resPon-
sible, and discharging them from further
liability on account Of the aforesaid expen-
ditures now, therefore,
BE IT ENACTED, BY the King and the Legfsfa-
tire assembly of the Hasoaiion Islands, in
the Legislature Of the Kingdom assembled:
SEcrrox l. The Minister of Finance and
all others legally responsible are hereby in
Identified and discharged from all liability on
account of the expenditures above mentioned,
and that the accounts Of the Finance Depart
ment be adjusted accordingly.
Approved this I'D day Of June, 1865
KAMEHANEKA r.
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ANEcDorE OF THE KING OF PRUssIA.-
In the Paris Figaro Mr Wolff "a Prus-
sian, by the way) relates the following
anecdote. quite Characteristic of his Prus-
sian Majesty: 1.-The King had forbidden
the Prussian officers in garrison at Rastadt
to gamble at the Baden tables. but more
than one of them was often to be found
in private dress among the group Of
players. One night Prussian officer
risked a sovereign on the rouge. He won,
left the two pieces. then eight, and was
about to draw his sixteen sovereigns,
when he perceived King William in front
of him. What torture for a sub-lieuten-
ant, to see sixteen golden pieces before
him, and not dare to touch them The
rouge continued to win, and the heap Of
gold having exceeded the maximum, the
croupier cried out, How much on the
.heap?' The officer, pale and trembling,
had not the courage to reply; with one
eye he looked at the King, and with the
other at his gold. How much on the
heap? again shouted the croupier. At
this moment the King of Prussia came
round the table, and tapping the lieuten-
ant on the shoulder, said to him, with
that bonhomie characteristic of his Ma
jesty, Come, take up your money and
make yourself scarce before your superiors
meet you 1t is hardly necessary TO say
that the officer did not want to be told
twice. Some time afler. the King re-
viewed the garrison at Rastadt, and per-
ceiving the lieutenant. made signs TO him
to approach. Sir. said King William, i
caused you 50 lose some money the other
day in interrupti1g your game. The rouge
won three times after you left. You may
draw the difference from my private ex-
chequer, but beware that you do not COM
mence again
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RAILWAY & CO.,
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TYPHOID FEVER.

This disease is not only cured by
Dr.. Railways Relief and Pills, but pre-
vented. If exposed to it, put one tea
spoonful of Relief in a turnbler Of
water. Drink this before going out in
the morning, and several times during
the day. Take one of Railways Pills
one hour before dinner, and one on
going to bed.
If seized with Fever, take to 6 Of
the Pills every six hours, until eopious
discharges from the bowels take place;
also drink the Relief diluted with
water, and battle the entire surface Of
the body with Relief Soon power
full perspiration will take place, and
you viii feel pleasant heat through
out the system. Keep on taking Relief
repeatedly, every four hours, also the
Pills. A cure will be sure to follow.
The reliefis strengthening, stimulating.
soothing, and quoting; it is sure to
break up the Fever and to neutralize
the poison. Let this treatment be fol.
lowed, and thousands will be saved.
The same treatment IN Fever and Ague,
Yellow Fever, Ship Fever, Bilious
Fever, viii effect cure in "a hours
When the patient feels the Reliefirrita-
ting or heating the skin, cure is posi-
tive. In all cases where pain is felt
the Relief should be used.
Relief so cts; Pills rs cts. Sold
by all Druggists
See DR.. Railway S Almanac for 1868
For sale by
Crane q Brigham, San Francisco,
R. H Mcdonald q Co, San Francisco,
Justin Gates q Bro, Sacramento,
And BY an Druggists and Country
III Msrehants. ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-07-08
AN ACT
day of June, 1868.
KAMEHAMEHA R.

To establish the Compensation of Represent
tatives.
BE IT ENACTED, By the King, and the Legisla-
tire Assembly Of The HapaiiaR Islands, IN
the Legislature Of the Kingdom assembled
SECTION 1. The compensation of the Rep
resentatives of the people is hereby established
at two hundred and fifty dollars for each
session.
SEC. 2. This Act shall take effect accord
ing to the provisions of the Constitution.
Approved this 24th day of June, 1865.
KAMEHAMEHA R.