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r,rt1,F nf yrriTeAitaF- GandlOGtselss, and
CFek na.S With drs s Sy the coasna g the Fe
having largest number OF votes a. MY Genus '0
Td syvsenev ESQ ofers fog ST. Peters Parish M
prize year old bright bay Horse
Fae the nsst Engine that could be procured
St. Louis 49,
HiSsrnian silk Eiag. : - -,
Turh Mccloskey, Esq has donated Ggntsman,s
Cole Which viii be drawn St Josephs Tables
Tickets for sale by tho ladies. at hfty cents eaen-
Cold ss Which drawn for the An1GISis
ton Tables; Tickets for sale by the iades' AZ my
Mr. cNuy St Johns offers one Of ngiGs o 9Gss
sewing Machines Tickets for sale by the IaleS VI %
| Johns Tables, at fifty cents each.
St Alphonsus' Conference oFers as a prize, n anG
BLACK Walnut Wash stand, Itasn marble 9 t@Ps b 1
TicEets for sale by the ladies' at fifty cents each
Annunoation offers miniature lye Ra5 Ease
THAT the public may be satisfied of the importance At, At
.chca 10 III. maintenance of this Institution ny my
Most Rev Archbishop of New Orleans the io s s
Of His Grass circular, adding that tho collection theh
i. taken mp is entirely expended. e. !,
II CTpcrrI AR LETTER OF His Grace tho Archbishop Of
Nv 6r1cans to the Reverend Pastors of his Diocese
1ss,eyeod and Dear SiTAmonG che works et charity
10 honor sqs tq Is oS @no within as
years order to supply Ta a io fg atnte bows
vino not being admissible int the asyldas i g "e and
children would be abandoned IN tine ,iS here and
4
this establishment, founded and h5theTp
Bv siir5orted by the Society of 81 Vincent o. La
has not met from the public atlaFgo that support WHO"
!. We were led expect. -. 49, ~ not s,a
ientv aided they shall be Obliged e close
tionthough contains at present sStyi9i T ~ ma
No. Itgould source OF shame anu Gr i d y
dS1bt NOT To you also Rev and dear SIT anu y
', C,ful flock did t become ree.ssatyi
saft Of resources TO throw these poor Doy Sccse
We, ne ,idst OF the worlds dangers there 70 beSule
It neat 10 society and disgrace TO the GhnLsg, iti
10 with little help wo mighb hh'ie VI T> =
~ ems ard good Christans 49, ~ tiv,s ,,-r6 Vy
IN ~ 80 =, Mace this Embellishments pefslaI,e
2hn 5e ~ are Obliged 10 have again reco9rse to pubh
= charity 80 -
WeIoL1s,i - bS1OHN MARY,
~ ArelfSlshup Of New Orleans
- ,,.,,s 4, ,ril % 4e6s Feast OF ST. Mark.
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mo THE PATRONS OF =
Nos. 90 and lO1 Canal street.

R1AKEIY &. HOGAN, Proprietorsr have the.Plea ::
AZ announcing the receipt of large invoice OF
those ENGLISH SHOES ordered and made 70 measure
nnder the superintendent of Mr. Hogan himself
Their receipt of goods in their line embrace many
STYLES in the Southern country. I'll
rhoir ladies', and Misses Fancy Work ordered "lii
10 ~, hand about the middle of November
Gents having left orders to measure Will please Cd"
and get them at once. prAxET.y A. HOGAN,
% and l6l Canal street.
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crNrnAI. COMMITTEES.

,y.s N :, Bfadv Frank Laybrook, A1ic1 Clougher,
Gerald Riley, Hugh Flynn, Or KENNEDY, reeI w.
1osnr robert Strong, John. Hurley; Daniel Hurley
Diamond y Taylor SauGne. 6siSii
IA Coodon Jr Jacob Zoeliy, Do1arty, john hSah,
ahoa NaKenna Edward Burke, john SAikens, John
De1ees John Farrell, Henry Uthoii ~ l.9wsta
2arSeI, Patrick Rowan Thos o keete, Ed Aenne1y,
phiIi3 smith Patrick Aarnap. james GalagheT.
\ 1ogartS. VIM Murphy, John MULTIPLY uugh $1,000
X london Patrick HalpfR Fred C2lelhogI "a va
Go teianh Slams Poursinc, T simns, Judge
| Ehns ColIns WIN Lee, john Ford. Thos Egan, Johh
| Heirne Jas EIoKeon, Thomas McArdle, VIM SheTlaAn,
NIL r NJ Wescott Hugh McCloskeS, Bruenng,
| W,n Yolllman VIM Mcdonald, j q Kaufman u Court,
ney John Kirwan, Geo Cronan Thos Marley, Gso5 re
MSCioskey, Thos NJ Caysnaagh DT Sn lly aiiaty
| ne-4ey i Coleman, w O'DonneI, James hcLcngnnlh
Vim Tlennon Andy Parle, John Spors Jonas Sports
Gbney, Schumacher. kS S y SIs1 Craig Powers
| n IN III teu j q Pendergast Patrick Irwin, Nleh1ih
Bnpl[e ! NJ Cass Wm Walker John French Chrlstepne
Conpeh John Stewart Aat M;h, arr Ti,zsimmonS
John Gutter Daniel Driscoii Nicnoas SsLA M
len Christopher Reilly, Mr. Goodwin hr Eorr f
Michael Hackett John hAfkeI' Mea I Mr. Sf1rphy
NJ Ciansy Patrick Johnson Mr kiipTlde: III
SI.Eyny Mr. MuIligan. Ed Conery. Ed Conery Jr, !
ODonnel Tlos Brophy' Jona R ai@Sre NJ Moran
(,hsn Mr. Cook, Mr. Lincoln, nfaoy n 2T Ts,,
= COVE j Coyle Mr. Dillon. NJ e Hailahan II y Dunn y,
] + % Irien, Jno OBrien, Mark X Sliei, Zg fIaaI
TSns Mex endrck .Srr JutrI McPhelan, M
Grath OC Brady, Geo Lanaux aneo u n
enard, a Rousseau, The0 Ianaun' - Ejri,atr rio
: gIhoa Green w Il Lancaster, Thos layton. john Icy
renx Oct De Armas 4 Frtzwiliiam, John Henderson,
IN Hal Comntittee-J II Lafaye, j "a oMeallie' "m
W Byrnes s...s as I
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

n ropETNG STAR HALL FOR RENT Tile
M Eoii in the MonNISG BuILDISGs 1O9 IFs 40
steet will be rented by the night, month or NH,
fine first November, to Societies an" Ni oc15 II
in the office of this paper.
A CcoRpING. TO SOME, MIsUNDERsTANp1Ne
1,oun+ the Benedicton veil to be contested for At
TTot,or sbeebau's Fair a full and handsome Sci oN
yEsTMENTS will be substituted Tickets Air'"NS
s,ue for the eil will answer for the Vestments.
ln1
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n Beverages Jr, G Dlo&arl, Landry Is y ,white, .
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Mrs M Hart s,s ME- cap,on Mas Marley Mss
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to &c caamaitteeessr. John gs9ays Frank LET
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NOTICE

The men composing FATHER sHEEHAN's PAR
IsH are particularly requested to meet at the new
Church opposite Annunciaton Square, THIS "a "a. -
18th inst at o'clock. general atten is
rennested.
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TULANE BUILDING,
New Orleans, NOvepber o 1890. -
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TULANE BUILDING, - ssssse
= New Orleans. Noyember 1850.
We hog Ieaye to inform friends and the Rubl1e
generally that our full stock Of ELOVH1h6,2 n
Shirts and Furnishing Goods Generally,
for men and boys complete and for sale At TIC
low est marlket price.
Also fine assortment on -
Trunks, Travelling Bags, Shawls, Etc, Etc
GARTHwAITE, LEWIS g STUART,
nor 1t Nos. 81 and y lamp s--ees-
IOUsEHoID FURNITURE. PIANOS AND oEFIcN
IL FIrniSa9Fee ~ no 1e3 Enz3e
tss =: 9 nd IL
5'ciocI A. H. at New Auction 81 EaVleei
street SSSneI ma BeastsAas hzhlu
Ten Y,fTaiis Wasbstands, Sofas, Spring beas O.AsEss
Marble TOP Centre Tables Marble Top ~ 49,
boards Extension Tables Cane and Wooa Eees
Hat Racks Double and Single Safes, Aatsraasess
petTsI bs and Square Pianos and once
fRrrg invoice Of W aintAt ana Eolaaz
Misses Cottage Beds, Walnut and Pantea Cottage sa
feG rnrmsCash in United States
HALL, HIBERNIAN MUTUAL BEHEyo--
LENT AssocIATIoN.-Ths Regular 1Gsetings Of tbs
Association viii take place tho first TRUE
! nav Of each monG1ssSnt u -oelcek Rr ", Nc tno
cboJbouse on MarignY street. botwcen CasaeAlEo ana
I ! C,reatmen streets Third District.
fo9I 1v ROBERT BARTLEY SECRETARY.
4 SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOE LUNG DISEASES
And All kindred Complaints.
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And All kindred Complaints.

rre ia high authority for saying that he Is fooI
W. orTsiTSg agninst ''estabished facts have soye-
~ remedy for Jung diseases aud all slmiier com
Militia have witnesses Of the fact here asaortsa now
Estny IN Nesr Orleans WhoBe names and esdellees
he Known calling at ofhcs so - sfgoe Ss-essA
near Canal adjoining the JesuitB ChuEon a. IS
,lis remedy Is q vegetable prcductloni growing =
s3,yil5 III Ia unknown TO the me1aeaA taelltT h
a. .frtE haye bean the most astounding nature -
~. Seen pronounced physician OF ghtrty years
nroctce ..tbs greatest medical discovery OF the
Pfsose aud SEQ the evidences Of what state exSSE
tJ M, cry Of hunbug. From that cry
IN fasts which ready TO establish 70 the
Pefssons at q distance who wish to Try ths ri.ss2s
sIonid write TO friends in the city, s ~ the
t h. III they become satsAed with the -
will be sent for $40 and tbs satie ~
MOI 6nl -------
CARD <[-..--.-.----- -
a 1919
No 1,aRRRr HUNTER of New 9orhsS edtsoE @
-, it and Journal of Diseases 81 the Snees 49,
tne az che Inhaing InstrnrlSate apss
IN general has arrived Va s'y ssna s-
/ o,c1ed ana fice al lbS S1hsi aeie's, ~ -
] store Cor the treatnento o. eAe
Throat, Lungs and Heart,
,;.t branch Of his profession hc ucvotes his entire
Jtenfiou His improved Puimornetre ior issng re
hSajtb M The lungs and expanding and deYeeplg 4n
Sybest IN cseScSf weak lungs, can De proeuree -
| rooms. 49,, r. u 4of IL 8
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laaA WILL oFEN AK
ODD FELLows HALL, CAMP STREE,
FyRcuTTyE COMMITTEE

rrhursday Eysn'g, Nov. pc, and .Foll9wing Day
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rim MORNING STAR AND ATHoLlc MESSENGER
GRAND FAIR

GRAND fab II am o.
S n. sN-I ,Na Z N It's H. Q N y /
n fi,f - X Frols -pf:st4ruTE Doys q 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-08

HAYS PEIEN--OUr worthy forefathers have
left Us tale in version Of which the purpo<e
Is to show how di6eult, aud yet how necessary
II Is, sometimes, 10 keep silSnes- The sub
stance Of the story i a. follows:
Haas Priem was admitted into Paradise on
the express condition that he vas not 70 in
dUige habit he had acquired Of esnsuring
aud eritleiSilg whatever came under his notice
Accordingly, he saw two angels carrying =
beam erOssE=ys, and knocking It against every
object, they met, but said nothing. He next
s1E two other angels drawing water from a
fountain, and pouring into eask which had
holes IN the bottom, and was much surprised,
bUt held his peace. At many other things Of
the sane kind be also suppressed his laughter
and remarks, sppEehendiuz that be might
otherwise be expelled from the place. At last,
however, he saw a cart stuck fast in the mirs.
with one pair Of horses yoked into it before.
and another pair behind. and the carter urg-
ing both simultaneously forward. This being
a matter zhieh belonged to his oEn profession,
It vas more than Hans e0ald do to refrain from
eritiei sing Il, and the Consequence was that he
vas ssired BY two angels and turned to the
door; before il closed behind him. however.
he looked back, and perceived that the horses
we're winged, and had succeeded in drawing
the cart cut Of the mud, into the air; nor can
there b auy doubt that N the ether cases Of
the beam and eask there we're equally good
reasons for What Vas done.
Wherefore, let Us learn to hold cur peace,
and refrain from eenezriBg the ways Of God
Bet where an I Tanuing? In przising silence
have become le91aei0usi Ny Godl do
Thou 1hyssif instruct ne when to speak, and
when 20 hold ny tongue = GotfkoLd E8sb1emx
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-08

CESEss C0CErESIzs.-Ths Stersotypsd on
Gal phrsssol0gy q ere nation Is apt 70 Devil
der or auuSe another The poor German II
the story vas del gated when the Prime Min
is-sr signed himself your obeiisot servant"
for he bslieved that hsneefgrth al his wishes
would Be granted and to persons unaeeaS-
toned 20 Preach e1rresponienes the phrase
1'1eeSpt the assurance Of NJ highest consider
ati7a" seems % izply much uore than the
writer incec dsd- The Chinese eonelGie their
06ieiAl letters IN the eiyills<t fashion. The
sritsr taxes tais opportunity Of wishing his
EZeslsney great Increase Of prosperity" OF,
again, l1xuriInt increase Of prosperity or.
finally. che blessings Of sumner in great
abU1ia1-s-" II csuparison with car otfciAl
phrase AS per MARCIA" IL Ehieh manner
certain Lieutenant i said 20 have depicted. for
the benefit Of the Lords Of the Admiralty, the
E7unis he had received in action, 4 China
nan, writing N the third person, concludes
thus eozcsruihE himself, s'his name Is given
q = separate sheet" minister, bsinx con
Er1rzlArsd o. his promotion, replies IN the
uAsouS' Tavern - The writer received yes
terday his EIeellsuey's complimentary note
OF congratulations As holding IL with purii-
ed hands be Psrassd il, be was Il once con
founded byits over praise, and embarrassed
bE bis sense Of his OSa uuEOrthiueSs"
Whers'- Your petitioners viii ever pray the
Caiusse are, as they shOuld be, more dOEery
- STEPPED il yOur favor. they in haste repair
TO the presence Of your Excelleney, whom
they pray 10 stand their friend"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-08

IEE wv BzCSsEIcE TIDAL WATE.-It
would seem By the following frcu the Dun
frisz-shirs and Galloway Herald aaG Reyi.,sr.
CT September IIth, that the New Brunswick
tidal wave Vas fGretold 70 the day-aluost 70
the boCr-by and English naval o65esr:
LisGtsnAniS- n Saxby, Of the Royal NaTy,
says that at ssTsa A. n On October 18th, the
neon I'll Be al the part Of the orbit which l.
tie usArsst 70 the earth Her attraction viii,
Therefore Dc at It's uaxiuEn force. Az noon
CT the sane day the noon vii be On the sarth's
eg1zt1r-5 circumstances which never oeears
uith01t marked stuoSPhsrie disturbances znd
At two P n CT the sane day lines drawn from
TIE sArth's esutre would eEt the SIN and moon
IN the are Of right ascension (ths moons at
traetion and the SIMS attraction viii therefore
BE actually II he sane iirsetion-) In other
words, the rev usoz vii Be on the sarIh's
equator Ehsu N Psrigse-aud rothi-z more
Threatening ear. Is4y. oeezr without miracle:
tras earth. Il L true, VII not be in psrihslion
b. s02s Ie CT II sse01Gs shr0a0zsser.r The
consequence Of this Vii be ole Of the highest
tides ever known.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-08

IEE RIcEEsT CECECHLIEIys IL ESeLASD.-
he rsetory Of the richest parish IN England,
II Al ecclesiastical paint q Tisz, has Just be-
cone vacant some years ago the rsct0ry Of
Ssazhops, Durham go lag held By tie Bis
hap Of Exeter z1i the rsrtsry Of Do-idinzton,
CGubrldg szhire, the f1rner s2si To have been
worth e -0e9 zai the latter nearly IS Geo \
year, we're the best HTiaZs IN the Church Of
Eagiznd- bat II 1855 StauhoPe ESs divided.
and N ISIS the sane eozrss Eaz adopted zith
regard 70 DodiizZtoa (on the death Of their
respective icezz5sztsj, AID II each Of these
parishes there are rev several sceIssizxtieaI
districts, instead CT ons Es4lthy rsetory- Up
vel St Peter. near Fisbsaeh nov stands a
the ri-EssS bsusSss q the EsZiizh Church, be-
ing rs-zr-d II the -.Cisrgy LIST a. worth
zs-eSs 4 year bEt vel known TO Be worth
eo1sl1srzbly more In the sane parish there
Il the rsetgTT e Christ Church, returned a.
ee-g -orth 1854 year, also Belonging
% the ISsulsJ family. The Tzezney il 81
Psts-'s UFEsl has bss1 ezzssd By the death
Of the Rev william Gale T0zuley, via hsld
L szly seven years
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-08

cEISEsE 1EsTUosT.-Juigs Sawyer, Of
he Kszrrh Dis-ri-t cart, II the ease Of AIfrsi
Heleh 1gai-st ere q the Chinese eonpaniss,
dsel1ed that tie rsz-1zo1y cf Chinese wines
ses E1st oe rsrsIEs1- The acton Esz brozztt
b. Nsich against Al Hand Ct al. 20 recover
$3.50 d27agsz f1r alleged breach Of eoa-
tr1et b. Ehieh asde1daats usrs 70 fzrnish IA
sorsrz 70 e1t SftE thousand cords Of rod in
santa Crzz eSz1ty szd deliver L AZ Redwood
ely I1e dsf=1es Rad n01e bat Chinese Wit
nszses. aai pl1Intz e. s..ed 70 TIER tsstiussuy
beng received Altar arEzzsrt By esznssi
JudEs Saver hid that the tszsinony Ezs
proper and aust BE ADMITTED thai znisr the
Fsarzesnth Azsndzszt al persszs we're en-
titiei 70 testify n the CozT<s that II saeh uss
n1s tie ease Chizzzsa es1li net rsusise fan
and ezti-s j1sti-s = TIE co1rtz.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-08

ETos ETIQUETTz-- 1 had been
many days Al school / had made two very
extraordinary discoveries One was that the
Zion boys had no mamma On the day az
ter ny arrival found Jones and We're throw
inz ny night caps out Of the window, and
called 5ut to them not to do 80, as my nam
ma told NE TO wear them shall never for
get the burst Of laughter with which this
statement was received The only thing
more ridiculous than wearing nighteaps vas
having = mamma" Thompson, WHO was
gOOd-natured, spoke 10 ne aftsYEard about
IL, gTzTely and a. friend An Etou boy, he
said had no Mamma" but = mother"
+" mater" or q maternity :" nigh. take ny
choice; and the corresponding terms were
used instead Of papa But the second dis
eoFery Eas more stsrtling-there we're no
boys 1t all At Et0u- A. soon - the smallest
atom had his name registered On the head
masters books he was constituted then and
there feilzh-r This designation il must
be understood, has 10 reference TO Egyptian
bondage, bat Is the sGperi1tiye form Of fei-
Low, Synonymous with " good fellow" and
signifies that its happy possessor has all, the
best qualities implied bJ the latter term and
many more besides.-s4 De EsrHsys Etoz
Days, IN Loadoa Soeiag-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-08
| BETTER THAN 10

r. r. r. Resolvent cures with
astonishing rapidity every form
of Chronic, Scrofulous and Skin
Diseases, and eSterminates all
corruption from the human
system.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-08

The new mode Of fishing with Giant pow
der in Carson river has created considerable
Indignation On the part Of the people, a. It
destroys Al immense number Of young fsh-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-08
Florida Water of the best Quality.

n BROWNS TROCHRs, HAMBURG
" Tea, SedlitE Powders,
"A Great Assortment Of Essea tial Oils,
such as Oh Rose. OIL Bergamot, &c., sc.
Glyeerine. syringes variety. Breast Pumps,
Nursing Bottles, Trusses, &e., Cocoa Butter,
White Wax, SpermAeetti, White CASTLE Soap,
Pain Killer, &C., &e.
For Sale at Lowest Prices BY
32-tf1 II. L. CHASE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-08
II. VoSS,
U ? n o / S 7 z r e r,
No. 5 Merchant Street.
nDDnSurE mn S.ur nD.S HOME

w. - 1ACECHAhh StEctts
OPPOSITE THE SAILORS HOME,
SOlieits the patronage of the Citizens of Hon
olulu and the other Islands.
He is prepared to execute all orders in the
Uphols;ering line, Furniture repairing, Slip
cover fitting. Shades and Curtains made to
order aud put up Carpets. Mating. and Oil
Cloth laid; Spring and Hair Mattresses made
to order; Hay Mattresses and Pillows always
on hand. All orders from Ship Masters pune
tually attended to- 43-am
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-08
WHELPTON'S
VEGETABLE PURIFYING PILLS,

his Fam0us Msdicine has proved its value in Dis
eases u the HEAD, CHEST. BOWELS. LIVER. and
DIGESTIVE ORGANS, KIDNETS. &c Also in
RHEUMATIsM. ULCERS, SORES and SKIN DIS
EASES-it being DIRECT PURIFYER OF THE
BLOOD and other fluids Of the human body.
See HsEdtilIs girsH array BY A1eats
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail. in boxes,
price y q. Is HI and ,. et- earh. by g. WHELP-
ION son. Crane Court Fleet Street London
And may BE had 0f Mr. J. 7. WATERHOUsE. Homo
lulu, and Of al Chemists and Medicine vendors in
Great Britain and the Colonies
The Undersigned has heard mueh in praise Of
NHELPTOS'S SAFE VEG ETABLE PILLS from par
ties vho have used them that he can recommend
then with perfect confidence.
+lys JOHN THOMAS wATERHOUsE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-08
MERCHANDISE, &C.

MERCHANDISE, &C.
FOR THE FALL TRADE!
THE UNDERSIGNED
Oner for sale
THEIR FINE STOCK OF GOODS!
Elk Late Arrivals.
ososissias ia Part q the FOlls~sas-ya;
Black and Green Oil Paints,
Iinsesd on. White Lead. White Zinc.
Sheet Lead. Sheet Iron.
Deck Glass.
Blue Pilot Jackets,
Blue and Black Cloth Pants.
Denim froeks and Trousers.
Blue Serge Drawers.
Cashmere Pants.
Fine Blue Flannel Suits.
Meas w0olen and Cotton Socks.
White Cotton Shirts and Undershirts.
Regatta Shirts. Cotton Drawers,
Fine Blue Flannel.
Felt Hats, etc.
Dundee Hemp Canvas & Sail-Twine
Wrought Iron Nails.
Choice Brands of Tobacco.
a Fine Assortment of
Liquors, Ales, Beers and Wines,
Cases French Cognac,
Deeuen's Pale Ale.
Muller's Lager Beer. and
Deeuen's Porter-quarts
Cases Sherry & Port Wine,
Gases French Clnret-PAaillas DucAsse
Cases Holland Gin-Key Brand.
Rhine Wines, SshlOss JOhaunisberg,
in Pints { quarts. Geisenheiner.
Heidsick & Co.'S Champagne,
in pints and quarts.
Haut saurernes-Chaieau dYquem,
ALL THE ABOVE
Beers, Wines & Liquors
ARE WARRANTED TO BE GENUINE,
And of the Choicest Quality.
20 Liquors either in bond or duty paid.
for sale at the Lowest Market Rates by
z. A. scHAEFER & CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-08
Is THIS SO?
Sound Health to be obtained at last (!

The way to obtain Sound Health
n ST-CLEANSE the stomach froIa
Il al offensive Accommodations. which usually pro
duce functional arrangement vitiStins the food
2nd-Purifs the Blood from all acrid and corrupt
humCrs and you will remove the causes Of the great
est Of the diseases which afct 50 many Of the
human family
A REMEDY, proved by thirty years expert
eRce, capable Of effeetins such a desirable and i'm
port2at purpose. is still before the public in
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-08

CALMON---sOO bbls. best quality colum.
~ bia River SaImon.--Also,
Fifty Cases Fresh Salmon, in am
Cans, packed in Spring Of 1859,
% BOLLEs &co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-08
-coNslsrINa Is RoLIoNs-

cora q 9 q,
Best 4-strand Russia Hemp Rope,
Best Russia Standing Rigging, from A
TO inches.
Best Russia Bolt Rope,
Manila COrdage, size from II to 81 inch,
ALSO
Barrels of Stockholm Tar,
Half Barrels Of Pitch,
Barrels Of Coal Tar,
Portland Cement.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-08

WesPthalia Hams,
HalfBarrels Of Crushed Sugar.
French Olives, Shell Almonds,
French Sardines. hf Or boxes,
Lea Perrin's Sauce.
Red Herrings, in tins,
French Green Peas,
French Mustard,
Pate de foi sras
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-08

DORTLAND CEMENT,
OregOn-Roman Cement,
Rosendale Cement, California Lime,
- California Red Brick,
All in good order, and for sale at lowest pr;ces
py tSz) B0LLES 4 co.