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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-14
FRESH DRUGS.

FRESH DRUGS.
JUST RECEIVED AND FUR SALE BE
DIR. II. BAER, NO. 13i MEETING
STREET.
ID ISONAS TOBACCO ANIIDoTE
h Roses Cough Syrup
Schenk's Pulmonic Syrup
Schenk's Seaweed Tonic
Saratoga ga" Water
Cherokee Remedy and Cure
Rejuvenstina Elixir
Chloride OF Lime
Spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Browns Chlorodyne
German Blood or 'tKaiser" Pills, &C.. &c.
ANril
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ETNA STEAM FIuE ENGINE CON
STATE MEDICAL AssOUI ATI,,N

STATE MEDICAL ASSOC1 ATItN.
A MEEIING OF THIS ASSOCIATION WILL
II be held In Charleston on THURSDAY 10Th day
OF May, with the view to reorganization. district
Societies are earnestly requested to send delegates
and all menbers Of the profession in the State
invlt, d to attend
lhe various railroads AMI sseam5olts will pass
delegates for one fare.
JOhN. DOUGLASS, NJ. D..
Vice President :. o. Medical Association.
De- State pa ers insert twice and send bill to
President Association. -E4o May IL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-07-14

Tia feuaEize zAnei .Satiensn, W1- T..
Rad. D. EsaEsaano, AID Kama. hare he<a
srrsE-s-f Csz-nisSss1srs Il P-ivaee Wxys ard
" ss<r Riga.s ssr the s1<t-s.s K EIo. ISlxzi
81 E1Easl
FEzr- ". ErrcHrs1N.
Miaass-r Il Iars1rr
E1ms 0saes. Jaly 4. Isss-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-07-14

as M.jss-y. tas Ezr~ru- e sas FrSaeA.
O1- r-~a. Ez5 rocd t-iSz3. sas aecrS,3s,et IL
% Is. - -=ssae u<s- Qzr Csarr. Ns1si~1-
Fxro5azz BALLrxr. a eAara~esr q Cgzzzl
Eas Cguni.sigcs- q Els Izr~rizl Nsiss-v.
:. E1nsfzl1. and We -sslIirs al oar Szh}-ers.
aaa a. isrz-rn<nsz e Oar G0rsrrzsn.. -
nav ksrA eaasstsrz-is1 C. his person bis pro-
pxr-T AL has -eszs7s-S. AID @ sfrs f1ll szish
AL .r-a-A s1z c-~,fSs q 81 kis ssirs.l acts A.
su~a Cgzsal zzE Cen missioner.
Dszs n isiazi Pslrrs- Cfry o. EsaS,ulz,
tbs tszsA Gay u Ja,v. A. D 1Sss-
EAMEHAMEEA r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-07-14

JCnsE WDENASS took Als seat On the
Beach q The Supreme C01rs Yesterday. ana
s5&resSeG The Co1-s a.a 6Sctl-zesa OF the
sa-, sss O6eers q the Cogrs. s. foHo~s,
Gssazuasss n M Bar end o.5sc.-s sf'tAs Csurs,
lis Majesty hzs eese pleased 70 ccuDl<-
500 ne As Secos1 Associate Justice q The
S1pSGs Coar,- MS prSsernsn, has come
81 ne Eczozs1s, and when j, vas E-ss a.
zc1sce6 TO ne VS. - -scA Surprise 10
ne, IS Il has probably been 70 yo1
You know, gentis1sn, that ~ prsvicGs
trziaIaz has rot ee<a in your prosessio1,
and Ez<s therefore ecG-t 01 year gentle
manly consideration and forassrares. an
iuzrcd to labor. and feel sure that lous
residence IN this eoazsry, row exceeding
Gszrter OF century, ard covering al the
years q nv manhood. An Intimate ses1aics-
ance with the habits ard customs OF this
people. zaG with the eo1-Ss OF legislation,
II soas q which IN former years hare been
a active ra-siSipa1t. win give ne sons aG-
vsstages Il the discharge Of the rev duties
70 which I am 80 Unexpectedly called Il
patient industry ara a honest erdeavor 70
Do Justice, o. ny part, vii Be Of any asvaR-
tzSs % VOC n the diseh4-ss q yo1r azty 70
yoGr clisnss. or Of the paohe ho<lnsss gsner-
ally, yo1 may count upon them with Also
luss certainty.
judges. 10 the homer OF whose association
have been preferred. could have desired
for yogr saSes, that His Majesty should have
preferred 70 this honor, soCs one who could
have bro1ght 70 ycc more assistance in the
discharge Of the o1sro1s duties Of this
Cozrs- Yet. soule reputation for zeal ia the
p1h6r service. a. l trust, and -ratiErts %
ths King. who has hoaored ne By his selse-
ton, VIII be suaraztess 70 yoz % ny utmost
szertious, and hope and trust, that when
II the course Of events. the tine shall cone.
is come il r11st- tbs. our ofscial relations
uIst Be dissolved that Szca sssofstsol, and
rot this 5urpton, VIII be the incident 70 be
regretted
The Chief Justice said - that be bad listen
cd 70 the remarks Of his associate with great
pleasure, and he trusted that bis rev career
wo1i5 result IN grea; usefulness 20 the King
don and honor to himself
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Licences Expiring in July, 1869.

d ETAIL.-0AHU-H onolnlu. LIST Chas n
IL Spencer and Co. LIST Lyman Brothers. 50
Lin VI. 18th All Fo, 18th II May, 18th Mrs
Warren. S1st W Ryan, ed All LuAn, 18th All
Hu. I'd Chung Hoon, LIST All Lu and Co. 18th
ID n Fli,ner, 18th Ahwan, Waialua, ID Alum,
Mclokai. 1st 7 White, Maui, 18th Along &
Achuck. do, 18th Kanakaole and Co. S0th, T J
Steel. Esd II GillinghAm, Kauai, 18th II "
Greenwell, Hawaii, ed d Montgomery, ed
Chun Tuck, Sd 7 Spencer, 18th q Tucker. goth
J D Mills.
WHoLESALE.-Honol LIST c n Spencer
and Co. LIST Lyman Brothers. 18th II May. LIST
ii Davies, LIST Walker 4 Allen.
RETAIL SPIRITS.-3d O'Niell.
WHOLESALE.-T II Davies.
VICTUALLING.-HO 3lst All Loan.
Hilo. 18th Parker, 18th ].
BOWLING ALLEY.-Ilawaii. 18th Spen-
Ger.
BOAT.-Hilo. sOth Kali. Lahaina, LIST
Parker. 2sth TreadWay.
H0RSE.-Honolulu, lst J Halou, No IS, I'd
Napoe, No 70. I'd Pahao, No II, seth W Dun
can. No as.
PUBLIC SHOW. -Honoluln, 7th B Plum
mer.
Honolulu, 9TH Nolte Kru-
ger.
DRAY.-HonOIulu. seth W Duncan.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-07-14

IKE "PoE MAsAHIU"-as our native
friends cali TIE Immigrants. per AasaaIos,
have gone 70 work They stayed in town
three weeks, 10 allow them 10 become lit
lie accustomed to the people, rested from
their voyage, and aeelImAted in some degree,
under the ere Of the Board, and within
reach Of medical aid, and likewise to give
them an opportunity TO form some idea By
whom they wished 10 Be employed They
al were very anxious to 90 together, as 3
matter Of course, bat this was impossible,
a. DO one wanted 50 many, more especially
in view Of the large number Of children.
But they were very decided to 20 in con-
panies, according to their villages; and 90
one yiilzZe, sgreed 70 90 with s. g. Wilder,
Esa-, to Kuzloa; one with j. J. Dowsett,
Esd, 70 HOn0Eli1li; and one remained,
which on Monday last was very urgent TO
20 20 work, somewhere on this island: they
lave gone 70 Ksnkohe- These last are still
open TO employment, are not willing 20 20
Of this island, and DO not desire TO Be sepa-
rated; pet, II any perso1s are DESTROYS Of
obtaining their services and c11 persuade
them si1giy OF IN larger numbers to 20 with
them, ia town or elsewhere, they can Be
aeeomnodated b. applying 70 the Board Of
Immigration
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-07-14

sszAsse of aasssz-s. ~ wiaserAalesr. L.
Ms sssrsal ra2sssr. NJ EAnSsz also r-Ssss:-
ed Ills MAJESTY wa s<szsifsl cAizs Sssssrs
s=rSs-e. eeu1laS sr0sa IL esAeSr.se@ I=pxrial
N1sEs1r-sry II ><Erss- ms Sss. sAiss sal
geld, e,aSerzaely .za a-sisSeaEy Designed. s
ec@pesed Il ) dsz- plssss and dsz- hs-gs
Pisess. sss2 as frzs ssza&s ,z- aka saSk-sS,
sayz- sOsts. sss- Oa< ga s,za a. Ska "
is TsAz< frpa the art that sSae eus the
aess p~rsees Ssssess ar~ preserved. the l-ass
defect beng a cause sf saze2i.se rSiectssH
.s2 3sse-zeessu-
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Liberal Advances Made ON all
shipments per steamer.

Cargo for San Francisco will be received
at the Steamers Warehouse, and receipts for
the same given by the undersigned. No
charge for storage or carriage. Firo risks In
Warehouse not taken by the Company.
Insurance guaranteed at lower rates than by
sailing vessels. Particular care taken Of ship
ments Of Fruit.
All orders for Goods to be purchased in San
Francisco. will be received and hlled by return
Of Steamer.
Ser shipments from Europe and the United
States. intended for these Islands. viii be ~
ceived BY the Company In San Francisco. If
consigned to them. and be forwarded by their
Steamers to Honolulu, rkEE OF caARen. ex-
eept actual outlay.
&2-PasseaEcrs are requested TO take their
tickets before IL o'clock on the day Of sailing
and 70 procure their Passports.
All bills against the Steamers must be pre-
sented before two o'clock on the day Of sail
ing. or they will have to lay over till the re-
turn Of the Steamer for settlement.
II. HACKFELD a co.,
Ism Agcats.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-07-14
Reception at Iolani Palace


MoSs. Ballet. the newly arrived
Cousul Couuizsi0uer q Il l. n Of
Fr-acs. was presented TO His Majesty oc
Saturday ass. o. which oeca<ioo Noes.
BaiHez addressed His Majesty Es f9EoEx ::
sim Frzaeziz est hanarS IA shsiz cue :
NJ FEz-pergzr s1fs De III pa1r rvprsssnzsr SCI
GoqTsr-=ueuE Fsrr1ag-r. 1 tsir Sc fELirissr
bsrz4z'I ssc aerrsiiEs I1Pres dun Souvenir
var-iezIssssnsns ca1za poar sa ilssics ss ssa
sspriz f-IzpartiAlE1e.
Cauyaiaeu L. s-QGTsr daas e GoavsrnemsaE
Eax1zen ees aeu1 Frsclfusss sGait<=, ie
vieaz vr5<r vqsrv NsisssE se Feqlair hen ,
js5ai-s. pour rxni-~ IA mission pins faels.
ss1se sa hienTsiLanrs perzaunsils-
-rzASzLHrms-I
Sx= Il a Frsnehmaa i ha1arsd b. tie
ehas.s zpi. Il hin b. T. n the EmFsrgr to
rvprs=~.r HIS Government AFRAID. h= ought
"a euarratzEass himself wien Il. i l-crs.iiazsi
usa- Sszsrsigz V4rti-uIa-iy narn 6sr HIS
justice and sFirr AZ InFar-iAIz-y-
caaria.ed thAs I shall nest win these t~u
fzszslzuahEs saAlEliez n the Hawaiian Govern
uens, bszeerh Tszr Majesty 70 be Eoad
enough Ia ali also, N sri=r u saeazrA1s ny
nzs.s.a. Al Taz- Mai-zty's personal Eoad
VI
Rz M15Err's WIS pleased to rsply, s
flaws
81 Iszszud "a ysu. eariial rsl-au@ II
the HG-zzaz Isia-.i.. 1nd haps- nat ga,
zs4suu u,1g s=n.i u Perpesz.h. the guad fsss-
ny Ea5ra NV kAspZy exists between II
Kngs.a. and ne EmFiss AZ yuq- u4E1ss sav-
srziz-
ION nay r-ss assured AZ Our Sincere sisaPsr
szan n n shas nay tsnd "a ssryug-he1 frisnd-
b iaszr-aurze VIA France. and pay yaa to
rseziTs 1ad transmit IA he esrsruasus e
HIS IzPs-i& Majesty, ne szFr-sziaui af Our
earnest gsss-~H
rz4szA.11-I
Ks-zsa.r L csza.i.sssErs- A Est-s E-riTss
sz1 Les EaE1a i FS1= ssuhAir< zas eartills
Eiea-Esz.s. e = dsslrs siaesszaszr q1s s1r-s
niss5aa tza.i. rerP<saer - saaz r.FPar-z All
uazazzn.zE haa--zsznznt sziss<zs szEr= Msz
EaEzzzSFEnRi-d-voszA4E4zs. ssavz-
an
Fs1z Pouss. 1Fsir FIzzz-azrs 1. aatzs ~
sers saSRzrarina sAas tut gai F~at sa1-
rriszz- 1z.zl5r ses rzi.Eszs 4zseaIzs ssse
Il K-za.s. e i Vsaz prs d rssss+ir e d
t-zazuzEszs Al Gs1E-1asas d Ga N1i-s-<
Inp<-i.s< rszE-.zzaa 4. asa a=1s1s ski
as11I-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-07-14

Yzz-zzsAr Ea.rns4a. rks Frzzzh Cszz+
siaaer n ths zaae AID n he PaEt & Ii Az
g1z< ssrsr-iz- Sasadsaa III d<lETsrsd MA
tae kaaIs 4 Ea MISSY rhe Kizx. N szz1-
a. pa--za sf kzr Na5ssEE he EaFr-sa e
fAs Frsash- FaiatsE 81 par.1I1iz. Gi.zE tzs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-07-14

Nd L Sa5I has tbs i1y been appointed
n lrsns 70 graft Marriage Lesncss for The
,sassries q KSolazisa. Isl1ni q Oahu- gu the
us,uzsua-ioa af tie Bsa-i % sizessiea-
FERr- W HCrcars2x.
Ni1istsc II t1szriasr.
Egus one. Ja,y L. lSss.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-07-14

NJ. We PS5 has tAHs day been sspeiased
Diss-s.s Jztrs f1r the ssze-aet " KeQl1aPokq,
Islaaa az O1hz. vire J. ". Esa- deceased
Jxg- O. D.1NrSrs-
G.srsrDlr Il oaA1-
ss.sruSrss Onaes. J4lv Z. Ises.
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General Real Estate and
Foreign ana Domestic Agents, y 'F

NO. 3, 81. ram S7'REET.
.,,......., Baltimore, Maryland,
HATiNG ESTABLISHED OURSELVES
Ill in the city Of Baltimore, with conhec.
ions in the Northern, Western and Southern
States, and also in Europe, We will buy and
sell Improved and unimprorcd inrds In the
Southern and Western States. especially IN
the State. of rirginii and West Virginia.
We have superior facilities for dlsposlng OF
Mineral properly mud largecompnoiirne. OF
Land suitable for the settlement Of lmmi
grants. 94 1iHaar 7l.- r.i n t'l9-
We will give especial attention to the pur.
chase, Sale and Rent Of Real Estate In this
city, and persons locating or making invest
ments here, viii find |, 10 their advantage to
consult rs. '''
ny. 40 nharss nnlonBle,, se:uni ser-is4
rendered. j,i3-@
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
ME SOUTHERN lsEvlLw.

rT1llE SOUTHERN ltEylLw. ur 10.
The Southern lseriew was established in
1867, witha, view ofprbyiling fitting organ
for the thinking men6f The county, and IN The
desire .uturnish for the suu,linlitrtary rtriot.
ical of The higher class; both which the editors
conceived to he needed nj lie fine.
Our success thus far conyiucts that We have
met n real want; and affords the additional
qualification orbclieying that We have met 1t In
satisfactory tsaniers Our pages have been
filled by contributions from the most bril- liant
writers aud accomplished scholars In the
country, and Dur subscribers and the press
have been Lavish Of encouragement undr raisc.
The Southern lleyiew l. published un,t,tfiy
on th first days Of January, April, luly and
October. Each humber, contains $50 latee oc-
iaro pages, handsomely printed On heavy
paper The subscription rrircis 50 per annun.
Contributions are invited from all parts Of The
country lf3IEaA Ar. lblIEDSOE
s.....,... ...ly ". II, BROWNE,
Eds. and Pros, 0 s.. Paul ST., Baltimore,
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ADVERTISEMENTS.


HAMILTON EASTER. GAS. wArrsa.
riIAs. Z R,sT.Ht 81 sBfsg n "A 81 u
HAMILTON EASTER { SONS 80
Invite attention TO their present large an
varied wholesale and retail stock Of Dry Gocdr,
10 which additions will he made BY almost
every Steamer. Having buyer constantly in
Europe, AND selecting also from Auctions an
other hest sources in this Country, there I. no
house III tie United States with better FACILITIES
in purchasing, and hu. few that Retail Goods
buyns we do direct from the best European
Manufactures. i ll...sh 20 t't q
We aim To keep on hand Goods adopted TO all
wants, from the lowest priced tolIhc most costly;
land whilst constantly endcayoring 10 secure
newand fashionable fabrics, weare equally anr-
ous 10 supply the wants of those desiring cheap
durable articles, aiming only to sell such goods
MS We believe will prove satisfactory to pur.
chascrs. riN-ftil a4Si7I
Tn succeeding the former firm Of Hamilton
Easter ( Co., our seipor rariener has resumed
the active management aud personal supervision
OF the business. 81 d! LJ.4H 81
Selling for, ...CASH ONLY. we-are- enabled
to pat our goods nj Npite-modsraie profits; and
this wi,lra regular fie,! prier, from which no
deviation is made, justifes. those not familiar.
with their value 10 buy from US with eulir.
confidence. 'l'i.' 80 y -4i0P
Retail stock on frs, floors of,s9, 2ol and 2Os
Baltimore Street.
Wholesale rooms in the Upper Stories, 40
All orders by letter must lie addressed 10 The
firm, when they will receive the prompt per-
sonal attention Of one OF the principals.
mriG-ly lAu l'gy e7ad tlri5ft'at.k I
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All communications should be address
ed to TIE DEMOCRAT. "' u
Wt.,oN " a.,
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TO pronntc and protcc,ir BY enabling sub.
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points, have to announce that they will, IN Sep
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rits RerEiIEycg si,EGisrER, containing, among
fothcr things, The, Names Nature OF business.
Amount Of Capital, finIintial Standing and
Rating rs to Credit, Of over 1000 Of the prin.
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,nnd pubic companies, in more than 600 Of
the cities, towns Villages and settlements
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The. feror,s and information will ~ confined
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or ii. HEARTS 9 4 is
MlcArn4prSE kAnssllAw.

frcd. ISL |I-i H.1H 10. s'btf
elIow dolyani know that he is hcleH'
Kate ASKED, lev.dng upon tue, sl"wly mo-
wing assembly, al masked, Or disguised
iualI the brilliant varieties of costume
common to- u. select marc ueradc ball.
Kate Leuvaius face was halt hidden BY q
drxterou, jail Of heavy black lace, which
hardly seemed mask, but which eiiectu.
nlly obscur"d her features. At last her
glance returned. to her escort, her Cousin
Alfred, who bore we'll the gorgeous cos
tune, and as gorgeous character, Of the
Duke Of Buckingham ynIe1s, - :,
"Wclt, Know, Of cou:sc, that he was
invited, and he would not miss of com.
ing;a for he 0would think Of you. You
know how many times he has tried to be
presented to you. say, Kate" contin-
ucd Alfred, earnestly, "it's too bad Of
you to be SO bard upon decent fellow.
You treat him shameiulIy. that's fae'!'
Hates sweet-cut, crin,soned lips cutlcd
scornfully. Ti74s2 frt
Urea. him shamcfully' You talk
strangely, Al. I've never spoken 10 tie
man in nylftp " 's7t'.a Tsh
Alfred saw What he called the "high
md mighty, CLEAN in her eyes, but he
would not be daunted in the cause Of bis
friend. -lIIf8.i.i essP YQafEI
"And never mean to speak to him,
either ?sal see it in your eyes. You are
absolutely savage about the poor fellow
"a conce,cd man whose talent only
saves him from, being iutoleratle y said
Kate, in bitter voice. ''N
Alfred's face flushed slightly.
do not condemn him for doing wha.
you are famed for doing yourscIi," he
said, with aspcrity 4 as 5,.as
stand pray what is that q asked Kate,
eeasihg for an instant to play with her
fan. . Ell. ~ - -.l'. ~ ''-
."4Trihing with the hearts Of women,
ns;Khte louvain triflcs with those ofmcn, ;,
replied Alfred, bending towards her, and
speaking inan earnest voice. 4. ... Z,
Kate laughed musical but satirical
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