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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-30

ng OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON
GAsLIGHT COMPANY, DECEMBER 90, 1870.
The Board of Directors Of this Company having
declared Dividend Of FIFTY CENTS per Share
on the Capital Stock, the same viii be paid to
Stockholders on and after MONDAY, 9th January,
1871. ~;
The Transfer Books will be closed from this
date to 10th January, 1871. w. J. HERIOT,
dec28 Secretary and Treasurer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-30

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-30

l hereby cet tify tina. Wiley Draper spent last
Saturday and Sunday nights tChe 10th and l1th OF
This mou;h) al my house. am well acquainted
with him, and know Of no other Draper N this
country. JOHN r. oAsS1' l. D.
necemher 14tl. 1870.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

IEz PONIES OF Tbs SCEz CANAL LEA
tenant Thomas WSghOrn, r n, while on
drty in the East in lSss, eroaehsd his PRO
ieei Of communication 81 steamers between
Great Britain and East ladies. Theehief su-
thorsties Of the Post Ofice, a. well Is nearly
the whole II the East India directors. were
adverse 10 this proposition. In 1879 Lord
kzleaeore1EA, president OF the Board Of Con-
1rol. engaged him 10 proceed through ESyp;
10 HlsdosSan siiA Dispatches, directing him
10 join the knziiSA steamer Al Sacz The
steamer rot esing AZ S1e1, ~ sailed down
tie Red Sea In a. open boSt, without chart
o. compass, di7ecfi1g his coarse hy the sun
ard stars Residing Jeadz0 in six and 4
half days. = distance Of o. miles. aud proceed
ing BY ship TO Bombay, he was the more
convinced 81 the savSntzge< Of this line Of
travel
With reahated energy and perseverance,,
Supported only By the Bombay Steam Com
1irtee. ke wSS en1hled 20 complete the over
land rozre L1rs sasiEs szsrs, esToTs IL Was taken
I'D b the British government He built halt
ing PLACES ard established hotels In the
desert between Cairo aud Susz; be supplied
carTisEes and vans and placed small steam
ers on the canal Of Alexs16riS srd on the
Nile - well, and szitxhle steamers on the
Rel Sea, EOrkin- the mails 10 and from In
dix hy himself frOE ISL 10 1854 he pr,-
posed to the Pass the building Of = canal
from Cairo 10 SSeL He proved 8 saving Of
thi-reen cays To * possible By smoarkinS at
Trieste instead Of through FTsaee The pros
ecGtion Of this iize, however, ruined his for
tG1s- Tie British government, : short time
before his death, in 1850, granted him pen
sion Of Ehich, he lived 10 receive the frst
4zz--erl< paxz1ezt oHl-, dying IN the Forty
ninth rear Of his 1ge, worn out oy exposure
and sRxioa< labor This pension to which
the Peninsalar ard Oriental Steamship Com
pGny secet = small amount, was rot given
Until the nation ard commerce had reaped
the benefits Of his toilsome services nearly
twenty yesrs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12
AlcarRA

SsS SAMrrr RAkK1, the weil-knovn Aff.-
car trsveiecr, i erganistng Al she rrcsent time
an expedition q great strength 70 explore
tAe eeat,Sl portions of that corntry. The
expedition Is 10 r~e6ezvoss 81 khsrtoen.
&se via consist ofa snail array of 400 IN
tAatEr, 80 irregular cavalry of R&sha Ra-
zoakS and three batteries % guns The rear
eASEelse, uhiea i - * used fer barter with
thu Ezsives, AID viii ee sent ~ the koroo-
10 Desert 20 keartoara- Ahosllla Of Ssiarge
A&-geS and seven larse river steamers, which
icte CSiro In AaSsst lSSt. has lest been heard
of - ksviag r1ansgvd 10 ssSeaa the formida,
be nego,S cataract, and as having reached
kAzrsoauA Had shey not saocec&ed in as
seHeiES the e&tsrset Al this time, the expect
tson ~oaia have eeen delayed till next yeAr.
for frem kAartozra 10 Szneokore the land 5
al U&rsAy aaS perfectly inpassaele for
troops ne vessels arc 10 convey the expe-
re&itioa Sesuv<n TIKI two points There are
- ee tAroe parties soruSds the first Isder
The Sircct cornE.1nG q Sir Samuel Baker.
wA0Se fEzn1n styicS hia Governor 6enerSl
q al shs prcvtaces o. Ceosrai Africa that he
ua4y succeed ia sanexing 10 EGYPT" Sir
Samuel viii take With him some rockets and
ltsA. guns for uao0 ataia uarfarc II necessary :
also SIX Eagiise aud forty Arab mechanics
TAe grand 6epo, and Krst station will b
formed AZ the top Of : Asgh noaatain aeoat
Is miles south o. Goncokoro. where t6erc +
larry plateau Tae position + very healthy,
ard the expedition i provided with guam
tisy Of corrugated iroa Eoo6ng, 10 protect
SAsn sSsiaSt the periodically heavy rains thar
tau in this region. After this point the real
ci1feElties vii begin, IS few miles farther
o.. comrnerces the. territory Of the Barry
trtoe, which is very vsEiike, Jealous Of strsE-
gers. ana exceedingly difkcult TO deal with.
fhe-e i 10 practical rad through their Corn
try, sn3 the river fron this point to about
ninety niiss farther NJ Is impossible On &C
count q the nGneer q rapids and falls that
abound there. IL viii therefore be necessary
10 02ke = mad through this inhoSpirahle
tract. Sir Samuel. in his progress towards
the lakes, Will establish fortified posts al
every available spot, and viii set 10 work 10
sueiagzte the difere1t tribes to the Egyp-
tta1 Government. In the meantime, other
troops viii Be forszried from CSiro Until
te<-S ART sno2gh 10 uasn all the posts At
every posi- there viii X = commercial depot,
where arrangements can be made for barter
with the Dx;ives- All the soldiers chosen for
the expedition SrS SgTieRltarssts, aud will
have 10 cultivate ssrI2s hound about the forts
Teey are provided with several qualities Of
Gotten seed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

his and he siiesasng States. SO o. looo
resssiaas--ins,rcneasal and vocsl-wAe
shah ksSa al eissieas and ueasssr chores
and oreAessrA. Her plan i 10 get sp
thrss days assScal festival, (Which, Ia
exteas and eenrlssssess. shall exceed
aaysAiag hitherto known "a this COasi-
aeas, excepting esr he famous fesce
Festival in Ras,ea.~ She tAiaks that,
WITH he hslp q he artists who viii coz
g-ex>se q this oecssioa. she win Be ahle
10 hand over check for al ieast $4,000
70 The Trustees AZ the Library, The
Trustees bare accepted her generous
proposition. and sus 1oatAs viii be taken
% prsEars for tie occasion.
A.cArKAx.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12
INDIGESTION I

n ensss whsre zaez-zl srzrzIioos sS
GEczE . sscz-s, ard Qzick discAa7se .
ssss--s.l AKA 81 q Railways Prs All rS-
rzrsrs shsz-sake he rl pos3sr = Way
g prsss-Tz,-5 AL - ho- ny VI oPe-
rzta hzEs R1Ez the EcSt cis-zexzz-g
rrszs q Gnstrssk B551zs Cas- Iz1zzza-
f;usL Conzsz<oa- &<-, zcrqed. aid ~ re
sni-e6 irritz-zz k0sz expelled f-uG ne
k1zs1s = fA-fF Ezzsa bE rs res-ze1L
i = h1EsEsr, hst-sr = ca-uzic c2sss . aka
O. rs > theT srS. zad - tAs7 Erz1E.1y
tizs1,Ee i - siozzcA xkse Pts possess
L fhe SEtss< dzzree cz.hH-<ie. Hps-is-s.
tuusc. zoz eszpk1-stse PrcPer<sG IAET q
d ~ uesksn q 6eSsz.e IL syzssz &
~ Il II ozEs. nd VI lsa1s n esvels
rurz,zr n1i he.lzkT- IasF F1-zy AID e1zRl-
IL - dxz1ESoa e the Nod So eo1gss-
ccn q iz6rzz1<i1a VI oorE uh1e n
rrEz i rzzsr their Hsaz1cn- Rrscs =
ezz<z psr baz. - bozss fz 60 da21E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12
READ Tnls.


ysr AAuzy. Ind, N.-cA y. 1851.
Fo- fo-sr years have h~ez zs1icsed va
erStrsnessl and ST. tae l&Sz rSe1sr ssES ccS2-
pe-ie6 azziy l. rsssrs - i-Secz1uzs - Seez-e
a exnrz.roz- In Deoszhe- lx<i ! coz-
neno~S - Ne q ks5SSyis H3l& Aissr
aka q ~ dosss. nv Ever. s,czzcA and
hozsss were ressore6 - tAsS- 11-a-zl Sl7s1Ese
anS dries have NV = rez1lAr EaoEez.ezs
g,nce cav, and 41zAc1zh - wears u Az.
ri - hea-sx and srrOeE As 6s1 - ye4rs
49,
D.. Ra1Ssy. NJ TzN<- RxaRkrz. p.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12
Oh. RADwAY-s PILLS CURE AL
DISEASES

Of the Stomach. Liver. Bow
els. Kidneys. bladder. Nervous
Diseases. Headache. Ccnstipa-
si0n- Cos1ireneSs. Indigestion.
Dyspepsia, Biliousnesk. Bilious
Fever. Inflammation OF the
Bowels, Piles. and all dera1ge-
menls OF the Internal NiScer8--
One 60 six boxes warranted 10
eject = positive carc- Purely
vegetable. containing no mer-
cuFy. minerals. ar deleterfous
DrngA
Rr. RadW8ys Pills sold By
al Druggists and Country Mer.
Price Is Gents
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12
RADWAYs REGULATING Pills

n F1cz,sr q H. CoEAge safe n shsir
rspcrt thss s5ar ; ezrsfss nuf F-inz<r szz-las-
A. tAey hare - hooor % Sc.se th1s ne
BIS are 10t ely f-ee fo2 every s11s-z1cs
izzriszs . hea.sA, e11 Ere eozpossd shs,y
e zkz.A1cz sz5 sla0e7.z prOzo1R &
GrssSc1- sd ezrszi1 a he $40 - =
AZ Arorzh,y 1po1 H. ne-To1s Syssez- SC.
&C. Th<T sac. fzTther. shxi tie II zrsolzs
runors 81 s5a1s By tie Pr-SSiza zQoehe-
cares ori<iza.sd II Dea2 szs-ii a E-16e
R>,o1zy. exc1ssi ~ he E-eaz celeo<1sy A.
Psrss6--
szas6 q beAaE q IL Co1=ge,
Dr. PHu- THEOBALD WERNER,
DSz1r e - Flseusizs -E.rss<
DE- EESSE FE zzEz[
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12
CALIFORNIA CORRESPONDENCE.


Tie ssaSees q izzisssssos Is eagress;aS
the asiesssoa q the psOpse II tbs State
IS WEB Is e the see-chantS and planters
of yoSr lsAssas Il 5 tie opSnioa q those
Aess. wAo have sskea an interest ia The
Sise1ssiOzs vAisA have Sled yosr rews-
rapsrs lately. thai sscA hNee veasSlAtsoa q
tie Important szejecs a. lAhor Is the bar
es1ses q a hssscr and 1o4s sneces<hsl
f-ss-e sor yosr GOss important iaasssrsss,
-Sa evsaesce that the p1hSe mind IS
alive @ SKI vSsS isSses, and rsaSy to
r-oss ~ The Ssess dsvslOPea- his fAcs
s SsSzing IS sQsArs,y in he fAes, viz !:
ever ssoEs mast he Ea1e towards the
reiscsSoa q expresses, uAssAsr a sugar
Plantation II Hav&ii. or II szgsr refinery
q uoSlsa factory n San FrsneiscO,
Erosozy Dess hs The order q the dAy
AID everything that s>ass TO that end.
whether IN he revsSsSs a the hho- <ys-
ten. X CHANGES IN the procssS q MANI
kScszrs. mast oe s3opse3- Rsaacsioa in
the &aoaat e pr0sis cO2peis a redacsiOa
q exposes in every isdas:-y repairing a
large oaElAy q capital: sSd this reduction
IN tie az1oaas q prOsis VII eO1tiaas.
Flax.
A p-oStAhls crop te raise in this State
Is sAx-seed. snd thew seems to Be No
reasoa WY sAs sd can aos be r@Ssed o.
The Isszn6s With seecess Is uia gr0~
il any sal hat VII prOSsoe wheat TIE
ysssd is this State has oeea anywhere
hes~eea SO pasaiS and 2.leo poaoas TO
the sc-ss the average hei1g l 30 poaads
10 The axe The sd IS s0xa IN the
Vin,e-. Ssi The crep is harvested il Sep
tezSer sad oc.Ob<r, Tie Pscs6c Of
COGpzsy q this city hare iaporsed the
greater pa<sioa q their SD frOa South
AEaessoa- TAsy hare pad faruers here
1 es0.< per poGoi, This year, for the SID !;
and <-e making great s.srts 10 have then
take hold q is oslsSvz.soa. Thsy co.,
irscs 70 advance the ssed 70 ESr1srs. Snd
70 p@y then ) cents PEI pond for al ,hey
cza raise next ysar. Il vii Be gTeas
Esauy years bef0re = s1sscieas So4ntity IS
E4x-sseG CA Be raised IN this State TO
re31os Tie prices Which The Oh Company
have paid The pas seE years. Is tier SAY
they exPses to pay fro@ ; to 4 osats per
pooad for Ez&1y yez-s TO core. The dEiy
o. the SD Is something over ssth Of
es1t : po1ad, ~ Is cents bGshel Of 81
po1n3s- he straw eaa Be sold here for
%boas SIS ton Al scrs VII prodaes
sho1t che tn Of s.rzx- The da,y o.
straw : - per cent al vzlOusa- Straw.
in It's prepared state, i worth. in New
10ES, sSoat 500 ton Flzx-ssed Is q
EASILY cultivated Is whsa.; the capital
required IL is cultivation bessx an aaoani
Sa8clsai TO bar o. rat the lzni, s3i par
eA-ss = ploE &nd kOrsss. and The SEED
Fifty PO1ods q SID to the scre Is rs
euiCed for sowing TIE lzo5, and It can os
boaghs q tie OF Company in this city
tor AZ esats per Poand; Or shsy pin adj
rance The SD. and Contract TO pay ;
cats PEI pond for the crop next ye4r-
At the rate Ot esats per poand. o. even
} osass. for the crop. shy eOali Dot the
raising of sAx be u&ie to pay on any Of
yo1- Islz25ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

BEET SUGAR n lLLISoISL-A succession OF
disasters ard dis1ppointments have attended
the experiment Of making sugar from beets.
which h1s row been for several years carried
On 81 CeEtsgor1h, illinois The oriEirafors
Of the enterpri<e were Germans. and failed in
their first attempts from isuOrznee Of the
country. and the fAiiare TO adapt their opeEz-
tons 10 the conditions Of the new corntry.
They ueTe, however, Il Is asserted, possessed
Of uo-e capital than practical knowledge Of
the h1siress. and expended their means with
o1t Judgement The concern wzs next taken
b. company Of enf-rpEising men in Spring
Eeld- WHO invested large sums. and emplcTed
new s1peri1fe1de1fs- NotEithstzndingfh the
neE e1ergT thus evoked. the result Of last
PEARS operations were rot ren1neztiFe At
the commencement Of the present rear. the
proprietors started afreSh with new vizor and
sz-guine xnticipsfions- With good seed OBJ
tsi1ed from Germany n cost Of ten cents
pozn1, 80 acres Of oeefs we're planted But
when the plants verr Eze,y above ground. =
remarkably yioiect rzin set in, doing in
ue1<e damage his rast breadth Of hects.
o. son and 1eiloT sol. Vas flooded with
wz1er from three 70 twelve inches deep. and.
a ; consequence, The top soil moved and
shifted bodily, drowning the young beets 10
mud, and fully Eve hundred arrss were to-
tally Destroyed They have noE o1ly about
two hundred 1c-es, aad these, - may be sup
posed VIII yie6 10 more than half erop-
HE Bath, Nzile, 7zza says thai only one
eh7-,-nE-r,-rr rs1~-Arn Ont n <f<aar -11ara1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12
NEcHANICAL pTSEAsES

Ps-<ors e1zzze5 n Pans, Naersls.
Pirzhe-S Type Sez-srs tSo.zte.serS. Asls-s.
As they aivznce = Ike vi te s1aiees -
pa-ziyssS q tie boWesSs % zs-sri against sAss.
take 3ose q EsiEzyas RlLls 49, - sgios
A w~ek a 4 PrSrezzive.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12
Is THIS SO?
Sound Health to be obtained at last

The way to obtain Sound Hezlthl
n sT-cLEAEsE the Stomach from
II n 16ezzfre AcrzzzlzfS1zz vhirh - 1Er1l1Y 20
Ike Ezzr1su1zl ds-z1sszzezr vi-i1fi1z tie fgod
2n4-Pzify ths n11of frpu Al 1cri1 n1& currurf
kz11rrz H1d IN WI rsz1rs rhe czzzes q he eEt-
zzz q ne Diseases rhEeA zz5rf - z11r q The
Ez-.zz fEzr7v-
A REMEDY, rr5rz1 b fhir1J ysz-s expert
e11e- z-atle = e9scrin< s1e1 tesirzt1s zz1 IN
z.ur1z1. rz-rosz- il 81 ka<nrz The pztEc IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
R.R.E.
p / Ia L S .

nR. RAywArs Pills noze - For
Hera,srizx he Lirs<. StoEzch, Rcwels, 215
Ki4neys. 6A~ PIT q SFntk Psf oAS1l1<1e
Dszsases szi chruasc conapla2rts - s.
rsery - hnurS. As ns=zeS FSll. CO. fil
c. kszr hets-~ di1inG ~ ezSzre 4 god
ur<etsns. z11 kraiAr 6l-rslioG
Dr. RADWAY,S PIlL.s are
COMPOUNDED FROM NEGk-
TABLE EYTRACr$ Coated
With sweet s6E.lu. and arc the
Dess. Qulckes1. and safest Pur<n-
gire. Apcrfcnt- AnEf-Bilieus and
C&ehnrIfc Medicine known 10
Medical science.
one eFDr. RadWuy$ Pills coa-
Inlns more 81 the active prtnck-
ple OF care. and will act quicker
IN the Liver. Bowels. stomach.
Kidncys. Bladder, Hood. &C.
than four or SIX az the ordinary
c0rnmon PurSAfive Cathartlc
pills sold under various names
or than ten grains er 8lEe Mass.
TRUE COMPOST Eos TIE AGED AND
OTHERS AFFLICTED WITH COS
TRENESS AND PARALYSIS or THE
BOWELS
ONE 10 THREE OF RApWArS PILLS
oace IN - hoz-S III Sec--e rsz-l.- sr&rGz-
Gcrx ro-n tie oeze,S RerSocS vSc tx n
years have zos easoyeS = 11s1-Sl S.Q.sl- and
kzre heea oarapsliea ~ - sszz<zsEs Azps
hss1 ezreG hy \ fe~ doseS q Railways f1lls-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12
Price IS CentA
DR.. RADWAY

ETGH ENDORSEMENT PROM THE
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PRUSSIA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

- - - 100 a. T7flI- = 81
PIKE ~ Ia IL z7z - - each- b G. uHELP-
TOY soy C<z.s c1zrt, Fitef Slres<. Lon51n.
And ny - taf e Mr. J. r UAIKEHOrzK, Hono-
f1Ez- - q Al cseuzsts znl Es15z1s Te16rs n
f-rrrt D-s-1fr ~ a. Ca7r-1=s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12
A Terrible Murder.

ons q the 0osi horrible murders that
kzs ever taken ps2cs IN this State vas
eO0zisted feE uiga.s SDcs. in the San
JO@91in Y&lssy. few miles frOa Stock
ton- A party a ave men we're foeDi
Se1d ns@r shsir stare. piled oae above the
Osher. having beea shot daring the sigAL
This SeO1ssals murder rs probahly made
By good-Szsi bzni q r1EAns for the
Pg-POse of Plander- Il has seemed TO
create Little o. 10 sxciiezeoi, although
th=re Is jsss eznse for fear, Il hands Of
uGrSsrers q su5cseai foCoe to overposer
I've nsa IN oOe night s-e travelling thrOszh
the State The 6sspe-s6Oes have not
besa discovered Is pet. sithoagh OEoers
Ars IN p1rsait- and GOyernOr Hsight has
o-sred $40 fnr their srraS+
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

u i, rsceips e a izpo<szzs o&ei1l Soo1-
- Eizz.~5 ~ sas Presses 4 tie
N@6scL Co1sce q BrsSsxz- Prz<za.
ezbc5ySaS the reSzA q -
r-.fr<sz -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

MERCHANDISE. &C.
DIilINenaM q co.
Ne. - king srrers.
Have ReCeived
tx RECENT ARRIVALS,
An Assortment Of Ruyle's Prints.
Ladies Sapr White Cstisa Rsse.
wHrTE & FIGD TOILET QUILTS
HUcKABUcK TOWELS.
FINE FLANNEIs.
White Liasa T.hls D...sk.
White Iiaea nzz.sk Napkins.
g., = o. n..-,ss..
LINEN CaMBRIC HaNpkERCHIEFs
LINEN THREAD. sod a sksss,
vSHN PERMITTING
eVh-SAAS'
0AL>o-
49, ''--''" . So
-
Rrvaa HALVES.
s'' '-''''''
dote CuOefgs
01ee q eetcAer A4erss
i'sA ''- San A''es'
S<'' 8 S'-ss A,e ss'
N--'o<s AZ sss<s-s'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

HE Bath, Nzile, 7iza says thai only one
ship-ovning c01eern out Of fifteen placed
their vessels un1er foreign aag during the
Wzr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12
Anuse1enfs.

We zrs bsing treated nOE 70 Italian
Opsa- A rO1pe- eonzistilg of The Re
n0znsd tsno<. SiEnOr B-ignoE- hazso. Sig
ar Szzi1i s7Przno. Miss MeCaHoeh. and
oshes. hare given = Martha Laerszia
BogA -TrOE1.OCe.v LneiA-- &C. At
tie CzI5ozzia Theatre. n splssd,d st5ie-
A r0aps Of haAst d.nozs from Psris.
nth 6rssss q sc11t q tie Ar aIloEs
are dz~ing csozdsd hoses 81 Nagirss
Open Ho1ss-
N.aan c.ziH. UnO. = talented .<tists.
vho has been grilg e0ncsEts. and uho
ms ben VEL rsesiEsd. proposes . grz1d
oones-t i the Neekzzis' Pavilion. sr the
pz-pose q sxtieating III Nsreaatils L
br.-y f-0a IL EnancL ezbernssns1t-
She proposes 70 s.ther fr0n Al Pzrts .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12
Free Edaeafion.

Ihs State University whose grounds
are heated 5; Berklsy, mar Oakland. bat
xhOss buildings have n0s yss been erected,
kas Iztsly been orgzni1sd Nth n sEcis1t
COPS q Pr0Sessors- The charges II the
InstitutiOa nov are $40 for sdn;sziOa. and
50 PER tern for iuzzr1csi0n. % that II
eos-s st1ss1i $50 EoC the fist year. and
$50 Eor eash sahseq0eaE yer- Atpresent
thers srs Oaly foZsy-6Ee students attend
ing The University. and as larger nanbsr
E0zId Be a1ch better, fox both the Inst
t1.i0a and the st1is1ts. The Board Of
RsSsars. a. ate meeting. resolved 70
abOEsh. sfs- Ap-7 9Th. $50. admission,
1zzzL. and tziiiOa fses. and al oshsr
fees Of ever kind whatsoever. After the
6Ate above Dsaii0oed, Instruction N al
tie CoEeges sta1 Be zbsOi1tsly free. and
Il properly q1LE6sd sPpEca1ts. Is vel
fro7 oshsr S.zsz and eosaEries Is from
CzEfo-1is. sk41 be admitted to Al The
bsnesfs s1d privileges Of The University
wlthozt ehzrvz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

CALM0y---sss 49, h<zz sz.E-y css-.-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

DORTLAND CEMENT,
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

COTTON DUCK.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12
wAILUKu PLANTATION.

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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07
Dissolution.
SpcrilatOrhna.

The disease called SpirmatOrhpa. or Sc
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lncapacity. Sentinel Emissions, Physical
Decay, Nervous Debility, etc.
We are perfectly aware that Affections
Of the Sexual organism are usually avoid
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Young men are the h.ost i;rI,el,I s,.,l 0,i,.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07

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