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The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16

NEW POSTAGE SrAMPS-The PostmaS-
ter-GeneraI has Just awarded the contract
for the supply Of stamps TO the depart
msnt for the ensuing four years to the Ma
tioual Bank Note Company Of New York
The new stamps will be somewhat smaller
than th0se At present in use, but they are
Of 4 superior style and finish. with nov
city IN design The two cent stamp con-
tains 81 engraving Of = post-b0y on horse
hack in full speed The three cent stamp
has locomotive under full head Of steam,
the great carrier Of our domestic service.
The five cent stamp contains head Of
Washington The ten cent stamp, the
finest Of all il design and execution, has 4
miniature engraving Of the Declaration Of
Independence, executed with such deIiea-
ey and precision, that the picture suffers
nothing under the m1guifying glass The
twelve cent stamp has an OCEAN steamship,
and the thirty cent stamp has finely eI-
eeuted sngrzEing Of the surrender of Bur
guyne- When it Is considered that over
a miIIiou stamps are Issued daily, the i'm
portanee Of this contract Is at once evi-
dent--ErsAaAgs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16

MArsSSU AFFECTION OF rHE WHALE
The maternal affection Of the whale, which,
n other respects Is apparently a stupid
animal. IS striking aud interesting; the
cab, being i1Sensihle to danger, is easily
harpoousd; when the tender attachments
Of the mother Is so manifested rs not uu-
frequently to bring her within reach Of the
whalers- Hence, though ! cub IS Of little
value, seldom producing above ! ton Of oil,
and often less, yet it Is sometimes struck
as i s1are for It's mother. In this case she
joins it at the surface Of the water. when
ever It has occasion to rise for respiration
encourages it to swim of assists its fight
by taking it under her fin. and seldom de-
serts 1t while life remains She is then
dangerous to approach bat affords IRE
quens opportunities for attack. She loses
al regard for her own safety in anxiety
for the preservation of her young; dashes
through the midst Of her enemies despi-
ses the danger that threatens her; and
even voluntarily remains with her offspring
after various attacks on herself from the
harpoons Of the fishers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16

MENTAL nowxRs OF IKE TWO SsxSS-rhe
question a. to the aiterent Intellectual ca
reeities ara tslents % man and woman has
6esn frvQacntly sgitSted. and Il seems 10 Be
deelaed that Ia reSt respects tAese - an
equality Of mental poweg. and that IN 9aiek-
nesS Of apprehension and accuracy q as
erinalnatioE, women generally excel Iheir
Imagination Is pot surpassed ey the other
sex. nor Is their Judgment less 70 sc depend
Cd % In cases where they have had expert
enee and fall opportunity 70 compare.
Fer In most cases, Judgment Is but another
name for assss, and IN taste, a. well a. In
Imagination. Womcn hare long BEEN allowed
the highest NEED II prsisc. But they also
make rapid prccrcSS IN SfndieS, which require
something more than taste aud Imagination.
They are equally capable Of attention a. the
other sex, and their memory Is also equally
retcntivc. In the study Of grammar and 10
aeQairiny knowledge Of languages, they
succeed altogether Is well As mens and
their compositions on most subjects may be
justly pronounced eQrally pure aud elegant
when compared with those OF the masculine
pen In metaphysics aud mathematics, their
Trophies have not been 50 great Bat il may
Be said perhaps that they have not pat forth
any efforts In these departments. And IL
may oe A. web that they should not. for 9TH
er aud Indispensable duties seldom allow
them the leisure for such severe application.
II l11t - = l@CStOl N1CtoCr t1Ctr delicate
constitutions woald DC equal to such long
and close Investigations as those studies NJ
Quire- Teere IS little aoeot that they have
sufficient mental strength and eapaeirv. As
in the frame and the duties, SO iherr seems
to be also difference In the studies apprS,-
pirate 10 man aud 20 woman II Is prsuper. no
doubt. that the distinction should Dc Kept
up IN thSir education aud thsir literary labors
Most branches Of knowledge, and mos; de-
partments Of science are common 10 both,
since both have equal capacity for advances
In them But the more abStruse and recon-
dite sciences may well Be exclusively for the
pursuit Of m2n, while most thzt are useful,
and all that are ueecSSSry, pleasant aud i'm
proving may be probably cultivated by wo-
man as well Ss BY man. II formerly there
were any doubt on this subject. the present
ags has given many proofs 10 remove IT,
IL : proper for young ladies TO study the
principles Of ethics and moral philosophy,
for every accountable being should be made
TO understand the difference between the
right and wrong Of actions The conscience
or moral sense Of every one Is in some meas
ure guide and judge in this respect. but
like other faculties should be cultivated and
may be improved Our perceptions may be
rendered accurate and less likely to mislead
Us BY careful observations, and our diserimi-
nation more Just and useful in settling all
questions in morals. In the various relation
OF society and in the changing circumstances
OF life, Il will be important 70 decide cor
rectly, to satisfy ones own mind as well as
10 avoid giving lust occasion Of offence
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16

BCDGET CT TEz SoETH GEzHAx Coz
FEDEzaEIox-Ths budget Of the North
Germz1 Consideration for 1863 shozs 4
total estimated expenditure for that ysar
of 7z.734.s01 thzIeFss as compared with
72I5s743 thalers far Ie6s- The fixed
and permanent eIpenzes are o1ly g 663,
6l7 thalers Eov 1868, a. compared e9O0l,
I64 thzlers f5r leee The extraordinary
expenses for 1e6s are estimated It 900,
"a tLziers, Instead of $50 thsIers IN
lee The total federal receipts ~ 1859
are estimated at 50,A777,743 tkzleEz- The
defeit-shich rzszlts vii have 70 Be co7sE-
ID By eoatrib1tioa q ell the Conssder-
ate States the proportion q each being
hIed sccnriing 70 the amount d tt pop
ulzfion
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16

ELECTRIC SAFETr LocK.-NM Duve and
Lemaire, Of Paris. two young mechanics, have
invented new system Of safety-lock- The
key OF the proprietor can open the lock with
out ringing the bells placed in the apart
ment anywhere about the house, or at any
distant locality; but if 4 false key be intro
dneed, Jenny or any other piece OF
metal, the bells are set going as long as the
pieee is applied. This Is effected by the dis
posSl OF the several tumblers with regard TO
small lever which completes the battery
circuit when elevated When all the tum-
oiers are lifted simultaneously, as by the
master key, the lever Is not raised and no
alarm i given; but If one, or two, or three
be lifted, the alarm lever Is raised and the
ringing takes place II the burglar, know
Ing the mechanism Of the lock, trys TO force
the lock plzte by any Of the usual burglars
Instruments, as soon As the metal Is attempt
cd 10 be wedged in, the ringing commences.
A WOMAN in Vienna IS realizing fortune
BY means Of trained goldfinehes that draw
Numbers from : bowl Policy aud lottery
players attach great prestige TO this humbug
and pay fabulous prices for the numbers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16
Supreme Court.

In the matter Of the bankruptcy Of VIM. Ryaz.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
~ that William Ryan. lately doing business
in Honolulu as a Trader. has been this day
duly ordered adjndgcd aud deerced oy tie
Hon. Alfred 5. Hartwen. Justice 81 the Su-
preme Court, bankrupt. upon his own reti-
ton. All persons owing debts 70 the said
Ryan. or holding any property belonging 10
him, are hereby ordered 20 pay O. sarrcndcr
the same 10 the Marshal Of the Kingdom. ani
all creditors are hereby notified to appear be-
fore the Hon. Alfred 5. Hartwell. al his cham
bers in the Court House, Honolnlu. on WE'D
NESDAY. the seth Of Dec. next, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, for the purpose Of prazing their claims.
L. MccULLY. Clerk.
Honolulu. Nov. 80. lstS.-ls-at
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16

REsTIxs HEzxLz PzzTzzTD--Iar1 or
any ki1d Of zrsase entirely fee from saIt
VII shEt cut ~ and moisture both of
which aFe ESSENTIAL 70 oxidation 8r rust
ing AEEtie rssia melted with L4rI makes
the best cnating k1r Al kinds ct H1n and
ztsei sE1rfIrss- Il caa be rahhef On tzhle
knives and E5rxz, snd other i1s instr1-
uenrz. and then mostly wiped al stiI IeaE-
T1g en0ugh Go prsssft the surface The
rusi1 prevents rzncidisF Ct the Lasi- and Z
F-zesf 4 prstsefian- This mixzarz : cheap,
and g1od Esr Ptsaglsharzs, and al farm or
mechanical implements Ct ir5a CT steel
Two CO thrse GazEes CT E6re Ct rusin mz5
Be sd.isl to 4 pound df Ea-d
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16
RocK-BogIss WITH D1axoxDs.-Au i'm

ROcE-BogISG WITH DAMoSDs.-An in
pFoTement IN the Construction Of diamond
drills for ruck-boring purposes has been IL
tr0dEeed BY the Windsor CO. 81 Machine
Company, which consists IN setting the
diamonds 80 as TO form solid driH-head,
cutting the full sizs Of the hole, instead Of
arranging them IN 4 ring As usual The
drill ( worked By 9 small oseillAting steam
engine, connected with the driIl-carTiags.
Ii L stated that 500 feet have been bored
IN granite. marble and quartz, With one
drilEheadr without the slightest appreeiA-
bic wear IN the diamond pointz-B- T. J.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16
sraL AND JOE

Come. asar si.i egursis. yvu azit
U1 sesa, an aezr een ,s,Ss gone w.
ras sainiag alys 1sea IN vzs ass,
All al ~.s origas VA norsiag 4s--
ms .sasrs iays n ssng ~
When yca -srs El'7 1a,i I WIS Ioe.
Your li1zse mas 1aEut ---
P-gzsl ~ a cscksr~i's -z-ii-ss s1ils
Aa1 uui-e - brisf s7rsnssix ussr
A. rs.n ogSa4at-rs raekiss NAV
To-Day. Old a-isa,l r-uisnbsr sts-l
rAzs an I,e Azl yoG ~ BIZ
rSgsvs WIN sas yrsaz ~VFaf's sHvasa Frizs.
And s-zasi wa hvk n p~0pis's eyes,
VIA L. .. y Aaa L Id
IN bi., srzrs lssserS. ar ~ So
Your ast. Oil sllq~ "a rass gs,-
E1x 80 ygu. Elns XIV are wa. Ig~,
rsu'vs ~ura tas J1sis,-'s srniasi rV6ss
Tga'vs sszyaS yg1r name - hilf tae gi,1as.
Tu'vs sung sla1ksa,i i.atAisss ss-zizs
Tsuavv sla,is IA dad past live again
ne wgrisi nay al you xhas 4 VII.
BsIt ygu All ars Joe AMI BIZ
The caaliing yuuas slizs Stare zs,l Szg,
See tissse cid buffers. bent All <-sy-
rhsy Az fifa s.ligws n their sssHs,
NEs.l Posr sii eegs, liars vhar Il means
And sAaks taslr beads. tasg Hssls know
The sAru61lls, hea-ss # BIZ and joe,
HgE Bill firsgas iis hgar u rriie.
While -ss sits smiling BY lis siies
XIV Jss- IA spi1s; II aalr's ii=.uise.
Finds LIZ I'D scaooilunts IA his ewes
FAGse essllu- stern eyes saAf B1e-r a.il 81
And joe b,oRs saaiis up az 5ll
Al. ps1siEe schaiar- ~aa- Is silne
A irfsfi slngls II lsaPIzg aaass
A gtbiy wairIwiai-s sekls s1st.
rhas LIS PinsA II morszl lzsss
A ass shurs ysaEs 41d VIM Cal show
Whica inst WIS siI al,I which vas JQs,
The weary 5f1i takes his sand
Eili,is gur In bruisst aad ACHING hand
Whils srpizy taoGsssa,,s eunis Az,i 81
HsE van K sesHis, TINS empty snow
tn al ar 1ne- his pulses rlrls
'rts Poor cd Jge's = God bless you. Bill
And shall We breathe IN happier spheres
The alIuas that pleased cur aInrtlI sars.
In SINE sweet ialI II harp and sung
Eor sarra-5orn sparirs none ~ lung,
Just wizpsring " the vurhf hssiuw
where rms was BIZ, and sAas vas -0ef
NJ maErars while. cur hume b here
W sounding Hazns Ii half 80 d-ars
When tniss AZ LingtA eHr lill.esri1., tIy,
who c-lrgs shat 1cmV0us raHDss1nsz say2
Read IN The heats thas love Us stil.
Eis l,fest Jle. Isie l,ncss Bill
-sfiaaelr h0n1ilyl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16
Supreme Court of the Ha-
waiian Islands.

William NJ. wnhcr. IS. Phoebe r. wlher.
WHEREAS, the Complainant in
w the above entitled cause has floi = Re
tition unto the Hon James W. Austin. justice
Of the supreme Court, praying for = decree Of
divorce from his wife. the defendant aforesaid.
on the ground Of wilifnl desertion without
cause. Of the said defendant. for three success.
sive years. Now this Is to notify the said
Phoebe I. Wilber to appear before the Hou.
james W. Austin At his chambers in the Coari
House. Honolulu, on WEDNESDAY. the soth
day Of JANUARY. 1859. at 10 o'clock. A, NJ.
at which time viii be heard the petition afore-
said. WM. HUMPHREYS,
Deputy Clerk supreme Court.
Honolulu. Sent. .. fS6S.-s5-im
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16
FAMILY DRUG STORE
=. VI. SMITH 4 CO..


HAvE RECEIVED PER LArs ARRrT-
IL as. SsE Asso-r7szs VI przgs szd
hs,keinez-
Szzlz' Sa-sapz-iiia- rgEr<sn{ d.,
Avsrs' TO-. B-iseaf's d.. SAaksrs' a..
R5os d.. Ayes Cher-E Pseo0rzl.
Bzlssa ssr tas Lazgs. B4lsa= q Wa4
Cherry. Erpoph0sphis<s of Lime >oda-
cgnpazzi EIr-zes u BlehH, CzPsalss,
Ehsru's Ex-r.es. C-sssuazs >Feriie.
Piilz zzi os1taeass. * EarigGs kzads,
Lialrsnss. PiaSczrs. Pecoy-1l Frn 4s1surs,
Sq0zgss, H1nsa-s Tea. Lfiy VINE.
F1nir.-ias P1<tifs. rrussss-
: T. Cocks Si7zl-s. Nipple >hzeilss-
Lzhi1's zai Pizazf's Exr-zeszs
T1ilse Ar1cies. LIP S4lgs.
IaasltDle Pea<Eis- = View IavSnttea-
Esir Esszs-srs s7f Dr~ssizscs-
SEr;zgss, Leechess stc-- sfe-. ctr
Drz=s OF all kinds.
cgrusr sf Fsrs and Eseel strsess- Il-sf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16
Supreme oourt.--In Probate.

In the matter Of the prccf Of TIE VIII OF
James +. Chapman. late DECEASED.
DROPER application having been
II made 70 the Honorable Alife9 ;. Hart
we'll. Justice Of the Supreme Court. 81 Wm.
L. 1rccn and J. W. Austin. Cor probate q tie
win Of James &. Chapman. late of Houalala.
oaha. deceased. Notice Is hereby gircn -
all persons whom Il may concern, that WED
NESnAl. the seth day Of Dec. last. At 10
o'clock in the forenoon, Is day and hour
all objections that may be offered thcrcto. a
the Court House in the town OF Hoaolnls.
l.. McCULLY.
Clerk Of Supreme Coart.
Honolalu. Dec. LIST. lS6S.-i6-5t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16

IN COKsEQUEscE Of the dsath
Il Of 7. II. Marshail. Administrator Of the
Estate Of Kokai, late u Koios. Kauai. tie
undsrzigned has been appointed kezinisira-
tor upon said Estate, add requests that al
debts due said Estate BE- Immediately paid,
and all claims against said Estate be present
ID, 20 that the Affairs Of said Estate nay h
wound up a. soon ~ possible.
D. x FfFR,
Administrasor Of Estate Of Kokal.
EaEilisih, Nov. 30, 1s6s.-47-Im
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16
TaEMErEors.-Tts Gold I'm lNsrada

TEE METE0Ez-Tks Gold Hill fSeTzdzj
Sszrs- OF SST- I4ths says:
This morninz. between l2zld foicIOck
the grandess metsoEic shower ever seen
IN this state occurred and al Who Eifnez
=sd & express the greatest admiration d
It's uzgniScenee- Quite large party va
given at Fort HOMESTEAD, God Hill and
al its participants viewed and admired the
mysterious visitation TIE fyiuz 1sets-
orr kept Up their nocturnal ill1niHafions
far four hoars. and hundreds Ct them eould
be seen. eouet-Hke, flying throagh endless
spacs"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16

AT fashionable h0teI up the Hudson
river, where It i said 10 be almost impos-
sibls FOX ordinary nlortaIs TO procare edi-
bles for the support Of life, a gentleman
quietly pat 4 two dollar bill under his glass
the result vas capital dinner IN half an
hoar- Thsn- turning 10 the waiter, said,
-Ah- thank y0Gi you've waited On q very
veil mich obliged to yoav and cody put
the bill back into his pocket, mich to the
dizgust Of The Eaiter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16

TESTIMONIALS
We the undersigned. Masters, have
used Sichels Co.'S Hard Bread for the past
four years, and ind 1t superior to any We have
had in san Francisco For the past two sea-
sons We have taken their Bread exclusively,
and DO eheerf1Ily recommend it as the best
for long sea service that We have used on this
coast
fSignedl
jas r HUSTISG, Master Bark Fanny,
n B. Wne0x, Master Bark Massachusetts,
W. y BkRSEs, Master Bark EEgenis,
L " HEREyDEEs, Master Bark Helen Mar,
D. r REAsER. Master Ship Florida,
H Co0rT, Master Bark Harrison,
A WHELDos, Master Bark John Rowland,
and others.
SAs FEAscIsco, Nov. 81, 1865.
Ny owners have been using Nichols L Co.'S
Hard Bread for the past three seasons and can
recommend II a. being A No. Ito keep on
beard ship eighteen n0nths-also that it i a.
crisp and good At the end Of that tine a. when
first pat On beard
ABRAHAM ". PIERCE,
Agent for swift 1 Allen, n. B.
ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT.
Honolulu, Oct 1s6S--3s-3m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16

Szz1x1. the Przsiieut q the Spanish
Pr1vizi1Gal GoTzrnneut- zzs tziez eziIed
and Vas o1cs n hieh personal klTor With
the V0IaPt1o1s csseeu h has aszistsd y
materially n detkr1aings
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16
Licenses Expiring in Dec. 1868.

DETAIL, HonolnIu-E AadeEisT 7th,
II "a Sehaefer and CO 10th, z HcKstbin
Istk, z Chapman fTfb, P Hsghes zIsf,
c Brsziz sIst- Fsiazzs-Isnz H 18th.
EaaIasa-Isi Ezn CO "a. H1wAH-Hs-
nzznaz, RfEes sth Ksiazloe, PsEz Hs1z
tn, Ke4zksa, P3s ekzn IA, Ksna, P4sz
Hs1T STA, HTIs, Hsrai 4 sSn 9th, Waishins,
Hszpz 24th, Halszs, Al Nan I4th. NAL
Lah1iza, Al Chs1z I8fb, Wailaku, An Ching
IA NoLsKkE-Kzlaasks, z EsEts1 18th
Wholesale, HeEslzls-I Bartlett
Retail spirits, Hsnelsls-R Giililzzd 9Th
TiefuaIling, Hs1oi1lE-La1 Gin 18th,
Al kin Istk-
Butcher, HsnoIalu--C Bosnhsldt z1st-
HoEse, Ho.slsis-Eo g., Lokana eth, 20
a. HeIeaa ia, No IS, EsaoIs Ieth-
Boat, Honslzl1-Es 9, Pa Kaahfsi 5ISt.
L.hzfna-A KeHsz1 IT'D
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16
Notice to Taxpayers

In ne District Of Ksna, Henoiuiu, oaha-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ all persons IN the nbsFs distries whose
taxes are not paid before the last day Of De-
esnabsr, 1868, vii Be proceeded aesinst &C.
eosding % Law.
0fhes open every day ffsm the zlst 70 he
5ist q Dsesmber.
GEO. Il, LUCE.
1az-colleetor fcr dil4ict q Koaa-
Hsnel1lp. Dee. 9Th, lsos.-l7-lm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16
r. z. z.
9 0
CCr q
10 0

OF DEATHS, that annually
occur, are caused BY Prevent
able Diseases. and the greater
portion Of those complaints
would, if Railways Ready Re
lief or Pills, (as the -ase may
require, were administered
when psin or measlness or
slight sickness L experienced,
be exteFminated from the sys-
TEN IN a few hours. PAIN, no
matter from what cause, Is
almost instantly cured by the
Ready Relief IncaSes OF ChO-
lera, Diarrhoea, Cramps, Spasms
Bilious Cholie, IN fact all Pains,
Aches and Iufirmities either IN
the Stomach, Bowels, Bladder,
Kidneys, or the Joints, Muscles,
Legs, Arms, Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Fever and Ague, Head
sehe, Toothaehe, &c, viii IN
FEW MINUTES yield 10 the
soothing influence Of the Ready
Relief
suit.n Colds. Coughs, Infu.nza. Dip
iberia, EoarseG,.ss, Sure Throat, ChilIs, Fever
snd Ag1e Nzrvurial Pans. Scarlet Fever
&C. Sc, take rum fuIr 70 siZ * Railways
Pills and also EL1s i usnspoonfI u the
Eza,fy Eeii,=f n 4 IiaSs Of Earm Ea1sr sweet
enei win sg-zIr gr honey battle the zhruaE,
head AMI chest with Esaiy Relief L Agus
or IuteruiEsznt Fever, baLhe the sPile Ilsoi)
u the morning Eg1 VII &c cured
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16

E100 G5rins have Eeez eolIsetsd Esr tie
zz1zzzz1t that 3 % be srzetsd 70 TIE nez-
CRY & the hfs E0peToF Hazfnzlia1, Il
IrsestE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16
RAILWAY g. CO.,
81 Maiden Lane, New York
TYPHOID FEVER.

This disease L not onIy cured By
Dr. Railway Relief and Pills, but pre-
vented If exposed 70 L, put one tss-
spoonful Of Relief n ! lumber Of
water. Drink this bef1re going OUT N
the morning, and several tines d1rug
ths day lake ons Of Railways Pills
one hour bef1re 6nner, and one On
gung 70 bed
II seize,i with Fever, take 4 70 8 Of
The Pills every 81 hours ud eopioQz
discharges f-un the bowels take place ;
also drink the Relief d1uzsd with
water. and baHhe the entire surfsee Of
the body With Belief Soon = power
fl perzpEalCu VII take place. and
you VIII feel pleasant heat through
cut the system Keep On taking Relisi
rzpeats,fIy. every fur hnGrs. also the
PlIs. L eUs VII be srs % f1l1E.
The EeLzf nssrerzrhenins, szin1la1nZ,
sOathi1.z and qGe@g- L Is SURE u
break Up he FsFsr and u nsZ-rzllzz
tie poIson- Let tins treatment be f5I-
loved and thousands VII be saved
he sane treatment n Fever and 4zus,
Yellow Fever, Snip Fever, Bilious
Fever, VII eEacz q eus N "a hours
When the patient feels the Relief mira-
ting on heatiag the skin. cure Z posi-
TIVE In al eases where pan : fix
the RsEef should be used
q ReEef 50 eszi PEs IS csz sok
b al Druggists
sssDE- R4fE1y's Almanac nE less
For Sale by
zezaaEra1 4 ce- San Fr-a<1.<s,
Crane = Brf<h.m- San Fr.1<tsss.
n h M<Dszal4 . &c, saa Przzets<s,
Jzszz. 6as<s . BEs. sae-aaeass,
Ana ~ an Dr-zsssss and cs-ntr5
n Mere ats- ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16
BREAD
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS con.
Il stantly on hand and for sale
Medium. Navy and Pilot Bread,
From the Celebrated Steam Bakery of
Campbell & Co.,
TESTIMONIALS

CLats NICHOLS col san Francisco, which
be oilers for sale at the lowest market rates.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16
NOTICE!

DURIEG NY ABsEsCE FROM THIS
IL Kingdem, r. n. HARRIS viii set fsr
ne asdsr Poser u Attorney.
4I-In i'm. SMITH.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
Administrators Notice.

FfNug UNDERSIGNED. AnMINtsTRA-
il TORS Of the Estate q the late 7. II.
Marshal. laf MalamAla. Kanai. hereby give
Notice 70 all persons having claims srssnsi
said Estate 90 present them. and an ewing
said Estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment to US. u. X. FIFE.
]. STUnBLEREEN.
uawiliwai. Nov. .. issS. sl-im
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16
Pia! Piai

A SMALL LOT. OF SUPERIOR QUAIL
II ity. For Sale by
assn BOLLEs 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-16

Die NC, WATER, BOSTON. SODA.
Il WAFER, ASSORTED, JENNY LIND
CAKES. Por Sale By
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Pearl Barley.
Cotton Canvas.

TE TWO GALLON DRMJOHSs.
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Crackers in Tins.

A MEXICAN MANUFACTURE. For Sale
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Japan Tea |!

A SMALL LOT OF THE BEST QUAIL
u ties, in papers For Sale By
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Fresh salmonl

rs ONE AND TWO POUND TINS, PROM
Il Columbia River. A Splendid Article.
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ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT.
Hsnolala, Oct 1s6s--ss-sm
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-11-07

The Presidential election has resulted
IL the overwhelming defeat Of The Do.
mocrscy. Gen. Grant 10 70 DO President
Of the United Snses for Tie next four
years, aud We have got to put the best
faec on the result that II will bear. Since
the October election We have had but it
lie, Il any hope, Of Seymours election,
and consequently are not greatly surpris-
ed at the result ''''''
The only hope the country has is, tho
sleudcr one, that Gen. Grant will raise
himself above the party that elected him.
and dare TO do justice to the whole coun'
Try. The past history Of Grant does moi
altogether discourage the hope. Th'
msgnsniuity displayed as the couqusro'
at Appomstsaz, end the Justice and hon
esty toward the Southern people. exhjhj
ScdiA he report 81 tkssoudiion Of u
sosusern Sasiss. evidences that he hs
much kindly feeling and respect for II
Southern people. Grant always elaine
10 be democrat, has never given in b
adhesion to the Radical party, and va
only nominated by them because Of b
military fame aod popularity. 1t is s'
impossible for Grant to side with ii
Conservative Republicans.