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Emmcr Haven. Edgar Young. Carrie
Wooster Calvin Young

Emmcr Haven. Edgar Young. Carrie
Wooster, Calvin Young.
NOT TARDf.
Chas. Haven. Rebecca Bowley. Albeit
Merchant. Alice Crabtree, Fred Crabtree,
Hattie Jellison. George Mercer, Willie
Jellison.
The pupils manifested an interest. which,
with proper care. can not fail in making a
school successful. They rarely. il ever.
failed in their lessons. thu. showing that
they consider the work OF educating ones
mind self dependent. Their department
was always gentlemanly and ladylike.
Al the close Of the term. they surprised
the teacher by presenting him webster's
Unabridged Dictionary. which, ! learn.
cost twelve dollars. He wishes 10 express
thanks for their Kindness to him: and for
the valuable present. and he wishes them
to know that "the girers make the gin
more precious. !. L. HIM.
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"NEw AND VALUABLE SEED GIVEN A
WAY. We have received from F. Boy KR /
Co. Of Parksburg, Chester Co., Pa, samples
of Imported NORWAY Oats, Alsike Clover sud
Chester County Mammoth Corn; they gener-
ously offer to send sample packages tree 10 all
farmers who send stamps to pay postage
Messrs. n p. BOYER & Co.. are the largest
Importers Of Thoroughbred Stock and Choie e
Seeds in the United States. aud a, there is 50
much bogu, Norway Oats and other Seed. be-
ing sold. they wish to give every Farmer In
the country chance 10 test their Genuln
Seeds. free Of charge. We hope all our farmer
friends will avail themselves Of thi. genera u
offer.
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y: ,:T..t. W. Ii"sNrE wArtE,,.
" NO di-ra-r Of Onc lluudrt~i PItSn- MELnpr-
uN~ auI bE. NN> Oi tx ttst-rA.- la 5krr- luclul.
az a'.r-'. 1t fNrHtNtTY low rHICE.. Fon
'A~H. btElN. Tiu- MONTH. ~ ri1 tAkr part
c4-.. N.i balance ~ monthly quarterly iu-
-sali3ar u,..
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There are probably hsndred or more per.
sons In this and neighboring towns. who daily
suffer from the distressing effects Of kidney
troubles. who do not know that Jchusor's
Anodyne Lniment is almost certain cure. In
severe cases. great relief may be obtained. If
not perfe Ct cure.
We notice that the Agricultural papers all
over the country recommend the use ii Sberi.
dams Cavalry Condition Powder.
Farmers and others in this section have long
known and appreciated the advantages Of these
Fow der> over all Others.
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Letter froa Hancock.
Mr.. Editor school. taught in
District No. ?. South Hancock closed Feb.
25th. On examining the school Register,
l notice that of fifty-four pupils attending
school. the average number was forty-six,
nineteen of whom were not absent one half
day eight. who did not receive mark for
hardness. Several of those who were
neither absent nor tardy. had to walk the
distance of mile. Those principles Of
punctuality and promptness, should be
encouraged. as too many Of our Common
Schools are failures for no other reason,
tAaa a lack of those, the fundamental
principals Of any good school.
To encourage those pupils. aud incite
oihers, insert their names. which you will
please give place in your columns:
NOT ABSENT ONE HALF DAY.
Fred Phillips, willie Mercer. Seiwyn
Penney. Fred Young, Willie Jellison. EVE
Celby, George Mercer, Rebecca Bowley.
Charles Haven, Ada Wooster. Dana Phil
lips, Fanny Sunderland, Clarence Souther.
lard, Ophelia Wooster. Ernsst Woo ster
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lG. =. ROwELL's COLUMN. /
WALTHAM
w A T G e e S.

| The extensive use Of these watches for the last
hifeen years by Railway Conductors. Engineers
and ENpressmen, the most exaeting OF watch
wcarers, has thoroughly demonstrated the
strength, steadiness. durability and accuracy o.
| the " altman Watch. To satisfy that class in al
these respects rs to decide the question as TO the
| real value OF shese time-keepers
| More than 500, 900 of these watches are now
speaking for themselves in the pockets OF the
people--a proof and guarantee OF their superb
GRITTY over all others.
The superior orga nixation aud great .xtsnt OF
the Cpmpany's Works at waltha m enables the m
to Proiuce watches az price which renders
competition futile, and those who buy any other
watch merely pay from s5 to so per cent, more for
their watches than il necessary.
These tine-pieces combine every Improvement
that a long experience has proved Of real prac.
teal use. Having had the refusal OF nearly every
invention IN matchmaking originating In this
country or In Europe. only those were finally
adopted which severe testing by the most skilfuI
artisans in our works, and long use the part OF
the public, demonstrated - be essential to cor.
rect and enduring time keeping
Among the many improvements We would par
ticularizc:
The invention aud use Of centre pnion OF
peculiar construction to prevent damage to ih,.
train by the hrrakage Of main spripgs Ia original
VIM the American Watch COMPANY, who, hayln
hal the refusal Of all other contr sances a,inptrd
f"gg- patent pinion a. being the best and iault
less
Hardened and emp.red hair-sp springs, now uni
vcr~aily admitted by Watchmakers to lie the best
are used in all grades Of waliham Watches.
All altman W atShe- have dust-pFouf cans,
protecting the movement from dust and lessen.
INK tn" necessity u the frequent cleaning ncces-
SAN tu other watches.
Oar new patent stem " inder, or keyless watch
u Already de Fltlpl and "A nrpaf i'm
i%"v"ncnt on ssy stem. winding watch IN the
American market, and by far the cheapest wat b
81 ITS quality now offered to tn. public. To those
living in portions Of the United states where
uate!im sker- Ito not abound, watches with tho
sSf" accuracy. cleanliness, durability and COZ.
Ntnifnrr, must prove Invaluable.
Ibr Trademark. Of the yartou. s,vt.s made by
The Company arr a. follows;
NurEi',> warren 90 Waltham, Mas
AA>. ,rcH 90, altman. Mas.
AMERICAN ~ NrtH Co, Crescent 81, Waitham
Ma~-
ArrLlroN. I4Ac, & co. Nathan. Mas
ANtN'cA$ " tfrn tn. Adams t, WaItham
MAJ.
MAILMAN ,rcii Go. Wai.h,m M,--
J. :. iAttfr Err- Nas,halia. MaH a
WN tGl. iN Natlata. Mass
II"Nt " NItHt", ua-inu Mas.
N.ntnc ttr spelling n these name, carcfully
t"iur" HurFDS. A'n stoauJC oven ~ 4 single
ie'trs, t-'-tsttr. e -'"ntsr;c3t.
tor -llr by AZ leading jewellers. 10 watches
reiiiie' ~ the Company.
An illustrated history Of matchmaking. con.
iainipS much useill information to watch
"oarers sent O. any address On apYlicaiIun.
KOHHs.r> $ .sPPLErOv
General Agent- Tor American Watch Co.,
-
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VIEW ADVERTISEHENTS

Ellsworth High School Exhihtion, IN 49,,
continental Lite Ins. CO. 9 : hu, ii'' Hs
Hanover Fire
New Pension Law. ". 4, Ja.
nld Packet Il ne. Aiken X Mler
,issolution 81 Copartnership W. X NJ
Lost. r. r Phillips.
schooner for sale John NerTill
u. p. wa.gatt
Rc,l Estate FOR sale, J. Il. Rumill
custom House Notice, VIM. ii. Sargent
Probate Notice
R,Nrir- Column.
H4vH
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EILswoRTH.-1st We'd JAN. feb;' Mug ,
Sept. and Dec-2d Wed. April. 81 Wed
June. and 4th Wed. Oct.
RLuEHGIL.- lseW ed. July aud Nov.
RrcKSpoRr Sd Wed. Jan. May snd SEPT
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The editor Of the Belfast Jourpai
who i also a Director of the Belfast 4
Moosehead Lake Railroad Company. in
speaking OF the late conference of the
Directors of that road with those Of the
Maine Central, in Portland. respecting
the lease Of the road 10 the Maine Cen
trail saws the feeling is verv -anguiu-
that the difference will bc finally. adjust
al Al AN early day But very strong
doubts are expressed whether lc>,
sum than $4,000 would be ratified T.,
the stockholier, OF tho b. X VI. T.. Il Il
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BUSINESS NOTICES

FELLOWS toMPpUSp syRt-P OF HYTNpr.
HosPHiTrs viii not only supply the waste 90
ing on IN the brain. but VIII enable the mind
10 endure greater tax than bcf1re II Will
impsri ,igor and promote clear conce piisn. "a
the intellect II will strengthen the nerves
and give power 10 all the involuntary A. well
as the voluntary muscles Of the body.
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BLCEHILL, March q. 1871.
ing to-day with the following result:
Moderdfor-J. n. Lord.
Selectmen, Assessors and Orerseers Of tie
Pocr-J. 7. Hincklcy, 8. H. Wood. A. X.
Devereux.
Collector Of Tares-Levi B. Thompson
Treaswer-wm. Hopkins.
s. s. Coamitfee-T. y. Lord.
Iosca Clerk-V. Ellis.
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\ couple in Belfast ,le,irous of being
married. were spurinusly joined lat
SUNDAY evening by Young student iu
a law Office The next dav. when the
couple applied for the certificate there
was - scene" but the proprietor of
the Office soon settled it by regularly
marrying them and furnishing them
with the proper certificate. The penal
iie~ 81 the law -honld be inflicted upon
the student who was guilty of such a
gross imposition.
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LAMOINE. March eth.

LAMOINE. March 1th.
Mr.. EDITORIAL our annual meeting.
March 9Th. the following town officers
were elected on the first ballot:
Noderator-J. X. Whitaker.
6eiectmen-H. s. Bartlett, Asa HOdg-
kins, N. B. Coolidge.
Collector 4 Coaaable-Daniel SWEET.
CLERK 4 7reassrer-J. z. Young.
Road Commtttee-N. Berry.
s. s. Committee- Richard Perkins.
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Ten vessels have been hauled up here
this winter.
-Four new houses have been butt this
year.
w. z. & G. ii. Hadlock have got out
two hundred cords of wood this winter.
The Selectmen have run a road-com-
meneing at Hadloek's Landing-aeross the
Island.
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Biuehill Items.

Bisehin Items.
The young men Of East Bluehill NC
Hurds) have organized Debating Club,
with the following officers: G. G. Long
President: +. c. Long. Vice President
;. W. Cousins. Secretary, and c. II. Curtis
Treasurer.
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aarry Items
A. l.. Carlisle of Surry. aged 10 years,
has been at the Asylum for the Deaf and
Dumb at Hartford, CT. for two years past
He is making good progress in his studies
aud is much pleased with his situation.-
The town make an appropriation for him
annually.
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The wife Of sAcrate. VA. said to - great
seold. Had her husband furnished her with
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil 10 cure pain
full ioothache and headache. she would.
no doubt. have been Que ofthe best women of
th4t are.
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Experience warrants "a, In recomme nj ng
Hail. Vegetable sieilisn Hair Remover a.
sure remedy for gray hair.
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MARINE LIST.


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/ 90, W. - ,.'.'''' : a. - !, - amman
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to. H"eat -, is'rA. - Ga.er rs, A.oa,i
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49,. '".A' h"i \eta'
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=, i1 -. -"i. -" T. 'I2. i"'-n-a ."r. : "
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80, N 80 N'Ff Iausa,
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""fr ivf f"f.s"- AHr'' Leland, hsrr~.. aaI
r "s'' ,4,'''7 iii..',,-N f.ius"d - Sew
t.l.,-- -,.,',,' y, 20 ~ Ai,.,t[ 10y o' b.
..l.,I.T, l.0e uaant, wr'.t.,'.'
Tuskrr. Ammo lie ana Ssrl,rt,, So. - 80 - 20
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BILE iI-nuie "c+t5r"oA llt'jotn Eissf~,,s..r.
,n M, III, ,,'r Nnhts-' >g3niaS hr'ah- -ea
49, L.r.nr J.'-',,t.,,, 4, a. a. - ! "Ii a" l
-|n n,r.r T-.l.r I'm. i,i,,t.' tl'...' ~
big David Hu.tce. stable. IN H., ,'' H..
~, 81 ,os.. = i'.rfs,
80 Ira ri A"", Prey. lscNsaE'i'.s. ,a-I
~. :. ~ '''' >s,'!.-t l"lti \
ke1~, k.I,s al. q, t,r,- -'- . =
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Hlr-l. : r1,t!cs. Paner t.urF H.in,r. f.f-,t..
MHas an-, >4i!n4a tparia.. El-Alntul. I-,l
"1ns hAt+tn'tr
\. >ins al"'' J@n i'i-. AAs4ac Victor. Mass to-
EN- ~ ,
~ ''l. 49, '.eN - b.
~ ...ts l...r..,f. It.....T $3.50 re .
nu..c. l,.e.a.. ~4sra III rs H,i. .r,.f..r.
.ses. i.t Nib r bfss Ii.tu. Ea..u. ti-,4. q .
bic. -rh l. y whvr q. Lows. uAvaa4
~ tih "a. N'i.i- - NAti9rE. fcts.ro+; M.
n oat''. l.. "a II ln".i I'd. I"tfsiH1
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It,f'.fr.,tts T. s1 I.',g, n-.-t
T.a- Ne..tna. .sh Ntr.tuin. E.t5.. r.',.l-.,,..
port " nice taaa. li4Hr. calais. N.uu- A. .-ts..
Pembroke i'siiru'. E'1ia.on Poril.I4. III
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SkTI-pE-s HAIR RF-TDR 1. the

result Of four ye.r- study aud experiment. Il
I. now perfection itself sud no moro 10 he com
pared with The other preparations now hood
ing the market, than ''isnglciooi" whisky i, %
pure Bourbon. See Advertisement.
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.sA Farm for sale.

The well known Blacksmith stand in North
Binehill, and Farm containing about so acres Of
land well fenced with cedar IL story House
with ~ n. l.; Backsmiths shop, Barn, &c.
Price only ESQ.
Also the place on which live, containing about
80 acres, with large amount of wood. The
large pastures and meadows AFFORD opportunity
for mailing this one oil the best stock Farms IN
the county. said Farm is situated u miles from
the Village, and viii be sold at a bargain.
For further particulars enquire OF the -ubscri-
Der on the premises. NEWELL O>GOOD.
y. Bluehill, Feb. u, 1871. ~
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AnHATC Wanled Tor J. L. Headley's new H.
NJ " y lustrated Book. Rich in matter and
style, and surprising his former works that have
sold by IN" 100 aOs; also the new and enlarged adj
ton OF THE NATIONAL HAND BOOK OF FACT.
AND FIGURES, containing the and Official
census OF $50 OF all the States, Territories and
large Cities Worth ten times its cost. Sent on
receipt OF Price, q 80,
T.. Il. TREAT & CO., 654 Broadway n Y 4x6
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0SYCHOMANCY-Any lady or gentleman can
nees and independence, by obtaining PSYCHO.
NANCY, FASCINATION, or SOUL CHARMING
noa pse ess, n.on e use this
meriEe, become Trance or Writing Mediums Divi-
nation, Spiritualism, Alchemy, PHILOSOPHY OF
Guide TO Marriage, Be, all contained In this
book 100000 sold price by mail, in cloth 81 Is
paper covers o. NoTICE.-Any person willing
to act as agent will receive . sample copy of The
work free. As no capital is required. all desir.
Gus of genteel employment should send for the
book, enclosing 10 cts. for postage, TO T. W.
EVANS 4 Co., II South sth ST., Philadelphia.
- TRlCrUKE varicocele. Fistnla, Hermorrhoids
! ' irritsbie Bladder, Starvation Of the Blood
ana Nerves by Exhausting discharges. Crumcis-
ION cure for arrest Of Development. ~ pages.
= ce- by e II. DIXON, NJ. ID New York p. o.
L.eey me rom the pen of Or. Dixon is of value
10 the whoie human race Horace Greedy.
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PR0Fl1hRI : Agents wanted for D'Au
UVI MULTI HIoNE's HIsroRY OF TIRE
1khAr REFORMATION, complete In one volume
illustrated. For THE LIGHT OF rHe WoRIn1
choice and rapidly selling work Also for
AkLLs POPULAR ENCYCLOPEDIA embracing rs
20 SUBJECTS, with $500 illustrations; a great work
Tor experienced agents. Send for Circulars ~
either work. HORACE KING, Pub. Thompson.
''''e' ''"h TWO
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GEN'l AGENTS WANTED.

i"r ''F"e-hrrs = talcuiating machine rapid accu
iL.'' fflao'r. simple Easily operated, cheap and
beautiful. Giving instantaneous aIditrnns nr
sHhirafH"n@. tANiug tom one to hye columns Of
hEaFrs tt a tat-, carrying and borrowing its oqu
tens, hundreds etc. without the lea-t thought on
NE rari Of the operator. Address Yirgler& No.
tHr.is, springfield, Mass. 4os
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irig Co Clients t'i = t.-Yrs-f Gilrhrl-'
Al Nr~ loFk ltom VI t,Auzt-. frupCt, A4tsu-
cNp~r fenced = heavy 81 gale which lasted y
hour amI stOy. cargo between 'i.cA..
Steamship Clo;hiiIa. ashore ~ NrG. Erar4.
hA- discharged an her e4rSp. 40 ihn COAT
" recAin: - expect 10 htt. her al,4t l.l4l- r
lately.
>,h Henry H.alrt. i,n Mobile i.r B,.-,a,
nut into Newport. III. iu, in., .esAlus 3JlJ
,troA. per hour AMI wtlh ip.- II sails.
,ala.-, No, frb. .. The .re va brok.a ~
in the i Cfuix River to-d4y ami win b. Ac.t
clear ~ tie tug Joseph Baker.
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~ ANTED!-W idc.awakr CAuya--yrs for j.
W = Z. Abbott. "Pru-.ia and the Franco
RUSSIAN War 10 both English and t..rmnn
ll""A tor the uiHt~ u Il III -~tLL, FGb.. Bos.
ton, Mas.
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EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL

600 SALARY PER WEEK, and expen-
&OO ses, 70 sell our new and useful
discoveries. Address b. Sweet 4 Co. Marsh
all, Mich.
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w tNfEl-Ag'nts, SO per day} to sell the cclr
" hFA''i Homo shuttle sewing Machine ua-
,'' Hn'irf- Iced, makes the lock stitch" alike on
h'''h @tl"@ y and = fully licensed The best and
cheapest family sewing Machine in the market
n'IIi 80, Johnson, CLARK Co. boston Mass
ittrnurSh. Pa, Chicago IN, or st. Louis Mo
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| ~ =. : t!T' H. FAMILY PHN-IrIAN. 81
tA-r-, srut by m4lt free. ivICAe. how to
care Hit di.ca-r- Of tie person kin, hair, ewes
complexion Writ- 70 ~ Eroaiwav. New YORK
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RLUEHILL. March G. 1871.

Voted to raise s2275 90 for various pur-
poses. j. T.. Y.
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Free to Book AGENTS

we VIII send a handsome Prospectus Of our
New mus trate,t intly Bible containing over aOp
me Ncripturc Illustrations to any Book Agent
it"r 81 charge Address, National Publishing q
"'t'- y Avs
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I,nEE TO noon .crXT,

fsospecta- "t he test Iiu-tllt-l Family e,
h.r pHA thrfi. containing Bible II STORY Dirtt1n.
aFy AHaly ~. iitmDny anu history % Religion.
>"u' ir'.c 90 Application. HORACE HING. PaD,
li-NN9. E'l.np -.uYftiv, tnuw
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EREAT MEDICAL BOOK and FRENCH sE-
~ CRETs for Ladies and Gents. sent free for
stamps. DIR. Bonapsrto & Co, Cincinnati, o.
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l GENTS WAITED s.2j A MONTH by
:, Tue MEXICAN KNITTING MACHINE co.
'''Ht"H' has, OF ~. Louis, Mo. Avs
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-17

The labors of the Joint High Commits
sion, which has been sitting at Washing
ton, for the purpose of forming a basis
upon which a settlement of the differences
between the Governments of Great Brit
ain and the United States could be settled.
seems to promise the happiest results. 1t
is understood that treaty has been draft
ed by the Commission mutually beneficial
and honorable to both nations. 1t has
been generally supposed that what has
been termed the alabama Claims, was of
such an important nature that to settle
il was to settle and adjust all the ques-
tons which have arisen between the two
countries since a specific settlement was
had of their differences. This Is, however.
far from being the case. The alabama
Claims" have been used as party watch
word, and brought into prominence for
the purpose Of making political capital,
instead of being the most important ques-
ton between the two countries. 1t is
known that the politicians of both coun-
tries have used the cry of the settlement
of these claims simply to influence the
people, who, thanks to their intelligence
and appreciation Of the importance of
close commercial relations between the
two countries, have refused to be in
famed, and seem determined to maintain
hose relations which mutual interest and
zindred blood demand 1t is to be hoped
hat the ratifying powers of both coun-
ries will acquiesce in the basis fixed upon
y the able and distinguished statesmen
# both countries who compose the Com
mission.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-17
a Valuable Work.

There viii be shortly issued from this
Office work compiled by the Deputy
Collector of Customs, J. \ Hassinger,
which will be "a concise and complete table
of the tariff on imports; digest of the
laws and regulations Of the customs;
position and bearings of the various light
houses; currency tables and much other
valuable information in regard to the
commerce Of this Kingdom To those
who know the compiler, it is only neces-
sary to say that he has expended much
care upon the compilation Of the work,
and that it will become at once a necessity
for the counting-room Of every merchant
here, and viii be a most valuable work
for transmission to those abroad who
have business connections here.