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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-01
GETTYSBURG
KATALYSINE WATER.

The United States DispeneRlory, the authorized
record Of our MAterla MedIca classes this water
nth the most renowned Alkaline or CarbonatCd
Springs Of Europe. II far oTcCls any other known
In It's self.preserying properties It does not dc.
teriorate by bottlInE and keeping. It has never
been claimed for any other mineral water the
power 70 dissolve tho urAtes, or s0.caled chalk
formations In the b0dyor onthe limbs and joints.
TtlS tho Gettysburg katayBlne Water has done
in hundreds OF instances. GOut, RheltRdtitIH,
NtUrdkQtG, Dy6p[pStG, GrdUGl. DI96etlS. kidney
and Urinary DiS6GSY generally have all yielded
to It's influence. 1t has restored MLSctilGT P5lCer
70 the pAralytIc, cured Abdominal Dr0pSy, and
given healthy action to the Torpid Liver. It has
cured ChTokic DIGrTh0d, Pies, C0nStIp7tl0R.
AGLtt1d, Cdtayrh, DlSSdSeS Of the Skin. General
De6tllty and Nervous ProStrdti0n from Mental
ard Physical EreESSCI. All these by tho bottled
water, 1t 10 a powerful Rntidoto for ErcESivt
Eating or Drinking. 1t cOrrects tho Stomach,
promotes Digestion and relieves the head almost
Immediately. Pamphlets containing history
OF tho spring, reports from eminent physicians
and medical writer's. marvellous and wGll.Rttested
cures, and testimonials from distinguished cItI.
EenB, will be furnished and sent by mail on Gppll
WHITNEY Bros. GcnI Agents,
227 South Front ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
GETTYPBuRa SPRN0 Co.
Fer sale by EDMUND BOOKING and Drug.
gl8ts generally. mArl7,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-01
THRoUGn LEE.

We slight the gifts that CvoTY scaSon beArp,
And let them fall unheedGd from oar grasp,
In our great CagcrnCsS 70 reach and clap
The promised treasure OF our coming years;
or else we mourn SOme great good passed away,
And, in the sh4d0W Of our grief shut IN,
Refuse the lesser good we yOt might win,
The offered peace and gladness OF to-day.
So through the chambers OF our life we pass,
And leave them one by one, and never stay,
Not knowing how much ple9sAntncss there was
In each until the closing OF the door
Has sounded through the house and died away,
And IN our hearts we sigh, ."FOrGYermore
-ChdmbGrS' Journal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-01
STATE Nominal.

RAILWAY MoRTGAoEs-Quiet firm.
sTocKs-Active, with rapid auctua'
tions and a general weakness. The ex-
IRENE decline was 50 per cent, the gener-
al list having fallen off LAP per cent. and
closing weak at about The lowest prices
of the day. The market was steadiel
later in the day, but there was no recov.
cry oil moment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-01

TOLEDO, March 81.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Extra white Mlchi'
gan 81 02; No. do 81 70; amber Micht-
gan 81 03t; No. l red 81 70; No. 2 do,
81 cat. Corn-Hlgh mixed 309c; low
mixed 30tc. Oats-Dull and prices are
nominal. ...
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-05-17

tenal whsiher h. made the esairaet % rs4. bot whcn he has
Hsaf' q, sEa rrcrirts part paymstd. "a y nGt trps hherty TfEs.
tt@l ~ lac BE- him a aiaalun he ebsgaiiuns a3 deifaut
hs e~unpasysT cut Il 80 monry advanced. ngf /. - saai. brse
year sctsu ST daaasges. This may D. regarded IN nasi eases
- ustrs UackrFy IL . 60 inrnr a bin e costs wtthast the
slightest F00hasii'y Of Sesivins ns amount ssardsSs
In contracts both parties have their rights. aud m eshrr
fl 90 fuihiL . wise administration q the law VIII enforce
tacni. Nothing tends - mnch 90 aenofaltae q people as n b.
lief tsal IL IA optional 20 fa,hn . coatract.
Thc law oftcu makes a public sentiment of Ervat practical
NAu- " Vta4atsous Of duty and counmtsssou- 81 0accces Hrn
dssrcgardoi AID pass uapunshcd. ibcre unh b. a constant de-
peecatioa 81 the true sense II moral eaiigatioa~
Allow the 20 parAphrasc another paragraph Of the
decision Officers are appointed, Of eonrse. Ia refer
ence 20 the business or requirements Of the country.
The litigation Of the community must b. listened TO
and adjaaicatcd and decisions giSen when matnred.
and u neglected. the desrest rights 81 individuals
mSy suffer. the whole fabric upon which values IL
based might be iTretrievably shattered the appoint
ment Of officers is designed 20 prevent such a cundt-
ton OF affairs. lt is in degFee a. essential 10 the
cOmmunity that our officials should remain with us
10 perform their service rs agreed upon. a. IL is for
the plantation labOrer or the seaman. Our comnu-
nifty is enoountering as many adverse winds a. a
vessel or n plantation, and is quite as likely 20 be
endangered as a vessel ON a lee shore or n plantation
in crop time. when all hands are required. la clos-
ing let me SAY that we who tx 50 high q standard OF
honesty and integrity for plantation lAborors should
he very careful % live up 70 IL ourselves. for example
Is better than precept. }. o. {.
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New YORK, April 22.-It is said that q clause
has just been discovered in Section ll9 of the new
city charter. by which it is thought possible that
Tweed, Connolly. and others OF the Tammsny ring,
may escape the criminal prosecution begun against
them. Relative to this Charles OiConor says he
had the matter under consideration, but the points
involved were so nice it would not be for the
public good to have any statement he might make
Of them published in the comparatively loose
language of newspapers before he had arrived at a
conclusion.
New YORK. April 2S.-Three thousand eight
hundred and eighty-four immigrants. chiefly Irish,
of the farming class, arrived yesterday at Castle
Garden.
The City Of Lyons. twelve days from Queens
town, had one thousand two hundred and twelve
passengers. On the 18Th and 18th very stormy
weather set in. during which three sick children
died. One sailor was washed overheard and
drowned. He was working his passage and had q
wife aud two children on board. On Monday three
thousand two hundred and 6fty-three passengers
arrived. Last week eleven thousand nine hundred
and eighty-thrce immigrants landed.
LONDON. April ~25.-Despatches from Madrid,
received here. are of q very exciting character. 1t
is rumored that an attempt has been made to pro-
claim a Commune, and the belief il that the dis
turbance is of a more serious nature than any that
has vet occurred.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-05-17
The Late Captain McGregor.

1t is our painful duty to record this week the
death of Captain George McGregor, the well-known
MASTER during the past ten years of the steamer
kTiauea. lie may be said to have literally died in
harness. lie was seized with ~apoplexy ON Tuesday
morning the 9th inst, shortly after the steamer had
arrived at Maalaea Bay from Lahaina, and although
he had prompt medical attendance, he continued to
sink, and expired at his residence in this city, a lit
tic after midnight of Monday last. Capt. McGregor
was about GA years of age, a Scotchman by birth
and commenced his apprenticeship TO the sea in those
once celebrated schools of the sailor, the Leith fish
ing smacks. Subsequently he entered the British
navy and was for some years a petty officer. Some
fifteen or more years ago he came TO these islands,
and engaged in the coasting business. He was Il
thorough seaman, an excellent pilot among the ISL
snds, and an eminently careful and skillful shipmas-
ter. Scrupulously watchful and untiring, he was
ever ut his post, night and day, and ct length he
fairly broke down, a martyr to duty. He leaves a
wife and three children here and two sons in Cali
-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-05-17

BERLIN, April 24.-The Upper House of the
Prussian Diet engaged in a debate, which lasted
six hours, on the bill regulating the training and
appointment of the clergy. Prince Bismarck made
one of his powerful speeches on the report of the
bill. He defended the attitude (which the Govern
ment had taken as fully justified by the domiHeer-
ing assumptions of the priesthood. In the course
of his speech he took occasion to deny the oft
repeated report that be i~nstigated the occupation
of Rome by the italian Government.
LONDON, April 24-Rumors come from Constan-
tinople that the Sultan is seriously i'll.
The Prince of Wales leaves London tonight for
Vienna to be present al the opening of the Inter
national Exposition on the first of May.
LONDON, April 24-As reported, the Earl Of
Delaware. George John Ssckville West. committed
suicide last evening by drowning. The tragic end
of the Earl has caused considerable excitement in
this city.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-05-17

The OLpH oE. wag at Lahaina, emulous
of the success of the .Niuaou Of the metropolis. has
sent us No. l. Vol /. Of a diminu;ive but powerful"
Elocuf0Eary.-The entertainment at the Court
House last evening by II. c. Demorest was in every
way q success. About one-fourth of the hall was
densely crowded with the beauty and fashion Of La
haina, and the rest Of the room was filed TO over
flowing with their enthusiasm-and several dogs.
Mr.. Demorest's Brute and his capers was loudly
encored. Wounded - was a splendid effort, and so
perfectly rendered that during the recital Of the
prayer of the dying soldiers oomrade We saw one
good Catholic reverently cross himself, two high
church-men went down on their knees, and several
Presbyterians stood up in p~rayerful attitude. And
in the closing scene, the dropping Of tears on the
hall floor was like the pattering OF an April shower.
We have not space to give the performance the notice
it deserves, and will only remark in closing, that we
tried twice to get in the hall without paying, but the
eagle eye Of Bill George lit on us like a June Bug,
and we silently wept aud came down with a dollar.
Some Internal wretch has reported that we are an
of-shoot of the .NiIhou, q spicy little sheet published
in one of the villages of Oahu by a young man who,
they say, loves politics, and was once up Salt River,
IT i ake-wc forget which. But we beg TO inform our
subscribers that we have no connection with that
paper, and the man who says so is-another.
The owners of the sugar mills have invited our
molasses he wants, free.
When riding a donkey, what fruit do you most re-
semble A pear, (pair.)
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The Morning Star.
sources.

Speaking of the above named missionary packet,
the N,hou of Tuesday says that a large quota of
the funds for the vessel are contributed by Homo
luans. and intimates that none of the sum so con-
tributed is spent here. For the year ending May
Is, 1872, as appears by the published report of E.
O. Hall, Treasurer of the Hawaiian Evangelical
Association, the Morning Star was provided for as
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-05-17
Total for Morning star........

IUIaT OF NIUTNI- EofVoO u
As {" our Shepherd = appears to be posted up on
all subjects pertaining TO Church and State, per-
haps he will favor the Honolulu community with
the exact amount in dollars and cents contributed
by the Honoluluans to the funds for sailing and
keeping in repair the Morning Star. And then
will he further particularize how much has been
expended on her account in this port for repairs,
sails, wages and provisions?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-05-17
ASST. OF new GOODS
RECEIVED Eek
KA MOI, KALE

ind The Late Arrivals, consisting in part Of:
Fancy Prints, White and Dark Ground Prints
Ulaliis, Fine Cloth and CaSsimeres.
Blue and Fancy FIanneIs, Heavy Sheetings,
Hsrrock's Long Cloth, Brown Il Blue Cottons,
Linen and Cotton Drill, White Moleskiu.
Bedford Cord, Cotton Blankets,
Grey Horse Blankets. French Merino,
Italian Cloth. single and double width
Waterproof Cloth,
Silk. Italian Cloth and Cotton Umbrellas,
All Wool and Silk Barege,
Black CObourgs and Baratheas,
Extra Heavy Bed Ticking,
Wooden Plaid aud Fancy Shawls.
Turkish Towels, Linen and Cotton Towels,
Dotted Swiss Muslin.
White. Brown and Black Linen Thread,
SILK, Cotton and Cashmere Handkerchief,
White Cotton Thread,
Table Covers. Fine Rugs and Tapestries,
Round Combs,
Ladies', Boys and Gents Hosiery,
Bunting. Gents Cashmere Suits,
White Duck Suits, Pea Jackets,
Fine Moleskin Pants. Felt Hats,
Perfume, Hair Oil and Pomade,
Playing Cards. Fancy and Jet Buttons.
Extra Fine Silk, All Wool. Merino. and Cot
ton Undershirts and Drawers,
White Brilliants, Chambray Lawns,
Nainsook, Victoria Lawns,
Jaconet and Tape Checks.
Paper Cambria and Superior Silesia Lining,
An assortment Of Pen Knives and Scissors,
Galvanized Pals, Wrapping Paper,
Horse Rope, American Cut Nails,
And a variety of Other Goods which may
be seen at Salesroom.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-05-17
THE PACIFIC
Commercial AObrttisrr.
ra..ss or rms Moos ron 1nE Mozrn Q, NAY. lsIa-
SATURDAY. MAY Il.
NOTES or THE WEEK.

TBF BiRk Clara u. SutI, from san Francisco
bonnd to the Ochotsk for Goldfish, srrived on the
l4th and proceeded on her voyage The same day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-05-17

C. brewer & CO.,
OFFER FOR SALE
JUST AR !
CORINGA from BOSTON.
Coal, Anthracite and Cumberland
Copper Paint, Oakuln,
Yellow Metal, Sheathing s. Nails,
Pepper Sauce,
Cider Vinegar,
Quarter Barrels Pork,
hI1tS MaCkePeE,
EsbIs. Dairy Salt, Yeast Powder
Corn Starch,
Brown Soap, Tobacco,
Spirits TuFpentine,
Hide Poison, ROsin,
Mineral Paint, Coach VarnIsh,
Cut Nails,
Paris PlOws,
Axes and Hafchets.
American Scales,
Hemp Packing,
Pick and Axe Handles,
Metal, Canal RaFrOws
Hoes,
Oak Plank 81 White
Pine ;
Nests Trunks, Bbis. Fire Clay.
Paint Brushes,
EkegS and BbIs. Shocks.
fe22 ar
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Voluntary Exiles.

We hare no desire nor do we intend 20 10 COZ
staRtly reminding our readers OF the prevalence Of
the leprosy. nor shall We furnish weekly bulletins OF
the number sent to Molokai; such statistics are not
needed. Ii is sufficient TO know that everything IS
being done or in a state Of forwardness towards
being done, in reason 10 ensure the speedy stamping
gu, Of the disease. A circumstance however came
under our notice one day this week ia connection
with the lep.Osy, tina, IS worth putting on record.
Two native women came voluntarily to the Station
house sqd informed the Deputy Marshal that they
were lepers, and wished 20 be scot 10 Molokai. One
Of the women showed plainly by her swollen face and
disoolored skin, the symptoms Of the disease; the
other WAS affected in one foot only, in TIE liberated
form. On inquiry it appeared that both had been
married to lepers and had accompanied their hus-
buands 10 the settlement on Molokai, at the time
when relatives were allowed 10 accompany those sent
there. These women were free from the disease
when they went to the settlement. The husband Of
one woman diei there several years ago, and that Of
the other in October last, and the women had each
returned TO Honolulu, and here each had been
attacked with the disease ir the same form in which
it had carried of the two men. They now came Of
their own accord and requested 10 be sent TO the
settlement. These women had had q lengthy expo
riencs Of the manner Of living and the mode Of
treatment under Government supervision at Kalau-
papa. and the fact that they now request the privilege
of beisg returned thi;her. is a most noteworthy one.
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THE KmAuEA it is announced will lay up on
Monday for repairs. leaving on Friday next for
Kauai. 4 new master has been secured for the
steamer, but not yet publicly announced.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-05-17
AT IL l-2 O'CLOCK, ON WEDNESDAY,
Wines, Ales and Liquors !

Namely,
Star brand Ale, pints and quarts
Norwegian Ale. pints and quarts
Superior Rhine Wines.
Sparkling Hook. pints and quarts,
Superior Claret and White Wine,
Hungarian Wines.
Genuine Schiedam Gin, in cases II and 10 bottles
Quarter casks Brandy in Bond.
~ IL SAMPLES POSITIVELY SOLD. III
TERMS LIBERAL.
(. p. ADAMS, Auc'tr.
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Losr OvERBoARD-During q gale, of Cape Horn.
February :, 1873, o seaman named AdolPh Anderson.
a Swede, fell overheard from the ship C0ringu, by
some means unknown, and almost Immediately sunk.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-05-17

Coon PAssiaE-The JfaIy Foster left Hilo at
noon on Thursday and arrived al Honolulu at 4 P.
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THE Doll SEAsoN.-With no ships in harbor, and
very little business OF any kind going on, our
streets at midday have a Sabbath-like appearance.
Now is the time to take a holiday run in the com
try by everybOdy-except newspaper men.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-05-17

SALE PosTPoSED.-The Msrshal's sale Of the land
of Mskaha, at Waianae, Oahu, heretofore advertised
for May q, has been postponed until Saturday,
The New York herald., 1873-10-15

,nat tho old ana nopulous nations Of the Ola
World, @ including china I'D Japan are now oend-
ing toward Christian nations as N 70 save them
from destruction, while but for Christianity Great
Britain and the United States might have been In
VOWED In war averted by the treaty OF Washing,
ton, made in the interest OF peace, which settled
their disputes and bound them IN stronger ties o.
frAis remark called forth non the
English delegates cries Of "Hear hearm
Rev. Mr. Marston of London delivered an earn
est address on the great influence oil the English
tongue in promoting the strength and growth Of
Christianity. He said, with courteous Difference
TO the representatives OF the nations OF different
language, that the influence OF the English lam
guage In developing the benefits OF the Christian
religion were spread throughout the world. Mr..
Marston gave graphic description OF
THE SCENES IN NEW YORK CHURCHES
last Sunday evening, with their immens' .tn~9s
gathered to give approval to the doctr' >SSCnr,s
tianity. Many OF the delegates al ~ o c,s ,ha;y
reception by the President this aaaeu W na ,ass a
them, an English divine, rer AueInoon' ~ n n
when he shook the hand ~NfN1lS Ss,aspt LIN. - thaI
he shook bands with ~ tes pnesuHm, ams,ricar sr
Ne s,rsss,ans welcr {peaksr said that wnet
Ss rerrSsentati- ned the Alliance, ne we,c0pic' S
t;or ,sisr;ons ,es of all nations and OF III Viris
ssae go gnder the sun. 1t was hpEounce
sos SnN spe' al train would leave W8shington Il
worlo~ aiteYnoon northward, and that the dele
gaze would meet tomorrow morning at the Cap
to' where they would be photographed, the pictnr
! scing intended for popular magazine, and tina
( Governor Shepherd would entertain them at lunc
| tomorrow at Wizards Hotel.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
HORSE NOTES,

number OF very important sales OF trotting
stock viii come OF during the present month.
Among the many are Mr.. Charles Backman's, at
stony Ford; George b. Alleys, In this city, and A.
=. Tayor's, at Turner's station, RockIand county,
on Friday next The latter viii be the first IN
order OF date. The catalogue embraces some nfty-
six head, from the full-booded sire to q number OF
sucking colts and nies all raised on Mr.. Taylor's
own farm, and who will warrant the quality and
pedigree OF each. The sale offers a rare oppor.
tunity for supplying the stable with first rate
trotters, and the farm with young stock OF great
promise Mr.. Archibald Johnston has been specially
selected to conduct the sale, at whose onlces cata
logues can be had.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. IA, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship Canada Br Webster. London-F
Steamship Goethe GER, Wilson. Hamburg -Knauth,
Nachod kuhne:
and wes indies ssses@shp Co. 0ape
Steamship Morro Castle. Morton. Havana-w Clyde
Steamship Leo, Dearborn. savannah-Murray Ferris
Steamship James Adger. Lockwood, charleston-J W
Steamship Regulator Martin, Wilmington, NC-Loril-
SOssa CITY ana
Steamship Hatteras. Reed. Norfolk-Od Dominion
steamship, Fanita poane. Philadelphia-Lorillard
Steamship Nereus Bearse Bostop-H F Dipocr.
Ship oberon tBr) Tirrel Liyerpool-Bowring Archi-
Ship John Bunyan, Gilmore, Bordeaux-carver &
Bark Empress (Br), westerberg London--F W Sim
Bark skulda Cyor). Christensen, Cork or Falmouth
Bark Terecina GtaD, Giannori Cork Falmonth-slo-
Bark 4 Klockmann GER. Haase, Bremen-Funch
Bark Jacob (Aus), Radovani, Rotterdam-slocovich
pn BARK orinocc D, ROco' Buenos Ayres and market
Bsrk sshsmX Snow Henry
Brig Lola Csp1. Career, seville-Ruberia 4 Co.
Brig Shasta Brown, santander-Borlani, Dearborn 4
Brig Lophcma Br,. Frazer Bcyrout-Fabbri chaun
Brig Virginia, Johnston. st Picrre-Rcynal 4 Co
Brig Torrd Zone (Br), Cooper Port au Prince-R MUIR
Brig Slduulne VGerJ, van hleGen hcnlnonu-funcn
Edye & Co.
Schr Bessie Grenfell (Br, Grenfell Hayti-Geo Bull
ley
schr Pioneer Br), Quinn, st john NB-Heney 4 Par
kcr.
schr Cove, Harkness Port Royal, sC-S Loud &
Co.
schr Coombs, coombs. chareston-J H winches
ter 4 Co.
sehr capssa nn sotSn
schr Demarest, Cowan, New Haven-Rackett &
Bro.
Schr Talma. Van Tassel, New Haven-Rackett 4 Bro.
Schr Sallie Burton Burey Stamford-Stamford Manu-
featuring Co.
schrs Goodwin. Waterbury, stamtord-stamford Man.
ufacturing Co.
sloop South port Beebe, New Haven-Rackett 4 Bro.
Steamer Concord, Norman Philadelphla-W Kirkpat-
rick.
Steamer Beverly. Pierce. Philadelphia