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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

MEssRs. Gro. P. RowELL & Co., the
celebrated and popular New York Ad.
vertising agency, engage to advertise in
gross and detail for large customers in a
better and cheaper mode than they can
do II themselves. This we sincerely be-
lieve they can do, because it is their sole
business-heir specially; because they
get space at lowest wholesale rates, and
because Of their intimate and conilden.
tial relations with publishers. If We
wish to spend ten thousand dollars in
general advertising over the country,
Notwithstanding our own experience and
Knowledge of advertising styles and of
rates, We would employ them under cor
tam directions We would save money,
trouble, worry. and the business would
he done at beast rs well, il not better,
than We could do it ourselves.-Amcricrn
M1SWdctwaS Rerisp and PhtsJwgh
Pif Current ....
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

TIM DAY.ARrRR a DEBAucH the parch-
ed tongue, nausea, shivering, and iebrile
symptoms, prove that poison has enter
ed the veins and arteries, and been cir
culated with the blood through every
organ. More slowly, hut not less GER
tainly, the Use of the Alcoholic Astrin-
gents sold as medicines, dcpresscs the
vital fluid and wrecks the nervous sys-
TEN. Touch them not, taste them not.
In Dr. WLKRR's VINEGAR BTrERs you
have pure Temperance tonic, blood de-
purent, Alternative and laxative, Of un.
panllcled efficacy, and absolutely harm
lnss.-C Com,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22
Too BAD.

Too bad to gin my idle phrase
With such black intent,
And malice see whore none there was
You knew, sir, what meant.
It's always ~ II comment pass
Our lips ON our own kind,
Some aftur-ihDught Of jealousy
Men never fail to ind.
Too bad tits; You wrong our sex;
We can be generous too.
You carp at w0man's friendship, SIT
Isit alone with YOU
That common charity exists,
or friendships to be had
YUu wrong our sex, in truth you do,
Upon my word, too badl
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

It isan easy matter to distinguish the
genuine DR., sage's Catarrh Remedy
from the spurious limitations in the mar.
ket, the genuine having printed upon
the outside wrapper the words, "Dr. r.
Y. Pierce, NJ. D., Sole Proprietor, Bufla-
10, N. Y" Also has upon Wrapper the
Doctors private U. s. Government
stamp, bearing uponit hisportlpit, name
and address, which of itself is perfect
guarantee of gcnuin6ncss. SIS.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

A proposition to light the streets ofan
Indiana "city" was opposed by the Com
mon Council, on the ground that thieves
would be enabled to see when they were
watched, and consequently 10 would be
impossible to catch them.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

THR REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE
mot in Washington and issued call for
n convention OF the Union Republican,
party at Philadelphia on Wednesday, the
9Th of June next, for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the offices Of
President aud ViCs.President Of the
United States.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

W.tIss ", psss.ss, Cal "a - caan'r'' a'''t -
MILLIONS Dear Testimohy :" "''
wonderful Curative Enceir'
Tb,y are not AViS Fancy Drink N"' y, o.,
Rum, WhIskey, Proof Spirits ana nc '''',
IIuuors dsotorrd, Splosd and SWeeitneH 70 a.,
tn,,S. called TONES, "Appciiiers i'e''Vili,'
thatl,ad the tlpplsr on to dTunksnnee Ahd
.typ, Medicine made from the Sati'e kool' Ahai'u'
a. oslifornlA free from all Alcoholic snn,s
Inpt,, They Tcthe GREAT HOOD fuhL
EIER and A LIFE GIVING PRlNCIfhh'
a n.,,re, RsnorAior and lnyigurtor Of tho sy'.el,
carving Oh all poisonous matter and restoring ihrolooi
n nb,sthy condition No person can take 'hs'e ~
teri according to Objections and remain %nE -"
provided their bones arc not destroyer " H.l ,,"s
poison or other means and The Wal organs
,svopd thc polnt o. repair
ueyohu Wv F''". ,..,I,.o. wrii nr y
They arc Gehllc TuFA"u'' u.
TonIe, possessing, Also the peculiar mefN OF AF'N
!. 4 nonsrft,l agent IN relieving Congestion OF lnaaD'
- ~ N, ~. vt.r.,oI frgant
nation Of inc aver, a,a a., ,,STS l., yo,,rgr n.
FOR FEhALh W. I., ., ,o",nhood orAl
old married OF Sings " W m s,,,I
NE urn Q, wv ~ II''s ~, c,,rorIr Rb,umn
For lnnhm"h'DIS "n" I,,i,,s.,Io,.
Ism ana .eu'' p,'Vs w., in,.rmi,,ru, ~.
blllons, hoh'''cH. ~" ~ La. .ld,
'orH p ,,,,,, " ~. nI,,"r. h,yc leetlinost
NY. nnu '',,n..,h nc yI,In,,A
saoceiaiuL such Diseases arr c'h'N "
nIood, which 10 generally prodGo.db By dsfhgumeH
:, ~. nI...,I,, arvanA
VI tho biBun' 'H,,,.,,.n.nN u...
DYSPEPSIA OK INDIHESTluN' hoNE
,,bs Pain In The Shoulder Coughs Tighines. =, he
49,, nI,,,r.., s,n, grn,,.,lop. Of tho stomach,
Vhesl' DItLueA' o'ui h'N'"''"'. " :,
Dad Taste 10 ths hout' hnio"' A'NN',
The heAt' Inflammation ., 'nv '."ts '@'i !" w
gions OF the hdnoIh ana buhdf'u o'nNr paihu' "
tens, Arv the Clippings Of Dyspepsia.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

CHAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin, PIN
pies, ringworm, saIt-rhem, and other
cntaneous affections, cured, md the skin
made soft and smooth, by using the
JUMPER TAR Soar, made by CAswH.r-
HAZARD 4 Co., New York. It is more
convenient and easily applied than other
remedies, avoiding the trouble of the
greasy compounds now in use.-CNn.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

We were pleased to see, notlong since,
in one of our exchanges, some pretty SO
we're remarks addressed to several per
sons who, duling m interesting lecture
by Rnv. Jno. S. G. Abbott, kept con.
tinuuus coughing, which prevented many
from hearing, People who cannot re-
frnin from coughing hAd better stay
away from such places, or else take a
bottle Of JohHSoH'S AnOIWn LiRimeRt
with them. Com. ...s .-a
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

Frazer VS.. GERMANY. The recent
dispatches from Prince Bismark to Baron
Won Arnim cxcitcs the French Press to
renewed bitterness against Germany.
The tone Of The journals generally. is
well expressed by the following extract
from ono OF them, which says; The
silence Of the yanquishcd is the only fit
reply to the insult Of the victors river
Of blood has divided us; We learn to
suffer and to whit
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

Progress Cf the ncVOimtIOn.-A new light
dawnCd upon the world with the Introduction Of
PLANTATION BrrlEIs twelve years ago Drastic pur
CATION went characterization and renovation came
In, Thr eyes Of the people opened to the great
fact that the way to cure disease l. to Strengthen
and support A. victims. not TO place them at lts
mercy by dcpuving them Of the little strength they
have. II soon boCHmc evident that means OF In.
fing vitality into The feeble system regulating the
srrrct'ons. curing indigestion, and Informing bill.
ious habit of body. no medicinal preparation then
known was at all comparable to the new restorative
Since then hundreds OF attempts have been made to
rival the Dittors. They have all failed. and the
dRASD RrvoLUTloS IN MEDICAL TREATMENT which
was commenced in 1860 il It'll In progress. Moth
Ing can stop 1t. for II Is founded on the principle
now universally acknowledged that physical vgOr
Il the most formidable antagonist OF all human al.
ments. and experience has shown that PLANTATION
BrrrEls Is peerless nygorant as well A. the b, Il
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

JAPANESE DWELLINGS, -Ehcre are few
japanese dwellings of the middle class
which have not their little privntc gar
dens, quiet retreats for sleep, for reading,
fishing, in the tanks, or indulging in IL
hations OF tea and sala. The chains Of
hills which traverse the quarters to the
south and west Of the Castle are remark
ably rich in rocks, little glcns, grottoes,
springs, and ponds, which the small pro.
prietOrs combine in the most ingenious
manner, so as TO give the features Of
varied landscape in a limited space.
When there is nm entrance from the gar.
den upon the street, rustic bridge is
thrown over the canal before the portal,
which is carefully concealed widespread
ing trees or thick shrubbcry. We have
hardly crossed the threshold, when we
find oursclvesapparently in wild forest,
far from all habitation. Masses Of rocks,
carolessly disposed in the manner Of "a
staircase, invite us TO ascend, and from
the summit charming view is suddenly
spread out below. An amphitheatcr Of
leaves and flow ers incloses n picturesque
pond Of water, bordered with lotus, iris,
and water.lilies light wooden bridge |
is thrown across II the path which de. !
sends to the latter passes by long wind. |
ings through clumps of bOmboos, a21. |
Ieas, dwarf palms, and cameliac, then by |
groves of small pines, and slopes Of turf /.
" flowers. u
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

FoR An INITIATED Throat, Cough or
Cold Brorrn's Bronchial Hochos" are
offered with the fullest confdmcei in their
efficacy. They maintain the good repu.
tation they have justly acquired. Com.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

The Danbrry N,rs speaks Of a defect.
cd individual who asked the editor what
the charge was for inserting u notice Of
the death of his wife, On being told it
would be done for nothing, he observed
TINT death had boen robbed of half its
terrorS,n
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

There IL money in "IIow to Make tn Farm Pa.
Send 70 GEO. A, nlETZ, ChAnbersbufR, Ia
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

A putudinE Toe Il not slightly thing say nothing
abont health and comfort. SILVER TIPPED Shoe,
never wear out at the toe.
For Sale by all Dealers
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

NO heavy, stale, sour OF mOuldy bread where DAn
n-s PIonaIAtlnn q n.el Sec AhIettianmnnL
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22
GOOD BREAD FOR SO Cts.

Q Q 80 o-'b-o-o-o-o--
Upon receipt Of 80 cts We will send 10 any .dbr,.
nrthod by which bread superior to Bakers fIfSSd az
superior quality Of Bread biscuit 10 an w ad
from the cheapest grades Of Hour. Addrsss, '"'''
DAWSON 20 C.tns NJ.
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A GREAT OFFER!!

Horace waters, ISL broadway, MY,
will dispose Of on: ilrSDRED PnNos. MiODrnSs and
ORGANS Of iii rst-clAss makers. including Waters ID
.IfrsRag ln. prt'o ~ oih, durSg M aapI N win taES
from u 70 90 mpnthJ until paid The same 10 IT, and
fSnt applied u purchased. new hind o. PGRLOE
OhoAN The most beautiful style and perfect tone ever
made. NOV on elhIhlilnh 81 lai lfnAdniy Nv YnrL
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

IN NNO FAKMEEsT IIELfEK toll lTra Il ,hov1
: u.VoU How to save and how to make money on
w farm Where TO look ier the pr fits and how 10
1IG ti,,na thcm. h9w 70 clear FIVE HUNDRED Doll
LAkS betwech December and May. Copy FREEto
talf - ih. rAgL .ending name and r. u addFpU,
'9AlE1LEK McDURDY, PHILADELPHIA, Penn.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22
VA\M M'&W WORK. WEENLlV VRLBUME
AS A FAMILY NEWsPAPER

The WEEKLY TRIBUNE prnd keep
The advance In all TINT the Agricultural
the
liable interesting and instructive NEWSPAPER published in the
No Newspaper rgc and complete THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
s0
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-07
9}eOe 6e8 ST. ,7ator e79lIF1
9rbaltrn
I'm Sruat iibrr rem Sumn, Fl@sh Ah'raS
uuf llntrriu@uns brs @uF, ~l9a@ers'
am 90. Sebruar 49,. g
(6prtIrBung.)


Sn SstrsF trr Sa6s, bie mir Srr ! uiE
babsn, tstra6tt th rt.ltI6t ais rUn srpb, =
Bt&ttStsit; it trforpsrt cine aufri&ttss
unb fur6tIOfs Ssa6tuns. g9snn MIR Rs
aIsr perf6nIiGen &nfsinbunsen unO Der
rRstcrtiGsn SIiitEen, pur& bic Iie pis In
stnrn Rrbsl ptrta(lt wurSs, .utElsir.n unS
lIs In ibrsr Ginfa6tsit bstra6lsn, 70 Fnbsn
mir, ba6 il& brsi sru6s 5rassn aufpsrfsn.
l. Ssl&ab etpas In Serbinrung NIT
osm gSaHtnpsrfaufs, btr wGtrrnb bss
Ssuti&'fran;6iii&sn Srtssss Rattfanb,
Nas unpsrtrdsIi6 mar NIT Der 9sssl,
Tsl&s btsft. Rtsisrrns fir ibrs stssnsn
5anelungsn aufssffsut Bate - Der 8t.
gel, eab tsins sgaFeR an stnrn brtanntsn
G8snisn elmer tris'giibrsntsn RaGt psr.
Fnuit psrern fOllte nP
2. sSar baS, uJas ssl6ttsu ia, In lie.
ttrsiEltmmung N Il ben 9tftbsn bts Can.
rss?
3. OF In bel, Statia&.n, bic pur uni
lis8sn, elm 0ruLo gum Sertadtt forrup,
ter Yrattttsn iu gtrbintuns nit bisIsn
5anhsl9 Der game @sssnRane I5f Fd
tn btsls stnfaGRn bret 5ras.n auf.
! eabt unS pie trfs tstra&tsn. Gin
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NGlfers ScnsO00c

Sd nnttrjsi6rstcr rmpfsbIs mrius nsus 6cu.
paa9t ben Sir9rrn rem Scranton. Ta i'd tla.
ID SsEtifr in msius Siner btfpmme, eds Gin
GROCER S6winhrI nit trm Sru srtrir5eu tsire,
pslhts nttt bier grpOgrn peyseu ii, Gnb man
DER Wann an tiGr: tinSiSsn Gabuus um is
ger, Fsin Seu ju faufru, duesr rs III bier atrcaru
prrbtn. 9Gbrrr @uSFunft bel
10tr66 9brihiaW @Sifsr,
penn aps, pabt GaRIfrr's RSbtlaSrr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-07

Gin pra6tSUGrs Eager bon allen 8Ieiberfoifen,
BON aufticn trlfanbrn 3u enprm bfnistn prtiirn.
etHs 9roBs Guspabl BON 8lanfetS, Stepp-
be d n, unb bic brIfen 8Gnfsfebtrn. g
Cine srpBe Nuspabl BON Seppt6en allrr
4rten uno allen prrilen. SapaneGfG6e
Setbe In allen Garbsn; Ifbets In alIrn
5arben ron so Gents an.
SbaipI8! SbatpIs
Sbapls babrn mir rin Irbr arp6rs 2aasr
ptltss aubsrbaIb 9fsp gcrF unb pbilabrlpbia
nttt ssbDten perbtn fann, unb bal,en mir elm
ifparates Department tafiir.
Gbsnfo babrn mir zine erCBe gusipabI farbt-
ger Safen fir Damtn.
8ute ReifrSde nur 40 Gents.
@utr Shnirleibsr (corsets) so Gents.
SrpPtlt brsitsn GlanneI nur % Gents.
muslin in allen 8retten!
G'ufe feline rUlltns llntsrrSde nur 1 Dollar,
aurb unier Eager IN isBt nit aasm, mas III
unltrsm 8eftdfte ssbUrt 70 ScuIflnbia YerIorSt,
Sab ntSts 3u piini&en iibria blsibt.I
SOmntt unb iibnjeust eu@ bel
W. Tssttr 6. Simon,
329 9adatpanna
unS Gds ben RYumius ASrnus.
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Sr6eItriOn.

Das IN bsr @srmania Saut auTasReut. Or.
bsltrtun 1T BON eem taIsAtpUlsu Spiirumruten.
bauer Sru, y, @s!eE rsparirt unS mit elmer
NU0kl aeuT pisEfn SrrIrbru ruprten, unS fann
has YabIiium in brr 3ufuuft uitstr bsi rinen,
ibdumtnbsn 0lalr Bier biE gtnus rius- Hos.
lll9fn Wulit babru, SpIr6t ssfaliisa pur.
SpbH 9eibIer
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Versicherung,
SpeDitiplt-ilItD-SNcchrI.

y. Sttwart potttr (Ha8fpIlr BON g.
3. Waltsr) ID aBent fir bir olScme grrli&tr.
Jugs 90, IN Nsp. .Sprf" uuS ,,evrpming County
Patual." 8srntr aGrut fir ale saTopGil&tn
utS StasFd;ifsu ul9 uns ron SamtuYa, 9rt.
men uRe ale ansrr.n 61fra peretu Srrfauft.
@.hid perefH mad alltu lbeilrH esS alien @a.
Tlnnets iu ben uiseTia len Ha.sn aGsatIitat
OfHsi, 205 eadlp unl gpsnur (3eiblrrs
mmsr No. 1, UbrHaaf. 1863
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-03

VERSAILLES. Msrdh IS,h.-Iu the Assembly to-day
Minister Daf.ire msde powerful speech in support
Of the BIZ for P=uzlties 8sziust the international So
cieiy, which BE declared Ess q standing neusee to
Earopean society. Jules Favre opposed the BIZ
Al the close Of the debate the hrs, clause making
j, criminal ofruoe 10 belong to the society, vas
adopted BY a vote Of Sol to lo4
At the sitting q the Budget Committee to-day,
ToisrS consented 70 reduce the army contingent from
80 90 to 40 600 men, theTby saving 1900 600 Of
frzucs to the country.
PAETs March ISth- - According TO advices X
esived here from spain, The crisis Is al hard King
Ausaus Is sonoeuirsting bis army around Madrid,
6szruiuE the Nario1sI Guard, and preparing 10 de-
fsud his throne
NADErD. March IS,h-The eauvlss Of the political
sela made b the Government party shows that the
rev oosiiiion Ein return about h0Ddrvd members
10 the Cortss il the following elections.
LoSooS. March IS-EA-i Granville announced 10
tie Ro1se Of Lords TO night that he hsd received
ofcial notice from The French Cabinet Of The sbrO-
-ztiou Of the commercial treaty
II the House cf Commons tonight. Disrzeli al
ludsd to the Pablo su1iety 10 know the nature OF
the American reply to GranviIle's noie, ane asked
tie Government If It eozId Be laid osfOrethe House
Granville replied that Cabinet meeting was TO be
hsid tomorrow. al shich the answer Of Secretary
Fish would De considered After that, he would
-epor1 on the sahjeci bEi Il was impossible 10 90
90 noE.
Horsuar gave uotice that IN case Of further uego-
ta;ious with the Government Of the Uuifed States,
that uOibing be accepted as fnal uuiil sanctioned
oy Pzriisneut-
Pairs, NarSh i5-Tbe trial Of Marshal Bazains,
fo- the czpitulation Of NeiL Is expected. aud the
prospect iust row occupies pObie attention, IS be
eau only be tired By bis peers- There i some dif-
culiy in assembling Co1r-msrtisi which Is con-
peseot As nearly all The Nsrshsls Of Fr1ncr Of whom
the Cozrs nGss be egnPosed. were themselves con
eerued IN the sane epii1lEtiOu OF surrender during
the late VA.
TnSSA. March I5-An Imperial decree has been
Issued dssolTinE TIE Diet q Bobemis ard ordering
the elections Immediately for rev Dist, which Is
eouEoked for April eaih-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-03

We publish TODAY letter from Hon
J. o. Carter, member-elect from Honolulu
to the Legislative Assembly. The lette
In question is principally made up iron
extracts of dispatches from the Unite,
Consul At Hong Kong, Mr.. Bailey, in re
lation TO the engagement Of Chimes
lAborerS st that port, and the sbus
i've treatment Of those who have en-
gagged there to work for stated perioi
of time in the various countries I,
which Chinese labor Is imported
Now. 50 far as we sre aware, we hayt
never, Intentionally. advocated the juStic,
Of the labor system OF any country except
this We have never pretended to crit
else or compare the system Of Chinese
labor IS adopted in the British Colony q
Mzuritius. or in DemsrarS, OF in Chile and
Peru, with thAt of this country.
If laborers are brought here under the
protection Of the Government, snd If,
after their arrival here, their rights are
vindicated IS are those Of aRy other resi-
dents, citizen or alien, land who among
an the people who have condemned the
labor system OF this country has ever
dared TO assert the coutrarvsl then. as
some have asserted. because st MSuritius.
or st the Chincha Islands. or on the Con
tinent Of South Ame1cz, codes Of law
prevail which are repugnant TO the higher
civilization Of TO-DAY. we. who Sre indie
pendent, who deal Justly with our labor-
ers, placing them 81 once upon an equality
with ourselves zre responsible for such
codes, and for that reason our nch fields
should remain bSrren for want of that Is
Dor which we honestly solicit, snd which
Ee protect SIS the rights Of all are protected
in this Kingdom. then Of course We have
been wrong. Nor do we feel compelled TO
compare our transportation Of lsborers
with that of any other country. Others
may Or msy not be Justly condemned
~ N-iSA Et-a~.-NS> II AAtA> ~
with that we have nothing to do-so
that the Consul 81 Hong Kong may be
excited 10 Indignation over Whist he
sees without our being under the ne
cessify Of either approving or condemn
ing his structures. for the defense Of Whist
we have done We do not propose to
open again the discussion Of this matter
from our point Of view. 1, hiss already
our columns until we fear the
public have had more than enough Of 1t.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-03

NATIONAL VKSsk1S-H b Ms steamscorvett'
Scout which visited this port several years since
arrived on Wednesday morning last from EsQuimalt
Vsncouver's Island, where she has been stationed
for time, having len that port on the lith ult
and making the passage in seventeen days under sail
She Is screw vessel Of 400 tors and 400 hcrsepov
or, carrying battery OF Il guns The officers at
tachea to the Scout are as follows;
C,sreIsS-Ralph P Gator.
Llsr;saszts-R Il. {. Lawson. W. r. Cluttcrbuek,
E Il. oldham, aud G. Worth.
NsrScsfi-s LGs~tesasf-Edward Il. CiaPp
CAsTlGfS-Rev. +. c. Autrdge.
SGyrcos-RAymond Il Carroll
Feszsss.cr-Willism H. Clayma.
Cahf Ei'cirssr-T homss wimott
So LSeusssGai-E P Tonpkinsou, A, n stone,
NssSAls-sez-E +. Tyseke, J. Ledgard, c J.
TroNer. T. P. Graves, J. II. ?. blackwell, J. A.
VI Fraser ard r P. r Pierse
Narsru;S-g NSssAfnss1s-H. F. P. sin.
ASssscsEf SsrvroS-Iohn Jennings
ASSISTANT R,,-4as.s--wInism Il. Kilroy.
EsV'-ss-s-wnliam Ball, John Taylor and W. 2.
Hooper.
CSs-fs-E J. J. H. Saudiford Snd l. W. Taylor.
Gpsp-r-Frederick Tull.
Bastsaasis-willism Douohue.
ClsrPc-se--Alfred Evans.
We understand that the Scout viii proceed short
ly to KeAlaSekuA Bay Hilo and other ports in the
group, with H. & Ms Commissioner on board, re
turning 10 ESqusmAlt from this port
H. L + Ms steamer fungus arrived on Friday
morning from Valparaiso, which port she lett Feb.
oh and made the passage under sail in forty-nine
days during which time she had very light weather
with the except W Of about fifteen degrees amer
crossing the e9ustSl She is iron clipper propcl
Ter of about coo tons snd 40 horse power carrying
four guns, ten officers and crew Of furtytwo men.
Her officers are as follows:
Acknowledgements.
LieN:ossSss-K oukeviteh, Zariu and Mskarof, the
latter also Psynsster.
Clio Esrises--RoumiAnrof-
SsTysos-ROyrarik.
NasS7aaor-MerElOtT; and three Midshipmen.
The fungus viii remain 10 port several days and
proceed TO japan ard the Amoor River. She sailed
from Crousiadt in Nov $50 and has visited various
ports on her way ont 10 the Psehe, coming through
the S,rsits Of Magellan She len the British war
steamers Chameleon and Scylla at Valparaiso, the
former having arrived Jan 18th from Csllao aud re-
ports the departure OF the corvette Reindeer on that
date for the same port.
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LEGAL NOTICES

GupREME COURT % the uassnt,.. ~
- Aads IN frcosle Island q oahn Hasssn fll.-l. =
huku IN said Island dccsassf y -
dccEmeni pnrper.las b b ne iasi WI an1 T,ssu.
day q Ducemhrr A D ISL tcrn rrrs-rs-l ,-,if 49,.
Cpurt, and reica 81 ne pro1efs Ihorsof aad a.. - e
ofietfers testameniarf 10 ia -
having been flct b. W. I. Green.
It's hereby egdsrcd. that v knNEsn1Y ne ~ A. -
Spf = d l>l1 et ten oe'es, 4 - ~ raia az - tt-
Court Rccfn q said cuurt 81 Hcnolula ~ l,i - 49,
b. and the sane e herrpy appointed ~ tns ~ r|ri
said WI and hearing sid Application rhse a.1 So.
r~rson interested arreaf and ma MA
the ErantaR ~ Letters 1cstanentsry
u u afthcf orefpe that MOTIVE hcre1fta firsa ~ rf
eaton ~ Twelve reccessFe ucsks IN ne Htskutx otf
neNspapef rrinted AMI ruoilahsil u lAnalulu.
And i 4 further crlsret cltaiiona .-- {. -
eoscrelns Ntneaes o. nd VIII ard e. m heirs ~
esister IN King Canaiy lreiaud snt ID ne Hzsan -
lands to appear and contest TIE prchais q d u q s
time appointed
Dated Honolulu, II l., p,cssArr isth. A. p fs-l-
o. ALIEN
Attest Chief lastce q ne snprcuss C1nrt
WtLrrn r. STAT. Ciork SIS
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nv AUTHORITY.
PROCLAMATION
We KANRHAMEHA V. by the Grace
OF God, Of the Hawaiian Islands, King,

We, hAAEHAMEHA V. BY the GrscC
OF God. Of the Hawaiian Islands, KING
DO PROCLAIM:
That II Is ORR pleasure, IN pursuance
Of the provisions Of OUR Constitution, that
the Members Of the Legislative Assembly
Of Our kingdom do assemble st the
Court House, st Orr Capital Of Honolulu,
for the dispztch Of Public Business, ST II
o'clock N. on TUESDAY, the TmETTETH
DAY OF ArKu, A d. Eighteen Hundred
and Seventy-tWo.
Given under oUR ROYAL Sign Manual
atom Palace in the CITY OF Hon
-, olulu, this Twenty-seventh day
SEAL of February, Eighteen Hundred
and Seventy-two, and the Ninth
Year Of Orr Reign.
TSirnedl hAMEHAAIEHAR r.
BY the HING.
The Minister Of the Interior,
lSignedl Fen. ". HUDCHISoS.