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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-11-08

To ARTICLE 65 of the Constitution granted August goth,
A. ID. 1864, in accordance with the terms OF Article so Of
said Constitution.
That Article 90 Of the Constitution Of August 20, 1864. he
amended 20 read as follows:
:" ARTICLE 65-The Supreme Court shall consist of a Chief
Justice, and not less than two Associate Justices, any of whom
nav hold the Court.
The Justices of the Supreme Court shall hold their offices
during good behavior, subject to removal upon impeachment;
and shall at stated times receive for their services a compen-
sation which shall not be diminished during their continuance.
Provided, however, that any Judge of the Supreme Court, or
any other Court Of Record, may be removed from office for
mental or physical inability, by a concurrent resolution Of
two-thirds Of both branches Of the Legislature, and the ap-
prevail Of the King.
The Judge against whom the Legislature may he about To
proceed, shall receive notice thereof, accompanied by a copy of
the causes alleged for his removal, at least ten days before the
day on which the Legislature shall act thereon. He shall he
heard before the Legislature"
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PROPOSED
To ARTICLE 40 of the Constitution granted on the 20
Of August. A. ID. 1864, in accordance with Article

To ARTICLE 40 of the Constitution granted on the 10th day
Of August. A. ID. 1864, in accordance with Article so OF
said Constitution.
That Article 20, be AMI the same is hereby amended, by
striking out the words - Legislative Assembly" IN the first
clause of said Article, and substituting therefor the word
:" Legislature" And also by striking out the words to the
Legislative Assembly, who shall enter the fact Of such return
on its JOURNAL and inserting after the words He shall re-
turn it, the words % with His objections in writing TO that
House in which it shall have originated. which shall enter the
objections at large ON its Journal 50 that the Article A.
amended will read as follows
- ARTICLE l9-Ihe King shall signify His approval OF any
Bill or Resolution, which shall have passed the Legislature, by
signing the same previous to the final rising of the Legislature.
But If he shall object to the passing of such Bill or Resolution,
He will return It, with his objections in writing, to that House
in which It shall have originated, which shall enter the objec-
tons at large on its Journal, and such Bill or Resolution shall
not be brought forward thereafter during the same session.
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OFFICIAL
q - m pRnNIsIONN d.

HDURSUANT TO HI PROV 10 OF
ARTICLE 50 90 co. trN-IIil IioN. -raCtei bE H.
Majesty Ksmeiameia ). 10y the Grace % Col, kim q The
Hawaiian Islands. Oh tie twentieth day % August, 4 j. $50
the Gl0Eiug proposed Amendments % -aIi Constitution are
hereby ordered published fr the period q three months lie
dr-. ruhFcarir1 ~ commence on the fourth day 81 October. Is"
Il. Il STANLEY.
Secretary OF the Ir-slat.va Assembly
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PROPOSED

To ARTICLE - Of the Constitution granted on the 10Th day
Of August, A. D. 1864, in accordance with Article 50 Of
said Constitution.
That Article 40 Of the Constitution %! August 2Oh, 1864, he
amsnded TO read as follows.
ARTICLE I5-an Bills or Resolves for raising the revenue,
or calling Tor any expenditure OF the public money, shall
originate in the House of Representatives. after due c~onsidera-
ton Of the revenue and expenditure for the two preceding
years. and the estimates Of the revenue and expenditure Of the
two succeeding years, which shall be submitted to them by the
Minister Of Finance; but the House Of MOBILES may propose or
concur with amendments as on other bills.
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

n0NOLCIC, 2Oth day OF January \ D 80 )
hereby certify that the foregoing proposed Amendments 10
the Constitution granted by His Majesty Kamehameha v. BY
the Grace % God. King Of The Hawaiian Islands. on the
twentieth day Of August. 4. n. 1S6+. were agreed To by a ma
iority of the members in Extraordinary Session of the LegiS-
lsture OF 1873. and were then and there entered ON it Journal
with the yeas and NAYS taken thereon.
In testimony whereof 7 have hcrHuUtu ser mN htni th,
1sy and year abov- written.
II. NACFARLANE.
Actin. Secretary of the Legislative Assembly cot lS-.
Atta-t u. u. STANLEY.
Secretary Of the Legislative Assembly.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT

To ARTICLE G. Of the Constitution granted on the 10th day
of August, A. d. 1864, in accordance with Article SO Of
said Constitution.
That Article 63 be AMI the same is hereby amended by
striking out the words d" and of the electors = and also by
striking out the word increased" and substituting therefor
the word 4" changed So that the Article as amended will read
as follows:
" ARTICLE 6 -The property qualification Of the Repre-
sentatives or the people may be changed by law.
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AMENnNfNI


Tp ARTICLE ~ pg th- Constitution af August 5 j.. l>Ds
in ar-ruisue- EEh Article SO lf ssHt Constitution
That Article - NJ ta Constitution L. amended by strihin-
rr- the EsrFs 90 arf IRE Attorney 't-nerll o m hin-ien-
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IL .frIcLE .. n II - - an


TT NUII|II = II ~" N"|l.II|I|||I -IN"|' ~ "" -.
day % August, \. u. 1864, IN sr"0niauce with The N~h
Article of the Constitution.
That Article - be amended O. T,ti 80 follows
ARIiCLE 45-Eaci member % the Kings Cabinet shall
Keep an Office al the seat Of Government, and shall he account
able Tor the conduct Ol has deputies ard clerks. The Ministry
hold saats ~ ofIcln IN the House Ci MOBILES. and they have
the right 70 b- heard in the House 81 Representatives on all
questions of revenue ami expenditure and they shall when
requested attend the House OF Representative and give such
information - may b. consistent with the Kings honor. aud
The good ~ the public service
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PROPOSED

To ARTICLE Il of the Constitution granted on the Goth day
Of August, AID. 1864, in accordance with Article so Of
said Constitution.
That Article Il Of the Constitution Of August goth. 1864, he
amended to read as follows
ARTICLE 1.-THE King by and with the advice and con-
sent Of His Privy Council, appoints the Justices Of the Su-
preme Court. and all other Judges Of Courts or Record their
salaries are fixed by law.
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MY MOTTO-W hat is worth doing IA all. -
worth doing well.
NV INTENTION-TO Give Satisfaction to all
MY TERMS-CAsH ON DELIVERY.
Respectfully Solicit the Public Patronage
T. Office at Messrs- JUDD & LANES Grocery store. -
Fort Street. Wagon calls for al orders.
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PRICE LIST
-OF-
CHELSEA LAUNDRY -!

HONOLULU, II. l., July :, 1873.
An AND AFTER THIS ATE THE FOL-
" LOWING RATES will be charged on al work done At
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sTEEEr ArrAIH.-

Thus far, September has been an exciting month
on the street. 1t was early rumored that Jay Gould
had cornered the gold market, and controlled about
$40, OOO, 900 in gold. Gold fuctuated wildly for a
few days, going mp by starts, then falling but
finally it went down and kept going down obsti-
nately, consequently Gould lost heavily, and made a
savage raid on stocks 10 put himself in funds. That
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-01-03
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY VIRTUE of an order issued out of the Or
phans' Court of Potter County, and to me direct
rd, bearing date Dec 10, 1872, will expose to sale
by public outcry, on Saturday. the TWENTY
FIFTH day of JANUARY, A. D., 1873 at ten O'Clock,
a. M, on the premises. the following described
real estate, all situate in the County of Potter and
State of Pennsylvania, to wit:
LOT No BOUNDED north by j. l.. HavenS and
Joseph LOukS: east by j. l.. HaVenS; south by J.
l.. HavenS and on the west by Huldah Sunderlin,
BlOomie Rogers. Abram KilbOurne, RhOda 81
mons, c. Sunderlin, c. p. Kibourne and Matthew
Youngs. Containing about seven acres, with a
mill privilege and frame gist-mil thereon.
LOT No. 2-BOunded north by Hiram Warren
east by the Luclen Bird lot: south by H. c. Jones
and west by John L. HavenS. Containing about
fOrty acres about twenty acres thereof improved.
LOT No. 3.-BOunded north by Amna Sunder-
lin; east by II. G. Jones; south by II. C. Jones,
George Sutton and s. Swimlar and west by Geo.
Parker. Containing about twenty acres, with
about fifteen acres improved
To be sold as the property of JOHN SUNDERLIN,
deceased. Terms-One third cash, One-third in
six months, and third in twelve months after
confirmation. c. w. BEACH,
-Adnl'r, Of Est. Of Jno iSunderlin, decd
Sunderlinvie, Dee. Is, 1872
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DIED.

At her residence at Lewisville, Dec. "a, 1872 Mrs
Lucy WhipPle, in the 10th year of her
age.
Thus departed a Mother in Israel" Her piety
was of the most feTvent and useful kind. She
was an active member of the Baptist church, but
free from Sectarian bias that all denominations
looked upon her as one of themselves Until dis
abled by age she was a constant attendant upon
all the means of grace, and on the Thursday eve
ming prayer meeting of the Methodist church her
prayers were q model of eaTnestneSS and power.
The loss to the cause of Christ is great, but we
can say with the poet:
''Weep not for sister deceased,
Our loss is her infinite gain" Com.
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NOR SALE, at this Ofice-to make room for
Il larger presses-a BrOnstrup Hand
presS-platen 2OH X 261E-nearly new. ALSO,
a RUGGLES CARD & JOB PRESS X inside
chase. Both presses in good order.
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Executors Notice.

of Miriam Monroe, late of the Borough of Lewis
vile, Potter county Pa, have been granted to the
subscriber, all persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims or demands against the estate of
the said decedent will make known the same,
without delay, to GEO. W. WARD,
Lewisville, Dec 26 1872. Executor.
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: stray.
Partnership Notice.

HFNIE UNDERSIGNED respectfully announce 10 the
L pubic that they Edy" this day entered into q
co-p4rtnership in mercantile business at Oswayo,
Pa where viii lie found general assortment of
merchandise usually kept in country store, which
they offer low for cash. PA
OSwAYO. Pa, ! WALTER WELLS,
Dec. II, lo.2.l CIIAS. DAY.
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Walter Wells, of the firm of WELLS Il DAY,
has just returned from New York with a large
stock of D1.Y GOOdS, ReadY-made Clokhifag,
Boots G Shoes, Hats ee cups, .HOiiOHS, Ha,'1-
rare, C1-0cEerT, and a full line of Groceries.
He has also purchased in Buffalo large stoke
of F20Ur, PORK, corn .1feaI and Feed, which
will he offered cheap for cash the same arti-
Cles can be bought in Welsville or POrtyille Pro-
duce and shingles taken in exchange for goods at
cash prices.
Please call and examine our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. WELLS & DAY.
OSlCnHO, Jan. l, 1873. %
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Mlarriel.
Rrehmer-Chastain.

Brehmer-ChaStain. Deer. -. 1872, at
the residence of the bride parents, by Rev.
}. l.. Lands, Mr.. GEORGE BREHMER, Of
Eulalia, and Miss FRANCES CHASTAIN, OF
ROulet.
EdWardS-KIeSa.-A COuderspOrt. on Dec.
1st 1872, by the same, Mr. CHARLES ED
WARDS and Miss KATE KLESA, both of En-
pOrium, Pa.
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Administrators Notice,

WHEREAS, Letters of Administration to the
estate of Henry II. Dent, late of BroOkand, Pot
ter county, Pa, deceased, have been granted to
the subscriber, all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment, ana
those having claims or demands against the estate
of the said decedent will make known the same,
without delay, to WILLIAM DENT,
Rrnnkland. Dec. 30. 1SI2
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airrf and Aereahnuts.

n Our Local Editor" probably eXerted
I snself tOOmUch. Christmas, on turkey
\ d fxin s. as he is now sick. He re-
1mmended us to look up some old al
N Hnac. but the news contained in the
l-St We could find was so fresh and
Rrrlmg to us that our belief in the nat
course of events was considerably
len. Wefnally gave it up in despair,
Iecided that if nothing ,COUld hap
-w.yit needn't-that's all. II the
i of MS week are of a solemn cast
NJ omreaders please overlook it, and
.eiirye that we heartily wish them
HAPPY NEW YEAR.
Nome of our readers will find in their
FRA bill showing how much they are
Ddhand for the Journal. The bills
made out up to the date at which
uper passed from the hands of the
|mrrproprietOr. We would urge those
receive these bills to send us the
\ R1mt at the earliest possible moment,
I the heavy expense we have been at III
fmrmg to enlarge the paper has placed
ID state OF chronic ShortneSS.
mother veteran of the war of 1872
be-. Mr.. JACOB RECKHOw, formerly
liS place, died at OSwayO, Pa. Dec.
l>I2, aged seventy-seven years. His
lains We're taken to Ceres on the fol-
mg>mday and deposited by the side
&Wie. HewaS an industrious man,
n I'D neighbor and a reliable friend.
halia Lodge, No. 342, \. Y. NJ, had
Enemion at the Coudersport Hotel
AnStmas, Dec. 25, 1872, and enjoyed
r. Christmas dinner. In the even
the following officers were elected
installed for the ensuing masonic
|r:
" NaSter.-R. l.. White.
/ Wdrden.-S. F. Hamilton.
WrrdeR.-O. J. Rees.
Eeg.-D. &. Larrabee.
lmS.-Almeron Nelson.
The mail to Port Allegany now leaves
VI CoUDERsPORT HOTEL at 9 a. m,
the Emporium route has been dis
tnuri.
lae>mday School of the Presbyterian
0eayebrated Christmas bya sleigh
~IShing up with supper at the
4rA Wemderstand they had a good
l.l on New Years day the Sunday
'o- Of the NJ. f. Church had their
'D-Ilde. Judging by the looks and
0IS Of the young folks, the whole
-S was highly enjoyed by them all.
Ar falr and Festival for the benefit
dr Baptist Chapel, on Dec. 19 and 20,
DS 10 have been quite a success, as
,N all the articles on the tables were
ana Weunderstand that the amount
o'Neu-Wlth expenses deducted-waS
'' 9I78. We append a card of thanks
N the church:
d. D. JOURNAL 81 ITEM: The ladies of
3aPuat church and congregation in
saSpCrt interested in the Fair and
MA T'a closing on the Goth inst. desire
ar,Sl rSSlaSS on your columns with their
coaT c@oaGTA1LowledgmentS and thanks for
istoaal tto,oal cooperation and valuable
IES S,1tts of q Of the ladies in the congrega-
IJrc5oS IL Sle Methodist and Presbyterian
'''i7S IN the Borough who contri-
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For Sale.

A half-cabinet WHEELER & WILSON Sewing
Machine, gOod as pelC.
Cost S75 PRICE $50.
Call on A. b. MANN.
Coudersport, Oct. IS, 1872.
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Notice.

My wife, Florence Smith, having left my bed
and hoard without just cause or provocation; |
hereby caution all persons against harb0ring or
trusting her on my account, as shall pay no debts
of her contracting after this date.
LEVI G. SMITH.
Harrison, Dec. %, 1872 23-4
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POTTER JOURNAL & NEWS ITEM.

buted so largely to the success of the
undertaking. They accept it as an III
dicatiOn of kindness and christian cOur-
teSy which they trust may never he
marred by any feeling derOgatOry to true
christian fellowship.
Dec. p, 1872. LADIES' COMMITTEES.
Christmas passed off very pleasantly
and quietly, here III town, and we have
no doubt but this season of opening the
hearts and purses of all has borne its
usual good fruits. The youngsters have
had their full enjoyment over the con-
tents of their stockings, and the older
ones have enjoyed themselves in the
light of the merry hearts around them.
But now we turn our thoughts to the
NEW YEAR. What of joy or sorrow
does it bear on its wings for you, dear
reader? What of trials, struggles, tenn
tations, or victory will it bring to each
of us? Let us look all the more closely
to the untrodden pathway of the future,
that we may not look back mournfully
at this year as we, so many of us, must
lCOk on the year that has past. Let us
make the single determination to DO
RIGHT, and then bend every energy to
enable us to keep the resolution.
We have received the semi-weekly
Olean Times, and are glad to notice
that our neighbOrs are in SO prosperous
a condition that it should seem to be de-
manded We hope the enterprise will
prove a success and that the Semi-week-
lv will soon be crowded out by Daily.
The Literary Meetings are deserving
of more attention than they have re-
ceived up to this time. There is always
something of interest in its exercises
those of last meeting were unusually in
teresting; the next promises to be equal
ly so, and we urge a general attendance
of our citizens. A village without a
well attended literary meeting during
! the winter season is behind the times.
and needs shaking up. The CouderspOrt
/ Literary Society meets every Monday
evening in the basement Of the MethO-
dist church at seven o'clock. Come and
help make these meetings more profit.
able. The paper of the SOciety-made
up of original articles by the members
will be read next Monday evening, ques,
tions that have been assigned will be
answered, and the following question
will be discussed:
! ReSOlred. that the National Banking
! System ought to be so amended as to Ell.
/ able any persons to establish a Bank fOl
the issuing of bills, that will deposit
with the Bank Department the required
securities.
! AFFIRMATIVE. NeGGtire.
5. 5. Greenman, J. NJ. Hamilton,
\. B. Mann. w. d. Weaver.
Bear Hunt.
Ed. Journal: | wish you would men
tion in your paper this week that | have
followed the track of large bear into
a laural patch on Pine Creek. On Mon,
day, the 9Th of January, self with Others
are going to try to kill him. All that
want a bear hunt can have a chance tC
go then; every one should be prepared
with gun and dog, provisions and blank,
cts, or robes. We start from Roulet in
morning; be at Baker House about 9
pass Lewis Lyman's about 10; take din
ner at BroOkland at y; and SO dow
Pine Greek and up the West Branch tC
stay over night, to be ready early Tues
day morning for the hunt.
Yours truly, LEROY LYMAN
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=. I. straw.

Branch township, a spotted red-and-white year
ling bull. The owner will prove property, pay
charges, and take the same away.
PA JOHN BURROWS.
West Branch, Pa, Dec. %, 1872.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS to the Buffalo Daily E'EN-
press and the EImira Daily IAdVer-
tiSer'' received and forwarded by
133-ly Arthur B. Mann.
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On the 23d of Deer, at her residence in Lewisvie,
Mrs. Miriam Monroe, aged 70 years.

Mrs. Monroe was one of the pioneers in the
north part of this County, having settled in Bing
ham township about fOrty-five years ago in the
midst of an unbroken wilderness. Her late huS-
band, AShabel Monroe, who was one of the best
known citizens of the County, was largely indebt-
ed to her prudent management for the fine pro-
perty he amaSsed and for the influential position
he occupied in society. She was woman of
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Notice

Is hereby given that James II. Foster obtained
three judgment notes in 1S6s, by fraud, faIsehOOd
and deceit, against Z. w. Foster and c. f. Foster
(One of Sl4 and two of Sl33 each) for no value re-
ceived, and we forbid all persons having anything
to do with them whatever, as we are determined
not to pay them unless compelled by law.
Dec. 16, 1872 23-2 f. W. FOSTER,
c. +. FOSTER.
, 1873-02-10

Of Washington and Carpenter Btreots, at 4
O'Clock p. m. Rev: Mr.. KtttredRo oponB tho
oourso to-day. Ministers aud la9fnon will oon-
duct tho service.
Tho opening lecture Of tho sccond Star Course
will bo gtven Tonight by Goo. Vim. Curtis, editor
Of Harpcr's 1Veck!tI at tho Michigan Ayonue
baptist Church. Tho subject "Oharlos Dick
gtyos promise Of n rioh literary treat
No. 5l1 Hurlbut stroot, in this city, at ha1f.pass
O'Clock on Saturday aftornoon.. Ho waa born
in Darlington, N. H., In 1916, aud oamo to Chi
eago In 1857. For 8ovcrnl yDara h0 WAS q monl-
bor OF tho Board OF Education, and Has we'll
known to tho community at large from hiR
prominence AZ a dealer In roal estate. Flo ind
boon III for several days, suffering from lnflam-
will bo dep1orcd by largo circle OF friends, and
among tho Masonic fraternity, Of which he wna
a respected member his Eilo md throo chill
dron have their sincere sympathy. Ho will ba
buried, With Masonic honors, at II O'Clock on
Tuosday morning. :,
Tho St. Paul oxprsss train on tho Chicago L.
Northwestern Railroad, duo in tho city nt half
until O'Clock in tho sttornoon: About milo
aouth Of Evansville Wis.,, tho ongina threw
rail from Its position, although tho locomotive,
baggage chr, and two passenger coaches passed.
over tie break. Tho Third coach went on tho
track, pulling after It the forward truck Of tho
speedily ohooked by the application OF tho
brakes, tho two roar cars lying oblQue1y aorosa
tic track whom they ceased moving. No ono
waB hurt. Several houra wore occupied in ef-
forts to got tho cars on the track, but 1t could
not be donc. The paHaongerB wero then ro-
Ing cars, and reached Chloago st the hour mon-
toned.