davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-10-07

empty basr4ts, Elisabeth. Eoekpms, &l@ ha eoE!t -
t<ts EHr. en9 = empty eaT:st1; 1Gae2st IL L.
j. y. lf0e1nhs, Iemont. q Jd. stooey z4wfn WAX:
= Ji- Lsseeok y l9s .toae; & Qs5e. tsssset 70
Eve, Gtnsrrl KePbx7on. Lea,aut, d 1ds sseeas r. !.
Ate1.nde1. Lenaont. = I'd g sti Ketlpse fs1uaas,
Lrpont, I'd *tene: Csc Judd. Estaat y ids stons;
Wasrt 1t& Ear. u i'd ssnoA
cIxAH1n-A$ r ksEeat 4sats + VI Aa9as.sntss
oeL LT1aM Mh1: s. z Gsia. LezseaE hfh,s A.
nssse.1s igss Taas asa.; ~.s ftseas: ases
@ i5xas: 1ss.<A ksRn~s.a. l:rneat, Hs4t: Msse 90
uue1 io{sa laabek. Lssa lsihi Bths.tapol Qtta-
"a d1ats fohAtao F3snt. Vleasagoe, u h[s aah
tsEt- AosEtas kkn bu eexn, 4 81 p0unG1 oeed
, 1869-10-07


,he hEnkF ~ GAIItE1Ihe ltst teesipt. COUPLED wsh
,as ssrtss =. .soaad today nd nnaeF ane.sed
11ei.se ss.s 70 asae1.hle aat,neo ..se.tsbAsaad
~ ,s & wsss net ROOD ths+s y
arbtes THAI ~onId EsAda Ahove medium
.oundsnt. md 1zrn prtscns ina,e.aSons win 80.
f1ne to Be fo1 ,eE1s1 Eeet1 10 eoe and the general
oe1t1 aMonx dtaie11 tteo1 tn bt that prices VII fc
mAia ABOUT where they Until 9niie Ltc Ia tne fa
1he FEATHER trta 1nd the Ateatsnee liberal x1y-
" tse ys;ds quite n auinais Appearance bal the
1sJsn sais. rE.sh1ne 9.seiy lsao ae.d o. Abort
men to medMD: and It t60t&f-np for epod to primo
thtppdnG e<s- The .n1.ket cIsed quiet md stsdy n
the Anue1rd qnotasloss:
CIf1G1HA fk1CEA
Cho&ee Bektrs-Floc. fat. we1Lfafzned, 4 to
N3ta5 80 sssess- and averaging from E2a
Pfine H<vr~-Gccd. stii-iaiied, dnsiy.
fotled deer, sFerA&tus LIN 70 LID L.. AeSAipp
Fa.r GtAde4-P2!f gtetE1, In 3A1r aeah, aver
Ak1k Loo 10 l.9o EA.>-.~....,.,,s..,,. - ku17Xa %
Medium EiAse-AtAtnGa stttsx md eAod
eoTE for city alauehtes, And xrtrax!nx aQ .
10 AtA0 As19Ac3
and are!astae 10 % L1tJ ns........,...,. sspa4s,
4hefkr-GsaS and THU eoE1 md gtee1.... 40 Q915
YTf Et7F MA n
, 1869-10-07

DR. TAYLOR Eires spsdal attention 10 al prsvsso
dss1scA Al vtna1eAt diseAses easca without 7ss q
- o. saTsn may e.n sadreo the Doaf % ii ess-
Ga*ana! lnaffsf.. Qsaes nd Fnst ofnes atdtsss 71
, 1869-10-07
STEAM DIRECT TO LONDON,
London md New Ysrk Steamship Tine.

SttaMea fnftnf9huy to Lendnu sruu Pier Ma L
oxsh Rive. hcw York. Pa0aEo II -. 4s0 aaa eN.
ulTenty.
ATLANTA. October u CordnvA. Nov. y
~ep anA Rnt4e1aAI, che.pest eErreney raaa appf1
# a.. Is hsoeasa.. Kcg fesk- q u JAS VAL
n0WLAND A3PlHWA1l% n aouth.sk. hs0
, 1869-10-07
rtcuH Eemf,

Oirer r johnson '. Gustsv Fischer {. Al, ne-
aeteadRntA 's' 1't
James u Quinn ct q. r. Neseru Union Tele-
ssapn Eomspsa{. 60 s NJ. Gaze 1als u an aetion to n
eossl 10y sae Mlssed ioss Q! hos&c, which VA
which EaA Placed ac1osa ktnz.t STREET while IN
the act Of being raiAed 10 the pole II u aiieerj
f2n In!o tho rivef, Tried. N1
Af7kAL HoEps-IAtx FOR EExr.
William Rawson =. Thomas McGrath ct elx
Two eutts hsuuRnt to recover rent under appeal
honda given IN ec4ion6 Of iorcabla entry Aoa de.
tA1neE. Finding for the dSfcndaata.
The Court {Wllnams. ~ decided:
Tb<Er n only ovc potut Ia thta which shall Coz,
eidsE k1d that b. whkhe9 any action b susane,
wreo fhese .ppe.! bonds AEainM the socrs,tea ~
fat4 nDdo0bted that urou Ap&l frcE1 Jnte4 In
atascble entry snt detnet ea&tha Court osde,e1 ID
, 1869-10-07
DIR. Raphael

nesaAe4 @seAAA Nthnat any tnior maeio4 from &he -
teut aad sufEs without an3 aIp5tmtnt1 The use a.
tlt4smsnt: ~ &.9 Hadtson.st. up et4rs. Onasukf1.
tan tee, y S*ad r. for Ill -GQlbK 10 HEIL1H
, 1869-10-07

aaItty p$ hniders n unlk. but 1t tAa eoAe 6rH
&atm The }oh6(nx trsAe teok over epe hfts. 0shaf
bag prni Ntfn r1fy 1,nSha 49,
, 1869-10-07
Vessels F'asse4 Detroit.

epeesaf psspsseh 10 Tia ChIeAso TdhanA
bHrxot1. Qx &
tt,n5stie hfnwn. ~ !. TneH. ". r. Auon. NInnis
Ftahtt9n aHnaJ1tdn Neotui. sch1a taihAadsr Ffi0re
A4seaa Aant Rlaae. qAleas1nA. Raktaa.
, 1869-10-07
New YerA Ltve Rack Market.

Nrw YerA Ltvo RACK Market
aPe<fal Despatch to Ihs 1hA-asD THhsna-
HxM Toa1. OA.4
Bed ustt1e-Heex!ts4 "a, Bntfaes3 1tt1 sws1f ths
Hetsf The nsual .uYpu from Aihsoy. which y ,exs
ant Adganea. whkh ths raossssttea u hasehsrs coa-
n htffy uhhett1ea
,HAttp nd. Lzanhs--Reettp4> NJ r01y hAH cent
log =. - @
, 1869-10-07

NxpMEaEAT EvExIxd, Oh. &
Sales Il gals. hoar sHd pfussxau3 wfn b fsunt M
DE- the 4trd u ~Cou.nefe.l" aud fta krata q III
esAes AoAd sset<4 = the ssasl charges II ss<ase. M
lcg s<hsRM ~ aEfteseeA
R<est7s6. = ~ -, Ah&spAa Nn4 Ths
sutp!y 81 e1ss4 batter ape1t40E4 10 fAA below tE.e
aats q ths 6eAA. hkpes pfseeN t Nh e1emAta v19v
N n SQ< 1&fs kai ~ saumaH - fASf &1A8eR t1 stCko
~ e1etssve anA rTtce1 a5p sE&talped WITH d44Ruty,
ahlssass A.o 1e..S eosassEst1vey Hsssa sas ehf f.
9sNfr4ate lts,se ssss Il Z III ess4es & fhtssss;
81 a1tis. Z s = e e IL 3 e 5. : 4
aubs H4 7$e ~ snhs 1t 4e;a tuhe II tae tku rso-
nTst 4set III tns ii ~. y bk1 n aoes Il leAit
BAGGING-HuG11ees uaat1huea fAsheF qutss ar this
depattEenf but u kso present asN ha1t 4e13ee1
YsA4H ora h tif rls~s, RAA fatl kat sta heaf tsA1-
lxsa We fsQf4z Qpntataos - fal7xss a&Afk. NHes
Autu[n, ~; L44te*au - ~ l14sow 4. ~; Tan
Pm Nj Ontario ~: drent fa1e ~: Amsslean 4,
s.hs; Ane,c.ssfs.a -: usns 4. N. <un1ulesI rS
AHAN1nsses:f q d tsas = s!x.! = toes 4 satues
r. = III II Z ~ S.1 =. @ &' s'a' Al ai&'. dbl
UNkkak- !his rrsrfet wss hstrty eettFe eod pssaes
wt1s aavanet1 Ne 10 k.vsnd 1ne stnt of has xsct1
evsn It The afvsnen- We 1cslse our lit fotlaas:
NaW YstE faetrr!. leAtSe: ntrot1 isehzy. n4tsc:
Wtstxsn Rk1EvA ESl2e.
QOAl-T1Ade oct tuu1s epod ard FRtces remain frFu
aod uneA kueed folao~s: tshh fruE six fehiSd,
peepsJtJ, H14ae: lAeAnwa1ns ecfNute Nd Pfatssou.
g Z. e ar.lnv Satype-s, 3tnsA Ts 4 h'dse IND VII
COFk RE-Tts movement IL thib nkrfct t>-dsy wRa
4 tud lhA &dfjnK fNeilaf Of Hcu
, 1869-10-07
MONETARY and COMMERCIAL
MONETARY,

So many contradictory and gA.bled statements
are now being publlshed by partisan nevspapera.
purpcrnR to show the ptpgsraA OF the national debt
htDce the present administration came tuto power,
that It u we'll 10 give the actual ngurcz for CON-
portaon Of the condition OF the debt, Al shown by
the last otdctAl report made By Secretary AcL,u1.
toch On March with it1 condition ss eho N BY Inc
last etatemenls Just made BY MI. Boutve for Octo
ber l. Mf. AcCulloth never included the accrued
tEseResi In hn monthly statenenty ot Tho deoe and
IN order to make fair COMPARISON thts item
fhonld also bc omitted frnm the statement for
October L II hss hlwayH been = question
whether It VIE proper 10 1nclude the
raeihc Railroad bonds tn the aggregate
OF the debt Many persons hold ihat the Pacific
Railroad bonds are only soau By the government
10 the Paci0c Railroad Companies. They asc. IN
tac1, mortgage bonds ol the Paelnc Railroad Com
panieh. They are lien upon the roaa and rol,tng
atock Of the companies, but tho frst uortgage
boudA OF The railroad companies Issued BY them
selves take the precedence, aud the government il
liable Tor The payment ol lhe p.tnc1pa! Of these
bonuA-which It tsaued to aid the companies
Provided tho companies themselves eannot par
them. II has, therefore, been . loot posnt
whether the recourse which the government aas
upoo lie property OF tho companies IVES sud1c,tat
road bonda from talr statement OF
tho public debt These bonds repre-
sent property pledged to tho government,
md property which paJs It's own iDterest AMI src
therefore, properly viewed IN very d,1errns l,gdt
from The war debt, which represents property tuat
hiss been con4uwed In the waA&o Of WI. Du, In
order that even the most critical may not Cad iauii
~Mh the nguses Which show such = renasxahle re-
ducsion Of tho debt. NC include cven tSo ques-
tionsblc 1aaAdty Of tue government in tho Pacific
Railroad oopoa, which ahows a follows:
MARCH 1, 1854
Total debt, except accrued interest,"
and erCHpt Itarnr f{nIrnA honh. % 5>1s ont m 4
, 1869-10-07

dioa bonds 70 b 6 un4.s ths statute fns .c par
g. ~ 4 ~ i. 80 I'll + ~
te,%.ssa y = fssor q r. ..aesd laat aaefs ~
Il sett: 4 q y sa mus qastea tsa.sta.
II ~ ss;los tsiasiea Is 40 II < s. 5tsedsa
y III "a 6ar ssssssa'. E. & Il
rsa tns:s :s sS,a = STE 4 = sss = =, ],
tstn ths auseaut of the sppss bond asd It ndk.
spa ossht to b. 20 aonssasssd :. Ihsa ~ 9oe.:.
e:.a< 'fs:ss e. ss = sf:ss sse sss
e :: IS SIS 3taa a. r. &C.
r.; :ss c. T. ~ g. q; :s Ga: :s
q aa4 x a. sss sol ssa ~ - wss.
l. rs ts e nj iosas ~ = r 1a rt
a =. = = ,eaa T. - nanlaoatve 1aess hoads ~
l. essaas q. Z fsssaas ii. Saa1
i = ss'as': 4 s!! -! ss:ss q 4.
. IL os Z s1s ~ s se9 bss = 1:s e
81 .kss.S q; = stsT e s.e & ia.es e
9.ets,ea 90 sues boa = IL 1h.sss sss asaa
= E. fe.a Il "a - 1s,e1 sksts1 q
sss9y RI o.: s ~
o6tte . - % sna xvs sseiy ID the Tsni Ia
The way ct bod, 70 ha pf1vad ~ tbs Court:
Md 1hateyfr tbe deteEptnAttoo, boEever mueh
*Hhout dttaah ths detsndknf mAv b. ha
Ai may hsvc 70 70 u fon& thn salt h ptosreaanx
sahaths OF Jrats to giro .tEsty nr The rent. and ii
a&ss shs pssJ. being tnusey f&uie<s II ths psrt.
ss. s Tie paFtaa ho hase slktc4 h3s appeal hoads
ii, asssss IT, desfa u ts .tssass IL IS Is.
pktf Fho fttsa1s pFaaes lo1eroper1 shaf b ottead
70 ere scutt to PARTY iltird FEut for al he runs
dnins the fise wben ILLEGALLY and improperly rreatns
I4~se.sao2 Il The Ssezntass the 4es1so that
the tsy ~ho neyrs has been u dsfAult and rhn has
hern dstsrntntd BY vtrukt OF 11rr snd tbs judy
cnf of c ta b. enttrely fsnIc.s ahsl Sfve to thu
lrsar Bteurtf IN fhs ahApe Of topds ef ali tho rsns
y 4Seh Afr to taG dur dnIfux tha Time th4t 10 may
oupy The p1aniskA Th@ AAnAes II tas44 bend4 he.1{
81 to the edclunctSe and tho ntA1p f6tA u the o,na
leau4 % tht plaintiff fn ths for h4A rent ia
caro- thn parry. dtfcadAut sonM fA in prosecuting bis
Appe.l think 1hAt 10 feGnycv eAn bc had upon any
such bobd4. -
JUp0kTNT.
Hntnt O. Jefferson ct al '. ChA1leA C H1ffts
AID John Eliot by conleAdon. For t3eA9a
NEW eurIA,
Tho Feshtgo Company '. W!ti,am J. White,
A4eumpeit DemAnd, Es01. --... .
A6otrt c, Wright T, 5ohu Wooi4cntt and Frau.
cas ". Cooker Dlstrtss wRzFans for rent Of bald
!ng u Nesth Canal atreet Amount alleged TO %
apH 21sA
y. Alder Ellis '. Beard Of Supervisors OF the
Conng OF Cook, etc. Debt, tLooo, Damages,
, 1869-10-07
swh-Reodpts, 1,eul ytrusr, Il 1eH4ne


NeW I&S& UHy I.8608 l0MfGNts
EKv To1K. Oct &-Ttsae has s1Eanst coma 10 stsad
SIN tn euneqnenee II ths Hoods whseh have etovped
ntvtl tE ume+ And tho that pcns b moosJ. Psass
lhe tcndeney. nsreFtheless, 4 toWssa ss2eE Era
, 1869-10-07

GAkDLR8 Trade vssfstr. bot b1ieta fsvosra buy
II VIC gnnte ~ follow: ktxks vAI4s0e, NAtAl4l$c;
Atlor. b tste~rtnel l4t@ltke: taliow% y b tRehor
srh ieAe: atAf. 1tkGAlAc: Bzisctts Hea1tns Light
EG05-Wae 10 fall demand and Ira It Ss41r pee
FRUrrs AND EuES-Ho eh.nss af Importance
Mss rsofsed tn tta od the ffuH h1srks
TUNED pe.rit III 1ezislea We msks 40 liesation
In out quotation, - foaloWs:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-24
How the Ready Relief Acts !

In few minutes the patient will feel .
slight tingling irritation, and the skin be-
comes Redeemed; if there is much distress in
the stomach, the Relief will assist nature in
removing the offending cause,-a general
warmth is felt throughout the entire body,
and its 0ifasive stimulating properties
rapidly courses through every vein and tissue
Of the system, arousing the slothful and
partially paralyzed glands and organs to re-
newed and healthy action, perspiration fol-
lows, and the surface of the body feels in
creased heat. The sickness at stomach, colds,
chills, headache, oppressed breathing, the
soreness of the throat, and all pains, either
internally or externally, rapidly subside, and
the patient falls into tranquil sleep, awakes
refreshed, invigorated, cured.
II will be found that in using the Relief
externally, either on the spine or across the
kidneys, or over the stomach and bowels, that
for several days after pleasing warmth will
be felt, showing the length of time 1t con-
tinues its influence over the diseased parts.
IL Price of r. Z. r. RELIEF, 50 cents
per bottle. Sold by Druggists and Country
Merchants, Grocers, &c.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-24
List of Foreign Jurors
Licences Expiring in MOV'r, 1863.

d ETAII.--HO II, HOLSTER
LII Hyland, Nuuanu St. 9th, +. II. 4 G..
Segelken, Nuuanu 9Th, Ahana, do; 9th. All
Tong 4 All Chuck. Nuuanu 10th, W. N.
Ladd, Fort; Esd, G.. W. Macy, Queen st.
sth, All Keau, Nuuanu 9th, McGregor. Maui
nakea oath, Cleghorn, Nuuanu. Heeia,
Oahu, I'd. All Tong; 18th, Akiona, Waialua
Puma, Hawaii, 10th, c. N. Spencer 4 Co.
18th, Hanai, Hilo Waiohinu, Hawaii. goth,
Teen Kahn; Laupahoehoe, Hawaii, Goth,
Apo; Maui Keanae. 29th, Kaahaaina & Co.
WHOLESALE-Honolu Sd, w. L. Green;
9th, Warehouse, Queen st.
SHIPPING-l1th, W. NJ. Markham.
VICTUALLING-Hon 18th, All
Chung, 9th.
BILLIARDS.-9th, Louzada & Rowland.
BUTCHER-W ailuku, Maui, goth, ].
Daniels.
RETAIL sPIRITs-6th, Lounada & How
land.
H0RSE-2d, Honolulu, No. 81, Mokuhao
I'd, Kaauku, Sd KeOhi No. 95 It'll, Job Ma
hina, 90 It'll, Kahau, "a; 18th, Samuela, 90
1lth, Keaka, 81 18th, Job Mahina, 98 18th,
Maiopio, 80 18th. Kepohoni, 100 18th, Pao,
l01 18th. Ioane Male. 1902; 14th. Mahelona,
1O3; 18th, Kaaiahana, 1915; 18th, B. Edward,
100 10th, Kalailoa, 1O7 10th. Keanini, 1903
18th. Kauewahine, 100; 18th. Kake, I1O-I1I;
18th, Lolena, ll2; 18th, Paona, lI3 18th,
nooPukeie' ia lotn' healakai, ITO; lvths
Kale, llG; 21st, Nauele, 800 goth, Anaholio.
III 2lst, Kauhiahiwa, lis 2Ist, Peka. 1Ig
2lst, 0piopio. 12l-122; Dist. Kamaka, 1913
21st, Koko, 124; 2lst, 0hule. 125: 23d, Pu-
niwai, 1876; 25th, Kamakahi, 1877 18th, Kali
hekukui, l2s; 18th. Kaiipahee. 1880 26th,
Kaanaana, l3l 9th, Kapehe, 1872 Kamaka,
1873 /; Kapuniai, 1915; Alama, 1875 Ella, 1877;
Ainapau, 1873 Koa, 139 Aalona, 1870 /; 2sth,
Holona, 141 Both. Maho, 142.
BOATING. "a, Ksmakaniu 10th Mahele,
No. rs, 18th Kaumaka, No. 26, 25th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-24
STATEMENT OF JOHN SMITH co. To TIL
NEW YORK GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
Total ....:..........s $4,000 sl,S72 O75
New York Sept. %. 1869. JOIN SMITH & Co.

Total $4,000 sl,S72, O75
New York Sept. %. 1869. JOHN SMITH Co.
Thus business was done to the amount of
81, SAC, 600, and the operator was only requir-
ed to pay balance of $3.50 currency. which
he had lost; 400 of these accounts come into
the bank and it is obvious that the amounts
lost by some parties must equal the amounts
gained by Others Hence the checks sent in
for loans are handed over to those who have
gained and the whole is closed. 1t is in this
manner the transactions ran to $500 000, 900
while the balances were in the aggregate
only S5,OOO,OO0 As soon as the statements
are presented TO the bank the clerks set
about adjusting the accounts by debiting
each party with his purchase and crediting
each with his sales. If no one named in the
statement has defaulted the bank is required
to settle after two o'clock. In case of de-
fault the amount is added to or deducted
from appropriate statement The bank.
which incurs no liability in this business,
charges commission upon these transac-
tions, and is said to be making about $780,
600 per annum on capital of half million.
Its stock commands high premium Its
stoppage was due to being involved in stock
loans with some defaulting firms in the stock
business, and the bank was a debtor at the
Clearing House for 81 900, 900, which was met.
The only capital required at the Gold Room
is admission as a member, brains to bet so as
to hold a winning hand, and note book to
book the bets-only the ''margins" count.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-24

SULKISEss.- is not a tyranny
which eau be safely exercised in society at
large, and it is commonly reserved for private
or home exhibition. The smaller the circle
the more concentrated its force in family,
in house, in one room, the power of sulki-
ness Expresses, searches, and pervades every
corner of it. In love-making sulkiness is
deplorable blunder. Smile or strike. or smile
and strike too if that seems more advisable !;
but no good ever follows sullen enmity,
which chills, disconeerts, and often actually
destroys love. Even that simulated sulkiness,
that toOtbless vengeance, which consists in
pouting GOODNESS is an experiment full of dan
ger, and in the worst possible taste. But if
between lovers it is blunder, in married life
1t Is simply the greatest madness Of which
human being can be guilty. There they are
man and woman yoked together like goats,
and as the countryman justly observed, /" that's
been trouble to more than goats" and if
either of them is endowed with the faculty of
persistent sulkiness, one shudders to think of
the life the other one may be made to lead.
1t might be reasonably urged as cause for
judicial separation, possibly even for divorce,
since the practice of quietly pressing the spirit
and life out Of human being, no matter how
many years the operation spreads over is not
one that ought to be permitted in Christian
country eve vietis ]" the weak go to the
wall, and too often the weak are the pleasan-
test and most loyable Of earth's creatures.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-24

CoxFEDERArE Losses IN THE C1yII War
DR.. Joseph Jones, Secretary Of the Southern
Historical Society, has prepared an estimate
of the losses of the Confederate army during
the war, which is as follows Killed, 53,733 !:
wounded 194,026; prisoners, 2O2, 2S3. He
thinks that if the deaths among the discharg-
ed for wounds and diseases, and among the
sick and wounded on furlough, be added, the
grand total Of deaths in the Southern army
during the entire war did not fall short of 200,
900.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-24

A CoSJUGAL CoMPLIMENT.-"W What's the
matter; my dearyn said wife to her husband
who had sat for half an hour with his face
buried in his hands, apparently in great tri-
bulati s1: ~, OH don't know" said he; II
piled the wife, consolingly, "Pm afraid you
will never get any better; you look the very
picture of what you feel"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-24
ONREADING AND FILING THE


of the viii Of JAMES tice Hartwell, in
LoUzADA, deceased. Chambers
ON READING AND FILING THE
" petition of George G. Mclean, Of Homo
lulu, Island Of Oahu, one Of the Hawaiian
Islands, praying for admission to probate Of
document purpOrting to be the Last Will and
Testament of James Louzada, who formerly
resided at Williamsburg, State Of New York,
U. S. A., deceased, and the issuance of Let
tiers Testamentary thereon to the persons
named therein as Executors.
IL is hereby ordered, that the SECOND
MONDAY OF FEBRUARY in the year Of
Our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Seventy, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, be
appointed for hearing said application, in the
Court Room of the Supreme Court, in Honolulu
aforesaid, and that all persons interested in said
estate be cited to be and appear at the time,
and place aforesaid, to show cause. if any they
have, why said document should not be ad-
lnitted to Probate as the Last VIII and Tes-
lament Of said deceased, and why Letters Tes-
tamentary should not be issued thereon to the
Executors named therein. by publication Of
notice for at least three months previously to
said day of hearing in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE
and AH 0koa newspapers printed and publish
ed in the City of Honolulu.
l.. McCULLY,
Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
r. II. STANLEY,
43 13t Solicitor for the Petitioner.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-24

"PoLITENEss IN PRAYER.-A few DAYS
since We heard a presiding elder repeat the
following paragraph from prayer which he
had heard offered by some modern Addisoni-
an professor: awe would not presume to
dictate to Thee, o Lord, with regard to Thy
administration, but We beg leave respectfully
to suggest that it might be tce for Thee 10 revige
Thu ip0rkn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-24
RAILWAY g. CO.,
81 Maiden Lane, New York
TYPHOID FEVER.

This disease is not only cured by
DR.. Railways Relief and Pills, but pre-
vented. If exposed to it, put one tea
spoonful of Relief in a tumbler Of
water. Drink this before going out in
the morning, and several times during
the day. Take one of Railways Pills
one hour before dinner, and one on
going to bed.
If seized with Fever, take 4 to 6 Of
the Pills every six hours, until copious
discharges from the bowels take place
also drink the Relief diluted with
water, and battle the entire surface Of
the body with Relief Soon a power
full perspiration will take place, and
you will feel a pleasant heat through
out the system. Keep on taking Relief
repeatedly, every four hours, also the
Pills. A cure will be sure to follow.
The reliefisstrengthening, stimulating,
soothing, and quoting; it is sure to
break up the Fever and to neutralize
the poison. Let this treatment be fol-
lowed, and thousands will be saved.
The same treatment in Fever and Ague,
Yellow Fever, Ship Fever, Bilious
Fever, will effect cure in "A hours
When the patient feels the Relief irrita-
ting or heating the skin, a cure is posi-.
tive. In all cases where pain is felt
the Relief should be used.
Relief SO cts; Pills 25 cts. Sold
by all Druggists.
See DR.. Railways Almanac for 1868
For sale 10y
Redington g. Co., San Francisco,
Crane & Brigham, San Francisc o
r.. H. Mcdonald g. Co, San Francisco,
Justin Gates & Bro, Sacramento,
And by all Druggists and Country
III Merchants. lily
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-24
my wyf QUERIES A Goose
-. A. n1

Utterly COMPOUNDED by this mysterious intima-
ton, he knocked at the door to have the rid
die explained, but the cottage was empty. He
rode on, greatly perplsxed, and trying in vain
to divine the peculiar relation which this sin
gular family appeared to have established with
geese, and judge of sufficient importance to
proclaim thus ostentatiously. Presently he
met and old eountryman limping along with
a stick, and asked him If he knew the house.
30 yes; live there with my old woman"
''And what do you dor "Well, you see my
old woman and me are a kind of doctors Ike I;
she cures eyer-nagurs, and 1 cures the janders."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-24
LEGAL NOTICES.
Supreme Court---In Probate

In the matter of the Estate Of Joseph Booth
Of Honolulu deceased
NTOTICE--Proper application hav-
IN ing been made to the Honorable a. o.
Hsrtwell. Justice Of the Supreme Court, by
Mrs. Anna Booth Administrative Of this rs
tate for the release and discharge OF H. a
Widemann CO. administrator, from the admin
istr,tion Of said Estate. Notice is hereby
given 70 all persons whom it may concern,
that Friday the Sd day Of December next at
10 e'el5ck in the forenoon, is day and hour
appointed for hearing the application siore,
said and all objections that may be offered
thereto, a. the Court House in the town OF
L. McCULLY.
Clerk Supreme Court
UonoIula. Nov. 10Th 1S6g.-44-3t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-24

DOOFING STATES,
LII l6 Z 10, just received and for sale by
331 ii. HACKFELD 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-24
DRUGS & MEDICINES
z. z. K.
go
OUT OF
100

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, las the case may
require,) were administered
when pain or uneasiness or
slight sickness is experienced,
be exterminated from the sys-
TEN in few hours. PAIN, no
matter from what cause, is
almost instantly cured by the
Ready Relief. In cases Of Cho-
lera, Diarrhoea, Cramps, Spasms
Bilious Cholic, in fact all Pains,
Aches and InfrmitieS either in
the Stomach, Bowels, Bladder,
Kidneys, or the Joints, Muscles,
Legs, Arms, Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Fever and Ague, Head
ache, Toothache, &c, will in a
FEW MINUTES yield to the
soothing influence Of the Ready
Relief.
Sudden Colds, Coughs, Influenza, Dip
liberia, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Chills, Fever
and Ague, Mercurial Pains, Scarlet Fever,
&C., &c, take from four 10 six Of Railways
Pills, and also take a teaspoonful of the
Ready Relief in glass of warm water, sweet
ened with sugar or honey battle the throat,
head and chest with Ready Relief, (if Ague
or Intermittent Fever, battle the spine also,)
In the morning you will be cured.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-24

An exchange has the following anecdote;
Travelling through a thinly-settled district of
Western Pennsylvania, he passed a tumble
down log-cottage on the roadside, and his at
tention was attracted by long rough pine
board, nailed up in the fashion of sign, and
bearing, in characters Of very primitive fashion,
this in serintion.