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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26

TIE FolIowISs FROM ruR Oakland Nes, is a
well deserved rebukc to those papers in San Fran
cisco which have during the disgusting trial Of Ms
Fair for the murder Of A. P. Citieudcu, not only
Published All the testimony In the revolving case,
but have even given TO the public the letters which
passed between the guilty pair.
SICK orD observation-disclosures OF PUB-
LIsHERs.-The Cal has got hold Of the Crittenden
Fair love-eiiers. and is publishing them in detail;
and as there arc probably four or Eve hundred Of
them, We have to expect that that ordinarily
exciting Journal win become prodigiously sensation.
al While they last. the literary intercourse ola
pair Of adulterers win be ediyiug family reading,
and cannot fail 10 have certain effect upon the
minds Of young persons from ten TO sixteen; aud
therefore thcughtfal heads Of families win be apt
to rush of and subscribe forthe Cab With the great
est precipitation.
In the meantime We should like 10 know what
excuse the mercenary publisher has to offer the
wretehed and undone family of the deceased for
thus unnecessarily publishing TO society and the
world his weakness, guilt and shame How can the
greedy news-hucksier NEE, the worse than widow
Cd the more miserable than iatherless having thus
wantonly spread abroad their insnppouable shame
and dishonor. TO be glOa,ed over aud ridiculed BY
the vulgar and hsartlesss Shame and confusion TO
the eoldbloOded, soulless creatures who will SO
cruelty afresh deserted wife and her unhappy chill
dreu, for the paltry half dimes that may be thus
iraeied from the morbidIy curious, lascivious, or
brutal minded elements Of the community
Unfortunately for the enterprise, the reading of
half dozen of such love sick letters viii suffice for
ALL as the same round Of eadearing terms, the same
sentiments Of jealous affection, reckless impotence
aud fabulous desperation, run through all. We re-
mark only one distinctive popularity in the begin
ring Of this mouotouous series: The enslaved lover
was nearly always ailing. What with cramps CO.
lie suggestions heart-Gsease and other often iu-
tTmiiies. he must have been but a sorry lover for
the dsshing Ms. Fair whom We used 10 see in Yre-
Ia. The enthralled victim of Cupd's sings and
probably thought that the infrmities Of an in
valid would appeal irresstaby TO the sympSthies Of
his enehaniress, being most unphilosophically for
getul that the existence Of the supposed conditions
always produces contrary effect when the sufferer
is above the age OF fifty Ifsny OF our middle-aged
gentlemen readers-ladies never get that old-cou-
template love siege by correspondence, We advise
them not 10 attempt 10 make amstury capital in
that manner. Ii won't win, other things being
equal, for nobody wants to marry a domestic apo
thecary shop
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26
SHIPPING NEWS.

SH1-S1K Sr-rEFS les, -sAa NErA 2oh Ard E--5vst -
slh rg-r Az ia Eaz lErAs n s5nzs WA ssz1y
vo;te- o. ~ t-s Ia. 81 --sars n llz-pss vAszs
l-tf wa saE czs usuay ezra-ioaoe1 AHz ss-zE
vaas and svua-y vta-lr-- Fgz BE-; 2 uA lni s1--rr
.-z5e VA vl-a sasisE zusz E--5p n ~ la- aa-l
vassz lrc luuuE g. az S4zAvz- saTF,sei - ~
Su1r hsa-s B-r SelsAsE Es- s-a1 ms Ti-s sas5 SIR
$50 Fsu--is-c Ma lisa
s-Hsa,rs A ssr-ls lss Eunaaazt oa1 Arrz "a ard
Eyss g. sls F-s AF-l 1aA Fs Ta-s Il III Fasas lu1
ss-a-r and wv vnE. se-e - sHses l. Ia &c uosa-
io-E l vs-= s-u .hs7,s zr11 r-ir- Hf tAs Nd f7A
f-gz NJ q Z La IL 71-s AZ l-S Eoll:r lsasar In
1Aa
Els Crsy s4sl t-rz Sluty Tr.ruz-E ga hAs szss--
ly auas an a-s psss rs ami sss- yas fu- III uss1
SIR aFys O.zs = AZ S--v5 4 SsE zsslsai s1i saf
sava-sas vuEshs- uusz -sazar iHE 10 vs= lEi -
-arA s-au asa7s - IA -1s Ia IA NJ AuE
ur s-zaas C-os,s III Ina &r- sh IL l1ur las -
vrtsL an had sewing NJ z-n5r uasz E-aul- Agra d
Szusasz k.,z.z sa-z s-su siis T,-s EsArzL-T "a S-
11-- Island H-E H--7rrs saas % tia 2=.A Snist AH-A
T.. = Ea-s .vz sAslse shsss TN lrzi 4 NAnr Eas
sz7-ss5 s--zs WA s-zn IA Ez-vz-s ves-s,
beng u --rsr laas esuis 5- srtsis-s sE aid
,-us o1-saua-s fauTr e i5 ~ vss7rl-s ar lz7ss q
srus-n .s~Rs rs SIZE e. Asa- ~ szz Arrived -
sz1 izst hsrlzr bee. ruzs - azss-
ssh srusI Glns n -r1,t fr Ehesalr EslEuE sllisi
s-u - F---a-- .rr- 1stl r-z Ind se--zr AMI NJ
ma z-- :. a.uz 7-Isa. .-zr- - vni lEzIHE -
sir Ssu.vI-i and ve-r lrAi --5Evss EsHi have zia'
;ts vzsszrr ~ an 7il-s n % 5zrs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26
COMMERCIAL.
Favhtr1r arRrr a Isl

E0N0lClr. AF;Ru .. ISL
The steamship Nevn "a sailed for New Zealand Al
Il NJ or TIE lSA taking only soze four CT Eve pas
ssnrcrs, bat nc cargo frOn this port.
TIER az tive vessels los6iag To- Syar.ysAr t-iEs
Southern Cross and Crogn. The eHrrccs q the
sbOvs vessel, WiileOuss, II dark and medium sugars.
purchased chiefly Tor forciea sscoast. ASIDE from
the abovs there Is bu; little sugar IA zrRe, just At
this time.
no cOn1os sailos On tho 18th. The n. G Nurray
On The us, inst and the CuTiev to-day, czz- sosnc
10. eoe kegs sugar. and other freight.
The Falkinburs !. losdise for Oregon. aud VII
take considerable Of OuF hes; grades OF Ne sugar.
50 We sha have bu, li,te 70 e forward 70 California
for some weeks, especially should ihe demand oos-
tiHus light aad prices weaken As lAss reported.
The ship Geo. ereen arrived On the I'd, II DAYS
frOm saa Frlaeisoe. she vi lead 6EAao az PAoraiz
Island.
T. P. Adams SOLD ricae of land al sussion gu Ii,
ga belonging &c ths oAAa College. sbSEs ls3 acres.
for s. sop-H. M. TAansy besss TIE purchaser.
This is At advance Of aSsz, 3 per eoa, within the
past two ypA-s wesssss TIA, tAo-s is ae;ss- seol-
Ing and gate At advance in real estate lately.
The "a BzzEAloW premises. 50 loae The property
SAM Bsannaa, q San Francisco, has changed hAaas
lately some tive or thres times, ard We believe he
Soc coral stones which the tudins vas ,zaas e. arc
for sale separate from he Dot.
The steamer woaga WoagA, from Auckland, A-ziv-
S-r;vei tAs afternoon, viii large aumSsz cf pas
serre-s SHi = small lreissi list
Thcre ErpSSTs 70 he srns douhs vhcths- shall
have steamer isos Ssa Fraasisoa Aeso7v the A.
rival q .be Nebraska Set ne notice thai the agents
vho arr d0ubs best iafaSScS. advertise the A AK
this psrs. and I'll as due te--nor-cw.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26

Frr1-oz Wesassa1E luss Fu--aruesc- Eh'
-sssass il EzllVa TElgy. Els s-0urat aalu-y sAs
Fsass Magistrate cAE-Ccs Ei,f Eisa5IEsc ssl-t1e1s
ri-us-s Il sss1s be Was e1ErEs IL 11lE AZ & 5z-
ci-r M s-u1 1olasses, guIa1i7T e Visa zrlz
saans ~ Ehg premises The 1is-lsi1c f7'sa-I-us.
1hi-A Va r-saaeas = cou--- WIS cozs--rcses
rrrs-gr q IN ant ITPsa-es . * Vs-Z i-Esziaus
sEar "a Eazr Fasss rzl,r e rsE SAr-rz, z-a
s.r,ss = sz-auzz-iu- -lsas X aas u-lE raH5t 1rt
eassiss q run as Elths1rA be lad So- s-ne cz7e
essz u Ts1ssusssuz & 4hs 81. be AaS besI Et-1it
n zsz Il; oUa-r Il sAs s1rr LA. -saz mary zssc7s
Tasset hs Fanss- 1aE ie so1sE IN - ma -1sk Il
hang 5t-erssE As Z Turned On. 3 j. zulst pam
Ehn m s=-x Ee-r Eel r-c1o3er- - hs III II
.nautr crUzsacct lis lcz. -lrl1 BE US
fluuf on an Frasse1ies- QHr1E . M r1lc.I
t,--rsssirz she Earisc-1st zrav tuns I'm $50
wrA Is k11E111i u UH-z IN Il fc.1-e - SIX -
srrIe aEw1l eEr3rrD<z-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26

except the lst, "a, and 9Th The vote was very
light. The .oayral d Paris estimates the number
not voting at sS0ooo
Prussians daily ask the Versailles Governmen; to
agree TO the German occupation Of Paris but are
daily refused.
Berlin. March s7-The oos Gasszt says Won
GeroR Is recalled from Washington at his own
request
AbiHwfli be irtroauecd in the Federal Parliament
for the Incorporation OF Nsaee aud Lorraine, under
the Government Of The German Empire. l,proyides
that the German Constitution shaIibe enforced as
the law of the land from the LIST Of January, 1875.
AMERICAN.
WASHINGTON, April 9th The Joint High
Commission were in session at the Department
yesterday. All reports agree that the negotiations
are progressing favorahly, and statement comes
from s well Informed source that the proposed
basis for settlement Of the questions before the
Commission, contempla,es. Firsi-The privilege Of
American fishermen 10 fish within all parts Of the
Canadian waters from which they are now excluded,
and 10 cure and dry fish and clean their nets, etc
For this privilege, the United States is 10 pay
Canada certain sun cf money. Second-Ceriaiu
general International principles are laid down,
covering those Of neutrality, by which the claims
arising from derredatious OF the Alabama and
Shenandoah, etc, are 10 be adjusted. Third
Commissioners are to be hereafter appointed TO
adjust all matters on the basis proposed; ard it Is
further said tia; this basis has been sent to England
for approval Some Of the Commissioners have no
hesitation in reporting the statement that the
probability is that they Will by the lsi Of May,
submit all the conclusions Of the Commission 10
tie two Governments
NEw YoKk, April 10Th. = The German Peace
Celebration, to-day, in point Of numbers and
enthusiasm, exceeded any similar display ever
witnessed here The streets along the line Of march
OF the procession were crowded, IS was every
window and balcony commanding view Of the
scene, and flags were displayed on almost every
house The most Of the German stores were closed,
the p7oprieiors and employees participating in the
celebration.
Governor Hoffman, MayOr Hall, the members of
the Common Council. and heads Of the City
Departments, reviewed the procession from a
platform in front OF the City Hall
Al = mass meeting in Tompkins' Square, held
after the procession speeches were made BY Horace
6reey, Ex-Governor SolomAn, Of Wisconsin, and
Others
Tue cslebsiionsiu B2l,imore, Cleveland, Wheeling
and ether places are also reported as very large and
enthusiasts.
ST. LOUIS April 10 The failure Of StinweIl,
Powers & Co, arn OF thirty years standing, is
announced The assets are said 10 exceed the
liabilities
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26
To the Inhabitants of the Sand
witch Islands.

DE 1T REMEMBERED. THAT IN the
ID ys4r q OR Lsr5. Ore Thoasaud Right Huudrsi
a15 SIXTY l. c. {. Bsznsts, q Hc1o-lu, Il. L,
I'D isS-s ard F1tzsh bask entitled, Sketches q
SEEz5iIz Eistorr z1s Hoa1,ziz D5ree;o-y,-' AID
tAss d, FresurlaE ruTyriCht q TIE sEus, ! en-
Tis5 strictly VIII the llEs CT this kirEion having
-es-sres iAs-s-o, Ehss gives the exclusive riEhi
IL fz--ee- yCl-s g T-bish said Directory. A16 az
persons are h0-etT warned 1ot 70 negotiate With Ar
cus Wa nay issss 1n0ther Dirsst7-y of Ho7siuia,
uAie1. Il = Z tie least EBy q 1Eu1sr i1fri1Ees
uQo1 NJ riEAas- VII he sis1sd AID noi saEtTes
% ci-e-l1.s- Ile sas1-i ei;i-a OF II book VII A.
pear -aaut tAs E-st e JAY q tie Tresszt year In
la-rs5- Cs-rectes zzs Bs1zszsss-
IS-st C. c BENNETT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

VIZ CoEzIrr. DoNa1D MtclHlI
san FrA1cisco- hKSNErT MAeLEAT,
Portland, O.
CoRBITT & MAcLEAY,
Importers, Wholesale crocers and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Shippers and Dealers in Oregon Produce
SAN FRANCISCO,
Office 100 California Street
PORTLAND. OREGON
Is and Is Front, and 10 l2 First Street
EEFEENcEs=
W C RAls;0n Esq Bank 4 CaiifoTuia san Francisco
Ch4s deRo Esl President P Sugar CoSan Francisco
Msssrs- Rrigs-, Never san Francisco
AeSs1s Nrles = franc1scu
Nesrs- Lscd IEtoa- Bankers Portland Oregon
Bank q British Columbia . Portland Oregon
Mess-S- L Golis-niih Co.. Portland Oregon
Ca-bitf Fazs Co .------ - Portland Oregon
Nssrs hishcp 60, Bankers Honolulu
Consignments of Island Produce Solicited.
ls6m1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26

TIVE brig Carlow completed repairs and again
len Por1 sor san Franeisco yesterday forenoon.
TIE schooner Cambria was sold on Monday, BY
Z ? Adams, and Was Knocked down 10 s c Allen
Tor S. 80. lis nnae-siooa That She vns bic b.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26
EXPORTS.

Pr san F-uncsaa Psr oanrs Ar-Sl Is
Fazaaas a-hs 1ao -Ezz-ia3s sfs G
Naasss., gals 2SSl Uusp-s MOE rkrs :
Sa1z-- h 4g--F-E
"a Doarssi-- s.. - "a Foztigl So
Tor saa F-.asisoa, pS- c Murray. Az-! a.
Fa.nauas his - Pslz ~ epE
iiies. pos le- sueE-- lie - Is
Moisssos. gals 80 Rll Dazsosiic SSS5g9 -
For Crsise Fs- oosass, Ar-iI Is
F--aa rSks WAEskev ker
Plsafass. l1rs Ia FdrriCu So ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26

TIE bark n. c MsrTay toved oui % Friday amer
Noon, the wind beng from the Souihwzra She did
uos made much prog-ess daring nc Night, rs she
was plainly in sight from the Telegraph station on
S..-,-s. -. ,-,.,--,s-.-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26

We Wouid call special sJteniiOn 10 the notice Of
c c Bernstt iu tins issue, The pablo viii 10
douei be grsiihed 10 learn thH5 the day IS not far
distant when II vii Re permitted 10 behold the
"Sseiehes Of Hawaiian History and Honolulu III
rccic-y' IN its second edition, Enlarged Correct
- srs Resutfses
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26

A Card.
Eiiter Earoaiia4 Gtzats-SIE; YOa vii pardon
ne # ;Tssble yea sgan. bat this is the consequence
q yozr kid intsreessisn AID the benevolent senu
Esa,s x these Islands.
To-day / zArs reserved froz Maui. through the
hands q M Esssae Bal. the sun Of Ss75.7s, IL
ssz5ei f0r The Frsues Widows and orphans.
Meanwhile. until car address ny thanks by letter
70 NJ Eageae Bal fer Transmission to the gsnerOus
gire-s Tesaes. yoa 70 iases; this letter IL your
papa, uhi,A vii also reach al.
VIII NJ siaesre thanks AID best regards,
Tea2ia, NASH BGLLIEU.
Houo,alz, April Fl. ISL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26

TRE rauahi was dispatched to Koloa- Kaaai, on
Frissy sfse-ucos, for He- Majesty Queen Emma
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26

RIs TX o. Domiais took passage for laval .
YESTERDAY in the seAr. kiuaa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26
NOTICE.

Mr. SAMUEL C. WILDER will take
u charge e 2! b-si-sss 6sri1E NJ Abss-os
fran tie IsLzds, EnS Is 4zihc-iae5 70 sE1 ~ rs-e
f,- ia. Tz-7ose-
BP ADAMS
Es1alalu, AF.rl Is. ISL -i54t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26

WE-za --=rz-ssaz F.sUF5e, E5Vea q SOFA SaiE--
ear-ss mt reasF Il ssFs-s sa5g117-e me . =
-le1s1-cS VT RI gre II hou- seDs-11'ss .
s1scHizE * progress q * EzlE s1kz q scH''7's
u. 7-sszaus q r1--uss ard 1rssR5s eao11rEEez
-1rlz aat ,ssc4e- dix and Easasss a. IEss
Er1--h vazis - see tha- orr h1rses ~ EsE cared
s- sas sss- EAr ~ l0lk z1so u. z1s1sal PASTRIES
4 E1icA CIR eAzE-el AT hsirE se- q saI-rs1 :
SozszaizE Xxx rs vs. i en- M z1.s- -s-s1zlE
wsth r1ch E-z-E5ez1ia1 q 1bs ezLzzz-lg'1 & Ea-1
sssr Nscks-.-ss's Scboul iHss Eesk- TE1s has Es1
si.- zeachsr eEsaez-E -1izk kidd e each rr1--.
EtirA Is sssez1sE- q Eoo1 Eshoal Ths Esne-1l
-,.E-T-vce q NJ NAcEI-cs Cizssss Elc rns- -rcl-
sss5r,Ts 1-s wgsky q F-Ess- Eaz { ttsT s-1E LAR
s1,ss~ az e-e-rSEes Eel rs nj rhuse Wbo were
iosEznr 81 -hsr s--z q -ntk--.E Es-t --E-ezzz
Ths So-i1Errr -r7rs< vs-s E1Ts1 - M 11-1rli1-e
ses7ss uran raj me EEs1 TaE-kx f1r ssnnlErslI >
rs .-spe-z- --zne- L 41Ezs= ssc111- lEz- 5Cr
sz-~llsuze n SC--fz-s I111 D1Esszz- Il Ian l-1
F-grch- Ee-1r-s Azs-5r- i saHcisz-s1T- c. LETr-s-
F.-ar-u Eas s--s1-zuHe g ziEst -EzzE< 81 rrz VI
II ! - M r41ns q LIZ Fz=z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26
SAILED.

A7-- la-Eav ~ lr5r Clusr1 Slrs Q, u-lisS. AZ n
orut-, Eulil-. ~ So F-zasassa scA-s sdr-y,
Eu--ia AZ 1a4r N1z-s Sc AHaA- AaG l--u 81
kEuE
- Ar W "a -r-rs Ass7--rf, r-zisE, s-1-s Mar
ard fJ5-s lueaa- s. k1uas
--AE IA , G hur-Hvr Ee1ue=s- fr 81 E-u-1lsc--
s5aS Hakuiels, fr KssluE- ans Eaus11 fa-
hrllaE
cz-ke.-A Lu1a-ns s-5 s-1-s Ma1uakEvEa Eas Iszht-
"a SIR Nam. ara A-1ivt- Sc EHvuG-
-z-S5l-~ Ns--r Ea----- MEz- Elss Lea s1- HIS.
Eul Elt b l1- knllEl-
9-AE t-c ouriru, @ rlslss1- ir Sal frS-1lscc s-e
s-h- kzuhE- fsr tEvEl-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26
IMPORTS.
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
A7-1 -l-E- Avg o-vvz .zlo $ asys IN Sr5usy sch-
Eatrltls O. kal,EE NzzaakHud5 "a Nsrl ana
Esa..llE On HEu1i
ea-S5a-s KEulait, Feses- So Gays IN lE-vis IslEn1
Active and Ecl1E lz1E-la e. Ma
sl-ScA- nzasAi On Nr'lea1
&-AE slT s-'ers G-rer- WEl-az u 5sEx n Sz-
s-audsc-- san Ns-1it Ne---l n Mas and
Ede Err en- kaial-
1s-S-h- knEz. On Nan
-t-s-a-z fnsss ca EHuA. Eri E=usos Eri WzialA e.
Mar sss1r Nuacz Wulcs. Sicp7a-l . CAM -
Sv1aeT. Anzk.Ea5-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26
NOTICE.

during Ny TEMPORARY ABSENCE
IL froa TIE EEnE5o1-. Mr c. 4 Bass wiI at ~
IL 1nd 4 Z! Kane un6s- possr & Attorney
A-C. BUFFUN.
Esaslz,s- 4F-l p. 1871. 1854
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26
LOST! "

BAgK BOOK bsIonEI8g 70 Mr.. 4 A.
II KEa.az- Azs s1s zs-zzzig Ehs azzs N Ee
pad s1ll I[2rs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26

HEHP AID Cotton sail Trine-Fr ssrs
IL ~ Y BoLLEs 4 GO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26

81 iesse- pzblis5s& in Eno1Atr eolu1E, i WI
se ses- IL. NHz.zs 5sliez las reeazFs3 il ataa1
Ct ne relic f1n5 fer she asS-i-1.s ait sue-5-r II
F-z-cs. froz n Easgus 81 C W1s.zzu- NEzz
.ke sz-z & 80 y -hs sgue berg tas ro---5su-o-
q re ela-5.ase r.coTs q Mas su- lie lsavg O.
is-z -TEis eszu5sazss c1zt-5szsiau ~ uEIEs 1ht
s-p,--s wAtsl Nsss-1s Bsi5ez W &c eu1siss q
fa-z,a-s . G- distressed c1zz.-yzzE-- cvg- sr1
-l1as1TE 6a1r-x We ul1s-Szs15 -al- q Nan
ne hursr-E sns ssr.es- F.-sa1S s1lscrl1ec = liz
su-E uls-r Ct then respecting vs-E los-1-g Z.
- s,Tirs7f-5a-S a NJ Sal Via AT 10 VIZ. 655
ros i n crrrzss E5ut z1E une a csQa--EIa-E -
slr ttsr hns tlaa- osElec-es-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26

NV PAoKr--Tse bark Qaeen Emma, now
loading Cor SAs Francisco, win be T,Soed Tae Ct
IN The Regular Dispatch Line, under The command
Of Capt, n. Hampstead, Who Is an ola hand On tie
route and has made remarkably quick passages he
tween tbe tEo ports While IL command q the h5Tks
Orwara snh Casnhriarea few vears sinee-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26

y RoC-E-Ii IS reported, OF good Su;horiy,
TIA. The csles-s-e5 Ene-sa1 Miastre.s, Who are a
present performing Il san FrKaoisco, WI s-7ive ~
TIE ucxi steamer e roz;s for Tx Colonies, za XII
probably give A. e-te-.2iuue-. to- c2e evening
Tie Te-fo-zaaacss q sass t7o1Pe Az hEAly spoken
G IL lie CEi;e5 States Other prominent PROBES
sioa1ls. vao a-e engaged Eo- Tic Colozias VII slso
arrive III Tho s-ea-c--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26
LOCAL NEWS.
Phases of he Neon Tor The Month Of April isTi

Honolulu NEAN rNr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26

have taken pace -essuIiv- 1le ls15 a5ysiui-E he
PuzLAoa premises WIS SID a. private sale 70 L
NsCz-v. Tas 1os bslo-r5-c . Oaaa CSllere was
soi5 o. Ssszz1EF u Z P ADAMS Il ne uEsei T15es
q s. So, grt purchased It Z n WlllHey- he
Oh Bu1r1lcW r-g-ises was also disposed a T-irate
s-e . -z-ccs aa-e foy g 1l1 an raso5 fer Saoz5
The sane p-ace, taeoo,Gi stone q E1ich iae elanS
5 bE-i aeiag rsS1-ve5 y Id 6-s; purchase, and
a. ~ presses. -z,es .o- coal uII - azodso-ns
7-us-oue q he znast profitable raL- ls-aie irac-
ssr.=o-s ss.st z.ss .s,sr--s,s Z la.t-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-26

B-ESEn-A li.ile 81 q Capt BassosS- while
playing viii i,CAae1 candle yesterday ai;e-looz-
1coi5s1tzy Sc; krs 70 LIS clCiAes and mas severely
saTlea. &c Lad eesa amusing himself alone il
4 RON When lis screams attracted lie aiteotion q
his moiAer, whose presence q mind il throwing :
hssvy Shawl E-ozn5 ths oasl5 s-6 s-1ctas-t--- TIE
azmes r-ero1ie5 probably, Is irizries t-o1 being
Er-rr
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GROVER g. B.EHERS'
SEWING MACHINES.
FIRST PREMIUM.

"AVE been awarded more frstspre-
Al miums in Mississippi. Louisia-
ua, Alabama and Texas, during the
past three years than all other sewing
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above mentioned States is greater than
that of any other.
These machines range in price from
SO upward and are unsurpassed by
any IN the market.
Their simplicity aud ability to per-
form every class of family sewing from
the finest to the heaviest) have made
then the fayorite sewing machine of
the South.
A large stock Of Cotton, Linen. and
Silk thread. Oil, Needles and all the
most improved attachments for sewing
machines at New York price. can be
had at the general souti rrndepot, l82
Canal Street, New Orleans.
j. II. GARDNER, Agent.
n9ysI !c6ns
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It contaias twenty large pages. bea-
4 tifullv printed on Book Paper.
handsomely and appropriately illus
tratPd, and j. an earnest, able advocate
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Rock, Little Nest.

Rock in the wind, little nest;
When you are full, life is best;
Soon enough wings viii be grown.
Flutter, and leave you alone.
Rock in rle wind, little nest;
Say what are storms to the blestl
Though you should tIeuble and fall,
God cares for sparrows and ALL
EDck, little nest; like ! song
All the sweet days feet along
Winter Will presently come,
Making ron vacant and dumb!
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pies of Democracy would be in
exact proportion to the severity of
the blow to the pride OF Demo
cratic party. For these princi-
pies must be dear indeed 10 men
who can abandon for them an
ancient and honored name, and
not less precious 70 those who
dare TO follow them, even through
the Scorn, contempt and o5lDquy
which await political treason.
For my part l shall be glad to
humbly help the coming Of any
government, so that Its views be
elevated, its action inteliigcu. and
pure, and its guide the conatitu-
ton. no matter by whom it may
be administered.
You are at liberty to make
such use as you may think prop
er Of this letter, provided always
that You let it be clearly under
stood that I profess 20 SPEAK for
no one but
Your O1cd!ent servant,
n ADANrS