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, 1869-01-04
Remarkable Stcry Of Boston Rob

berY,
During the night Of july 10, 1868, George
Fl. Goodlngs brokerage ottee 9: No. lG state
street, Boston, Was robbed Of SlO,ooO and
ever since that time the. robbery has been
Ing facis were developed: In the beginning
OF july, 1865, Afr, Goeding let all of his store
to book firm except one window. Augustus
Penny was the man who represented the
book firm. On the afternoon OF the 9Th Of
July Mr.. Goodlng, when he went away, lclt
carpenters employed the book firm hard as
places wcIe at once supplied by
rvu9hs DISC uised as carpenters, members Of
the said book firm, and the work went on:
Mr. Coz ding's safe Vas in the back csntse Of
the store. augustus Penny mounted high
platform which crossed the door, 70 TINT 1t
could be opened only few iuches: he was
ostepsibly engaged iu Whltewashlng, and
when stranger tried the door he was told
that 70 one could come in that Mr. Gooding
had gone home and they were busy. Anotn-
CT .'carpenter" was busy on screen which
shielded the left side Of the store from rie*.
a third carpenter" sawed wood Violently 10
the centre OF the 6toTa to hide the creaksnE
OF the drills, and the other ''carreutcrs' were
exercising the drills on Mr.. Guodiog's safe.
| In the safe we're S1o,No IL gold Mben ~.
| GoodInc came 10 his store the next morning
| be found his safe-doo- open aud his money
zone. The broker put lis case into the hands
Of detective officers, and be himself went
| into the hanIts Of thelyes, but he was told
| that the roeucs had gone to Canaoa. ne
soon learned that 3ye perrous we-e inpH:-
eaied. These were the persons arrested, and
two other men, named Barton and Wilson,
English thieves, fed TO New York and had
| the share Of the gold exchanged there oS
P" tenee.r Learning af'crwa.d that some
ore had no,sed The Iobbery abroad, they d.:
| c;ded that the "fence' had "blowcd." !"
They followed him to Philadelphia and fou1d
him in bar.room. One put nls knee III
tie middle Of the back Of the sus.
pec.ed m ir.itor. and the other held down the
nesda cut his throat. The "fence," how
ereS. recovered, and his wonld-be murds.ers
are in Penusylyania Jail. The victim oFthts
outrage gave valuable inlol NATION. Ar:
Goodipr went to Cauada, where he found aud
renewed the acquaintance Of Penny, who re-
yealed some things concerning the robbery;
Last Friday, many mcrths after that fe7e7as
, 1869-01-04

To The Benevolent Public:
There ts no charity in the city that appeals
with greater or truer force TO our people than
this .netituticu. 1t Is qaict aud unpretendlng,
taking care Ct the most hllplcss class OF the COM
1nuuisy. women and ch!ldteu.
II has been In existence less than four years,
and nas had SIS patients in its hospital. ard
treated AGES per:ons IN its dispeusary. and i0s
lersons at their homes. II is the only institution
Of the kind IN the city, aud has the confidence OF
the medical faculty generally,
At this season Of the rear II ts especially IN
need Q! assistance. We appeal to onr ptop!e for
aid. Its last dollar has been epent in hcai1Eg aud
RELIEVING the unfortunate, and II owes. for Eent
ard nccesea,tes, twelyc hundred dollare. Sub
scrpt1prs hare been started t. ratsc SO 00) for
permanent home. and about four thousand dol
l,r- 2re subscribed. We nEed to dll This sub
scriptlon, and TO RAISE lnnds for carrying Oh the
Institution. 49,.
pslatial residences for ourelvet, Will cur citizens
forget tcls charity. which IL Of the mo.t uposc,
utottentaticus character!
We carur-'l: appeal to the public for aid.
Several ceAilemen have snb.ettHtd $50O for the
permanelt nome. IN ADDITION TO the!s yesrIy and
irearfn Mt contributions.
at this festive season Of the year, while we are
all remembering or 1e1a.ires and friends, and
need, iet ue not forget 10 give something. how.
ever littl'. 10 the unfortunate sitk and sofe1lng
women ard children.
Any Amouar, however small, will bs thankfully
reettvcd, and mar be sens to either Of the undst;
National Bank. corner Lske and 'lark strcets, o.
Mrr. Dr. W. q. p5aa, No, 1l5 Wabash avenue.
J. Y. scAxxoX,
gro. s. BOWEN.
E. |. T1SKuAN.
6lLBKsT HrBAAED,
e. T. MORSE,
Flnale:si Committee.
, 1869-01-04

.lsz - .u*4~.,.
msfee; 20 pF1ntsss 1ss7 10 % s1tensveiy import.
s9 op,ten en1y IL ~ f:v ths o. GRE
60 LES ,haD v toEs xere bought tos the uss
vi s0'e o'oS'e 'ooa1,as . py
Mr, W. B, po1ioet, ra''ita Of Youngstown. Ohio,
om e,an "toss plans sn,,a,n1 and under whose tHpe
were sna psf
In his ptofession. be IL practical and self.msde
.nect.Sini onc1a,I9n Ills ia.t fu2nsee o,oen,,ea ~
to add new 'u'sre t.: t. his InzPg4 sgPg;an0n.
r,. fo,,d.- ~ S9n,n5.1m.G R11NuH11 +. ", " r. u.-
mn Van hss bs mnch eIper3enee 4 1hc bnst.
sss. ~ 80 80 =, - ssszeTis :; !. ., --..,.,
hon-i ~, ~ ~ Ths
fn,nsces ncyer c4nsc aeT eTen IN Snrasv ALE
Aa'o"ee' "9's' eeI, TI1IvI AIT. m A1A'.
Chicago has e.e!3 @ lss:an 70 e be p.ena Of tst.
liza ars.tsi ~ ,hte es,r hn1 e1.an1,ns a. hrs
b1iek md some othsr sm.ji items. The een;irs M.
tss va5oIs a. It T. h,s neen psoagqseed r. chi
!nat rev yea5s aso eae 70 ne osnagn. hs
a'3 ." 49,; ~ .. ~ sthatntte.i .rrnrsr1 ~ srd
Ge.nt5 NV Nv ~ sss Hn Sn}.Sed
stttc;ss Mst,vs s' ~, I. re,ts1n,v ,unTnVinol
snd She Neu sim coi1o IN To- ,he riar,nn
Sss & indeptnaenee Then s,e,5atnE Ss 1has
Ds aae y II WI ~. se i.st sazs.lt neh ~
~ qe " xesrs fbr nicht si1 wi, he I'd
VIE M .Ee Rtase vi, 1arTS ~ ~;
s.. ~ " 49, a.t, ~ ~ ~ dsv s1osI ~
LUZ u oa1 p"p1'a.on opa oay ~ nas - spe'o VA
one hundrca to1 of shrct Inn. Manufactured
h htsa pis,s o,S ~. Nil t.nMe.nH srara
sad aoe ~ ts'e rna Da
+ aseu ~ .ra.h ,ess snp y. d. Mn.e i-or
s Hof1 WEE S ~ IL - ~, -. ~ - ~. hr,,dt
IT,. ,hrt ~ esnrn Gull eo0N % VIC
"as 0oeas $"e''o>e, u,.rop,r.r
rra trr.ras were .sa.+eT ,szt un,t AMI
49, ta ~s.s ~. tn-eed ~ - .fnH %
AZ ~. s, nuT T,n. ~ ao,ht NV :, - ~
os5 oS5t w.s 5s.,o1raf and 1eeng hi II ~, an an
~ ~, 1nns' .e aeat n she Wstnr1cai saetst,
, 1869-01-04

The total receipts Of live hnrR for the yc4r un-
Ger review afgrrgtc l.I06. .7s7, a:atnss I.G95 71S
received IN lsG1-zu increase OF l0,033. lhe
scaE.t :ss Is ss,ppea IL s'1ss 1se-aa .issss of
216.5su. tte latccst Lnmter received In this
market curtag the gear. tn orr north. wa.
q 0sS6 In Dcet mber. AID the suallr>t is ga In
Fehrnsrg. rhe p1ei seaton ha4 be enc Of m.
ttock nasiet.. Pr:ces pave su:ce f@.n A@she
pr pour tlcEer than ou17nR the season u 1857,
the m.rkrt opening 1rm IL January
At f6tcG7.a5. sLd advancing 20 q UaG 1915 IN
I1tc at<d up 10 tar lAt.r p.rt Of October, pr4rcs
81 ,tst time r,u1lng At Ea a5D7,s0. !" 1ih Tie
conEeleGEalLt OF the paektcR seHBrn, howcEeF,
I'cces ay:tn re.ettr, advaaEng to $sm@to.so.
but tooc rcceded to $sSett977, ~hsre sheT were
frmJ Eeld 1t lbe close Of the year.
IL quality tie hoEs tuatkete1 sh:e sfason mp to
a very frcrut Ga.e. havc hcen much httttr than
the average ol iAat rear. lbe tmpsoreGcn'e In
weights being estlrated 1t from to 10 Ftr cent.
The marked fal1teE OF in the quality Of tie hogs
only xp!airanle on tie rnppo.itiop that III eap-
11yol good marketable tc:t IS slre.dy exhausted.
Indetd, this sctme 10 n- an established fa:t.
SAD II dicsiions pott to au eatly clo.lt
olthc picking fessan The exccss 81 shipment,
IS compared with the year 1851, te due to tie
fsct thlt prices IL the EssfeEu markets during
the pstt Two mont e. Fave ruled relatively II cher
1hsn curing the cor RESPONDING per.oda 0! foimer
yehra. ard he1cc, shippers, Who generally VII D.
craW from The ..rrR" ~ eoon a. tee packing
have kept steadily st Eork throughout. ..
The following urrrcs4 furnished Us hy Aesers.
Tall~nik. helluEy j. o.. thow the average
vfIt tt Of .he ogs sold By this drn du,lnc The
months It Oetoter. November and Decemb:r Of
the yttss 1868 I'D 1867:
AyeYsee weight, Oct........e-6.7 42J.s
-sS*' a"7sth& " sae p1vpss S4HM tug esa.stta sta Z
, 1869-01-04

AS conpsred With The 3esr 1867, the receip's for
The year 11st closed rhow an increase OF ~ 9S7.
Tie past scas IN a. nor been highly prosperous
one 10 those engaged in thts btaLch OF The 1lva
esock trade. n" market having been largely over
e,ockcd with the pncrrr so:ts, for which, during
siderable drnaLd. ana prices IN consequence
lave 1rled Low aId unremnn- ratlve. There has
bctn 4 klesdy, fair local demand for good to
ckoicc mutton quaIlt!ts, and at times fair prices
have obtained. but very few Of the d10sera who
hare followed the business the Jear through
hare realized any con111esa 81: profit
HtctlrIS AND sHIrHENTs.
The following table, compit ilom the books
OF the Union stock Yards ard irsusit company
By Assistant Secretary Geo. r. williams. E-1.,
showst total recclpts OF lire stock for the year
, 1869-01-04

The successful founder OF Illustrated papers in
Anesscs, Frsnk Leslie. wilt l.tue In the dr4t
week in January new family papsr entitled
7h< 4Stte Horid. devoted 10 1omauec. travel, DIS
coscries. hsgicEe. the lam and tte kitchen. art,
Iocsry ard humor. 1t!s to contain several Iea-
tnrr- OF iutcrcs. rot found IN any family ncws-
waits sEd Improvements. such as record or ~
cent ecleLtinc discoveries, by Psof Joy, OF
Columbia olleee;. transactions Of Inc polyteeh-
mic ard farmers kdepsitmettz OF the Amcftca IN
Institute. illustrated; health aed It's laws, by pr.
a. +. Gardner; iueldcrts OF travel ana rem,n1s
erces OF adventure. by E. @. Squies and othrs
tssYe1IcsE: food, aud how to cook II, the dairy,
The orchard u the garden. Eacn nu a,her Is also
TO contain bill OF fare. with directions for It's
pref 4.ation, adapted to the s.aton, for each d.y
Of the week, hY the Lel1ndr, OF the Metropolitan
Hotc'. The whole tastclu!ly plnted and illus
tYatcd,
, 1869-01-04

Of acquaintance, Penny went from Montreal
with The tools Of 8 burglar TO commit burg
larry IN Ogdensburgh, N. T., on the Canada
line, The detective officer was on his trck,
and when, Gu Sunday morning. he crossed
over to ogdensburgh, BE- was s,.1 arrestea' nostsi
and Harry Jennings, we're arrested In this
city, this morning, as accompliccs.
, 1869-01-04

U[tCeuE uH u UIBUtN9TIy HOUNSe
A squad Of policemen. under the supervision
OF Captain Fo1. made descent on dlsorderlJ
place In The basement Of the building On the cor
FER Ct Clark aud North Water strte!t, last even
lug. and captured twenty one boys. VII sc age.
raL4t f1om ten to eiHhIern Year,, aud the pro-
In the BuEcn Street Sratlou. md Will haze 4 hts1
tug before Justice QriEn this morning. The sa-
loon has long been the resort Of yieloua cha1ac.
terr, and the RESIDENTS OF the resrhborhood viii
no doubt rejoles greatly At il beIcg broken up.
, 1869-01-04
New Music.

The well.known And much-admized composer,
". t. uakes. Of this city, has recently broazhs
cut two new songs. each with chorus. respective
1y entitled "sweet Flowers that Dte3,f and
q; Lr9er no Longer" the former being e1
trnccert face, IN t:aclf valuable acquisition 10
any collection Of cugraytugs. Both OF these
pretty pieces aSe to be had At Root + CsdJ's, on
Eakhtnptpu street.
, 1869-01-04

There Was a rumot on the streets iAsi evaaInX
to tho effect that Bishop DuKean was suffering
from s.vcsc lndtsposiLon and could not apeak.
Our 1c1 orter called 1t h1s It eldcnce on Madleoa
greet, uear M.ehi14n arcIue, aud was trlorm.d
that he was in pttfttt health and had not felt
10 well ~ Al prt etnt Tor long time.
, 1869-01-04

Special rtrviees will be h.ld n the Second Ba.-
tist Church to day. morning. afternoon and sreE-
Ing : also, every afternoon at 5, s7d evening At
.x,du.ing the rest Of the week. Brother Charles
Carroll, / laJnAn from Scotland, will preach =,
each service at1ernoon aud eyet1uS. AL persons
are eordlslly Invited to JON N these services.
, 1869-01-04

hay horsr, attached to cuttct. containing
rsluable robe helorE!p TO Ctsrcs Holman, was
stolen ON Ii frcui Of the residence OF A. Nil er,
on Huron f1ztct, 5eEetday afternoon. The
po.lce haYo been notified. and ato cndesvor!rg
to rcce{tr tte prppcrft.
, 1869-01-04

The several departments OF the abo''' named
institution viii reopen to-day, Alter the usrat
Ch1ietu a. holidays All Information may be OBJ
tallcd by application to the President, Nj.
Dyhrenfnrth, at the general office, Nos Jig md
l1S Randi Slph STREET
, 1869-01-04
A EET FREE CHURCD,

The first Free Methodist Church erected in
ChieaEc, located on Mor<a street oetw:na L Axe
anu Fulton. was formally deti,cated 70 The wor-
snip Of God yesterday alseEn eou. n this prcsencs
Of quite large asfennly. The building is lra ne.
f:lS fts1 long By twcuty seven vide. ana Is not
5et tn,trelg nuteh.d After toe caston RS eSer-
cisee, Rev. Joseph Travis p!each d thu dcdiea-
tory sermon. Ne arEueo that ne house. altaonsh
ceprable 10 Goa as the most magnificent saDc-
tuary. The tenant gave character 10 d'elltns,
ana II 1. we're accepted By God It
would be dea:cr to their he.ria th.1 the opinions
was called etahle;. ~ family, ewell.9s; II
que. n. a palace, and II the people Of Goi, TEN
pc. So 1t m4ce 70 dincsencs What sind o. a
huu*e they worst,pped God In, i they eid II stn-
crown them with euceess: He ea:d the amount
thus far el pended was fSl Is, una there renamed
an fucebiedtcss Of Ssl9.56. II was proposed TO
pain, The outstae and the window esshes, put On
IN adctttora! cost OF ;lastcE. ind trov, peWe
AID stoves. The cost Of which would Be anoot 90 9,
anu he hoped the congregation wonid Hoesally
e,pond. About Sst0 Was collected By zuoscrlp-
ton. The de1lcatory prayer was then offered.
atd, af,tr few words of con ,sa:n!atton uooa the
tuece.e Of tue undertaking, BY tie passo'. hev:
Mr, buss. the bencdlctlon was pronounced, and
me conservation Dispersed,
, 1869-01-04

Tie alarm from Boz No. s7.yeste;day mort Ing,
was caused by arc 1t tic rcsid Ice OF Ms. VIM
II. Arthur, No. SIS Wabash a. enue. 1t originated
In the Kitchen. how. 1t 10 rot EnoWn, End was
cxttrEufehed BY tic application OF few buck
etrfni Of wstrr beio:e ihe arrival Of the Ftr De-
ntrtment The loss vas tfttlluR.
, 1869-01-04

Sixteenth Ward Republican Club.
Tho Sixteenth Ward r publican Club all rold
Its regular mc.tIrg this evenin< at71 o'ci ck,
1t 5serpsp Rn1L corre re1 nc A1d Indian trects.
, 1869-01-04
Real E6tatR==Qritp,
TOR sALE-By s. II. Kerfoot l. Co.. Real
Estate Brokers, 4 nesrboLn-st.:

HOk sALE-By s. II. kerfoot j. Co., Real
4 E's's' hF0te'', inFNoSss5%P, Z F2Nso6Ess5P,ss-:
1;SooSo. is Hslo-si, ixosIofy house. Lot eo13st.
ros ond asasnt hoq.s % besxesn Mon
~ @ 1e.a.uss I'll s:1iof ssia.s Of w.s.,,,v
FTsnt2;s,1,5;t 9Es q IT,. HI ss1ls: .,,"
,ia@Ss; s. causnet,av, swo-..or, frame house.
is1Ss: s5 double nsms hou,o.~tth lot
I@-Fs7ms house With brick basement on Pne..s..
asesef oftef saS eoio - s .
nas,, si e., e .;is Ssrsa two ''o frame
rdSt.splsndid uasbls foas Vaossh.av., north OF
Ssssss 5 ;s sss 81, 81 s:a, ss.:ss e.;
'tSRe sS1sa ssai is, Is isass;
issnSe; ~ Walnnts... txo.story harac house, 70
MSes q ssd "a s. yea. R.ndo1pn,ee, cottages
III 55i% IN ;sRs ss
s1ia;sy;y ne.E Fonstespt9ss, entirely nsT ~ ~,
MIESo:: !: Hason,ss., tso,4.oss frame noree. lot =
1,s7Te e; 81 e.. Calumet az" s*otor7 trans house.
lAFiyc new stoses on stase>st., With ll7ins rooms
aeSye; vsry cheap, ,..a,,..o ,.
@.eorass1 # Jefferson and Dekoven-ss,, ,oo1san,
lxGotisse. win lot csx1ao feet, on I1dlansav.,
laeEne r. = sEe:stary residence On MIeh1sapaS..
1ao-So. 81 surnside.st, corner of Thirty second,
two.statT Frame honse- Lot 2sxllc7cct..
| fctt - ~ ~ = ~@14 w.
n!-Good suo-ssoEy house on Chlcsxo Av, With lot
y Mlls1G9nags ;sg with basement on rweoty-s'1shss-
Ne-Sas.* - and es. Jedesson.st. Two houses with
| ii-Sos. Isl and 1876 Twenty fouzs,st., :.s,ory
brick houses lot fs11t5 feet
| 105-So. I'll Adams-st., twostoFT frauc house.
is Good corner On Ha,sted.ss-vthe stores. Lot 10
I'll. feet. -...
on Mlcki. aa.sv.. near ~ wenss .nt,ass,
$50; lss supsTtoE,st. astory narse house. brick
$40. g. Fonrta.st.. tvo-stoEy frame house. Lot
Ase: il West J.cksou-at. s-s,ory dwelling. With
..56-splendd bargain oax.st. east Of Rush, with
-N-No. III south Halstel St, svo-storg house. Lot
2sx!so feet
.Sl-Se:s;i Fuitons1r tvo-stor7 frame nocse. Lot
1os fsct: H5ta 6qi!dipss. ~
| Win be aoId elear: ..,.,'',,,,..
1:s-lo acres cornez of esast.av. and C1oach,.t,
s-ssa IS 81, o. SoTth clarkst, nssI bari9u rsee.
md T9ents .tfshs!. ..'A''1s w. - 's'~''.s. '''
Tasds. 11s' ~ nss4 ''' 'A9' ''o'A e''O~
9 acres In Sec. 5. 50. ~. .,......
stock Yards
s1a aess sss11a nes1 '~
nnRst: nRtH ''s. ~'.A|s -
ts s9ts tot e eos os'*eeo F00eS
, 1869-01-04

The ELLSWORTH ZoUAvEs Of tn1s city are In
receipt OF a eeEes OF cum 7ElmeutarY rcaolatlons,
passed at recent meeting oI The Springfield
Zouavca. thanking the Chicago org .nizatlon for
Its presence at the laying Of the Cornerstone Of
the Capitol building at Spf1nEt I'D and comment.
ing their splendid drllt and discipline. "a
, 1869-01-04
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The PuFest aud Sweetest Cod Llyar
OIL IN the world, manufactured from fresh.
healthy live1s; upon tho eea ano5e. ltis per
wells Cod Liver OIL" manufactured hy Caswc1!,
Hazard j. Co. succcssnre to Caswel, Macx s Co.:
New York. Sold by all druggists. We have no
fnecfni arcutn
, 1869-01-04
. Z Il q .

QETCHISSOS-LETET-Dn the 3set ult., by Rev,
Il. /. Hammond, Mr: Adams uutchInsoa and Miss
Mary A. Levey,. II Of thts city.
Burlington. loNA. papers please copy.
, 1869-01-04
Strapen OF 5toteH

CTRAYED-From Hass s PowelJs s5eWe.
y ~. At LSous, m. two daTs aso a!sSS ia rsg2'11 g1
siaJ morse .Tot ana Sc n6efallJ rewarded py r
,1rnnz him either to the ose.s,y, Or y 5,h;rss @ =
1fIsS1NG-Frem his home. ~ Catea{te.tt -
Nh w! ss!t = u
Ee.1v nssT of ealf boots, With the letter. Z
shr IL In E,fc F1ils. Aoy Information COZ
HIN wtl * thankfully received II saa
dIfA.
, 1869-01-04

one Corn cx.r, ctSd by DR.. Stepheu,,
IS CLARK street, for 5nc two. st. three, 81 .3o
four. Il 50. All Right relieves aching Gurus.
DruGgte1s have X. IS cents per boz.
, 1869-01-04
MARRIED.

A1ldaubt vanlahcs> for Wolcost's rA IN
Paint Is tested Tree n 1863 ou'h tfark etfe.t, hi
cacp. iriyate rooms for ladlss.
, 1869-01-04
CITY STATISTICS,
Receipts and Shipments of Cattle,
Hogs and Sheep for 1863.
Weekly Prices The Packing
EeaEou,

NiehW Incs, Cheese and Fish
, 1869-01-04

TOR eALE-A house and lot on Indiana
T. Av. neAr Observation-Disclosures With lot - ieet
front. SIS CO... ....
House aud 50 foot lot on 1ndtanaaFt IHcn&f'th!ro-
Marble mont house on Indiana :. nasr Eenueth.
A,so several frst-cl.ss houses on Wabash. Aichi'
Eau 0"0 A. !. AvEEELL,
. r,aat Es,tte nnlce MOI Metropolitan Block.
, 1869-01-04

UpR SALE -sleighs! sleighs! a very fine
Nzht FAMILY l1el.h: also. cheap aagle s1tts5s:
cheap. Also, s second. hand ope1 hnsEJ. Mast 60
, 1869-01-04

Tic receipts Of tan bark for the year 1853 were
1919 tons, which, At valuation OF $50 per
rord-stout an average pllee for the ycar-1ould
au.ouut 10 $l6a Js5, 20.
The following ART the principal stitis.lce Of re-
ecinfe, shipments and yAlncs OF hides for the year
1I66:
.- Value.
Reectred. hs.-...-......2S, ,16a,l6a $l,2Lis4-3o
shipped. ny. ,1s5s99 ....... -.
y aus snts red IN the city. 7.t4s,5s1 ...........
Lity Consumption lis ess,sts 9,e1n,s5s o)
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-19
HoK the Ready Relief Acts !

Ii fsE MINUTES The Ysrisai VII Eel
slight jiuzIinE irTiiSsio1, sd The skin be-
comes reiis1sd; 4 there Is much distress n
the s.o-azc.- he Relisf I'll xsssss ns-u7e n
removing he Ois1dinz cS1se.-& general
warmth s r.. th,o-EhozI TIE en-57e body,
md is oizSVe S.s-lulssSnE p7oq@r1zes
rapidly courses tnrolza ege-y ven and lsS1=
q The xzSsn, 2rc=SlnE ths sloshfu and
pzrtszlis px-zlyrs5 Eiz76s snd organs 20 n
Dsvei z1d healthy sc1Oa- perSYi-z1loa FOL
lows, md the surface q he body feels n
c-ezssi hsz-- The Sickness q stomach ODDS
chiIlS. hezd-zcha- oppressed b1eS;Ai-g. he
sorenssS q he Ih-ozt, so5 81 pziaS either
internally O. sUslzaliy, -zVs5ly suhSide, and
The pz-is1t fzlis mo Tranquil slesp, aEzkes
REVISED iuriEorstei, eu-ei
Il VII D found lhz- n lSlng tie Relic;
externally. ei1bs- On he sine o. sor0ss ne
EdaeTs- o. Over the S-s1sch and bgvslS lllSt
for several days sfter pleasing warmth VII
be felt showing he lengsh OF time Z cor
tlueS rs iu-irs1ce over TIE diseased pSr1S-
L Prioe Of Z R E RELIEF. y CAMS
Pc bo-zie, Sod By Druggists Gn3 Country
HerclzutS. Groce-S. &c
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-19
Supreme Court of Hawaiian
Islands.

ITO JAMES c. KING, A. S. DALzELL
i and II. LEIDING, lately doing huriness
in the City of San Francisco, State Of Califor-
mia, under the firm name and style Of ]. {.
King 4 Co., Greeting.
You are hereby commanded by order Of the
Honorable Elisha II. Allen. Chief Justice Of
the Supreme Court, in case you shall Gle writ
ten answer before the FIFTH DAY OF JULY
NEXT, to be aud appear before the said
Court, at the July term thereof. to be holden
at Honolulu. in the Island Of Oahu. on Mon
day. the hfth day Of July next. at nine o clock
A. n. to show cause why the claim OF Charles
Lnling and William Toel. doing business in
the City and State Of New York, under the
name and style Of Charles Lining { Co.
Plaintiffs. should not be awarded them pur-
suant TO their complaint now on hle in the
office Of the Clerk Of this Court. wherein they
claim Of you, the Defendants. the sum Of
Thirty Thousand Dollars. for money had and
received to their use. And the said Plaintiffs
further set forth, that Messrs. H. Hackfeld &
Co., Of Honolulu, are in possession Of certain
goods and effects Of the Defendants. and pray
for process Of this Court to cite them as trus-
tees Of the Defendants, to appear on or before
the aforesaid fifth day of July.
And proof having been made to the salts
faction Of the said Chief Justice that the De-
PENDANTS are not now resident in this King
dom. summons is ordered. TO be made bv pub
LEGATION, as by the statute in such case pro
vided.
L. McCULLY.
Clerk Of Supreme Court.
Honolulu. March sd 1S6Q-I9-sm
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-19

All that is. was. AMI viii be again. There
is no mystery in knes-hrecAes.
Herr are loar hureanx. ncieut-lookinC,
Many a cobueA has been brushed away
from them. Ike the wiping cut Of fereige
policies, The drawers are al labelled
portrayal, = Mexico, Sweden" Thewis
dom Of one old Minister IS packed away
thece-1oass. observations OF Bernadotte.
and Smiths appyehensions that the House
q BrSsSnEa means 10 eat up ChuqniSaca-
and shut the shrimp fisheries of the orinO-
O. Il oar hAlsiv sesmen. Wonder. in the
living body. walks old Mr.. Hunter. down
the aisle, with spec,ScleS IN. Who knows
al about the c,aniiiioa Of the Guinea trsa-
N. ana whether SAN sen; Us the full uuua.
Der Of Crccs Gear roOSsers and hens, ae-
co0iinC 10 the solemn stipulation. How
many strange old PEOPLE 20 Up and down.
with red-sape wax-SsSls and paN,husentS in
their hands. The place looks Ike a
Noah's ark. bearing across the deluse the
archives Of the drownsi world 10 the new
one.
Mr.. Secrelarv. I confirm Sll that Mr.,
SSilpatriek has sid, judge Biok6ddle
owns the only original copy Of Rubsn's IN
this country. he bought i OF = farmer
who was hard Up. This devotion to the
arts. II seems 10 ne. ought 10 be ree-col-
leo.ed to his honor. ana give him this ap-
pointmentn
General Wibhesccew, concludes: Mr..
Secretary. Judge Riekhidle was in my
cSnn. and can give the Italians an idee Of
ESr. IS pr@cticed in this kee-uutry. He