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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17
TIC warm NYeather.

Which has prevailed here the past week, during
which the thermometer has risen above 900, in
the shade, naturally raises the question whether
it is ever warmer in any other countries. In an
article on warm climates, it is stated that Thibet
in Asia, possesses the wnrmest Temperature
known. The summer temperature there rises to
The broiling height of $50 degrees in the shade.
How the natives manage to resist such heat is
not known, aud what makes the matter worse is,
that ut night. even in the hottest seasons. the
temperature often sinks as low as the freezing
point Thibet must be country tempered to
brittleness In Senegal and in the West Indian
Island Of Guadaloupe the summer temperature
often reaches 100 degrees, which is the utmost
that Europeans are called upon to encounter. It
is enough. however. In Persia the thermometer
rises to Us, which justi6es the Shah 10 absent
ing himself for one summer. At Calcutta there
is frequent heat of 40 degrees which is about
the limit in Central America. In the deserts Of
Africa, which have had an undeserved reputation,
the maximum is ITO degrees, the sane that is
reached in the inland valleys of California The
maximum for Utah is los, Greece l04, Arabia
lOs, Montreal. curiously enough, being the same,
New York lol, the o:her Northern States g.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17
PORT OF HONOLULU.



An Unzinn Eustri from Francisco,
rIsrtF fr Siberia 1urirorud uutsidel
fc1r Arttir Eef-iiI CTaut from LahalnA-
LG-Az a. JAM a FsiEiuhurr. Brown. Is DAVIS from
lu--iHnd o1-Fuu. with assorted cargo Msasrt-
1ssslr a CaaEr-
- Lfre EHrksg Cara. from fIsna
fr- Eluar Ahuihals- from Nalokni.
-s-S+1Ir -rrus Lsuat--t- EnuHi-
Ellau.z Taylur fraru Wiuivgard rortE-
E-l- pnunt rIuru from HIo
H-tr Enrnc. W=ss, from EHhului-
rs-s-hr -iui-r Cuser- Eaaiua frun Hsgan
lh-s-hr 1Ikn- EEa- i-rnl Manaa-
---Sahr Tnirla Fuurtaiu. truus Nolckai
SCR Werui1k. knlnurAin- frnui Mol0kh-
kal- KirHr- Aha hala from nuuloa
SAILED.
49, ro-s-Ar rn.srA Trhiffr-d. Scr KouA KAu-
ar HanuaiaEpz. paiekHi. fa1 Kauai
selr Luta kaai fr- Kauai-
Eatf WH-uiok EalauaniS l1T MolnkAi-
Han sztr rntiue Euste- flr Port Nay. Siberia.
Lk-ttur EEl=s-a Inslu-, fr WiudvArd pvrts- Par
Ertf Rev Eishqr Y iliis. Gov 2 NAhAole-
lna Eim snln Bond. samuel fErkcr, I'm c
Efli.r1r raines Dawson. Niss Dawson. Judge
uaar1l Maria : Mcrade and wife " II Bal
irF Z
Eer Ncrtie ws-~il- cspnt. fr fAhainA-
a6-Esan knrlu. " si- faT kaaului-
IN r7sr Tait-. Clz-t. fnr HAMA
E-hr Eirnu AilulhalA fsT Puuiaa-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17
Administrators Sale
REAL EsTATEi


I'm THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
II VICTOR CHANCEROL, deceased
By virtue OF order Of se Issued Of the Supreme
the It'll day OF June A u. 1871 by the Hon Z,
H Alien Chief Justice Of the supreme Court the Under
signed win sell Public Auction, the Court House In
Honolula, on SATURDAY, the 18th DAY OF OCTOBER,
A. D. 1874 all the right title and Interest Of the said v
Chancerol IN and to the following real estate situated in
Eva Island OF Oahu, and bounded as follows, viz:
s hoomaka ana ma Ike XIII kom. ak ma ka pohaku M
palahnlaha Ike kihI piH Pohe knla no
Manueia; aihia hnlo iuka ka Pa Hale o
Manueia Ak 2z5so blk 40 k h pill kuIa Man
uela hem 55o blk. 60 X h pill kua Puuknpu !;
hem. AZ hk. la K b. phi kua Punkapu hem IS
hi Ia XII pill me klla AwaWAoa hem 30o kom. rs
XII phi kua Awavaoa; hem. SIC hem EOS pill
AwawaloA; hem. 65jfe kom- PHI kua Ka
hakn Kaihnokapua; ak. 3stzo kom ESQ XIII phi kula
Kaakauwaikau ak 207 h. 50 XII PHI me knla Kaakau
waihau ak. AZ kom "a kh PHI KaAkauwahia; ak
eo7 konl- La kh pill KaakauwahiA; ak. So kom. 81
kh pill Pohe ak f6ss' k0n. ~ XII. p1 me Pohe !;
ak "a kom. liz XII. Pill me Pohe Ak 27if7 kom. so
XII phi me Pohe: ak. IS " hlk. 20 kh pill Pohe ak.
s. ko. Los XII PHI PDhe Ak 595( kom. 12e XII pill
m Pohe, hikf hooualca pohalu pala-
hnIaha Contalning = $500 acres
Together with al the right title and interest Of sid de-
ceased In and to the said real estate.
The above nearly hIi Kao Land z acresl and VII be
put up the upset prics, nj S32s.
Deeds and survey be the II the under
signed W e. 'ARKE,
Administrator Of the Estate Of V. Chanc roi deceased
Honolulu, sept Is, Is73 f5ift
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17


II EaraI IzErk--Iu riew Of tn, present aisorgan-
s.s oaua ior q aaairs ia spain. the vessels con-
-,-iriur ~ Europs-u sQusdrBn. under command Of
R-s--Adzsizl a lsdl0~ csss. has beea ordered to
-s-s1zrrus = sFsHist P1rtI- The Wabash. the flag
~ ID, suusE-un. i sur sr route 70 cArtageua, aud
-. cu--ruu ard wa1hurstt win follow. The She
ruuauut ir alruusy Of cudiz. The Alaska, now 10
uumis. ca al brooklyn, vii sail in about ten days
b. salzslr Ez-upuan -sguasron-
-Er1--Atrs-.a strdznn, commanding the south
R-.ss FI-ss vi b retired IL September. and re
Er--E e. E-.--Adz ira John yaluy. who has already
-u--iTuS Tr--ra-uto-y orderE-
Id Erruushsr. Ruu--Admir1l VIM. Rogers Tay-
Dr. szu-z-siHr e soush AtiHntie Fleet will be re-
szrus ard -ulis-ud hF James r. Strong RsAr-Ad-
mira ysutius oouuaBdiug the AsAtie Fleet, viii be
ru---5 ID lsu.uhsr Eis suooessor has not ret been
a-sirz.tsi-
--hf o1ut--ci for huiding tEo rev iron Eloops-of-
- D. tsSt Es- Which usrs opened August 1, will
- uuuri-s - John Roach Sou, Of New York.
-ta-s tids vs-r SesO. ooe each.
TuEszz'= Naval Foucu--The strength Of Turkey
a. u1-al Po-u- has Of late nsseriaIiy increased.
-a- ss-siupzeut q the navy has boea special OBJ
5u.s 81 sfhsuiiou % Turkish statesmen during the
-sire az shs present Sultan and Turkey now sEkss
~ tirE rass On sht ron q naval countries. While
Ez-i--z - say and FrAsOs thiEsy irOn-oiadE or
ava sti-a -z-fcy has zizsieun- The Turkish navy
rcrcssz Of ne following named vessels Five iron
80 y -nars Hrs prcdea fsiEAiss- ssrea irOH-ead
r--usst. s~u zuuifa-s. Eve Ena-nored frigates,
"a uuz-u-u5 ru-rcstrs. unarorei dispatch boats.
fsus ruoasu ruuboGi1, fvs Hr1ured guubOats. ffty-
tz-sru-ss, ard th-es stuEz Gredgos. Fosr Of the
s-uz eiu6 frrztss steamers OF 90e-horSe power.
1u6 c1-rT siztrcr rzns- F0sr Of the iron-clad cor
-r.rrs ar--r our rurs 500 posndsrs. The monitors
eurt cay fuur runs. ese-puunders- Several iron
auE .t-i-a1us o. construction, and viii
rt--ls he a6dr5 70 this considerable naval force.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17
The Courts.
suprrmr court-In EnuI,r.

Sept. 4-Tucker and Waller VS.. Judd and Austin
Before Ron A. S. Hartwell, Vice CHANCELLOR Hear
ing on Masters report, when same was approved
and confirmed and in regard to judgment the bill
the Court took time TO consider
Sept. Quicker and Waller VS.. Judd and Austin
The Court granted decree Diminishing the bill with
costs.
Kalama ct alii vs. Lihue-order to show cause why
injunction should not issue. Continued TIL Thurs
day 11th inst,
Sept. Sth-Kalama ct ALI vs. Lihue-Before JUS
tce Standardization for injunction-Thc Court
ordered injunction TO issue pending the result of the
suit. Answer TO be fled 18th lust C. c. Harris
for complainant; E. Preston for defendant.
In Probate.
Sept Estate Of ohule, deceased-Beforc Justice
widemann-c until Tuesday 9th Inst.
Sept 1oth-Estate of His Majesty Kamehameha
", deceased-Before Justice DISQUALIFICATION to
declare heirshp-Afer hearing the evidence at great
leugtb, the Court pronounced R. KeeIikolRni to be
the legitimate daughter OF NJ. Kekuanaoa to which
ruling Mr.. Jones took exceptions and appealed 10
jury.
Estate of j. B. Saunders deceased-Before Justice
NATURALIZATION for Letters OF Administration.
The Court appointed r. w Everett, Of waIluku,
administrator, upon bis filing bond In the sum of
1850, and also appointed w. H. Bailey, w. F. Moss
mau and Goodalc Armstrong appraisers, to file ill.,
vcntory in thirty days.
Police Court.
Sept. 2-Apelehama and Kolomona, furious riding,
each fined IS, and 50 so costs.
Sept 3-Nui embezzlement, ined SO, and $500
costs; James Burnes, smuggling opium, fined 500,
and 81 COSTS Kahaealii, assault and battery, fined
$40, and 81 costs.
Sept 4-Patrick Diamond, smuggling opium, mol
pros. Mareano, assault and battery, fined SIS, and
$3.50 COSTS Charles Liili, furious riding, fined IS,
and 81 costs.
Sept. 5-George Hilauea assault and battery, COM
mitted for &c days to bard labor aud psy 20 costs
Kahale, larceny Of watch, committed for one year
to hard labor, and pay fine Of $40, and $3.50 costs
Appealed to Circuit Court. Palolo, w. J. malicious
injury, reusnded; Napuelima, o. malicious In
jury, remanded.
Sept Glib. T. Swain, drunk. remauded Levi,
furious driving. fined s. and s. so costs; Poe, Ka-
hololio, and Kawikuamoo, local Circuit Court
Appeal from Koolaupoko magistrate) Larceny Of
bullock. Committed each to months hard labor.
Sept 9th-Kanahina, insane, committed to the
Asylum. Uliuli wv. insane, committed to Asylum
Sept. 12th-Anianl, assault and battery on wife,
costs, IS. ft. ef5
Sept. l5sh-Haaheo, drunk, fined sS and 81 costs
Keoni, drunk, fined g and 81 costs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17

RErlns4r ErEEssIuS.-A Telegram from Europe
azuzu-.E he eozFlssiun 81 the railroad from Con-
r1--iaurs u A1-isnozis TIE latter place is vest
r--ttr.rE s-uz ne Fornur, hbuui $50 niles distant
80 = u. Gi-ucsDr e Bsigraae. which is $50 miles
A-rrut. z-s thr-r raunsutiun be made with the
rEur- Furqp1Hz sEstsu- But the Sling Of that gap
urv ruvui-r uHzv yea-s- Europe is horribly slow
b. nzk zzsis-z- wa soo.ooO. ooe people and the
s.suzzi.isS u1ati = centuries, tssy have not yet
nd a. ru1 s-usk srruss The Continent from east to
u. sd n shsi- reads tags;hs- measure little more
sh-r 5uss q he Utica Sintrt alone The distance
r-uu cuuHrrfiuauir tp Hnvre - about the same as
1hrt IRWIN San Frmncisro 40 Omaha, and The entire
-uui rms -h-osrh fertile and P0Puious eOuntry--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17

fS- The very sultry and depressing weather OF
the past few days has been productive OF coughs
and colds, and nearly everybody is complaining
For invalids particularly it is very oppressive The
trades will strike down again to-day, imparting their
usual brscing influence
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17

I'm HounoEl or Crvn Wan u SrkrS.-The Reds
- ss-s uuzlzting tber coufruroE OF Paris dur
zrt9 ~ rsirz q tsrru-, two ycArt ago. cable
sszat-s ss.trs tAst tscy have fred that city in four
eis--sat rl--us and that pcs-oieum s freely used.
-try % SrriIic rs Of thr largest in Spain, and
rasarr -u--s a. The Enos bHiidinrsin the world II
b Tx ua7i.l Of The r-urince Of Seville. aud stu
ls5 o. IN -irc- 6sassigrivsr, foTysre miles from
~ ksluusic and 20 miles south-rErd from Madrid.
u u-.ssa-.l = el.izss q Be the largest in the
vu-iE u1-1 u s. Rr.u-'s AZ Rome, There is also
~ -r-u- ralsce called the AleAEzr, cone parts Of
-tirt =-4 u7zl u shr Alhnmbra, built with stone
l-uurts E-uz Or FI1-s q HeTealss. In Seville. al
On &C L-ukiuo a. lzs Iadas, in the casa Longo, is
=1n.c.uu q doounonts q peualisr interest to all
.--s--ss 81 ths Seu wo-l6- The colectio1 eoztzins
IA ur-1 SucrnezfF relative 70 the discoveries BY
Ctaun huE Cu-1us Pizarrr and Magellan. We are
"a ~ unc .E e Tia sxtrnt of damages already in
fasirE ~ ttuss CunuzuistE, ban j. wall be natter
fu- -rrrt a. ssy Euccrrd IN destroying any Of these
rri-l AZ uE thcss magnificent buildings, nodelt
- -ri-si--su-e VIA ~hich Seville abounds.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17

tsy- The police force has been increased to sixty
elk, which is twelve more than the late household
troops mustered and sufficient to preserve the peace
In ordinary times. The transfer rom military TO
civil rule has been so quietly done, that no one
wonld know II had taken place unless told Of it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17

EE His Maiestys Ministers yesterday noon visit
ed The Russian corvette and were lived with the
customary salutes. Several OF the foreign consuls
also visited the ship on Monday and Tuesday. The
Askold win remain in port about a Week longer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17

eF- We are informed that Mr. ]. Moanaull has
written 10 Mr.. Gibson, denying the truth of the
statement circulated by the latter that the Attorney
General told the mutineers that if they did not sur
render, foreign Intervention would be solicited.
Mr.. MOarauli declares Mr. Gibson's statement to be
base falsehood; as every one knows it is, and
knows where il originated
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17

The Imperial family Of Russia viii assemble to
formally receive and welcome the Duke Of Edin-
bursh, who goes to St. Petersburgin DOcembsr next.
The marriage With the Grand Duchsss wiz take place
the following month.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17

tE-A fire occurred on Friday afternoon, in Nun.
valley, by which Mr. ]. II. Wood lost some six
acres Of rattoon cane. 1t was caused by lighted
match carelessly thrown among the dry trash. As
soon as discovered, the laborers SET 10 work, and
for hour bravely fought the flames, but were IN
able 10 extinguish them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17

NJ MOTTO-Ehat q wsrth asans 81 az. h
worth doing ven.
ny UTEETTOS-To giye satisfasflon - an
MVTERMs-cash on Delivery.
Respectfully Solicit the Public Patronage
oniee At Srs.rz JUpD LATSEs Gs0eary store.
wsSon ears for an Orders
iis-iy ". Il WALLACE. Proprietor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17

e Mr. Barlow will sell splendid lot of ready
made clothing at u N. to-day After this sale " Nc
more OF the same Sort
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17
ZOE Rent.
Large KaIo Patch
A GREAT REMEDVI
Such's California Asthma Cure !!

Two THE PUBLIC.-FOT the past tive Year,
III have been subject 70 severe coughing spells. e.
peciaIy In the morning. soon ~ would awake This
cough last terminated In most attack Of asthma
this being disease hereditary 10 family Last Au-
gust Is7., 1 seized with most attack Of
asthma cougled much that it seemed TO take away
all strength. could nothing without It's giving me
pain IN the chest and lungs called IN Doctor
took his medicine but % no purpose was recommended
60 warmer climate, and san Josn. but
change OF climate had no effect and when eft San Jose
never expected recover. finally tried this remedy
which gave such relief AZ once that continued taking t
and 1t Effected complete and radical am
hale and hearty In my life have recon-
mended Il 70 Others and it Invariably produced the
happy resultL recommend u % the public becaue
/ believe, as a remedy for asthma u has no equal
Yours, &c, FRANCIS L. SUCH
San Francisco, March Il, Is73-To al tshozs nsav
eoncet-This Is to certify, nat had cough for
many years l took all medicines could hear Of for
coughs and The asthma bat al lost It's effect IN few days
and being wei acquainted with the vegetable kngdon
have made gallons for myself and all had about he
eject aer several days taking, until Mr. such, the Good
Samaritan, came along with bottle Of h8 CALxroRsIA
AsrENa cuRE, which helped very much Ny case be-
ing Of long standing can truly recommend the medicine
70 others Respectfully yours, DR. L GILPIE,
100 Geary street, san Francisco.
"a send for Circulars 70 DILLINGHAM; a Co,
so I'm Sole Agents he Hawaiian L<innda
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17

LOOK our.-The reservoir was entirely empty Of
water yesterday afternoon Anirrigation and street
sprnking should be stopped till we have more rain
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17

tF Schooner Margaret Crockard was 81 days
making the passage from Honolulu to San Francisco
She win not return here at present
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17

~ 1t Is reported that a British war steamer ls
expected here shortly from Vancouver. There were
Eve there At the latest date.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17

~ The schooner Undine brought no later pa
Pers, though she LEFT San Francisco on Saturday
August 30, Eve days after the steamer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17

lB- The Lunalilo, which sails tomorrow for
Auckland, will take mail for the colonies
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17
NOTES OF TILE WEEK.

~ The steamer next week goes only to NawilI-
will, on the 10Th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17
TWP0RT~.

EH-lasn PR zant A. Fzikusurr SEPT l2-s72 bhls
us-d Bruad - pkg Salmon B-Iiies 10
l-uu-l su 80 AZ Fr-r 2ooo siuE-s l.2 cords Slave
a., D. go lr-t krpiss sein q Lumher. scs Hams
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17

Il The mercury stood at s2' on Sunday last
Rather warm for profitable church service
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17

ALEXANDER DAr.-Last Thursday, Sept. II. cor
responding with August 81 OF the Greek calendar,
was observed by the Russians and others ma
tioual holiday. The Russian Consul Mr. W. j.
Phuger, received official calls at Mr.. Widemann's
residence. at noon salute were fred from the
Russian Corvette, which was responded to from
Punchbowl battery. Both the Askold and the Ports
mouth were tasty decked out with flags, as also the
merchant shipping in port
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17

~ Tomorrow, Mr.. Adams holds bis usual
weekly sale. Terms cash.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17

eE- The arrivals at the Hawaiian Hotel, since
our last report, have been these,
Graham. UsN, Walter Gibson, LanAi,
y r Moore {" Capt Kustel VT, San Fr' eco
4 keez, 90 Miss W Little
W Conway " Samuel Parker, Waikiki,
Mr. Mrs c Nordhuf child John Rose Kauai
a nurse New York. o d Adams wife, MolokGi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17

FROM oREeoN-The barkentine Jane A. Fal1in-
burg, Capt. Brown, Is days from Astoria, arrived
Thursday last, bringing US Portland and Astoria
papers to the Esd ult We note that island sugars
are quoted 10 the Historian at l2IS cts. We copy
the following shipping intelligence: "Corbett and
Maclesy owners Of the Sparrowhawk, we're the
purchasers OF the Clara Louise at Portland last week
They got the Clara very chcap-only 81 500 aud will
load her for Japan. We understand that Capt
Forbes recently 10 the barkentine Jane A. Falkin-
burg will 20 master OF the Clara She Is here
under the Liberian flag but will sail by the way OF
Honolulu, be placed under the Royal Hawaiian flag,
ship akanaka crew and proceed. The sparrowhawk
viii 20 from Melbourne TO Manila We are glad TO
see oTegonians becoming interested In vessels, but
would rather see the vessels built here than TO take
them second-handed." The Portland Bulletin of
August sd says there about ten cases of small
pox ia that city. No cause for alarm was anticipa.
led of its spreading, all the were under
full treatment, but the blefi urges the strict OBJ
OF the best precautionary against
the contsgion, and calls upon the authorities TO
ercse thorough measures TO preyentits spread.AdU.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17

NEW RICE M1LL-while stagnation is observable
In almost every direction, and improvements are
few and far between, Messrs. Chulan & Co. have
been quietly at work and constructed large three
story frame rice mill on Mr.. J. II. Woods planta-
ton in Nuuanu valley, 10 be driven by water power.
The plant formerly used in Col. PreDdergast's rice
mill forms the basis of the new establishment, with
of course many additions and improvements.
Messrs. Chulan & Co. think that using water power
instead of steam, has heretofore been done, will
enable them to supply rice at much less cost,
though the paddy has ell 10 be carried from town up
TO the mill This branch Of industry is now much
depressed owing 10 the low prices obtained IN San
Francisco for rice, but there will be reaction by
and bye with better prices. The quantity Of rice
grown this year in Koolau will be large, provided
the birds do not destroy it all. They have proved
thus far very destructive.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17

TEE EoUNox.-The autumual equinox in our lat
itude and longitude is not very marked is 1t al
ways accompanied with the storm which the W cath
erwise, in other countries like TO predict for it.
Yet there is generally some disturbance Of the
weather, more or less marked, the result, perhaps
of storms prevailing at some distance from 1t
has tried hard to rain during the past few days,
but so far without success, though the wind has
been from the usually stormy quarter-southw
and the heat has been intense Aside from smart
shower on Monday morning, 20 rain has fallen here,
and grass, shrubs and trees are literally burnt up
with the sun. However, the wet season must
soon set in and change this appearance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17

The LORD OF THE IsLEs.-Capt. Ross, of Prince
vile Plantation, informs that a steamer passed
the port of Hanalei, Kauai, on Thursday last, the
llth inst As seen by glass it an iron vessel,
long and low 10 the water, and from her rig and
sails judged TO be an English vessel She was about
eight miles of, steering W. S. W. The Lord of the
Isles len San Francisco August 80, bound TO Hong
Kong, and it was probably II. Hong Kong Is in
about latitude 81, and the steamer probably stood
south I'LL she reached that latitude then west 10 her
port OF destination. She might just as well have
passed Honolulu and dropped mail.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17

California Saloon, Pilot Bread,
A ND CRACKERs-A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
Aka, A Few Gases Medium, In Small Cakes,
suitable for the Retail Trade For Sale by
4f1 BOLLEb co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17

Star Copperas Paint,
nv GALLON AND HALF GALLON CANS
n Tor sale By ga BoILEs 4 CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17
PRICE LIST
CHELSEA LAUNDRY!

HosoLULu. H. l., Jury T. 1874
I'm AND AFTER THIS DATE TEE FOL.
" Lowing RATES viii be charged I'll work done
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-17

Polar and Sperm Oil,
az BOLLEs 4 CO.
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-05

Hawes OF Deering, are three young men of
whom much is expected, and who are amply
able to fulfil the anticipations of their friends
To n
THE LEFT
belong only small number. In the Senate
is Farrington-a man whom you will always
find advocating advanced ideas and measures.
This he does, we are bound to say, regardless
of the consequences to himself or his political
fortunes. If the Legislature of 1873 enacts
any law before its final adjournment which
will be matter of pride hereafter you may
be certain that harrington had hand IN Sc
curing its passage. We are not certain 'iia'
Mr.. Chaplin ought not also to pe ciasseu WIN
his colleague. In the House Mr.. Corthell of
Calais. Mr.. Cushman of Auburn, and Mr..
Rollins of Albion, may be mentioned as be-
longing to this class. There may be other
ssReds., but these are all that think of at
this moment.
AS A WHOLE,
the Legislature tends very strongly toward
the centre. Without being so conservative as
to be reactionary, it is not quite radical
enough to be decidedly progressive. 1t is now
more than half through its session, and it
can be truly said that so far as the people at
large are concerned it has done nothing.
TAMERLANE.
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-05
BLEEDING Kansas.

Better the Kansas of 1856 than the Kan
sas OF 1871 Better the heroic times OF John
brown' jim Lane, Sharp's rifles, Atchison,
Lecompte' Stringfellow, Kansas Aid Societies
ana border warfare, than the unheroic bri-
berry, intrigue and corruption of to-day When
swarthy bands of long-haired Missourians
were daily making raids over the border toll
ing charge Of elections, burning scbool-hons..
destroying villages and killing ohro.e:'.- '
abolitionists, Kansas was synonvm sa
noble, patriotic and unfinching devot;o,, ~
the right. To the popular imagination th.
State was fair young girl whom a border
ruffian has seized by the hair and dragged 10
the earth. In those days poets sung of Kan.
sas. Can any poet sing of Kansas now
Will Pomeroy or Caldwell or Clark or Kal
lock inspire the bard9 Even the historic
muse, that is accustomed to examine all sort
of unsavory places, will approach the Kan
sas Of to-day with all her pockets filled will
moral disinfectants. Kansas was saved from
s'border ruffians' to fall into the hands O
banditti or "Christian Statesmen" it seems
Pomeroy has inflicted more lasting injury or
civilization than the wild crew that burned
Lawrence, or the invaders that for day
stamped out free institutions in the infant
commonwealth. But probably his example
will make no lasting impression. Perhaps