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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06
Mems Fine Merino Shirts

White Linen and Mourning HandkeTehiefs,
Linen Sheeting, Coatings and Wadding,
White Sewing Cotton, assorted,
COTS Linen Thread,
Linen and Paper Collars, Cotton Cane Umbellas
White Quilts, Dutch Tape,
Crochet Cotton and Patent Eisenyarn,
Ladies' White Cotton Hose, ir
Gents Brown Cotton half-hose,
Button Rings
Brown and White Cotton Undershirts,
Patent Highland Playing Cards,
PhiIOGOme, POmade and MacaSSar Oil.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06

Well see he-ahv alderman, she can suck vour
ceIler, bat Ger Ghost can't Suck no other mans
celler,,bT -ls
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06

0PERM OIL-Warranted tbs pure arl,oi... Fcr
y gale by ~ BoLLEs co
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CHEAP FARMS! FREE TRAVEL
Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific
Railroad Company.
100000 Acres
CHOICE IOWA LANDS,

This Company is now offering for sale
about six hundred thousand acres Of the
finest agricultural lands in the West. The
Company sells only 10 actual settlers, and
the prices are exceedingly reasonable, rang
Ing rom IS 70 SIS per acre-th average being
about IS. The greater part OF these lands
are situated along the line Of Its railroad
between the cities OF Des Moines and COun-
Gil Bluffs, and are in the most accessiblea and
fertile region In the State.
Sales made for cash or on credit long
enough to enable any industrious man 70
pay for the and out OF its crops.
These lands are held under title direct
from the General Government and are not
mortgaged or encumberedin any way. Full
warranty deeds given TO purchasers.
For maps, pamphlets, or any other 1nior-
NATION respecting them, address EBENE-
YER COOK, Land Commissioner, Daven-
port, Iowa.
EXPLORING TICKETS are sold 81 the
Compauy's ticket offices at Chicago, n all
other principal stations on its line, and II
the purchaser buys land the amount paid
for the ticket is applied on the purchase
money.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs
such as CouEhss Colds Whooptng
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
md C~nnnmulnn-

Probably never before IN the whole history Of
medicine, has any thing won so widely and so
deeply upon the confidence Of mankind, as this
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints.
Through along series Of years, and among most
Of the races Of men it has risen higher and higher
IN their estimation, as il has become better known.
Its uniform character and power 70 cure the va
rious affections Of the lungs and throat, have
made it known as a reliable protector against
them While adapted 70 milder forms Of disease
and to young children, it is at the same time the
most efectual remedy that can be given for incip-
lent consumption, and the dangerous affections
Of the throat and lungs. As q provision against
udden attacks Of Group, IL should be kept on
hand In every family, and indeed as al are some
times subject TO colds and coughs, al should be
provided with this antidote for them.
Although settled COnstE11pHOn ts thought IN
durable, stn great numbers OF cases where the
disease seemed settled, have been completely
cured, and the patient restored 70 sound heaith
BY the Cherry PICTORIAL. SO complete Is us
mastery over the disorders Of the Lungs and
Throat that the mostobshnate Of them y1eldtoM
when nothing else could reach them, under the
cherry RsctOrdI they subside and disappear.
Singers and Public Speakers ind great
protection rom it.
Asfh1sa is always relieved and often wholly
cured bytt
CHer-u PICTORIAL in small and frequent doses
SO generally are its virtues 6OWus that we
need not publish the certificates Of them here or
do more than assure @e public that its qualities
are fully maintained.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and AGue, mtsrmittent Fever,
Chm Fever, Remitteut Fever, Dumb
ARue. Periodical or Bilious Fever &C.
End indeed al the affections which arise
2 rom malAr1ouss mErahs or masmano
, poisons.
As its name implies, It does Cure, and does not
fail, Containing neither Arsgnict Quininer R1s-
ruth. Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance WhateVer, It IN nOUise Injuries any pa
tent. The number and importance q its cures
N az ague districts, are literally beyond account
and We believe without q parallel In the history
Of AEue medicine. Our pride Is grah1ed BY the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT we receive Of the radical cures
erected In obstinate cases, and where other rem
edies had wholly failed.
UnacclimAted persons, either resident IN Or
travelling through miasmatio localities, viii be
protected by taxing the AGUE CURE daily
For Liver Complaints, arising nom torpid
ify Of he Liver, it's an excellent remedy, sunni
Esting The Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver C~Omplants5u
& an excellent remedy, producing, many truly
remarkable cures, where other medicines had
failed.
Prepared BY DR.. ]. c. AYER a Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass and
sold an round TIE world.
MICE $40 FER BOTTLE
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How to get along well. Have it
dug deep.
May a turkey be said to be a ghost
when he's a-gobblin?
The key to Darwin's theory which
is ape-parent to all is monkey.
Mr.. Beabout will beabout the next
Kentucky Legislature if elected.
The man who ran away from his
creditors became tired, and concluded
TO take arrest.
A couple in Indiana having courted
eight years, were divorced after eight
months Of welded life.
The latest school boy composition
on the horse says It is San animal
having four legs, one at each corner
If you want the time to pass light
ly, leave some little children at home
playing with a box of matches.
The difference between the school
boy and the clerk boy is, that one
stores the mind and the other minds
the store.
The inquiry as 10 where all the pins
60 TO has been satisfactorily answered.
The theory now is that they 60 into
the ground and become t~erra-pins.
Father, won't you buy me a fish
pole?n said a pious boy you know
the Bible says, spare the rod and
spoil the childu'
To give effect TO his recantation,
Vallandigham should have a COPY of
his famous Record burned by the
common hangman on the LIST of June,
in the State House yard.
A resident of Kalamazoo writes to a
''school boardi' in Ohio that he will
take q school, as he has fought >
terms school & I attended Colledge 4
yrs at detroit michigan and am % yrs
avage!"
Among its greatest curiOsities, Wis
consin reckOns a woman who has
been married six times, twice TO the
same man; has been divorced three
times, twice from the same man; and
is now a widow.
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FRAGRANT SAP0LIENE

Cleans Kid Gloves and all kinds Of Cloths
and Clothing; removes Paint, Greese, Tar,
&c, fEstdHdy, without the least injury 70 the
finest fabric. Sold by Druggist and Fancy
Goods Dealers. FRAGRANT SAPOLIENE
Co, 50 Barclay St., New York, =6 La Sale
Street, Chicago.
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Official Report Of the Mansfield Trial.

TIME attention Of the pubnch inUtad to te following extracts from he omial report
i oftheG Great Field Trial held at Mansfield, Ohio In tn mOnth OF July 1870 under III
.dIecuonof the Ohio Stated oardo Of Agriculture
From the table it yin b seen that tn Buckeye note only hast the nshtat aEeEe Endhs
highest extreme drn. but also hat ms with far greater steadInes an Hnormfyo
machines md further thatw while he variation ofdanin the sewerage ofan tn machines
Nor Buckeye the increase Of variation isl eat hAnt Twelve per cent and that the Junior Bakgs
actually ran with greater Esdnnes and uniNunlyO Of dram while cutting than when oto fEeGr-
showing remarkable perfection Of gearing u cutting apparatus and consequent freedom
from rackingand giving parts which, heseeret 1.-THE eatdunbmty ofthe Bueheye
Read the Following from the OmcIaI Report:
"Te following sheo Of merits d asob been agreed upon by the State Board:
/ quality f
. Simplicity of do ---lO
l. Ease OF d ID
o Market d -
o EacMy OF DO I'D
In he tnalw ihhe dynaommeter. tn sane team wasu sedn an the tests me Of the
Measurement
s$The results ofhe examinations ofmowen ire presented in the following table:
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DOPHAM'S ASTHMA SPECIFIC is ~VGTrGnted
to relieve the worst case in ten minutes
Trial package sent FREE 70 any address on
receipt Of a three cent stamp. Address
7. POPHAM & CO., Charlton, Iowa
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THE CHRONICLE.
K~Nm.PluSsed Conductor.

Astory is told of the conductor Of a
New York railroad, that will do TO
repeat. One 0ay be had quite a heavy
load comiBg i1to Utica. All handed
over their tickets promptly, except
one fat old lady, who sat next the door,
and who seemed 70 be reaching down
As III to get something she had dropped
on the AoOE When her time came to
nav. She raised her head and address
ed the clustering conductor;
AT alters, when I travels, carry my
money in my stOckin'; for, you see
pothin' can get at it thar, and I'd
thank you, young man. jest TO reach
il for me, asTmso TANNED in l can't
ret to It. / forgot to get q ticket al
the depotpa
The conductor glanced at the other
passengers, some Of whom were laugh
ing at his plight; or two young la
dies among them Flushed scarlet, and
he beat a hasty retreat, muttering
something about not charging old
ladies. etc His cash was short that
trim the fare Of one passenger.
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HEALTH BY GOOD LIVING.

HEALTH BY GOOD LIVING.
Ilby W. ". Hall, N. ID. 1T is a most
sensible,and excellent book, and contains
enough wise advice on the snbject TO do
away with inValids entirely not with an
disease ."zSprblgdsld Rpubitcon.
T. book before Us points out the golden
mean by following which An untold
amount OF suffering might be relieved and
avoided. 1t Is full Of SOUND advice, nee nom
technical terms, and can be understood By
anybody whO can ~read.n-Toied0 Blade.
"Dr Han Is q Of b most practical and
and this book Is Ike all his other works
clear, plain, and 70 the poinkn-Neg Vors
O6saTer. Price l.5-at ADAMS Book Store,
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HOUsEHOLD DICTIONARY for Ss.-Agents
lwanted in every township in ohio. q
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TAILS PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY.
containing $1,000 words and definitions and
92S pages. Specimen copies and terms "a
agents, sent post paid for g. ]. A. How
ELL's& Co., Jefferson, Ohio.
CHEAP ADTERTISING.-We will insert an
Embarrassment in Eight Hundred Ameri
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week. One line q week viii cost Six Dol,
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Ten lines viii cost Sixty Dollars. send fol
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AGENTS WANTED-BrOekstfs History Of tn
FRANCO-GERMAN WAR.

Its Origin. Causes. Battles and Results;
Biographies Of its Leaders, social
and Military Condition Of both Countries,
weapons used, Needle-Gun, Chassepot n
Mitrafleur, with Maps, Illustrations, Plans
Of Battles and Portraits Of Leading Men and
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HORSE BILLS.-We
lLare now prepared to print
rom an assortment Of yer
1sE twelve different plates the
L. - finest bills and at the lowest
rates. Sendin your rdersa as early as posi-
BILE. We VIII also mail specimen copies Of
plates to any who may desire. Address
CHRONICLE OFFICE Warren, Ohio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-04

LoNDos MONTY M,nKrr.--Lospos, April s-.r NJ.
Consos closed NJ os for and tnc account American
securities FIRM United States nyctwenty bonds led. Ssa
1885. 9esr 1851 ?lss tenior,ies SD stocks iIm Fries
lgla Illinois ccnirais, iI01 Atlantic and Great western
4216.
FRANKFORT BouRsr.-FRANKroRr, April l. Esenlns.--
United states hycwsnty bonds closed ut sb az ortho
issue OF 1852
y M:-Cot,on closed duh and unchanged Mod ins ND
lands, I'D ND. middlng Orleans 'aad. Tad. The
OF The day foot mp bales OF watch 5000 bales were
for speculation and export.
since the Isl inst viz Steamers CITY Of Dublin, from New
York. 74 bales Idaho New York, 1851 bales Algeria, New
York 59 bales ship Carrie Reed from Mobile 1908 bales,
and bark Sarah A. Staples from Galveston with l467 bales
LIVERPOOL BgPADsTurrs MAHkt1.-ltvERpOoI,
April 8--Noon.- BreadstuGs opened firm
LONDON PRODUCE n ARsrT-t>pSVoN, April , T. NJ
Iansacd WI. Ila2 ig2S
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TELEGRAM 70 THE VIEW YORK AflALD.

BERLIN, April 3, 1871.
l have already reported TO the HERALD by cable
the fact that the German Parliament voted an al
dress OF congratulation 10 the Emperor William on
his successes In the war with France, ana his ac
cession to the government OF united nation ruisd
from tho throne OF Charlemagne.
This Parliamentary paper was duly presented al
Court.
am enabled to announce to-day, also by cable
despatch that his Majesty the Emperor, in replying
to the congratulatory address OF the Reichstag,
thanks that body for Its loyalty and devononn to
the Crown; praises the heroism OF the German
soldiers, and points ito the visible guidance OF God
In the events OF the recent war" The Emperor
says "the present condition OF France ~ owing &c
the revolutions or eighty years." and then goes on
to express the belief that German nationality III
Alsace and Lorraine has been merely delaeed apd
not destroyed during the compulsory union Of these
provinces with Francen
The Emperor concludes his speech as follows
"Beng an old man, merely lay the foundation 81
the empire which my successor must conipete.'
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wise rendered decision II me 4 the connscafion
cases under the act OF July 1875. sfigmog the con-
sttutionality OF The law.
subscriptions lie the Jew Lonp.
me subscriptions 10 Tie new loan today were
one million nine hundred ana thirty. Ave thousand
dollars, making a tolal OF over nfty. wo million dan
lars subscribed for IN this country 60 date Their
formation from tile European agents as vet IL nat
OF a definite character ana il is not known
at the Treasury Department what amount mas
been subscribed abroad. The banking house %
Henry Clews & Co.., IN London, has subscribed
for two millions OF tie i've per cent bonds
and Information expected next week win probb-
ally give some idea OF the success OF the
new loan in Europe. Tie Bareau OF Engraving ana
Printing VIII not be prepared to furnish the new
bonds before the first OF MAY.
The North Carolina senatcrship.
The Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections
held meeting this morning TO consider the case OF
contest between Messrs Vance aud Abbott for a
seat III the Senate from North Carolina. The main
questions TO be decided by the committee are first
whether Mr.. Vance, under the fourteenth amend-
ment, was ineaible FOR election by the North Caro-
lima Legislature; and second whether II this be so,
Mr.. Abbott Is entitled 70 the seat IN the Senate
the ground that he received the next highest num-
her OF votes, although not majority Of all the
votes cast TIE committee arrived al no concIuslons
and will hold another meeting ON this subject or
Friday next.
Reduction OF the Public Dcbf.
The reduction OF tire interest-baaring portion OF
the public deb. under this administration exceeds
s2oo,ooo,ooo, saving thereby $io)o,ooo Interest In
gold per month.
Nominations by the President.
The President sent The following nominations To
the Senate to-day
Addison II. Latin Of Herklmer, TO be naval Officer
at New York city: William A. Darling be ap-
praiser OF merchandise ~ New York city; Lock-
wood l.. Doty 10 be pension agent at New York city;
william ]. Smith, 10 be surveyor OF customs ut
Memphis. Tenn.
Postmasters Thomas BioGGett, Co0perstown, n. Y;
Joseph H. speed, Marion Ala
Nominations Cor frmed.
The Senate confirmed the following nomina ions
today
L. A. Dofy, Pension Agent, New York city; $. -.
Allis Postmaster at Cod Spring, N. Y.
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THE DArIeN CihA..
The Praciieai Route Eirs, Discovered by N
FreDc hman.


10 TIE EDITOR 81 THE HERALD
have been much interested in your report of the
latest movements or the Daricn exploring expedI.
lion aud desire 10 add few words that may serve
10 conGrm he probability Of The successful consruc.
ton OF n canal through the paya Pass, and also TO
give 10 whom il Is Que the credit OF the discovery Of
tins route. During a temporary residence in tho
United States OF colombia, three years ago made
the acquaintance OF A. Louis I.acharmc, an accom-.
plished French engineer, who had heeH AT.
tractcd inIther some years before by the dis.
coYery VI gold IN that country. IN January
anu February 1864, this gentleman, ut the
solicitation Of persons interested In the Daren
Canal project, had made an exploration OF the 18TH
mus from the Pacific side, entering the Gull Of san
Miguel, ascending the Iuyra and raya rivers and
descending The Caquirr Cacarica river the route
being precisely that described In the latest letters
from The present United states party. Although the
out NJ the time, ~ Lacharnie always expressed the
greatest confidence III The practicghlltty OF the
route he had discovered and subsequently prepared
memorandum OF his expedition, which was pub
lished In f'u3d,ns Magazine for March, 1869, with
map exhibiting clearly tho track shown IN the
HERALD map or tho 1st instant The discoveries
were communicated TO the authorities at Washing.
ton. and t Is hardly 10 be doubted that In the official
reports their value Will he properly acknowledged.
Meanwhile, Il IL but justice that these tacts should
be more widely made known Yours very respect
fully, OSCAR y. IRELAND.
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RasTGs Board or TRADE.

Resolutions OF the Bc~tsn Board cf Trade ON
the Revival OF the shipping lntcrests--Free
Trade In ships aud Shipbaiiding efstrriag.
BOsroN, April 8 1871. ,
The Boston BOARD Of Trade, after several meetings
and lengthy discussions on the subject OF tie ship
ping interest," adopted to-day the following resolu.
ticns by q vote OF 81 10 25:--
Resolved. Tha, the construction Of steamships AID sailing
should be promoted by the abaeme Of
ali imposed under the srif OF duties foreign
ports and upon articles ~ foreign production ercsng
their construction
Resolved That all articles Of foreign production needsf
for subsistence board vessels engaged tho foreign trpl
and 10 the sailing Or repairing OF steamships sailing
vessels should be allowed TO be Withdrawn, tree OF duty,
from bonded warehouses. 4
Resolved, Tna Of foreign construction or under
foreign Jag which he purchased owned by citizens IL
the United States shohi 30 entitled 70 register under the
laws ami protection Of TIE Gag 81 the United States
Resolved, That In making contracts for the foreign mali
service Of the Unea States preference should be- given
owned by citizens or The United Staes the
parmcnt satisfied that snch service VIII he performed Or
them as well and al % low rates ~ by others.
il was voted 10 send Q copy 0l the re:o.ulions u
each member OF cscpress
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we have a mission to protect the city, and
count upon the aid Of the citizens"

count upon the aid Of the citizens"
DISTANT CANNoNADNe HEARD.
There was continual movement Of the
Communal forces during the night, and dis
tant cannonade was audible this morning.
The rappes is beating everywhere throughout
the city.
THEIRS AND HIS CABINET ARRAIGNED.
The Paris Commune have issued decree
arraigning Theirs, Favre, Picard, Dufaure,
Simon and Pothuan before the tribunal OF the
people and ordering their properties to be
seized. FL $500
-r,sss - So
GENERAL SUPPRESSION AND ABOLITION.
Another decree pronounces the separation
Of the Church and State, snppresses the reli-
gious bodies and abolishes national property.
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THE ROUGE REPUBLIC.
TEltsRAm 70 Tie NEW YORK ptaAL1.

Proclamation by tho C0mmnne--Dis'nut Gam
nonadinG Hcurd--The aud his Cabinct
Arrais ned.-s'enerni Suppression and Aboli-
fion.
LONDON, April ., 1871.
have received the following Intelligence
from Paris and forward the same for publica-
ton in the NEw YORK HEnArD;-s
A COMMUNIST pgooLANArIoN.
A despatch from Paris this forenoon says
the Commune has issued proclamation
couched in the following language
"Attacked by tho .versaills government.
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ROUMANIA.
Prince Charles Retains His Throne Will be
Guided by the Popular Voice.
TELEGRAM 70 The NEW YORK HERALD.

BUCHAREST, April 3. 1871.
Prince Charles mind still fuctGates between the
impulse Of his personal wish TO abdcate the throne
OF the princlpaitles and his political desire bar
NOME his action with the bearings OF the Eastern
question policy OF the surrounding and more power
full governments.
To-day have Information which assures me that
FRINGE Charles has postponed his ab1lcation uniii
the result of the elections for members OF the Rou-
manian Parliament is made known