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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-22
CHULAN a BROTHER.
HosoIuLu. Dec. s. 1869

HONOLULU, Dec. s, 1863
GENTLEMEN: lam directed toacknowledg
the receipt of your communication of yester-
days date, touching Chinese Immigration,
and am directed 10 inquire of you how the
Government is to get back the money which
you propose should be advanced, in case
the Chinese immigrants should refuse TO en-
You will remember that you propose to get
the money out Of the employer; now if they
refuse to enter into anybody's employ, or
choose to leave the country, how is their
advance and their passage money to be re-
covered! Again, you say that they should
engage TO whom they please. They will be
strangers in the country: please, therefore,
TO indicate how you propose TO make them
acquainted with persons and places SO
that they could choose intelligently; Who,
by your plan, is to act as broker between
the immigrant and employer, when the i'm
migrant Is unacquainted with the language
OF the country, as well as its customs?
Again, who is TO pay the expense of the
immigrants board and lodging whilst he is
seeking what may appear to him desirable
employment Again, suppose the employer
shall decline to pay the immigrant the wages
he may require, and at the same time pay his
advance and passage money, how do you
propose to oblige him to do it, when the
immigrant is not under contract TO work
any specified time?
have the honor to be your obed't serv't,
CHAs. 7. GULIcK,
Secretary Bureau Of Immigration.
To Aesus. Young SheOng, Chalian and Along.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-22
Wheat.
Pilot Bread.

OREGON PILOT BREAD, ex CAM
" BRIDGE. and guaranteed to be superior
10 any other imported into this market
For sale by
4s-zt WALKER 4 ALLEN,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-22
HoNoLuLu. Dec. 10. 1859.

HONOLULU, Dec. 10, 1869.
To the Hon. The Board Of Immigration:
GENTLEMEN: We have the honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt of your communica-
ton of the sth inst, and in reply, beg leave
to state that the question of Chinese Immi-
grafton is one that We have not sufficiently
considered to be able to report plan in all
its details; nor have We any desire to enter
into this scheme as business.
Any plan, however, which you may con-
slider, and deem our advice thereon Of valne,
we shall be happy to entertain, and give you
all the assistance in our power, as we desire
the advancement of the interests of His
Majesty's subjects, and of our own country
men.
We remain, Gentlemen, your obedient
servants, YOUNG SHEoNG,
CHULAN & BROTHER.
AFoNG.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-22
Supreme Court Of the Ha-
waiian Islands, I'm Probate.

In the matter Of the Proof Before Mr.. Jus
Of the WIN Of JANIS iiee IIarfnsli, in
LoUzADA. deceased. Chamber.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-22

We omit the name of our correspon-
dent, but any one DESTROYS of awaiting
himself of his suggestions, may apply by
letter or in person to us, to be fut in
communication with him. 1t is sufficient
for US to say that be is reliable and in
telligent gentleman.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-11

Coon THING BY SwEExEY.-That I'M
mitigared and irrepressible Fenian
Col. Ed. Sweeney, has done one thing
in his fearful career which rebounds to
his credit He has caused the water
from bis pipes to be conveyed to the
Plaza aud turned it loose to run about
and irrigate the young cortonwoods
This action of Sweeuey's entities him
to the soft side of Purgatory and the
mercy of the Court.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-11

AN ExCCRsIoS ISCIDENT.-We hear
0: a laughable incident connected with
the Sunday railroad excursion train.
Hultz, engioeer on the Governor Dana.
meeting mis- friend Biderman on the
streets at Sacramento OIL Saturday made
a proposition to wager he would be in
harysvilIe, on Sunday, before Blder-
man. The wager was accepted, but
with the unders anding that Hultz was
coming upon the Dana. This was the
Inference, but Hultz intended to take
the same train and "play" his friend.
Everything worked well for Hultz till
the train reached Wheatland. when the
two came together face to face. This
unexpected meeting changed the face
of affair, and Hulrz found his bet was
desperate. The parties separated, but
Hultz was seen to take the engine. As
the engine would reach Marysville be-
fore the passenger cars, Biderman con-
cluded he must get ahead of the engine.
So be mounted the cowcatcher, and rode
thereon into the city, distance of IL
miles-winning the bet. The laugh is
fairly on Sam, who Is now said to be
constitntionally opposed to cowcatchers.
AfPeal, Sh inst.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-11

A CANDIDATE FOR SAN QUESTIS.-
Sheriff McBeth Of Alpine Couty Cal
ifOrnia, passed through our town last
night viii prisoner named VIM Law
Tor, under sentence of seven years hard
labor in the California Penitentiary
The prisoner is a London thief and goes
over "across the Bay just for knock
ing man down, and taking his watch,
coin and all other small things in sight.
II McBeth gets him through All safe, be
will be in luck, for he has already cut
his chains twice, and will probably
watch for another opportunity to do so,
and escape.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-11

HoT.-Yesterday was without doubt
the hottest day of the season. Thin
men-men low in flesh, like Tufy-
hunted the shady side of sidewalks, and
there invoked the refrigerating God to
bestow his frosty favors and cool them
off.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-11

LIKE that audience of Billy Birch s
which was so big that be couldn't get
them into his show-shop, our locals
were SO overpoweringIy numerous, yes
terday, that we couldn't get them into
our overcrowded columns"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-11
THE DAILY APPEAL.

INAUGURATION BALL.-We understand
the members of Curry Engine Company
will give ball on the occasion of the
Inauguration of their new eugine house,
on the evening of the 9Th of July.
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a TIGgR AT LARGE.-A ship arrived
here recently with a novel kind OF
cargo. She had some lions. tigers
several anacondas, and various little
t'ltes of that sort that sorely puzzled
the Custom house authoritirs when
they came to make Il valuation of the
invoice. The Inspectors OF Customs
did not make very close examination,
and passed the lot as all right. BUTT
leaked out several days after, that, while
one of the snakes was alive and very ac-
tive, the balance were dead and stuffed
with valuable silks and laces, that es-
capped tolls, and are now quite out of
reach of the Inspectors. While the
cargo was being Landed, small but
very healthy tiger managed to get
loose, and caused very lively scatter
ing among the people on the end of
the dock, and, as the beast approached
them, some of the atfrighted individu.
ais jumped off and others began to say
their prayers. Some ran up the rig
ging of the ships, and those who could
leave the pier did SO very rapidly. The
animal was secured, after having his
own way for half an hour and fright
ening a good many people, who have
rot yet fully recovered y. \. cor. |
Nay ,, s. T. Bul}etn.
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TIE LARGEST BIBLE IN TEE WORLD.

The late John Gray Bell, of Man
chester, an untiring print collector and
book-hunter, devoted many years to
The illustration of the Bible by insert
ing in Mscklin's folio edition above
] 900 original drawings and photo
graphs, and 10 900 engrayings, with 800
specimen leaves of old and rare edi.
tions of the Bible. The result was So
handsomely bound folio volumes with
double the number of illustrations con-
tanned in the famous Bowyer Bible of As
volumes. This big Bible is now on
sale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-09
WASHINGTON.
The Latest Advlees From Caba.

WAgHINGToN. August 8.-Advices
nom Cuba to the 18th Of July, re-
teived in this city te-day, state that
the Spanish troops in the insurrec-
tiOnary district have been reinforced
by all the dispOsable forces on the
Island, preparatory TO active opera
tions in Cauco Aalias district. There
have been several cOmbats, in which
small parties were engaged, but in
every instance the Spaniards were de-
faated. 1t is reported that in these
engagements the Spanish loss in
killed, wounded and prisoners was
nearly 400. ReinfOrcements are sent
principally to the districts command
ed by Gen. LOreland, and the cam
paign promises TO be active, but on ac-
count Of the setting in OF the rainy
season both parties are compelled TO
suspend operations. Halguin is re-
ported 10 be in possession of Cubans,
with its Notifications and stores.
Cespedes' Government Will be re-
iGOFed W lBeE pLCe as the position Is
avery strong one.
The Cubans continue to be rein
forced by volunteers from the
United States. About two hun
dred and twenty-five, recruited
in Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky, tsuc-
ceeded in landing on the 2Sth, and
timing Ouesadas' forces. They carried
with them arms andGmmuHition, and
: large supply of camp equipage,
The health OF Cubans is stated to be
good.
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Strongly Corroboraied.
No. ll3 HARRISON STREET,
BROOKLYs. y. Y. january 20 lS9o.

TO THE ArFLICrEp EFEEfwHERE
During ~. .sysrs IN publishing and editing
> .iesr spaher Tor many years I'm this CITY, and
also IN the performance OF my duties as q
clergyman in this and other cities, l have be-
come thoroughly and Intimately acquainted
with r. Leonidas Hac.ni0n, NJ. D., the justly
celebrated Lirer, Lung Gnd Blood Physician
Cf thts cifg.'who IS focared et No. jl6 Broad
way. IhedOctor was Tor many years 2 segps
lar practicing physician, and gl7a fUf soma
hools aud dprlnE stleh extensive exneri-
cnle, lie rally reallZeu The lnadeGuacy OF the
ordinary Treatment made use OF in all chrOn-
ic diseases more especially that class Of trOu-
BILE arising nom deranged functions OF the
Liver and digestive organs. He az On@a set
himself about The study Of the ol%.ss Of dlsea-
Ses determined 10 mnEr them a speciol.,.
Laying the V@s---,able world uGs-. sriPute, liV
hAS maze discoveries -a.s eonipbUn .ied Speci4
ficS on S0,,1.,. philosophical principles which
liaye made the, most " wonderful cures in the
annals OF medicine. Liver, Blood Lungs and
nervous diseases ara now ViFt0altA -Nu,feT His
full control, and y{elA IL she magic, subtle
LoNeF of his remedies. / have. myself. seen
numbers OF those who have been saved from
the hand Of death by his power, when the un-
fortunate sufferers seemed doomed To an ear
ly grave. and all other treatment was Of no
avail In addition TO what | can Voueh for
personally, have ample evidence from other
clergymen, physicians and eminent Iaeh q
saved pv this y.oaisCIynil treatment. and who
speak in the highest praise and gratitude Of
IIr Hamilton Ts "A physician and gentleman
ting the positige truth When ! say thar it Is
well knOWn throughout tins country that
where his works are known and the fruits of
his skin have been Witnessed, he is highly
esteemed by the people a. the most eminent
and remarkable physician In the treatment
Of chronic diseases OF the age. As the result
OF long personal and familiar acquaintance
with Prof Hamilton and his unparalled suG-
cess as q professional man Of the hirls3I Ir-
der, / frankly express the hEpe Fllatdisessed
humanity in every part of our land may avail
themselves of his most remarkable skill, and
thus share the noble blessings so kindly and
freely bestowed upon all.
Most respectfully,
REV. w, b. JACOBS
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Rememhsr nna ThlnnrII

READEpi To not think that you cannot be
let it be distinctly understood that many OF
IEE Temediss are known only to mySelf for
many Of them are discoveries OF my own
and are compounded according TO my own
reasoning and extensive experience with 5he
sick,
All sick persons must reune.-ber that II they
which Will cure .sasni, they can write to nae
their present SYMPTOMS plainly: or patterns
CO... .4lark the sym ptoms they have, - above
published. I can. in every Instance, pre-
scribe for them just as weli IS though saw
them, for l have constantly thousands under
my treatment IN various parts Of the world,
whom ! never sec, all OF whom ! cure as
speedily aud safely as though ! see in person,
n fact, sOIlse Of the best cures ever made
have perfected in cases l never saw.
All wish to know in any case is the most
prominent symptoms, and they can igsst as
well be written as told to a physician, and he
can treat the case as easily IS Though the pa
tient We're present,
Please write % tue at once, all We afflicted,
aud Will CnsWef YOU promptly, and to the
point, and state fully the facts as they appear,
and whether you ca}4 on not be saved. Don
give up, even though your family physician
has a0ne XpU no good, for have saved thous-
apds after all hope had fied and the grave w2S
near The wisdom and goodness Of p lust
Providence will not withhold the noble means
for the salvation and happiness Of his suffer.
ing and eFring children. Also, if yoa expect
full and specific seply to yCEE letter, always
lncloSe 10 cents-postage must be paid in ads
vance.
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NEW YORK.
The wHl Of the Late Rufus LOrd---The
Races Etc.

hE " ~ VI AhG L4AH hAaAo GNaA W
Races. Etc.
NEW YORK, August 8.-The will of
the late Rufus Lord beqUeat6a the
bulk of his estate Of four millions to
two of his brothers. His other bro
theT and sister and relations receive
moderate amounts, and $50, 900 are
given to charitable societies.
The noted Five Points buildings are
being demolished as a cOnScque.ce of
the opening Ct North street from Cen
taF to Chatham.
1t is reported that another eXpedi-
ton will try to leave this port for
Cuba.
The time of the last race a. saratoga
yesterday. Wnieh wss won by COTsi-
can, was 3;O7t.
The steamer Henry Chauncy arrived
nom Aspinwall, July 81. Senior Mon
tagua, the Minister appointed from
Eicaragua to Costa Rico, to arrange
the terms of Aylon Chevalier contract
for the excavation OF an inter-oceaniG
cable across Nicaragua, had returned
nearly successful in his mission.
The Panama SIR says Instructions
hayp been received from the Navy
Department u Washington by Com
m8nder HuXtan, to prepare the sl0Op
Of war jamestown Tor a trip to Fejee
Islands, 10 investigate the case of the
missionary murder. Then the James
town would sail early in August from
Panama 10 the Island of COcOes, in
Guiding it was believed some agents of
the Costa Rica Government, who 90
to take formal possession Of the island
in the name of the Republic, which
has always laid claim toi its 9,- nerehip,
t7il never planted afiag ON ID if--
SmaE bands of rebels in Nicaragua
have been defeated, and it was eX-
pected the rebellion would scCE lie
agellad.
= The Ecuador Convention on July
10Th, declared the Republic in a state
OF var, and invested the Executive
with mower to prevent the threatened
piratieal invasion. The General-in-
Chief at Garcia FuorenO, had been
called Into active service, and the
powers conferred on the Evno''+'-- 70
-, .,-r---- -''hN x
,..s.,5.rrreu 10 him.
At o'clock p.m. on the Isl Of
July, L Sharp shock of earthquake was
felt at Guayaquil, which extended to
Patia at 8 pm, reached CallaO at
midnight, causing a good deal of
alarm, but doing no damage. On the
sd and 9th a shower Of ashes fell over
Guayaquil, supposed to have pro-
ceeded from the old volcano Of Pich-
inichi, ON the side Cf which mountain
Quito is situated. Both Pichinichi
and Cotopaxi are in active operation.
\ shock Of earthquake was also felt
at Iriquafui, July 18th, and the volca-
no of lsbuga Is in constant action.
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Cases of Asthma.

To PRoF. T. l. II AMILTON:
Dear DOctor-It was between six and seven
years l was afflicted with that dire malady
the Asthma, and after employing the best
medical skin in the country, and taking all
the patent medicines recommended, without
avail or any permanent relief began to
think there was no cure for 1t; but noticing
an advertisement of yours in one of the New
York papers, IL was with the greatest reluc-
tance i wrote you, as then expected il would
not benefit me and would be worse than use
less. In this was greatly disappointed, as
had not taken the medicine more than two
weeks before / was able to do light work on
the farm. Before this | could not attend to
any business, being completely prostrated,
and after taking two packages considered
Tayself perfectly cured and my health fully
re-establiShed, the bronchial difficulties and
all bad symptoms being entirely removed,
this Is attributable to your unrivaHed
medicine under the Divine sanction, which
trust, with me, will ever be remembered
with gratitude. ! cannot close this cOmInu-
nication without expression OF my heartfelt
gratitude and thanks for the timely aid You
rendered my daughter in Consumption. Ihe
efficiency of your medicine in her case has
been truly Hnit aculoUs. That hectic cough
and flush on her cheek, with the other con-
suInptiVe symptoms, have entirely LETT her,
and noN affer period of five months, she is
enjoying good health and is quite robust, 50
much that she has engaged 10 teach school
this summer. You are at liberty To show this
letter to any similarly afflicted, or publish II
il YOU thiak proper. Any letter of inquiry
will cheerfulIy answer. | am, dear Doctor,
with many thanks,
Your humble servant.
7
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LOUISVILLE
Interesting Particulars Of the Observations
OF the Eclipse.

OF lhe EtHpSe.
LOUISVILLE, August THE COJU-
ieg'S Shelbyville, KY, special says one
Of the most important discoveries
made by Prof. WinlOck at the spec
troscope was eleven bright lines in the
spectrum of the protuberance5 Of the
sun. cnly fiTe having ever neTeiGiGre
been determined. He also observed
sbower of meteOrs between the moon
and earth. The party are jubilant
over the success Of the Photographic.
Fo1s- exceIlen4 ,5ictures Of the corona
were secured, while 50 photographs
~ the sun were taken at different
times during the partial obscuration.
The beautiful red flame or solar pro-
tuberances were visible TO the naked
eve. Baileycr beads, as well as the
dark and dismal shadow Of the moon
Sailing away through the.air, were
pIAiniv noted By party OF amateurs
Stationed the on top Of Shelby College.
The sky was perfectly clear, and
everything seemed TO pfopia2te, the
suce6ss of the observations. There
were ten or twelve mounted instru-
ments IN use on the occasion, the
principal one Of which was the Shelby
College Telescope, which was handled
by Prof. Wintereck. assisted by Allen
G. Clark, Es1., of Cambridge, Mass.
This Is a fine instrument, and cost
four thousand dollars. 1t once ranked
third in the United States, OcturaT,
Vega, Venus and Mercury were visi-
bic TO the naked eye.
During the total phase Mr.. Searte,
ri, oea dutV IL WAS Ia search for if1tara
mercurial planets, did not succeed in
finding any, reporting nothing fainter
than regulars near the sun. When the
sunlight commenced TO become dim
& large number Of citizens rushed to
fhe college grounds, the headquarters
OF the observators. Eight minutes be-
fore the total phase the usual phonom-
omen Of distraction among the birds OF
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Another Clergyman Healed.

B..
r. L. HAMILTON, NJ. D.-Dear Sirv-IS is with
pleasure that l communicate tue result
OF the use OF your Th6dicines. When
| first visited your Office in Sew York,
could scGreelS walk iCtO the Of
Pce without exhaustion. With all your
prestige as a successful physician, / had but
little hope that You could cure me. There was
nothing strange in this. Four years and four
months had passed away, but during that pc
riod had suffered constantly with chronic
diarrhpa and piles. ! had some Cf sils Vest
physicians, and used every hing 4 heard OF
that could procure, bgS all in vain. Why
should thtuS tRat yoH could 10 me more
good than Uthers? But, Sir, justice and graft
tude compel me to say that after the use OF
your medicines the result was a complete
cure. ! cannot expect 10 be freed from lfabiu-
ties TO attacks Of disease any m 1,F1 .han other
men. l wish had the voice OF seven thun-
ders gs,a could assemble the sick in the
wOrd, I would direct them TO You, sir, as one
fHlly competent TO heal, and whose geuerbus
and noble nature would not allow exCrbjtant
charges, Yours truly.
REV. GEORGE II JONES.
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Liver. Luna and Blood Diseases

In Hupe,'y MGnHssb ISt3d ne for February,
1865, mav - f0uhda lille OF PROF. X. LEONI-
Lg,H aAMILToS, Mp, whose discoveries In
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SARATOGA
interesting oaIy 10 Regular . Sports.

interesting Ghiy TO Regular Sports.
= SARATOGA, August Tile mile and
4 quarter dash for a purse Of $500, was
won by Fanny Ludlow easily il 2:lll.
Connolly was second, and B0nny
Rraes and Wiley ran a dead heat iOr
he tbir d place.
iFhe purse Gf SIiIG, three miles fol
ali ages. was won by NauXhall: Alb
del Kader I'd; the Ranshie 3di Flora
McIyer 4thJ Sanford 5th, Time $3.50
In the third race the purse Of 1900,
one mile and three-quarters, was won
by COrsican; Helmboldt ID; Metaire
Sd; Pleasureville last.
The report published last evening
that the second race ran at Saratoga
yesterday was won hyClimaX turns out
incorrect. Gen. NOr6e was the win
ming horse.
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Please Read the Following and See Who are
Cured.

r. LEoNIDAs HAMILTON, NJ. D.--Dear Sir
Duty prompts me to a most grateful acknoWl-
edgement Of the astonishing success of your
treatment in my case. For nearly three years
have suffered from Catarrh, Nervous Rheu-
matism, Liver Complaint enj Extreme Ner-
Eousness, insomuch that life had become an
lntolerable burden, and death was looked for
as my only release; physically and mentally
broken down, was utterly unable to do the
duties Of n minister, and was pTeparing 10 re-
tire nom the ranks, when prOVidentially my
eyes fell on your advertisement in the New
York Methodist. ! had already travelled far
and expended so much in the vain effort to
secure cure, that it was With great reluc-
tanee and little hoEe tAat / addressed yOu
our reply Inspired me with hOpe-your rem
edies were received and taken, and the result
vas IS alaFk eloQs TO those who knew my con-
ditioh as Il was gratifying to myself In
THREE WEEKS was again in the pulpit
preaching with unusual vigOr, and If my ser
Vices are Of any value to the church il is in
debted 10 you, under God, for their continu,
ance. You may refer 10 me AT any time and
shall be ever pleased 10 bear teStiIep 90 your
extraordinary skill Yours traiy
hEN- JSr~EPH JONES,
JOSpDb Mich .
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CHICAGO.
The 6erman Turner's Fest.


CHICAGO, August 6.-The city Is
alive to-day with German Turner'S,
who come here from all parts of the
Country to attend the five days Turn
er's Fest, which commenced to-day.
The official reception OF the Turner'S
takes place this evening at Farewell
Hail, to which place ali the Turner's
VIII form in procession and march,
Ibe ceremonies Will consist of a wei
come speech by Arthur Estes, Presi-
dent Of the Festival; a welcome
speech by Mayor SchintZ, music, etc.
This viii be followed by tOrchiight
procession. Tomorrow the Turner'S
viii form ia procession snd march to
Wriglitis Grove, on the Northern
limits OF the city, Whichwill be their
Headquarters during the festival.