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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23
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seoFFlCE FOR Deposit OF SAVINGS.
SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
This Company will RECEIVE DEPOSITS on and
after 1st May under the Rules which may be had at
the Office, No. 10 Broad-street For the present the
hours for receiving deposits will be from Nine A. III.
to Twelve NJ. Should the business warrant the
opening of Office at some moro central point and
al more convenient hours for the industrial classes
provision will be made accordingly.
THOS R. wARING,
April % Cashier.
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MAGNOLIA WArER.-Superior to the best imported
German Cologne, md sold at half the price.
April 20 tuthso
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February 8

aGESSAYS FOE YOUNG MEN.-ON rBE
Errors aud abuses incident to Youth aud Early Man.
hood VI .rh the humane view OF treatment and cure.
sent by mail free OF charge, Address HOWARD
Ass ocIATIoN, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
January 10 Smo
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1910 CONSUMPTIVES.-THE ADYER-
T1SER, having been restored to health in few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with severe lung affection, end that
dread disease Consumption, is anxious to make
known to his fellow-suGerers the means Of cure.
70 all who desreit he will send copy OF tho pre-
scrpuou u,cd free OF chargel, with the directions
for preparing ond using the sarne, which they viii
ard sure cure Tor Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi-
tas &c. The object of the advertiser 10 sonding the
prescription Is 10 Dcnc6t the afflicted and spread iu-
formation which he conceiyes to be Invaluable; and
re hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as it will
cos. them nothing aid may prove blessing
Parties wishing tho prescription will peaae ad-
dro,s Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings County, New York.
.rahruorva 3nJos
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TIE TFxiIe CLOUD.

Chambers Speech in the Senate on the
Alabama Claims-A Loud Bray at the
British Lion-.Cnnada or Fight" the
New Watchword.
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sD- ERRORS OF YOUTI.-a GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay. and all the effects OF you hful in
di-crotion will. for the sake OF suffering humanity,
send free all who need II, tho receipt and drec-
lions Tor making the simple remedy by which he was
cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertis-
ers experience, can do so by addressing, perfect
opfdouco JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. 42 Cedar.street, New York.
February 3mOs
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ATTENTION. FIREMEN OF
HARLEsToN.-Received in Stock, expressly for
the parade, as follows:
BLACK CASHMERE PANTs.........sso 90 to ss 80
White Linen Pants. s..............".... 2 90 to SEQ
French Calf Boots. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 to 500
White Gloves, assorted.
White and Red Flannel Shirts, &c., &c.
B. FOLEY,
April % 81 No. 85 Market.street
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Botwoon Wontworth HhH btBuIaIII,
April IA wfmG Aud opposite Hasel-sreet.
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e5anep GOODS, Qrtf.
BEAUTIFUL FANCY GOODS,
TOYS, &C.

OPENED FOR THE SPRING TRADE. 1853.
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Martin East, a colored man of Laurens Dis
trict, charged with the murder of Henry Nc
Coy, freedman Of the same district, was
brought before Judge Vernon on the 18th inst,
upon writ Of habeas corpus, for application
for bail, which was granted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-17

HOlCE BARs1EIsN- = When q mob Of
Chinese, in their own country. molest some
English OF American sojourHer, or 20 10
the extreme Of driving him from their
midst. they are regarded as barharians, a
ganhoaf OF two Is sent to demand rspars-
tioa Al the mouth Of shOtted guns. and IL
rsparafi0a / refused, the town which shell
tiers the offenders Is destroyed without
more ado We are bound bg treaty, as
vel As b cur pzstense Of superior ciFili-
Zzt5On and humanity, to accord the Chinese
IN the United Ststes the sane protection
and tolerztioa zhich re exac; for our own
people vkss abrozd- Bat We 0ftener re-
p0dszts than bed the obligation, and the
Chinese Government Is unable % Tetort
the tactics II summary coercion which the
szpsrIsF race = 30 ready to practice Its
citizens ara daily assaulted without provo
cation IN cur streets, and the rufians are
seldom arrested Lately. at UnioHviIle,
Negzdz- an ilIezsi ASSOCIATION has driven
from that Place al the Chinese residing
there, siIho1f regard % their rights Of
property O. d0EnieiL Il i eossrdly and
dizgTaesfaI 70 permit such treatment Of a
nee from whom We are ssking and expect
ing - mach for Ourselves Were this
Treatment rstaizted upon Americans in
Chi1z. the Whole power Of our Govern
zeat Foad Be empIoyed 70 resent il and
pzeTsnt It's repetition The worst baTta-
rizns are tb0ss Who cloak their violzfions
of the nights Of the despised and helpless
uIder the name Of Christian civilization.
i i high tine that the Authorities use
the p0ser they posssss 70 parish such
Eretebes, Who are Fsprozch 70 The Amer
ieza nzns--l6 r, Bnzffs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-17

widely extended ssoas. Greenland. Cor IN.
stanee, Is sleeiy slakings uhile The shoses
Il <eVA Seetss. "a enc siao 81 (sNenland.
and shose q Nogwey and Sweaen ~ the
ethsr, are a. slowly rising, Bat !, i eleer
tAss sahssaeace such - that which the
iehahs,aHts Il Hawaii are Disposed 10
dread belongs % neao u the iorms here
conssaerei, We believe ~ nay safely
ssy that there Is ~ Instance IA the ,EAele
range q seolezie experience which woald
led rs - sceept the possibility % sub
ssdeace ~ enee - limited IN ara. and 50
enormous IN vertical extent. As would be
Indicated BY the dissppsennce 4 Hawaii
hereath the ecean, ~ even hy the sab
u,ersioa of The lewiands
Ii appears 10 US that Il the pheaomena
CONNECTED with the greak ea,harst Of April
lNst b rightly considered, i viii oe seen
that the sahsiienee of the SAorcs Of Haw-
ali Ass a0s been necessarily OF eVen pro6-
ahly accompanied ey any diuination in
actaal amount Of solid Halter which hes
shove the 50 level Il viii b romemees-
eSa that the explosion was characterised hy
\ very remarkable outflow q molten nat
ter and mad II the amount u matter
thus vomi,ed forth be ru1ghly estimated
according to tAe evi6eAce aforied BY the
narrative q the explssioa. il will not. we
thiuk. appear improbable that. had the
urattsr been distributed uniformly over
the whole surface u the island. il would
have bad depth ola Zoo, or two at tie
least. The sahsidence 0f the iSaAnd-tak-
inS the mean between few feet lpsrhaps
three " foarl al one end, and few inches
at the otheF-eorrespenas pretty closely
to saeh an outflow. Il woeld seem. there-
fore, as if the island had nearly sunk to an
extent corresponding TO the eruption Of
matter fron beneath. Thus there was an
interehaigs q matter between land aud
sea, nos real gain on either side.
We are struck with the accuracy Of OBJ
servatioa displayed BY those whO have ne
corded the passage u the great waves sent
aeroSs the Pacific BY the recent earthquake.
These observers noted the increase IN the
magnitude of thsss waves in proportion to
their proximity to the seat Of disturbance
We find the Rev. Titus Coan boldly pro-
pounding the theory thst grsAt South
American earthquake was the true cause
Of these waves. The line Of increasing
wSve-ferce. If continued, would infringe.
zys the narrative. ION the South Ameri-
can cast. and we are inclined 10 look in
that direction. according to the suggestion
Of Mr. Coan. for the disturbing force that
rolled in these mighty waves We have
particular reason for dwelling with pleas
ure on the evident care and acateness Of
observers in these regions According to
the prsssn; calculations Of astronomers. it
seems likely that the NOvsmber shooting
stars VIII this year. il seen at all be visible
oaly frOm the North Pacific Islands; and
il IS satisfactory 10 know that there are OBJ
servers competent TO record with accuracy
the pheaOmeaa which the shower may
present To them
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-17

4s1 HES A1de-z1 ~ rEz L1w4z1s
saAH1 az sz41E8 A. rEz-z szExzHf ES
za51Azz SEa- 1Sfa-

an HES A7ae-z1 - III IIW41-As
5aA41 az Ezs&EEB A. rEz-1 szSrrBf ~
zsSnAzz sta. ESsa-
1. =. ne s---Ezl II an vssssl &C szy sar-
& ms ElzrbTu- E-sm I Par- kzaFz % Re n
kssoast WIN -ie zna-L puz- 1.IGsc1 III. sass gf
zEnaI 7ax laT have Gcru--s.t m 3na-f iI-znsc
-1a raEzrs. atsir-ier Passengers mr. sr-FF ssiaL
BE til1Ref "a -naff- aalssS 1sr-uf Of i-'-en
Gzzs saaiI aaTs siagsasf sgm LIE s1ns n is-
Saiinc-
. On M a---z-r If a1r MESSED * Az pGr-
Of eaa Ein.rblm. having 1lsf " s-ziI iaE-i1.,
z1r 7er<q1 sirz II znal1 7a1 IN iua-i ia
vessel zhEslT Ia nssainisi n grlss.=I1fine zia
SKA shalI is senr y sis 4E1-EltSns i1spif-ll-
AMI Ia crss 1af Passengers snail be s1Anf-
zsf . ,y1al=lafina 5E iazssn iars-
.. IA lssSqn saaI lsars " Tisif zaT I1ar-
z1Sn-f Fesz9i. ar aiaT bIaze N sns1gssl-s siiaz
snail saEs been zsE -1A-- iIr suaE=IaiSns 7E--
s,lssz By zia E.ia-f at zisalra. unless ~ F-ir-
1zn ga.uissinn AZ IA EsHLEsi
L nizr IL Circumstances 7r-lT-itssf fiIr a
aa,I-z. snail siarfiur 9r 9srsgnnZ aagcz,- De
s-IaEl.st = ID s1r Al <hrr=. aeliIrs 1azlic IN
sl.r-rIuz sum iisinf.eEsn. process - uaF be
1--issrssi By ne E.ia--i at Scala
S. When 4zy Esszas snail ANA. inzznls
mi m saa-t dr-ng ma passsags- 4 psfsIn
deceased El1h -lna-l saz- ne Elllit- n su.i
7Hr-s " ne stIp n mar De ar-iiss-sst b. -ie
Esa1-i II Eszlf1 ~ De iisiIrisssI-f. sialI he
fsunisrl-=i- Trierxiss Elsniis-nsf n sum
mEasr II nar be Eris.rzd By ne Eaa-i ami
nat z1rsI ms iax lesn fins zlaL NJ sac.rI
he DISCHARGED s-Tm sia sdip-
s. NJ mai snail he s1astis,f Sam Az
Eess,tI aazin.r snail la1 IA saa-f ar Ia Eii1.,
l1f snzllz pax an 1gari E1-n.c -iis gHzsazrs.
sz.=al b E-ifzzn PERMISSION az -sis President
II -ie E.al-f af Esalrzi-
NE-Ss=Eans -. .:s5. sas AMI ~ al
~ rfzii Cs,is az ms Ea1rblm r=af a. sIl-
5IEz=
Snr=1I1 80 Sszr= sanlI be gwen By 5iis
ssla-f IL El..alrt AZ Al -ssrIiHciI1E u.tsis iF r.
By publishing IA sG-ua n same newspaper af
M 6E-rf gr ,s-- -issrs Il III sun 1s.sFsz aver
Or causing Elsu ~ be Pasua,f n rsir-=e 1n1llr
sisn-ez II rs s1E1 Ir isss-cr IaIi sum lafai.s
II saiii ns.IH1Hns snail be iszls.i 5s;-lZ 1,Ises
~ Al 7ersans-
SsHruT1 ~ EEsrT 1ss-SHn E,n sia-I VIZ
ln1e E1F 1zr1aznn IT ma E.la--i az Els,Ilrf
11izr cIs zksns z1IlI 1azs 5saH published a.
1rIvdi,=i n taie lrsz lrse.aiiI1.r sseriIu snail
be 1nesf me szasasiln.s lna 111,t-s,f ilIila-z-
Sag-1I5 z9s- Tia 'g1llz=I1fsna 1s;r1iarsIlas
~ established snail sz1a1L "a Al lersans AID
Al rllsiis .znf =f.rss as---5inr u su:1 Easssis
AMI u Al gsrsana saa mar T5zE N q IN
5aas-f II ne salna-
SIET1Ig z34> Sgrlra snail 1s E-Ezn az ssIl.n
Q1az=I1rSna lsz-lacanis. By prsiitsarzan a ma
na1nr PEsE1n=f n sssS5sIu - and Es-.r
sum nEts1.e snail lazs 1asn E,srsn- AN 7a-sgu
EiI sal Ea1iizra nv zurh gl1ss-=Inrs1a 1ssr1as-
mus snail be i1Hf \ sum 1ar lass slal1 ara
MIR MRS mn dzs aHnsi-si ',liiaEs-
Fsz7- " EIriszs.s-
Presidents If rte Ean-fSyG E.saltzi-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-17
CORRESPONDENTS

M EBErzE-I hare RAJ n the last
Esssks aumaer at thsz C5uz11esrszZ -4ls-sv-
hse-- 4 communication n zhIch I an
cia-yz,i Eith haziug broken the zeh....l
HE- and slziIE,sr1s,s myzef 70 asriss,s puz-
ashmenz- 81 rzii1siag ts e-zaE a tiiek=s Il
rssis4# "a Erf EhcsE parents desired
% ElIcs her n Eae EaEai.lIia.1 FsnaI,s
Seminary
L would haze Eeen sT.HeuIz E.r ne 70
haze sEsr E1szEsE wa Kzz zana1Iy
snn4Ea - snrssa5,r. " Ea1aguszz aerz-
zl-asos- e ljTzrz 4 Esu1aa Eaisriing ksr !
ETag- md MT Ezz a-za.is z1pearss. s.-
E.sriLiF. hach N naive 1z.i English Il the
gzgsp,s Euzz1z asS xsek- The vince
Es1rT = Al s1rEz ELseh,sai- azd / rE.Ers<
q heliEEs shaz LIZ aazaGr knew Z "a Ee
- wien he E1tEshess Z Imzs neEzr, n
l1F islszAlses, rsflsssi q giIs 4 esrtsezss
& rzilsase . a.T asgIsing sr K "a . "a
KaEalaias scauoE thE teachers q stieh
haze Ind .ud Il hare NJ cssr:ial syu.Fa-
On the AhdFaf Jaa4az7. Ln<g Blsgass
m1shsr Ers1zhE ne n1cz kssa tie Ss.rz-
1y Il ths BAzz Ct E.ssaa<s.su- szz.ez=-
ng tka1 4 czrtisl-zzs Il rzIszzs shsaIE y
gwen e heE dirlgaEsz. s.r tie purpose Ct
g.iiag = M lhags nssazlsaz5 sea1sL 1
nne EXP. uzhezis1-i-gsg. zss tae sza-sz
ez-tislz-s Eaf psl1usszrzd q AID q Z =
tsaasnzzi & ssss csusae< Ike csrrzzz-
ezzs q ssrE f.r Esrl a E.E5sz-
DsanaHsd Esu kzzhzr azsza1z1es =
a. NEzal seannL Lazy B1Esz. = r.od
s.aal1r. s5usE1lls zas sz15sEasal
ST caazzz, Prz.EzvaL
xzn=y A Isss
Isasgeas sza< tle pa-zazz q N z-i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-17

FH 1arz KE1zz4afsE zai7,ssi- ca NsuiiIF
s,r Eaa S,,1zinsrn Lsiaaais ct tas P4eife
OezEz- II zi,s.ilsue,s y me E.ilisza1g Gr-:,sr
Il The Leg.lsa<1-z- PASSED sas 81 Eay Ct
J1ue. ISSS- The B1a.-s Of Lnmizsz--lrili,n
ar hsrssT 1nrhnrzs,E- alli ';ilzess,E- g E1l1E
Br7mVE ant ssfbalzIz measures. FIR tina n
rr-.siurfi51n Ct Pciy1zsilz.E gf sGEh szzzz-
i-gm ssier Lsinzls az zhls Ple.Iii, Ocean. I.l.i
"a IraEa;ls. kF csntzzcr. s1r Eazir zaprnrr
and suFii1y1lznr- ssr n rz.n ef yesz,z Bs1E
Al szEa eanrzrtz znElE FrsTIi,s. X IL Il
nssg &c. sia1 1is smEasgsrs sin1 rseasz
Is ns1aF =gmea II nzsl- ami tiaE sairsll,i,s
yr1EiE1a snail Re nlnis fur ne szrrl.rs Gf
ssGsa Rsmssz Tins NV WIS salssssi sE 4
nnilr1T e 1sa,sr Eur q anE and & WI
be Giassrvz,f sinE zis sEsEz al rFss slAEs-
uenh ! :. enumHn.E tias = Er1u1ps and f.
sEssnk measures saa1lE ss s1iEzz- . sIEs.s
rhs si,jees xzirh tae Ls.Ezli1-s.rz- wira -
EzssE manani1F -szariIsE a. l,itrznrag=n.z
and 5nD,srrHsE
These measures hmze sezn szlEzr Is
ErsmEc.T n GrunsElaezs EsGiG rsrni1 ;
and n siaznr1F az shs Essndz sf zaa
nzazz-3as have als.ss hesn eInsilifi.,i
-hnss d.slaE
Tha sii1sss = = nzls e ms c1lzzzy
iumg=zlrz = scEzpg and II err la.sz.
nd N AaE EEEs - szszrz = Ehz4- -
s.rssauls l,.r AMI nii..,lal1z rs.Il.,.E=lszi.n.
XVII BE- ssen 81 shs firm Il s1uzze7. n
val n y TIA mzrrles5anz guzn = CaEE.
EnEEzh xaa.a az zh55ialsE. EaE al
sEhrtz Mza asen MAZE. = gre sss<z %
fze VII a Eiie Lszzl1zlrz znf Al Pm
VISIONS ksE1s hssa maze. EaiEa eanlf- p1z-
s.l7. b rs41ssf b M nnsz EazsiisIi.l.ls
n Ia znrz.r Il ne ssszzlIEF af MA ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-17
CAsrLE q Iy1soEzxG
HILL va Il -

-44-A-4.-4A4r = -
Eziszar a ~ Esssszzzsz Gszz1ze-Easz So
IN zzsaag I'D NV, 4 sezns- 1zd n
eFes are -5gzag Gzz- ThezeTsr AEEs
nIi=sazf N s5ss,.zaeIes an ss-zlT Fzzzisss %
sFs1 cut NJ Izrriiz rsE.lz.E NATTER TheSorzr
e 3 4. taaz NIKE cekzrs. / have z1ks6F %
ID Z FIR ze- 10 BsEizz VIA - oel5zizg
1-iszIis tsaz ez1 q N SKA tzeIr ez-zz1z.z,
AID KIDD s5=r q tAlkE - 70 zhs Filezs
EAerz M in Il gsizg 81 lzd the zeeEinzs
Ire tzEiag Fia-E Tke few E5<zzs EairA I
have made hE-z. q ass Fsiszess NJ e1rrslZ.s
* Al Iz1 shaz \ SKI aor< Ezfsrtznare.
she5 zaIEzza1 faE llIsenhs Kzz;Ezz zssss k1r-
rfAlT- Their n, ? z.a<Ez NJ szEs sssz. and
An neE.r aEsz 70 ezssiazzzsa. Ezerhsz f1ey
ne4z - ny D Ezzczzd q =. q - Il
ssez.t & r. NsE -, har ~ Elys an.
Wa zsarzez. II ozz q tHes< ressssrz1a
friends q nfz.- szaz tas Ssssrzzssuf Errer
Wa a1et EFs1 = zzs A ezzlzz4<1sa esz-
e<nzag 4 ezz-zzz E.dEsfds.zl. ne nzze a
Ehnels rho1g11, he Fnsz1zzcsz eFErsz. ?
ne saz1e hzEf1z sezz fezs1seez. y jig
paEers Il hzE1g aaz = esr-z71z1<1ee vish
= ss--zfs Ftzss1zzzr sszez FsEElzre, azd
-7zzfE' 70 hare sd n tite yszr III 8sE
ar aiEn11z1 NJ sss n.1g b ; IKE Ezzzzu-
Cd ~ aezzsrT , n1r. ~ "a aa< rsn.zers-
tzz persszrl= EeIIs % hzEs sazs suasshzszs
= A 1as.zrs esrzez q tazAstsre. EEfet
essFzrs1 II zz1grzl zzzlzizs q fhas zzzssr1zl
szrl-i-.l poes, q ~ 1snneteTT q H.sz Z
dl&< \ Ezzs-HI1 n1< ni.tlksz1 hear-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-17

TKrTH STR1SGER THAN FIcIInS.-The
wonders Of the magnetic telegraph were
evidently f0reshadOwed. many centuries
ago. in the following singular fable Stra-
der gives an account Of chimerical cor
respondencs between two friends. by the
help Of common l0aisto1e. which had
s1ch virtues IN II that if il touched two
several ueedies. when one Of the needles
50 touched began 70 move, the other,
thO1gh AZ ever 50 great distance. moved
at the sane tine and in the sane manner.
He tells rs that the two friends. being
each Of them possessed Of one Of these
needles, made kind Of dial-plate, iuscTib-
Ing It with the four-aDd-tEenty letters, in
the sane manner that the hours Of the
day are marked upon the ordinary dial
plate They then fixed one Of the needles
on esach Of these plates in such a manner
that il could move round without impede
nsat 50 Is to touch any Of the a letters
Upoo their separating from one another
into distant coantries, they agreed to with
draw themselves panctnally into their
closets at certain hour 0s the day. and
70 converse with each other BY means Of
this their invention Accordingly. when
they were sons hundred miles asander,
each Of them shut himself up IN his closet,
At the time appointed, and Immediately
cast his eye upon his diAlplate- If he
had mind TO write anything 10 bis friend.
be directed bis needle TO every letter that
formed the words. which be had occasion
foE, making little pause At the end Of
every wori OF sentence. TO avoid confusion
The Eiend. in the meanwhile, saE his own
sympathetic needle moving Of itself 70
every letter which that Of his correspond
EFT pointed AZ By this means. they
talked together across whole continent,
and conveyed their thoughts to one an
other IN an instant, over cities or mount
aims, seas o. deserts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-17

The sr1snriIn AZ sEsrT 11uissaaiiissr- k.spar
a . 3an-iznlr II lHis-nlc lgass. ar Essizzozr gf
zsssssl y raisf b ne sslg wing Ssssrssa s ne
Ci7si CaGs
SslErnqN 81 L <aAI se tas my AZ sEsrT
asul,ssnDiisr. sss1er II 1ua-Ensc ar aBi.rsn.c
1sIaise. " nzsosc If 4 rssssis- - -suur1 mzus-
iizacziT 1l -ns EEarf IT Esalrl- n 1,s-s--sss
1csnr. 11r ysrsan = " a1Gur risir alsIse. ar
vessel Eaan z1s< slA1 have -salsIn ~ be-
zsve g. BE- SCR ar = hare lied % r1s ssnlslt
paz- ar a1E Ii5isr Esss=s haarsrfus ~ M
sails; iusii- I1si,sr psaizry gf iaE less 1issl
fire. mr. nsr= =1a1 Fns nIait--i ,iiII1-s. slr
slHsi gtsnss-
p sri,sr Il ne s.Is-zi
ELEE1Lz1~
s.in.siitll1. sss-z- ;. ESi2- SsrrsGzrv-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-17

~ - ( Wa - - ~ 4ll@k
eoz sr<ns te@en.k&car
Ssss~Ars S>ss arsS
1SAy, AAvis< ss~n \ nssse1 VIA ny eva
eyss> twAaeA w~rs lssle estgAser II hat
sazseA as& kzsasx rssa Asssaes> vAen ! vss
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- reSer 70 sAag eccSzsrfe EsgiisA Lord. wh0
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Spirstsalisua. wrose that tsrrie,s ~ScAIlds HAr>
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-17

USDEz the Eeenss system, the nzmbsF
81 fqu9r shops 10 BosfO1 has increased
frsa soc 70 2 900. s1d il othe- ;,arts d
he STATE The tszfLe exbibIfz correspond
Ing iiTsiinezs- The zdrocztes Of pr0hibi-
tioa have azjo'ity 10 The present Isgisla-
t1re. z1d he license hE vii b repealed
AeanEbils he Boston police sutsorifies
are bestin5ag themselves IN order % Be-
ale % make 70 The legislature . good ex-
hit d The soEkiBgs d Eeeuss.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-17

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-17

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-17

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NANCY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-17

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-29

"A gentleman from Bethel Hin, Me, says that
Messrs. Allen Bros, proprietors Of Philip Aliens
Print works H. l., we're down TO Bryant's Pond
recently, trouting, when one OF them was attack
cd with sciatic rheumatism so suddenly, that he
had to be carried from the pond to the Hotel a
bottle Of 'Johnsonn Anodyne Eminent" was re-
sorted to and he was ont next day.
How are you to-day? I'm not feeling well,
bilious and sick head ACHE have been looking
round for box Of Parsons Purgitye Pills, )" but
our traders are all sold out.--Country paper
Severe pain will not get out OF fashion yet
for long time, and 80 long, people will need a
good remedy-Renne's Pain-Killing Magic OH ID
Just what the people need, 10 cure headache,
rheumatic, neuralgia, and other painful COM
plants.