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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-27
shEFEBBSS a StTs President.

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been nterfs%r4 I'd ~ ,rEeiI1
;tics of EIiS.on anI SSa'o noLoS PV 3
District AtfSrnaA BIZ Is ~ or.nos5
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Rrnwn addrasse6 the neonIe Of 81 Toa
anJ TTas nart;o,Iorl% RSop H. D.;
Jen+ Co. H. nart ~ te5;n. ~ Co.
n%ol;t;cs M RrowE.se;d~A
aHe did not care tbe man of a finger for
ton Of INF nal p%ol;f;cs He had beea sone
of those J6o had 6SIned To- teoch fbs
President %Sot ,oasn wh1s M
5000 - Tfs5D~ 80 jN-1-1LL -
W ueelaFlng tIae
he y mSL mean asSsn In Fe h;s aas13.s = snss ,hges
don III sarttp y NJ F aIlesss ssp:n
$500 Seht sSaVnmH
ne IN lrtHaSS5le1Noem neIttAS nDetataoh
4 az LneTson tnls natton az WeIas
ny na.iet y III tne pIack men OF TINS
Ioeiol. HlaSSue ou1o not go BACK
unuer me speclo9s pretences OF party poll,
" upon the freedom 1 theSwhIte man.
aIter haVIng accompAshed the eedom OF
the piack man :
rms ~ VIII De observed, Is q connrma-
uon Oh "a was charged by Democratic
Journals upon Grant TWO years ago. Then
RADICAL Pontlclans papers, pro-
ounce u a "CoPPerhead lie, but
now tLey pake IT up and reiterate 1t as a
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-27
Woonss HonsEHo1D MAGAzrNE.3U

WOODS HoUsEHoLD MAGAzNE2Uh m
the title of a story BY Nellie N soule,
IN the october number, TO which fhe prize Of SO
offered by the proprietor of this magazine Vas
awarded By the committed The eiferenf depart
ments offhis number are 1lIed with the usual "a
rietysof choice reading matter. The Housefote
Aaqdzine il furnished at the low price of e1.00 a
year. s. S. WooD, Newburgh, NY.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-27

8 EVERY S1TURDAY,LThe following is a
list Of the splendid Illustrations in No. A, for oc-
tober 29:' The Song of the Shirt; October, by
Gavarni; Interior of strasbourg Cathedral The
Famous Astronomical Clock; At White Sulphur
Springs, in Virginia; The Globe Theatre, Boston
Scene from Monte Cristo; Chestnutting; Pitching
Pennies-A Street-Scene in Richmond, Va; Sup
plement-After the attack. The literary contents
are fresh, varied and interesting. FIELDS, ossooD
Co., Boston. $500 q year.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-27

aPRoFBssoR CakNDbER, thee Chemistte
the New York Board of Health, has made
an analysis of the milk sold in that city,
and comes to the conclusionthat 40,0OO,O 900
quarts of water are annually used to adul7
terate the milk of the New Workers, which,
at 10 cents per quart, gives $4,0OO,0OO an
nually, or $4,000 pei. d&y3i1 = isoBc-
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-27

. NJ take delight m. referring our ahicted friends
to any drug store where that most estimable medi-
can be procured. We ad sise our friends to use it
because we know its value in curing Fever and
Agues diseases common in the West, and all new
family. Sold BY medicine dealers generally.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-27

THE largest Bible in the world, that O
Mr.. j.. g. Bell, a Manchester collector, has
been sold at a London auction for e165. 1t
was a fine copyofMacklin's beautiful folio,
with eleven thousand e~ngravings and cuts
Illustrative of the text, and gathered from
every possible source, the whole hand
somely bound in sixty-three thick vol
umes.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-27

(, .THosE who have used and sold the Star
Faucets the past few years say that theysare
the best now made To. keep your cider, use
the Slph0nlc. III -- - -
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-27

Our readers mo too carefully read the
advertisement of Tubular Kerosene Lam
terms" The lantern is really a wonder.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-27

SUPERINTENDENT OF Sabbath Schools, send to
M Aes,p,Chicago5 forssamplee Of sEyERT-
BaDx,s PAPER. 9Th most attractive illustrated
sabbath School paper published. Price reduced
onefoarth for 1871
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-27

LE1CLEDE HOUSE, Chicago. % 90 per day.
(None 6stter.) Corner of Madison and Canal
.istraets.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-27

2 BAfess HobsE.-We are pehsed to call the at
t%ention Of our friends and The travelling public to
Briggs House of Chicago. The house fhaVinK
been recently rehtted throughout and F0hoNated
zgenerally, presents inducements which can only
be found in hotels of the best class IN the conntry.
The proprietor, M. Skinner, lis a most
genial and liberal gentleman, whose presence
makes the Briggs 4 home to all who may favoE
( Er. %--@ - -
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-27

sSaMoss FarfDe from pure IHish Moss, for BlGnc
Mango, PuddingB, Gus aards,D CREAMS, &C, &C. The
cheapest, healthl- ST and most delicious fooa in the
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-27

SCRIBNER's lHONFHbzEFhiszneWNHr
Illustrated magazine which hay beer merged the
well known and pbpaiafHo0fx at Ho1Ss and FR-
mans Magazine, has been issued for Novemh4r.
1t opens with a long and humorons poem, entitled
Jeremy Train-HiSD Drives bys An odd Fellow
who is understood to be she edf6r himself, Dr j.
G. HoTland-witt hiftsen Spirited Illustrations
This is followed bgsn article on ssThe Bott6m Of
the Sea-" by 4. EDWARDS sefarkZeighteen
illustrations; A Day with DIR. Brooks-seyen
teen Illustrations = by Mary E.. Dodge;
Natasqua-Chapters T., H.-andsIH:Eby ReBeeca
Harding Davis; The Bondage of the Pulpit, by
W. c. @nAnBon TTwice AIone-A Tale Of the
1abradorAbgB DR.. fl HaSes; THE Writings ofdco.
Macdonald, by Samuel ". Dufield; Fair Weather
and Foul-a poem-by William Norris Wilfrid
ounbeEmede-An AUTOGRAPHED 'Story-by
GeoSMa6DonaAd-Chapters L. to ", with Austrat
tons Topics 1.-THE Times; etc. The pubisher
annohn<e their Intention to make this the ~
I91aIk SnqqQeahe N america, and the opel ing
number certainly goes a great way in that dnel-
tion. The Book BuyeT pronounces it the hand
soonest magazine in America" Published by
scRIRNEB & Co., e4 Broadway, New York. $500
q year; single numbers 80 cents; specimen num-
beers, % cents.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-27

WHEN is a black dog not a black dog
When 1t is a greyhound.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-27
ENsHARRIsEc co., RsORpxses
oINcINEAffE. ONO.

imp OYMENT, Light Work, Good Pay. Sell
~ ing popular illustrated books. For particulars
es'' Wl1n .TeKKKNER. .Pubnshel. Chicago. ID.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-27

Wn have used Joyes q s5Iastoais Yeast mann:
factured at Chicago, and iE makes the best bf6ad.
-EP
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-27

A CENTS WANTERlzssEa 2 ctpt stamp Ar
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HI N ~ nR ~ "a
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ensd 70 please the t.1es called = fonica Appct1-
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farfeofntof & me sr5tem. cAfrJ ihg on alfBoisonohs
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D PGgtTAnBan md othsftHOEtNB. iuriingfn fhnt
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-27

al .Hs EeDele64ssss 3 11MESHSSIr1HTiEsEWfSd
Has the undey1eed makes the
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COX Week Salary !-Young men wanted as
OAC local and travelling Eaittmsn,l Address with
stampl R. 81. WALKER. 81 Park Row, N. Y.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-27
~ 8 VIII PAY

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-10-19

4 WOMAN's DzEANs.-She sat sl9us IN the moon
light. her beautiful cheek rested spaa her hard,
- son I1f white and dImPlzd- TUg cuald tell a.
Foa locked az hsr that her cuznts we're far ava
and taar she Eaz thinking Of s0uething oeaurifgL
Her eyez we're =iztf1l. her Eps softly pressed
together; the diupI-s IL Der cheeks bad died OFT,
ard only the dimple ia her chfu remained thar little
r1sg cI=ff the impress Of I5vs'= finger she vas
less closing Than az tines cut none the ess Ia7ely
frGszght to mFzelf AZ l0okst a. her, that she zas
1earsr h=aFsu than We e1arser n1rtiz, ard logged
% knoE whittier her pore heart s1rued ts=lf- AZ
pruachet her. =hs tii E1t tear u=- spoke; sb=
did not answer
t1ash=,i her s0ftIy o. the ara; she boxed Up
lnt smiled flr away sulI=, AZ alzzI nigh; have
gfvsn-
TGG ara thflEiHE very iatsntly-7 I sliE
sh- answered -ysz,- in su5daed toa- Of voice
a. thagEa that vbieh vas on her mid sas too holy
f7r dh.c1.s51a- Bat perzisyed
VIZ yoa tel ne uhAs y1ar thoughts ssrgt' I
askea
sac sh0okher heai- a. T0u eoaEda't uaderstans p
she said
Il enaIi try sad hz1hiy; Il an eosrze and
rui- ss0E. Dat -11ld strive o. e8nprrE=lG-f
sae snfIed sEsetIF, bgE stu =itE tEIt E4r Guay
lock IN her dark -Fsz-
aS1- ass curse sbe aid. - bur yoE arr naan-
II = E5-rzut ui1h zea, we're pa a woman ia
EouIi understand il AZ oaez- Nos, psrsaPs, yoG
az II1Ea Al re"
Belf-Ts ne, ma Ehfspersi; 8 adore the
aesafaEL tas true- tn pure Les E.< kzOE yOGE
sse-f thoughts"
She give M her hand Il vii tsiI pa" che
sif1 have rllEght q nothiHE else al day- Last
u5zhr ~ aEakz tbiHkiaz Il t. l an sErs E-gsJ
BE- rirbf, auf 4 an ErDsE al 4 ! an Ersnz.
z zsr trs1aule 70 think q Il =
Tea caHaat BE- Tr1nE." ] said
So gave Ne a=r atazr kztnf-
- sa think aat ? she sai6- al. b1t Eo1 caHsOt
* a. E11S f1fz- az EoaaH-a
u tHiak-I h-ii--e-
~T=. ges.T whispered bes.iIaz EeaFi 'fIss
AnE-l7n=-H
HTaa aIzdsi sars- sbe said n aessurs saffrr
tsaa shs fippis Il 4fIaE EIrsr. alzssss sars, I'd
g7r, that slze fringe MI EaaE b-rr=r o. ~ ~
EaEszg sairs taaa Purpi- ysiTsf- D-sa'f gas iAiak
soF
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-10-19

GeEaz ssarE-z-zI EricEr rzzzE-kz tEa< the n
vz--ts1 q ne ssEi-g 111e11e tzs e-azie- cce We
un-t e ~ Is 1z-1 kzatir-l ealE seE O.
hauz e-zErg Ezss tzr - ssztzzzes- ere E1o-1a
go Sen.An6a - ma eastllzE hzn1rzf cd a
r--ru-y ar1-sc tkaz zz-rzz ~ TX nzea cL4zE.ii
aHE1L
-TUEE q sss ne car I-tIz e-zz1zrss aa1zsinE
tt.ussi-as sd M B-usu- Ehe1 ssr si1s- arg
ss-k - stsn.rs go o1uaer and a-11zd & q Tx
- q ~ ks-s- yer f.z-.T sd t6e E1oi nat
~ = ~ rssir-r utez s1e s1E ksr beaaef - the
~ - 80 - tze ki1r eszzs sss1 A4 vi gre &
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-10-19

GES- MaLrKk Il appears. < laathsr Il the aea
Eto haFs isarusd NV To ~ brails upon ths5r
isagu=z- He s=laea sPeak= to anybody. ana
-szsr eo1usrses. He kn1Ez seven anEuussz
bGt e 4 a ssFsT6lozs azsnalp lshneaf- si1es be
lz7sr 1zss e1e Z than nan II fles. entirely
Iftsr Mr. Carries heart Jast 5sslrs b started
fsr Tie Ear. great Spectator IN stocks mei him
aai is=iriaz 70 81 hf1t ar tEo far fItzrs aze-
sad Wei Gsns1L haE are tkings zssring
our Thank pa sr slz the reply. ny
eruFs Ers getting O. bel-riill-!- aut II P1t4t5sz
a-z vsry baeksa-yiT Tkiags Ea1s 5eea getting
ca bestzr ETrh the Gsaeral slzcs rEen-E T.
TfusE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-10-19

L4uT BasEEs. n a sPerrh nass rscznfls IA
Lou11u sad sAe sasaiE X gtaS 70 sorae Il the
ysznr-r Ee1zea tr1iaez n ta- MinisrrT- The en-
sr Iearset pruEssEs1z, -se s-Ieir-d vivid - eP-a
70 theu, --haz TIE sork e tz< Aizsry tkey vsH y
especially II thei- szhzreH
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-10-19

stIrr=; 70 tel ycu a51ur NJ Vife's bridal tour.
o1r the ffct T. 1svsr could Eli 0gt much about It
myself I believe she lad good tine She caus
hack improved il health, and l fsund out, be-
fore she bad been in the house tEsHty four hours.
that =b=-t gained in strength also toa'J say ID
f5zud II out I simply say found it cut
II eeueIgsi1E EguId say 70 al young men s
NarrY F0Gr =sc11d wife drsJ, and keep 0gt Of debt
b al means, even If goa have to b0rToE money TO
d. L.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-10-19

Mas EAEzsorEAK Hrz-Nfiasr0p's friens sas
zz.a rrizsss aseaf the FRI At P-rA RsrnEnsfaE
the sst1iIs u 4 fri-aE she aid Tsz 81 s- xaa
10 hear tkar thaagh Tia ErrisA C..asal I1s5 Almost
sse-yrzfag- - Eaaag-s - save rs laessyfss-- It
ra-uzd cur TAX she neaEf tke a-zhfTsz-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-10-19

4 LTVLE osF cane ials schaoi EiEa sssF ~
y ace. HIS tsaehzF tod hi1 70 - ard EIps r.
Tabang cane hack EftE sAs IsEsr part o. hf. face
The teacher aaisi -JahaaT- I'd pa Eips Esar
EBzfr Yes teacher sad Jehhag- =ipsI
IL AZ Il III sairt esaIs rsaek r Aud he had
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VERY REASONABLE RATES.

Linens-an extensive asser,ael.t.
Alpaeas. sk wool. black. cold. sgd q starired.
Damask. Cotton. Linen and Wcolen.
Illusion. Grape. Bobinet. Tulle. Sc.
Eiginr. Insertion. Cambria 4 Book Nssln.
Shceting. Cotton Linen. IS % NJ iuct.
Prints-thc finest assortment in Heuoluia.
0ii-c'cth. Bunting. Marecn aud Bsire.
Lawus,-Nictora. Bishop and Qnern's.
Imperial. Navy and aud Russia Ducks,
Tiekug. Hickory and India STRIPES
English Broadcicth Dueskiu. 4c
distinguishes. brown. <rrcn ard hluss
Yarn Berlin Wool. in large variety.
Wool Delaine. Gnghams Rarafheas.
A paca Coating. 6x3. in eolors.
India Swiss Rock Muslins. sevl Qualities
Toilet Table and Piaao Covers.
Edgartown Cettons Pillow Linen.
Drill and Duek SUIT.
a quantity Of ass'i sires.
Umbrellas. Parasols. Fans. Hair Nets. Thread.
Pea Jackets. Coats. Vests. Pants. Shoes. Hats.
Oils. PomAtam. Persumery- Soaps. Ac-.
Needles. Pins Thinblss. Scissors.
rlliauts, Chambrnys. Piques,
Youths. Misses. Ladies Gents Hosiery,
10 great variety.
cottons-Hsrroeks' and ether brands cutting Low.
Oriental and Lutte Ribbons splendid stock,
Merinos-the best selection in the city.
Purses. Belts. Braces. Cards. Laees.
Extra quality Of Flznneis.
rewcls-Tsrkish. Hu-kabuss and Crash.
Embroidered Robes. shirts. 4e-
Napkns-several sirss and qualities.
Turkey Red and Blue CoIions.
shawls-double and single. plain and fancy,
American Trunks. Carpet Bags. &c.
Innings. Silesas Jaeonets. Tape Cheeks.
Elegant asst Of Ladies 4 Gents Kid Gloves,
Silks and Challcs. figured and plain
Maleskn. Drills Tweeas and Cassin=res
Envelope. Note and Letter PAPER
New Goods BY every arrival. and
A General Assortment of Goods
UT
FOR COUNTRY STORES
50
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Gases of Gin.

Selizer Water.
Very nearly the ubols Of the Aovs-nansd gods
directly from gsuts hand ear be safety reeou-
nendel, and viii be soid At very Io4 rates, b.
55-sm GODFREY RHODES.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-10-19
For Sale
For salsI
FOR sALEl

GETS OF MULE HARNESS and LEATHER.
> from the HIs Tsnnsry.
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a HOUSE in suuanu vaIIeys-viih
III or without fufsitufs. Appiy 70
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i sszahzsSs,; sLsrsEsr the E1zzzh L1lzl.lEs Prs
Ma Is Lzz1 1rzza1G n thz CoslcH sIhai- Ted
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cnzi-z1-g chlics of Esris. Eaich az - zrrikirz
. szs---s u Is gG5Ec tiscu1rzsz- Dr. NAMING
rs q caGzz1iI1g s-zrs- HIS seskIsss Aez l.
tts ps-s5nisrari1z q ascstcizl- rs sz1Esu
go Fi@rrs F0a- a. EsI a. Is words h has
biza s-s-i-s-soPe's fsrsA=si- shich sppsars SD
u1rs pru1s1sa. ca scsuszt & partial halile=s
rs sIFeri-s- ala1st hls cay zszears- < tas DART
~ q IL f-rz-s1rsr n 4 slazsi-g ezrscEic1 f-csu
- soSg- azi uhca u5gts SEQ aEEEIri Il
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psczzr E1rrs e ks s1Frsssiaos- Hz esza-s-
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aiz5-stiT "a - q saFIss . tss test s3vaa-
t1-s - F-a,s- a. Ezl a rs =1riz Wksz &c
Estzs = r.1 ! s-ruuz pUIat h rzliisz Es
eE.-s-szt ta--z-icu of Ecrzz = each 4 sh6-h he
zss-ss he u1st sEss-iFs p'1=-iso shsa hs E1ics-
sssE-r Va tie ocrzsi1u- i1pa-rz % tksa Al
szer-y and -cEsr 6zzrzl. e -ssas-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-10-19

Gold and Pale Sherry.
Jamaiea and other descriptions Of Ruu.
Cases Irdia Pale Ale. piuts and quarts
Sparkling Ale IN jugs.
Barclay 4 Perkins, Porter. Pinis AM quartz
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-10-19
Daily Expects per Bark a. C. WYE, "

NOW DUE.
quarts.
Clarefs u various qualities.
Red and White Burgundy Piuts and quarts.
Rudsshener, MIreobrgnnsr. Johannisberx. cts.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-10-19
Varieties of Gala. Wines,

Hostctters, Drake's Planfafien. Forest Vine.
Les.ies ant other Bittcrs. Mar.sehins DuprcI
kummeli, Geneva in cases and Baskets.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-10-19
Ind Coop Pale Ale,

Tenants. Bvass'. Bsrelay a Perkins. and
Guinness Porter. Nermoush Ess. n Ginger.
Essence 4 Peppermint; Absinfhe. Bsurbsr.
Scotch and Irish WHISKY. Jamaica Rom. 4e.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-10-19
Sparkling Hook and MOseIIe, in Pinis.

French Sherry ard Port.
Case. Of Irish and Scotch Whhty. curaeao-
Orange BiitsTs, Angos;urB Bitfsfs. Asissits-
NOyau, Port. Pale Brandy.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-10-19

Henuessy's and Martells Best Pale Brady IN
quarter casks,
Martelfs and other brands Of Brandy in eases.
Pale sherry in cases. Ruinart. rere = ST.. aui
Heidsiek's Champagne. Fine Ciaret Sautcrue,
Mu-eat. Hochhein.er, LiebfraEmiieh.
Johannisberger, Port and different
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-10-19
Carriage ard Coach Varnish.

Bright. Cop4l aai Furniture T4raish,
Boiled Linsesi Oh. IarreusiHe,
Msson's Biaeking. Coffee Mills,
Axe Pi-k. Sic ize. AfE- Hoe, %,
Hammer 4 Chissl Handles,
Wool Caris, Szs5ies, Euamslsi Trunks,
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21
N.4N UONJNGO.

rowERLEssNEss OF THE CABRAL FACTIoS-THe
ANNEXATION SENTIMENT STILL sTRoNG-
GROWING COMMERCIAL IMPORTANCE oF
sAMANA-GEN. BAEZ on ANNEXATION.
SAN DOMINGO CITY, Dec. S.-The country
remains perfectly tranquil all the efforts OF Cabra aud
his few sdherents to incite the Dominicans TO nsur
recton proving completely sbortive Indeed, little
do the people trouble themselves about the movements
OF these outlaws that the OF the leaders now
scarcely ever mentioned here and not the slightest a
prehensloh Is felt OF their being able TO give any further
trouble. The feeling in favor Of annexation to the
United states continues undated aud II mat
DIR. Fisher Ames, the American Consul In this city
has been impressed since his arrival here with the
evidences presenting themselves every hand OF th.
anxiety OF the people to be received INTO lhe mon ard
Of the good faith Of the leaders IN this matter that br
will send by the steamer leaving to-day Tor New,rors
an important commission TO the Government al " ssh
sAsASA, Dee. lO.-The steamer Tybee, which leaves
here for NewYork to-day takes as part OF her cargo
This IA tbe rSt shipment TO the States from samsna but
that beginning has been made, other ana heavier
be expected 10 follow in rapid
Indeed the Tybee Of room has been compelled
20 leave behind quantity OF tobacco, amounting In all
fully 5000 ceroons ready TO be sent on To Newfork
This place steadily growing up and there every in
dicaon that IL will IN time become the principal port
on the north side of the island whence will be exported
mense valley teeming with fertility, of which it the
natural outlet. The american settlement here is already
exercising very salutary influence upon this part of the
country, stimulating native industry, and attracting
emigrauts from the other West India Islands
Gen. Bsez writes to his agent In New-York thus
specting the Anne Iation question:
We expecting with much satisfaction the arrival
Of Admiral Lee, and are prepared 10 welcome him
intelligent friend Of the great political question which
now occupies the two Governments. We do not doubt
the United States has given TO the question OF
nexstion viii cause the triumph OF this brilliant policy
weak and Isolated viii not the less be q ma ac
QUESTION for The American Unon."
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21

10 you, brethren 10 be examples OF modern
ton and nrmness 70 your fellow citizens
To the address are appended the following reeolu-
tiOne:
Rotd That thds country recommend to our hrethrs
a, the different societies Of f---- the necessity, n
we'll a, moral duty country ourselves and poty Of reaibins
from every species useless sI'snse our mode Of h'ns e'ps
l,, in furniture dress 90. table equpsg and expensive
smnsemente
Rsd That az economy wealth" ve seriously rseonmsnd 70
our brrstp United States sth and hEd Observance Of
h, great moral duiJ their families and soos intercourse
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21
A STEAMSHIP WRECKED.

The steamer San Francisco, plying between
this port and Bermuda, stcuck rock and foundered
Dec. g. short distance from Hamilton Bermuda, In n
narrow passage called "Tmelin's Inlet" The psssen-
and crew were saved. The depth OF the Inlet Is
only Is feet that large part of the vessel lies above
water and her owners expect 10 have her aoa in few
days The cargo consisted mainly OF Dreadstuns aud
groceries, and worth over tio,00
The San Francisco buiA at Philadelphia In 1888,
for the Southern trade. She OF 1851 tuns burden
2Is feet long 10 feet wde 81 feet deep and cost 200
she was newly coppered and cauked here last July.
Her Commander Capt. Higgnb. and her agent, wm.