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The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12
Erupsions, scald Head. Ringworm and
other Skin Diseases.

Aftcr Concentration with warm uatsr. he ztmott r.
lief snd specdiest cure Be read q obtasnci 1li
complaints Affecting the skin and i1fs. 81 The sin
Infamous use of the Ointment ard Pills. But e nuss
be remembered that nearly On skin diseases nicafs
the depravity % the blood and the deranremsus af
the liver and stomach consequently. 10 manT case-
time Is required % purify the blood, Ehich VII -
effected By judicious 81 the PILE The general
health viii readily be improved. although ths srup-
ton may be driven out freely than befar- spf
which should be promoted. PsrsevsrHucs l urrrs-
sary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12
PASSENGERS.


For Francisco per Mohungo June 81 Phuger,
wife children and X Rule and wife. LindRu,
Ballieu wife and children Dr. Srsuding and wife Kra-
Mrs Woiehuuse and child John SiemSsen and wife
Echsrt, Jno B,ardmau, Chas WEIGH. n; Miss Wong,
Mrs Wallace L C0au. + Perkins II Dmond. snyder,
Hugh Mcintyre, wife and daughter Or Kennedy and wife
Thayer Mr. Riley. Mr. luer, Jos Worth, Th0s Medeen-
an Jose dc Ia Cruz, Mrs Dunn, Jno Wenzel Mr. Mclenu
and wife jas irsch, child and servant de Ia Pasture
W Bethel. Father Fernell Mr. Terry, wife children
servant Chapman, e Woincse, Mr. Kelly Mr. Wheeler
Miss Julia Purcell
From san Francisco per Murray June CDR II Wet
more, wife and daughter. Miss iris jas Hopper
wife children, Iaslocher and daughter, Mrs
W NOrthuu and child, Prof b Plummer. Jno Meyer,
Jno Reauey Chas Nasee Samuel Van Ceave Cunningham
For san Francisco per Queen Emma june s-Geo Brown
Harrison, II Wtcuau, N Cunningham W Brown ! Rich
moud.
From Windwsrd Ports, Ner stmr Kauoa, June s-W
Alexander and wife, Miss Wicke II Hitchcock Rtsou
Baldwin, c Cooke. James Hayseldcu, Rev Bickuell
Spencer " Cornwe. II a P Carter and son, J Wheeler
Rev Forbes Rev Bishop and wife and about so deck
For San Francisco, per North Star, June lo-enry Brad
ley. and Mrs Marsh.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12
NJ o r &c r.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
i of ROBERT G. DAVIS, late of Honolulu, de-
ceased Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against the Estate of the said Robert G. Davis
deceased, to exhibit the same. with the necessary
vouchers, to the undersigned, Administrative with
the Will annexed of Robert G. Davis, to William
Sumner, Honolulu within six months from the date
of this notice and if not presented, they will be
forever barred and those indebted to the estate
requested to make immediate payment.
MARIA DAVIS,
Administrators with the VIII annexed
Honolulu, June 6, 1872. 22-it
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12

TINS Legislative Assembly adjourned ever from
Monday 10 Friday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12
Sore Throat, Diptheria. ouinsey. Mumps
and all other Derangements Of ths
Throat

On the appearance Of any q these uaiadiss. 80
Ointment should Be well rubbed a. isast thrss
day upon the neck and upper part % The shsFt
70 penetrate 10 the glands salt Is forced iuto nest
this viii At remove inaamatsn snd ai----
alton. The worst viii ysid % this fr-stasat
By folloEing tie printed dirsotions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12

Sold At the Establishment a PFOFEss0R H0r-
LoWAY, "a Strand, (ssar Temple BarI Leads and
By all respectable Druggists and Dealers IN Mee.n.s
throughout the civilized world ~ the following rr7-s
10. I'D, p. 3D. q. g. lis. 22i, sad 49, sasa Pa
a.a There Is = considerable sasiBg By taking ths
larger si1es.
N.B.--Dreciionf flr The r1ilrucs q paferfs q
every disorder are Alfred % each Pot.
2 1T. wATERHoUsE, Agent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12

swe 20 70 press the schooner c. NJ Ward,
trsn the Gnano islands. is in sight of the mort.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12
Piles, Fistuias and Internal defamation.
Rheumatism, Gout and EeuraIeia.

Nothing has the power q reducing infauafiou and
snbjuing pain in these complaints In the degree
a. Holloway cooling Ointment and p1rifFiug p lls
When used simultaneously they drive al ufauafloa
and deprayties from the system. Iubiue Eud rsuors
all enlargement Of the joints. and leave the siues
ami muscles lax and uncoHirscted- cure maV o.
ways be effected under the worst sircuisssacra
il the use Of these medicines be persesersi 10.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12
The Sufferers Best Friend !
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
Bad Legs, Ucerous Sores, Bad Breasts and
Old Wounds

UII " UIlUIs
No description Of wound. sore o. uieer cEn rsEisf
the healing properties Of this excellent Ointment.
The worst cases readily assume a healthy Epr-arancs
whenever this mendicant is applied scund d-sl
springs up FROM the bottom o. the wound iutamafru
Of the surrounding skin Is arrested ard com7 sts
and permanent cure quickly follows s use VI lie
Ointment
Piles, Fistuias and Internal defamation.
These distressing ami weakening diseases nay VIII
certainty be cured By the sufferers themselves II tier
viii HofoWay's Ointment and closely sftsni %
the printed instructions Il should Be veil rubbed
the ueighboring parts. when at obnoxious matter
win be removed. pouitce Of bread and wsfsr nav
sometimes be applied AZ bed time With sdvnuitsr
the most serupulous cleanliness must BE- observed u
those Who read this paragraph uill brng anier a.
notice of th@ir acluaiuttnces whom Be- nay
they will render service that viii never BE- rltf-u.
A a eure ia certain
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12
MARRIED.

KAwAINUI-HAILAMA-In this city. June 9Th, BY the
Rev. H. II Parker, Mr. Joseph u kawanu Miss Matte
Hsilama.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12
Notice.

Turing my absence from the Islands,
IL have appointed ny wife, MARY T. BEN
FIELD, to act as my Agent. Ny kHsiHsss on King
street will be continued usual under the supervi-
sion Of Mr.. Gideon West N. BESFIELD
Honolulu. May 18th, 1872. Is-5w
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12
scrOfula or Kings Evil and Swelling Of
the 9landa

This class Of cases may BE- cured 81 Hslisrny'i ru-
rifying Pills and Ointment. their drabis sesiau ~
purifying the blood snd ugthoung The syssni
ders them more suitable iban any othsr rsmsdY ~
all complaints Of q scrofalous nsturs A. ths blood
IL impure. the liver. stomaeh and bowels tsinr MA
dsranged, require purifying medicine % bring sbeut
a cure.
Both he Oiuhasni aas Pa. ,ioul4 s, seed r. ~ ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12

DAINTs and oIL--Best English and
Il American Oh, White Lead, White Zine Black
Paint, Red Lead, Fancy Colors and Patent Dryer.
Also-The celebrated Star Copper Paint. - just re-
reiycd and fyr sale By "a EOLLEs & co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12
Devoe's Kerosene oil.

WARRANTED 70 Be fae GeBuias Ar
w icle. and fEe eases % oas q D1Ener'g s1aI N
san Francscu, sisrs fieF tao- riaf ~ s-fi-is
For sale b. rel BQLLEs CO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12

OGcs in honoislu. via
The Ahapuaa q Waisa. situated % 10 lslard 1f
Kauai, containing aboat - scrss. tnf hae.nr
thereon oomm0digur Dwelling Houses ani 0lthfasss
The Land knosu az Karaihas Uka. sitaatsf aa.r
10 the Port q KaWaihas Island q HEEaa, El1Ea a.
the Potato District on that friani-
The Atapuas u Poioia. sisaais1 ia De H.str-t q
Kohaia. Island 81 Hawaii
The Land known a. Essaa. Situated ID f1s d.
trict Of Waianas, Islani o. oaha. Isig Is r1si
Grazing Land
The Commiisioners desire % rscsiss any pl-psri-
tons regarding the manner, tsras cf saar snl arss
which any persons dssirinE thsss lautr. 81 any per-
ton o. them, hall think e proper 90 mazs-
The Indersrned Eo1ii prefer arltteu nTrIi-aiirrr.
setting forth faily the views o. the appesnt. 1a -
will give ali tlfornation 10 biz p1saessi1n 20 a1aag
ere. By Order. INO. o. D0M-Nrs.
- 3m commissiorsr ana Lsuf Arsnr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12
LIBRARY NOTICE.

A NY Person having in their possession
"A. any BOOKS belonging to the Library of Ultima
Thule Lodge No l. I. o. e. T., requested to leave
the same at the office of the p c. 4drertiser with
W. NJ Wallace
Honolulu June 10. 1872. 25-lm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12
Notice.

A LII PERSONS are kerebY forbifaea
n from harborinE o. trusting ~ wife. NARY ANY
kILIWEHI. lest they shouil - Vr1rsrats.l - iar
and shall Be rsspoustls for anv lssts -rsrnsss
By her. WILLIAM HoAPrif KA1rWAL
Wsiiuku Masi, April 2lih, is-s Is-a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12
w. L. GREEN.
a Large Dairy


One fourth Of the net profits Of which will be divided
amongst the pupils who may assist in working il.
This share amounted TO over $500 during the year
1871.
The net profits Of Agricultural pursuits will 20 to
defay the expenses Of the School aud thereby lessen
the expenses Of parents aud guardians who may send
pupils thither.
Mrs. 5. A. Thurston will have charge Of the do
nestle department of the School, and see that the
boys are taught correct habits Of home life.
TERMs-PAYABLE QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE.
Boarding and Tuition per Quarter. $3.50
II paid strictly in advance ...... HOO
Parents sending two or more pupils at tbs same
time-for each pupil per Quarter.....-........ 1906
Parties sending pupils win 30 required to furnish
them with sufficient clothing and bedding.
The number Of boarders will be limited for the
present forty. Parties therefore, desiring 10 place
their children at this Institution will do we'll to make
an early application either at this Department d.
rect 70 Mr.. j. kavanagh, the Principal Of the School
II. r. HITCHCOCK,
Inspector General Of Schools.
Department Of Education, May 81. 1879. l9-3m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12
FOR SALE.

THE Stone House and fifty eight acres of
i of Land fenced in at Hienaloi, Roma, Hawaii,
belonging to the estate of the late Daniel Montgomery
For Particulars apply to
224t WI. GREEN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale or Lease,

THE Land of Auaukeae situated at h lena,
i Hawaii, with Cottage and Pasture fenced in. For
partieulars apply 70 l22-4tl w. L. GREEN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12
Commissioners Of Crown Lands.
Notice Of Lease Of Land

The Undersigned gives Noticr
thai Proposals for tie Lcasu 81 ne 81
losing Lads sil Be- rs-sigsi a. b.
0Ecs 10 Honoiala. via
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12
Phases Of the Moon for the Month Of June, 1872
HONOLULU MEAN TINE.
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

ne 81. the SIM vi be observed eelipsei here about
-aaiy small po-sion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-11-01
SHOCKING SUICIDE.
An Aged German Blows the Top OF
His Head OH-Physical Suffering the

An Aged German Blows the Top OF
His Head OR-Physical Suffering tho
Cause.
For many years past Mr.. John yoight, a German.
sixtynine years of age of very respectable charac
ter and temperate habits, has lived with his SON
in-law F. g. Kleist who keeps . saloon and lodg-
ing house at No. 2O3 South street. corner OF Catha
rine. Mr.. yoight, being badly ruptured, has suf-
tered intensely, and on several occasions has been
heard to say rather than nger along In such agony
he would prefer to say g0odby to his friends
and terminate hts misery by seeking
violent death. His relatives used all their
efforts to divert his mind, little sus-
Meeting that ne contemplated carrying his
threat into execution. On more than one occasion
Mr. Voight exhibited q single-barrelled pistol with
an immense bore, and repeated his former threats,
but still without being thought to be In earnest.
ON wednesday evening Mr.. Weight retired to his
room on the third floor, apparently In his usual
health and spirits; but about half past ten O'Clock
p M. the report OF pistol was heard up stairs,
and, search being made, 10 was discovered that
Mr.. voight had shot himself. lie sat upright IN o
chair near the window, with the whole right side
OF his head carried away, the blood and brains
scattered around the room, and the corpse pre-
senting CHASTITY appearance. The body was
placed on the bed and the blood washed Off by the
friends. Coroner Young yesterday, on being no.
titled, hold an inquest the remains and the
jury rendered verdict in accordance with tha
foregoing facts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-11-01
A SEAMAN CRUSHED TO DEATH BY A CAR

Coroner Young was yesterday called to hold an
inquest on the body Of John A. Olster, Swedish
sailor who was killed on Wednesday evening near
the corner of Chatham square ana James street by
being Knocked down and run over by car 131 OF the
Third Avenue Railroad Company. Deceased was
sick, and, with O friend, attempted to cross the
track ahead OF the fourhorsc team attached to the
car, but being too slow was Knocked down and
killed as stated. Olster, who had few acuuaint-
ances, was to have gone to the Hospital to-day.
James Cannon the driver of the car, was yesterday
Monday next. Deceased. was only twenty-sour years
Of age,
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-04

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 Do you want an agency, local or travelling,
 with an opportunity to make $5 to S2O
 day selling our new strand White Wire
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Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-04
Fas.sDs FOs. Nnge.

THE farm known as the sherman Hill Farm,
 situated in the North part of New MilIordy two miles West of the village of Marbledaie sald farm contains 40 acres of good land: well nsssd with fine large, new buildings. and well aaapse9 tr raiaine tobacco. If said farm is not dlspesea If before twill be sold ct auction on the zVsh day of January next at 12 o'clock III. IhoHo Wish~ inc to puxchaae will enquire of ..
 NELSON MOREHQUSEs New 5,asss.u' 551 x. New Milford. Dec. 18th, 1871. W-o"
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-04
ROBBERS TO-NIGHT!I
Grand Distribution.

The gifts offered by the South Carolina Land and migration Association in furtheranCe of their state project are 1000 $l00000. $25,oO $10 900, $S 900: twenty-five gifts of $1,Vo0 each, The chances of prize are one in sixty-two. Sub scription only $5, quarter tickets $1.25 half tick cts, $25O. Drawing positively on the 8th of Jan August Belmont. Charles O'Connor, Wade Hamp- ton. and many eminent citizens. Gen. NJ. c. Butler, President, John Chadwick, Esq, and M. W. Gary, Vice Presidents, Charleston. Branch Office, 7O4 Broadway, New York. Send for cir cular.
 4. A well-known Actor drew $25, 900 at South Carolina at the distribution in November STA
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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 with age, height color of eyes and hair, you VIII receive bg return mat, correct pictufe of your future husband or wife, with name and date of
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have long Wanted . novelty in tho subscription
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Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-04
DEzKlcr q Esr NIford ss- Probate Court,
nIxTRICr Os LlssA6eli, ss Probate Court, D Jannnry Sl Is72

nISTRFCT os LlsahReli. ss Probate Court, Lb JanEMzr S1 1S72
 a@~@-s~ sA-Az-s~ D sN~-AaSs il MaA8 &lESxSek ma@naveat debtor
 Te C1zwx of ProhAse for the district of Litch- 6aA1 kmkA EzEted and allowed two months from &MAa ek tAm ew3e< for thecrefitors of said estate rmHRaMemAsa imsaaxe1t in which tO exhibit their S1Mamm awmi@sA said estate: and has appointed Lnseza n Y. Saith and John H. wadhams of gME4 0e4hel. ConnEssso0e-s to receive and ex- am@a As3~AazmA
 czxsAsa by HENRY R. MORRILL,. Judge. EA& alh@zzzszEs give notics that they shall E@92 41 8@@1zzFas Hgael- ln said Goshen, on the &NA &Mw ee 1a@naEy and the d day of March Ese1 n9 0ic8er& in the forenoon. for the pur- Pzm@ sg aEf&GAmg to the business of said appoint ZHM2
 MARCUS D. F. SMITH, C.,r
 JOAN H. wADHAMS, Am y@rmnmm indebted b said estate are request S4 ss lakN Smwnasnse payment to x@3 FREDERICK E HURLBUT, Trustee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-04
Ne,o York, Nor. 20, 1871.

Net0 York, Noc. 20, 1871. The successful and rapid negociation of nearly three-fourths of the FIFTEEN MILLION LOAN OF THE CHESAP APEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY, and the energetic prosecution of the work of extension and prepa- ration of the road for an extensive mineral, ag- rcultural, and through traffic, have placed the financial affairs and resources of the Company upon such basis, that we are directed to ad- vance the price for future sales of the bonds. as explained in the following letter of MT. Hunting ton, President of the Company:
 OFFICE OF THE CHEsAPEAKE < OHIO R. R. Co.,,
 54 William St., New York,
 NOVEMBER IS, 1871. Messrs. FISK HATCH
 Bankers & Financial Ag'ts c. & o. R. R. Co.,:
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-04
.aaea3a z3l a2s sis

b!sa e55A
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-04
- ,ea5 Profitable t3lnDioynagIst,i ,

We desira to employ few more agents to sell tho World BenoWnad IlnE'foE oEsaBUGKEYESEW- ING MACHINE, at liberal salary or on com mission. A horse asds wagon given toAgents.
 Full particulars furnished on application Ad- dress V. A. HENDERSON & co, General Arts.
 Cleveland, Oilio,l and St. Louis, Mo. q ss-4
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-04
l-1 Rrx1ffleH tF1ln Record, Ss-S 1uSEeM r. CALHOUN, Judge.

aCuzEs ef Probate holden at North Ca EA uMsm within and for the District of Canaan, Sa tAa 97th day of December, X. D. 1871.
 Present. Pre3erick Watson. Esq, Judge.
 Ca Eaus61G of Charles B. MAltbie, administra- tsr os sha EzfAse of Simeon Higley, late of Can aAn. wz1Aia saAa district. deceased. This court anerees tAA&ezx months be allowed and limited for tha ex~knx~ cf said e<tafe to exhibit their claims ak4En@s the snzze to the Administration and di- rs<ss thae puhsie nosice Se given of this order by m2Sa<aizznss fa newspaper pnblished in Litch- &4eA eaznsy. and hy posting a copy thereof on mA the raare w1sege the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Recori xsS IR HARDENBERGH, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-04
pRobaTE ADVERTISEMENTS.
A TACenre of Probate holden at Torrinstu wskkla and far tk.. District of TOsIiIat sh .on eAs S1sA &4y al DAeetabsT \ D. 1871.


 lsx-eAt, Jos-rh r. Calhoun, Judge. Kk14 gl@avs ss,ssa stGrs>rt tisc AdGlEiS;rator oH s~ asssmse sF Kkra AfsFrsss .Ste Tsrriugton in sAk1 DsssE1e4 deeezss tss rc< ent.sl So be nsoiv- s@z ss <Fss aee te all srRls Interested in the @mkafsr st ~Gs3 .kexS-&sFf 2psSSsr. lf they eAa@3 tSEssss sss sSsura of Probate svlen at the EsaAs4E@sse~ ~4ss v5i- tract. the 18th day-n! 147aztw. tS1-- sE sssss oclssck, afternoon, io be aE4 xsAslse l.. star appoint meat 0f C0niIni &1szxs@ s sad slate. sy lsss>tias said order of u6sS a~A Esss-sae Sssa-ssss saId iOaiI If Tor g4sssa ar1rss d. ttAs l.Iace where the dsceastd GAst 3svss sl ts advertising the iI 3 ws- En4sxx sesh x-ssezs la I.Ischfseld county. D asnsasasaaa aaasnn lsaa.aArd --
The Placer herald., 1872-04-13
VALUABLE LAND ORDER.

On the 2Oth of last March Commissioner
Drummond sent important and valuable, tor
Land applicants, instructions TO the Register
aud Receiver Of the Sacramento Land Office.
We referred to this new order as given by
telegraph, and now find it in the Union Of
Wednesday complete, and will re-publsh it
in our next issue. The order will relieve
applicants for agricultural land in this county
from heavy burden in time, travel and
money. 1t directs the testimony, us to the
mineral or non mineral character cf land ap-
piled for, to be taken before the County
Clerk (except when the land office is nearer
than the Clerks office to the land, of the
county IN which the land is situated. This
rule will save both the applicants and con-
tcstants more than half the expenses formerly
incurred, IN having to 60 TO Sacramento for
this purpose The order directs the Register
aud Receiver as follows: "l OH will on such
application being made, require such appli-
cant to publish, at his own expense, notice
thereof for four consecutive weeks in a
weekly newspaper of largest circulation
published nearest the land in question" of
the time the testimony will be taken before
the Clerk. which must not be less than 30
days from the first publication of such notice,
etc. AS now, copy Of this notice must
he posted in conspicuous place on each 40
acre division of the land and kept so posted
for 30 days, and proof Of such posting must
be made By two witnesses. The whole Or
der proceeds on principles of justice and
equity, and is another evidence of Commis-
sioncr Drummond's determination TO pre-
servc the rights of both miners and farmers,
and at the least expense possible, as far as
be is permitted 10y the land laws as they now
stand to do so. The order is full and quite
lengthy, but wc will give it entire in our
next issue. In the meantime we advise par
ties about to apply for land to postpone the
matter a week or two, or call at this Office
and see and understand the order, as it will
mako great saving to them when put into
practice.