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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-07-18

A KENTUCKY Elk CONFEDERATE
IN LONDON.

A Kentucky correspondent of the
Louisville Courier writing from
London is not as tavorably impressed
with surroundings there as to prefer
them to the worst features of society
in the Southern States. He says:
say, as a man who respects the
English people; who believes them
to be the best governed people in
Europe, and who cnncedes them to
be the most loveable in the world,
that, with all their advantages over
us in point of precedence and cul-
tore, they are less happy in their
situation, in their national spirit, in
their institutes, ia their habits, Gus
toms and ideas, considered political
ly, than we are and, reyering their
antiquities and rejoicing in their
literature, | declare that would
rather be, what | am, an obscure
ex- Confederate, out of power and
out of favor at home--nay, q citizen
of Louisiana--than be ell-to-do
citizen of London, living under the
shadow of Mr.. Burke's coeval towers
and of that constitution which is SO
girl and fenced in by limiting
statutes as to deny fair man a fair
chance in his own country. 1t is
the sheerest CANNON to talk about
English freedom. The only free
dom they have in England is begot
by fear in the upper classes, in the
Cabinet in the Parliament. Though
more agreeably enslaved, the people
are as much enslaved as the people
of Poland; enslaved to prejudices,
predictions and conventions, which
their masters have fastened into
laws.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-07-18
A SAD STORY.

1t is not hard to believe that Dick
ems early hard experience was a
grief even in memory. The des-
pair of children is keen---as keen as
their innate sense Of justice. Here
is sad little story from Germany,
the moral Of which is applicable to
any civilized country. In Muiren-
burg boy only ten years old lately
hung himself in bis school-room,
leaving a letter in which he placed
his death at his teachers door be-
queathed his small property to his
sister and asked pardon of his father
and mother for the sin he was about
to commit. Inquiry showed that
during the mornings lessons the boy
was inattentive, and his teacher,
instead Of expecting fatigue, could
think of no better remedy for this
than censnring and publishing
him, in spite Of his being usu-
ally willing and industrious schol-
ar, and of constitution not strong
Taking exhaustion for laziness, the
master struck, threaten ed, ant
at last locked him alone 10 the
school-room, where the unhappy ant
tired little fellow, utterly hopeless
scrubbed his pathetic letter ant
went out of the world. School an'
family discipline has changed it
methods much in late years, bu
there is still enough Of the old OBJ
fuse system left to make this Incl
dent suggestive.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-07-18

A LONG SPEECH TO NO PURPOSE.
An Alabama lawyer. defending a
murder, spoke for nineteen consecu-
tive hours. and the jury brought in
verdict of guilty in seven minutes.
They probably did il to revenge
themselves for the torture they
had endured. Loquacious attorneys
should limit their tongues before
they reach the limit Of human pa
tience.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-07-18
MOTHER, DEAREST.
BERTELLE.

There's one bright beam within my hear,
That sorrow cannot darken.
Whose holy rays, their light impar.
The darkest hours to brighten.
This sacred beam, this hallawd light,
That life nor death can smother
Supernal beam forever bright.
Is love for thee, dear mother.
o, mother, dear! cannot tell
The depths of my devotion;
Like silent springs in some deep WE'LL
lis calm as the blue ocean.
The worlds cold touch may chill my heart,
And try each cord to sever
Yet vain is every evil DART
This light shall beam for ever
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-07-18

a. II. Stewart must feel poor this
season. On balancing his books for
the past yearis appears that he on
" made a irihe less than $500 by
fning his cash boys for peeping out
Of the windows during business
hours.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-07-18
20 CASH BUYERS.

IF you have any spare Change in the wav o
shin-plasiers picklss or postage stamps call
and see the man that has been selling goods al
most generation and see if he don't Offer
you as good bargains a. any body else In all
gases when you wan; fHpay cash for goods say
50 for we always charge higher ates when We
al on time. We are now receiving and open
ing eur spring and summer stock.
La. NoRTHCUTT & 90.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-07-18

Jefferson Davis is on visit to
New York city. he declined to be
interviewed by newspaper repor
ter, saying be was wholly apart from
politics now.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-07-18
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Come to the Lost Mountain and buy your
Spring and Summer Goods, of the latest and
best Styles, / take great pleasure in informing
NV Customers, Friends and the Public generally
that am now prepared 10 please all in goods
who will favor me- with call
have Just received q large and well selected
stock Of Spring Goods, the selection Of which /
have spared no pains 10 trying to suit the taste
of all. Call and examine my Stock, and i'll do
not suit you in Goods yon need not 60 any furth-
or will pay the highest market price for 81
kinds Of Country Produce.
JOSHUA JACKSON.
iau27-1y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-07-18
M. II. GRIST.
HARNESS MAKER AND
GARBAGE TRIMMER

CAN be found on the Eorth-E East Side Public
Square, over the Store Of Lyon & Bro, where
he viii be pleased TO meet his old friends and
customers and all ctbeTs having work IN bis
line, aud ke gaaraDtses satisfaction in every
instance. By strict attention be hopes 20 ner-
a liberal share Of public patronage. All kinds
Of Repairing done at the shortest notes.
January In 1673.-1y
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-07-18

Tannery with every variety of Leather
suitable to the trade and of good quality ard
will sell on very reasonable terms.
They are also manufacturing all qualities OF
Doors & SHOES, which for neatness durability
and price cannot be excelled
Every variety of GROCERIES on hand, to
all of which we invite attention, satisfied that in
every particular, we can give satisfaction.
L. BENNETT g. SON.
mayI2.-6m
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-07-18

PULLMAN PALACE CARS ON TRAINS
NOS. IL SO
To Lynchburg and New 0rleans!
Pullman Palace Cars on Trains & 2 for At
anra and Chattanooga
NO CHANGE
NeE Orleans to Lynchburg- Montgomery
Atlanta & Dalton.
ONE CHANGE
Atlanta to st. Louis--via Chattanooga.
Fifty-tro Miles Shorter!
New York and Eastern Cities
Than any other Route from Atlanta.
"a Hours Quicker 10 the Virginia Springs than
any other line from Atlanta, avoiding an
Expensive Delay and Transfer in
Richmond.
Passengers leaving Atlanta by Lightning Ex-
4:44 p. m the Second Afternoon there
after--13 Hours 50 Minutes Earlier
than Passengers by any other
Passengers Leaving Atlanta at 1000 p. IN. by
this Route arrive in New York at the same
time as Passengers who len at 600
o'clock P. p. BY Opposition Lines.
Parties Desiring Whole Car Through to the
Virginia Springs or TO Lynebburg should
Address the Undersigned.
Parties contemplating Travelling should send
tor Nap, Schrduie, etc. Quick Time and CIose
Connections is onF motto Ask for Tickets via
1.-THE Kennesaw Route"
=. ~, TREgH,
Gsnersl Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Aflautss &c.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-09
GOD for the last cent it promises 70

good for the last cent il PROMISES 70
pay.
Why, there are old men around
me who remember back 10 those
times in 1887, 1877, 1857. Perhaps
some can go back to 1916. My friend
here over the way says he can re-
member in 1916, when panic came.
In those old Democratic times what
wa, the result? Every dollar OF
money to the poorest OF the people
was worse than useless rags. The
money was the first thing TO go, and
il was not worth anything. A
voice-"IIow about Jay Cooker /
will come 70 jay Cooke in moment.
The money in those times was the
first thing to wither. Then people
fell upon the money in their pockets;
now, with this Republican currency,
no man can possibly loose dollar.
| Applause.
jay Cooke may fail; Clews may
fail every National Bank in the
whole land may fail and yet the
greenback and bank-note are secured
by bopks in the Treasury OF the
United States. They are secured by
the peoples money, and the peoples
property aud all the wealth OF the
country must be exhausted before
YOU can loose a dollar on your green
backs, or dollar on your bank notes.
That il Republican money.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-09

A a recent Republican mass meet
ing in Cincinnati, Senator Sherman,
Of ohio made the following remarks
upon the financial situation
The Republican party is on trial.
II lla, passed over nearly all its trials,
but there is one trial ii has had 10
10 through in the last two or three
weeks aud that was the test Of our
iinan"ial system when touched with
panic. want to show you now that
Ne Republican party, which has
Seen 80 successful in all the measures
iC has adopted, has been able ~ do
you a service which you can never
estimate by any mode of estimating
among men. 1t has furnished you
currei cy which has enabled you dur
ing the panic of the last week or two
to convert your money into anything
Else that can be offered you, either
housvs. lands or stot ks. Here you
are. Have you greenback in your
pocket? have you got II national
taals note In your pocket? Are you
afraid that eithero of Them will break?
Cries of "No."l Ny country men /
'f'"e got very little curre', " on
han ! but w II redeem every d liar
,an's notes that you can show that
has been dishonored. App. use.
-, have now - currency so gooi
fat the people do not want TO give {
Nv 80 NOS want to atp' sit II, b /,
a. ,,it IN the -afest place they have
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-09

No doubt Tom Scott and ali OTHER
Railroad kings read with delight the
declaration of the Iowa Anti-Monop-
oily platform to the effect that Con-
gress should control only such rail-
road corporations as are created by
act Of Congress. The Monopolist
know that the great monopolies are
beyond the reach Of State law, for
the plain reason that the State law
can have no eytra-territorial force
whatever. And knowing this they
will rejoice in the announcementthat
the party calling itself Anti Monopo-
~ gives up at the start the claim
that Congress can and should control
these lines Of interstate commerce.
But the people will not yield ia s
strong point to the Monopolis.s. 1t
pHiai1 lie insane foliy 10 10 So. Cot "
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-09


Lebanon, > ii Iloma3.
Milton, Goe Swanston.
Montrose, w T. Patterson.
Troy, j w Cheney.
West Point, Il Holland, G IL Mont
gomery.
Winchester, J s Ferguson.
M. pieasanA Dist.--W 4 Cowles, i. T..
Mt. Pleasant, Asbury Chapel, q n
Power, Henry Street to be supplied
Main street, a l. Morrison.
Agency City, q T. Light.
batavia, Jessie Craig.
Birmingham, ii II Wing.
Brighton, q IL Clark.
Fairfield, Church Street, J III Miller,
Harmony and Prairie Chapel T. ii
Wafing.
Glendale, TO be supplied.
Martinsburg, j J. Rice.
Rlchland, w 1 Miller.
F>alam, J 4 Colman.
Iowa Wesleyan University, John
Wheeler, President, member OF
Main Street Quarterly Conference.
Nfscutine Dit & Brown Il. II.
Iuscatine, j w Mcdonald.
AIuscatine Circuit, X Stephenson.
Aiusworth and Eureka, . & Shelton.
Blue Grass, j II Hardy.
toueville, to be supplied.
GraudyiIie, Il II Kearns.
keota, b w Gortner.
Lexington. q w Friend.
Pleasant Valley, l. o Housed.
Richmond, w Poston, and supply.
Sigourney, X Noble.
~weetlmnd Center und Durant, & 5
.Icunis
Washington, w Spaulding.
West Liberty, J > Rankin.
Wilton, ID Murphy.
NoWtDn Disbict-B Mark, j. T..
Newton, n Bushy.
Newton Circuit w Robinson
Brooklyn, l. T. Causey.
Grinncli, w & Wilson.
Kellogg J NJ Coats.
kostn, - G Bevan.
iynnville, \ Mutton.
Nalcom, w n Honn.
Marengo, ID Smith.
Rlillersburg, w + Mcfarland.
Aloutezuma, w G Thorn.
Nolth Liberty, A v Francis
Moth Newton Circuit, II j Kenyon
Pleasant Hill ID Il Miller
'rilln j L Corley.
Nicior, TO be supplied.
WIFE lmsbur9, T. Il Kitchener
Oshltoosa Dist Il Hill. i. j..
b-fal posa, First Church, G Il Clark.
Simpson Chapel, & +. Stafford.
Wesley Chapel, To be supplied.
Aftica John Harris.
EelIelontaine, T j Myers.
isadyville, & Morey.
Fremont, J NJ Mann, III + Pugh.
i !rk Vile, 4 McClintock.
Knoxville, II !. Briggs.
Knoxville Circuit, a G Keller.
New Sharon, } q Thompson.
Dtley, T. sampson.
rclla. l. b Smith.
Peoria, h Il Shane.
Springfield, A V Kendricll and supply.
Union, j l. King.
Webster J G. XII Trick.
Ot,taica Dist.--R u Allender, i. T.
o lmwa, First Church, j L Simmons
Main Street, II /. Schreiner
Abba, Thomas Stevenson.
Albia Circuit, a. II. Jones.
Bloomfield, o kemble
Cputerville, j a Wilson.
thillico,he, To he supplied
Cincinnati, John Orr.
limkcville, G. w Shepherd.
r. 81 Melrose, w A YinglinC.
Hamilton, John Potter.
j rome, 10 be supplied.
Harysviile, II A Carnine.
" uton. - T Monroe.
Iuionville, q X Norton.
W"st Grove and Stiles, T. b Smith.
Next Conference at Bloomfield.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-09

r4f- sneciai a'tentiou given TO camporna-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
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DR.. J. COILS BROWNIES
CHLORoD Y NJ II
IsTM ORIGINAL AND Only GENUINE

rTHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i the uasouriei statements frsguently made that
TIE eozrczi.iou Of CHLRODYSE i known 20 Chem
ists =-d the Medical professioa The fact i. Chlo
ruiyns Us discovered and iuvsrted By Dr.. J COL
LIS BROWNE lex A-uy Medical STAG. aud 50
uAusd b. him ard i has baed al attempts a. anal
ysis by tie frxs Che=ists of the day The method
lstsd Il i obvious therefore, that anything sold
srIsr TIE ss1s, save Dr.. J. c0LLIs BROWNIES
CHLORODTNE. Is spurious imitation
CAUTION -Tice-Ch1rcellor Sir ". P. Wooi stated
that Dr. Cells BToHue vas undoubtedly the Inventor
of Chioreiyue-
REMEDIAL UsEs AND ACTON.
RELIEVES -s- ca-- fte sys.s- tf- tsrnesi func
- .-1 st-siz;s- hsa;hg sc1n q the ssrstdns q the
boy vih--t czetfirss Az q tsF u1rsaui results AZ
s.si-- tie - & -slsz- oi ard yu1u nay take Il AZ al
k-rs sd vteu rtzis-ts- Ihz11ts q fcr-c1s to-
Tn 70 ffs sTsI-s o esrrs a-s vs5srful curu- While
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ts-E D.rrlo1 ciicz. c9uE Asthas. Rhezr.aiisE Sez-
rzIsia, WhaeFiaE ccs<h Cr1zr- ysteria, r.
ExTRAcTs FR0H MEDICAL OPINIONS
Il R-sf Hoa Esri Resell eoun1nsisd g the Coliegs
Fy.-tns ard J. T. Dars-PoFt that ts hl received IN
r-- - -. 80 fkss fte o-tr rrsiT n any ssrfce in
D. 1--we Nfii1t lissisrzE IN irtis reports lpec le
thar IN rly srsF urss q csrr Ia rhch Dr. J. C0LLIs
BE0WSEs CHLoRoDTSE rs stzinisfs-c9- The Tatient
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LEHEI

fFR c. Brewer a co.-kgonts. -
SL@r Faro-ahie arranrrns1ts aisags as 80. -,
made fr stora<c and stpucnf q On Bee. W1l rlE1ll
ether Ecrrhaafise @ Nea Dsin bugin. Nes Turt 80
ether Eastern Ports 50 Cab AifEnces u.ie.
Sly c HREaER 4 Co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
CnRnAGE.

TTK1fP AND MANILA cORDAGE.
! A''''''' ' BoLLEs 3eo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
PTTCH

cfTocRHOLN PITCH N BBLs AN3 ~ BBLs.
- Wnnizgtsn Pitsh n bbls. Per ssls y
B0LLEs CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
sPUTYARW.

TTToEwLrNE, HoUsELTEE. sEIzTys. MAR
w LINE. 4e. Per sale by
N8LEEH 90.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
TAR

c,TocKHOLM. N BBLs. ASD BALI BBLs.
- Ausrieas Tar ia tbis- Fer rais -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
CALIFORNIA I'D BRICK

AxDAFEW OF THOSE SUPERIOR S0RwkY
"A Brick Also, Calfor7ia Line sd Rsrslaai
cemsst- For aais by % BoLLEs Co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
sPERM CANpLEs.

A sgORTED sIZEs, PUT Up rs CARTOONS.
"A and uarFints3 tie rsnuins artisls-
Rof szls ~ % BoLLEs CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

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6s0xDG u, Foz EALE y oCAyTTIIEs
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sTI-su WALKER & ALLEY, ArEztE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
rHaTN CARIFg

CtIZEs FROM 50 70 ! Sc INCH SMALL
- Chain in qasn.isisS 70 luit for illo sy
B0LLE5 q CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
Pfoneer MfTI. Lahaina.

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LlRGE lss0gTMENT.


DUssIA DUCK. KEMP SAIL IWINE. coTT0x
n Dock. assorted uumbers, Cotton Sal Tsi-s. -
sorted sizes. For sale b.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
sPERM 0TL.

PURE. ASD Why LIsHT
w Cslsr. For sale b.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
DOWNER'S AND DEVOE'

A FEW CASKS OF VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY
a For sale b. (sl B0LLEs 0C.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
ANCHORs.

ElSGLIsH IRON-sT0CK ASCHORs-EEIsHT
Il from lo0 he 70 45eg ibs. Faf faie -
BDLLEs CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

EKOsEEE OIL. A SHALL LoT LEFT. Avn
= 20 ' poLLEs 4 CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
YORK HAMS.
pnIAR OIL

A Few Of the Real Article, ju-s ros-irs
"a and for sais b. BoLLLs CO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

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Iusurance Notice.
CALIFORNIA
INSURANCE COMPANY.

UEHE UEDEHsIGSED, aGEETs OF THE
naoss csz7arJ h1Vs sse- e-frriIe< - i-ssrt rlsss
q Cargo FrefRhf Az Treasure, frs- Hos9l1is
tel po-fs offhs Nsrlz. a.s rsse ger..
IsET r. HhCEFELD o.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

"a CASKS COAL TAn FeR 5ALE1f
- BotEEsaco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
N. .. GRINBAUU a CO.
I9PoETERx GE1 EE0LEALE DKELEs

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,r rr--r-T x srr.s-uIsas su,sssr Fu--zsarE sasds
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PEECKTTLLE PLAETAIIOB.

Su=T and ToIa@=e<-Cr~P 1879
CsoEIyG X. E0z SzLE " OTAEZTTIES
" q uz FG-rtEss-E. y
E9-su TALKEz ALLEys A-sztE-
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The Steamer VII nol sake trir % rirdrsft thp
third week in Nay. having o rspair nachiasry-
No credit viii Be <iven fsrpassare moasy- rieksts
eau Ouly Be secured a. he oocc. N7t rus7eu1eis r
anv freight or packages. unicss =scuiptpd Ser
iya-Sn SAM'L q. WILDER. Arrrt-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
ALLKE & CEILLIBGWoRTH,
KAWAHAE- HAWAH,

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
WEDNESDAY,, MAY I, 1873.

n EoSolCES. 81 u
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SAUNDERS 4 BROok&
SURGEONS land PEXSIcIAHEs,
WAILVKV, NAVl.
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DIX. MOTT SMITH.
OENTIST,
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C. BREWER & CO.,
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SHIPPING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
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BISHOP & CO.,
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HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS .
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THEo. III. DAVIES.
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WoSZR AN7 eoNHISSToS MERCHANT,
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BoLLES - CO.,
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importers and Commission Merchants .
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C.E. WILLIAMS.
MGEVFAcTVH W1zTE AND DEAEE
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I'd. HoEFSCELAEGER & CO,
NroEERS Ayp COMMISSION KEzeEASTs.
Esaaetal, 0aaI- Z Lty
W. L. GREEN.
EEEA1 COMMISSION AeEST AND sEoKKz-
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THEOD. C. HBUCK.
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JOHN Il. WATERH0USE.
ToETR AS1 DEALER u eEEAL
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iii. HACKFELD 4 CO..
eEEEsAL COMMISSION AeKETs
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E.P. ADAMS.
Azeloassr and CozziSsio. Merchant
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II. n HARRIS.
Attorney at Law. koraFy Public and
Master in chaacer.
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JOHN H. PATTI,
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DILLINGHAH & Co.,
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
sHIPPING.


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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07

EF EEEEs- A. EAESEE-
B.P. EHIERs 4 CO..
uxGrEzs u DzY GOODS AND eUEAL
"cEAEDTEE-
Ts--v-s.Ess,rs s1 Fuz g. HAsEs Eat FssvE s l1--iF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
SCHOONER MARY ELLEN

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-07
FOR Kohala, Hawaii.

81 schr. Active, a
wiurun a. . rVSalar packet 70 sAs abevs ress'-
Fer freight OF passage apply -
tse-SS wALkEk 4 ALLEN. Arr-ts-
Arizona citizen., 1873-06-21

They Defy Competition and are De. termined to give Entire
 Satisfaction.