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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-18
PROCLAMATION.

VIZ KALAKAUA, b the Grace of God
AK q ne Hawaiian Isisads. agreeably 10 Arti-
ris IWsatF-seoo5d o. tbs Constitution Of Our
kiaE5oz. have ihis Gay appointed and DO hereby
E-ssiaiu ard uszke kuovu that falling an heir Of
os- ssdE. Oar beloved subject and Brother. His
B9FG- Highos-s, Prinos WILLIAM PrrT LElEIo-
s1Er = 10 Be Oar Successor on the Throne as
AiHs- aiier Il shall have pleased God to call Us
be1cs-
Done al Iolani Palace IN Honolulu. this
Fou-teeuth by OF February. 10 the
Feur cf Oar Lord Eighteen Hundred
and SeFsusy-l0ar.
3 Dc Eiuz= KALAKAUA r.
EBEIs y. HsIz, Minister OF the Interior
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Notice.
Lost
Notice to Creditors.

GUPREgE COURT IN PROBsrE-ry I'm.
- matter Of the Eztate o. STEWART mEWIETo1
COOPER deceased.
Notice b hereby given BY tha undorsrred ers.a. Or
me aDoNs named estate b az pnrr1fs hlglrr -1nt
asanat aid Stewart harniuD Copper tcse1. arh.i
ne same win TIE necrlrg sclcarl duly nuirn 1911
whether secured ~ norfllge othern1a - tIt rnrr
signed exicutar9 4t he ofce % r. Green 81 n
NE eteeltora. ~ hl Qce fueen street. In fl1roInn
within s1 months from ne date or pufiia N ~ -
ice and n not presented they wi b. fr1T-- tl-
Honoluiu, February "a. issf
W. r. GREEN
a A. CLEGHunN
Lrecut1r9 undFr lEr WI
- y o. Stewart Haniesn coersr. AID
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-18

~ Hrs MAJESTY THE KIse, accompanied vita
several msnbsH Of the royal family, attended Ka-
WaiahaO Church on Sunday last, and listened to
sermon preached By Rev. Mr., Parker. The Church
we'll filed and the natives appeared mach graft
fed 70 the King and bis family WOrshiPng where
four Of his predecessors were accustomed attend
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-18
Administrators Notice.

TE4HE UNDERsIGEED HAVING nr.TrE su1r
- appointed aniniltrater Or rIe iEs.ate ~ y " -
ne nie Or North k0nla. decreased. rcQl1stI ~ rarrrI
having CLAIMS AGAINST ND E1tlt1 l1pr.1ent isen Vim a.
Necessary vouchers. II any. within noatt f a. 80
II ths publication hey VII b. f1uscr h1rrel and ~
persous INDEBTED p d estate requesss 70 aEa -
mediate payment 70
" IEfidEHrnGu.
Admire q fac Estatc u J. ~ N1I.--. lr~sf
North Kehaia. Jan izth. i87L f71fr
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ChmmAerlnim' = Notiec---The Court WI 20 into fuE
rorzln Messy from OF
ri-r a'cr tse f1ucrai and vii
l1 u1--ulE frCr la rag lnt ne exp ration Of two
r-r1ttf fr1E1 ~ 49, g funeral ladies VII
rif pt11 tor f1l r1uurulE and white
49, ur tzlf
uerae-r % t1e Esuvtrzlaeut, and al persons
urrnd EE1 cuuri, Vi czaFe their several
Gnwm
faut1a-er tnr cirflz1s vi black salts and hat
tlris - len durlug the period Of
81 ururuE
a. flsr-Esr % FurEiru Cou1triez Colsuls and
rarIrrrl arern irritet observe the period Of
inl1r1ur he-ell r-sa-d, and the public generally
ruuurte1 thrr rrT-cs far memory the
lrzrtaE srruyrr hT vsarine hadees q Hi0urnlng
aur a. ti-rr ais-IteG
Il @ CEaHBE, Chamberlain.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-18

GfHEDETOR8 OF DANIEL. KF7WooWaE
" aif OF ion0ulu dtcteeed. ni1ltlte. hfrsty
q1eated b pItaent heir claims. duty gari1rf nl M
proper v0uchfrl. n exist. 1lrinI.ltrr a. -
odfH, within AZ months forI IA. ratl &C. 800 49,
shaI Be- forever tarree.
Honoluia. 5lst January fs7l
a b. DOLE adnaiatIlrlrof.
GSH Esta1e u DanisI ErE1oaal
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Thr ruhic ar hcrehy clnaoued AGAINST tres
r1srz Er1n zr fscraruurnf land IN this Kingdom. hy
~ -rarlrila c-.1lsg ~ tirlhfr wood otherwise
tauds % ts11r uzrrrai productions
EuarN o. Hail. Alnls-er q the Interior.
EaralalE- ~rul - lisa ss3
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Nuprrune Ceurt-CsE1zK's OFFICE FEn. 10. 1874
hsrT ursaruc the February Term. A. D. 1874
az Eu1-r1 -u1cla t4zcut CuGr he beid al n
-us s.annl Enua Tu-sa4y. ne a day 81 Fe5-u-
1s-t nstr1ue1 the f.th day u sad February
h. f1--ae- ,ruued uni ne lsth DAY o. March next
~ u-l1- ~ Cu1rl
a. WALTZ r. SRI clerk
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IN CHAMBEns. CIRCUIT IrDex - IrnI.

IN CHAMBERS. CIRCUIT JUDGE I'd IrDI-
n cii District Hawaiian islands In n Esfnr a. XIV
sALIEk Q. Hama. Maui Decreased.
On reading anc hling the petuou Of Captain II CarE
asking that the last VIII and Testament % F aafrr
late Of Hama, Maui II. L. deceasef BE- aim f- 4. a-r
bate; and the executor named therein b app-iufed
Il 3 ordered that Friday the san March. ts7E
II NJ az the Court House Hama Mani b 81 arrf -
The time and place for hearing zsi petition ara any oh
tons that may be made thereto
ABR FORNANuER
Lahainn. Jan. soth. fs7l ~ -
GtIRCuTr COURT, AT CHsMBERs THIRD
- JUDICIAL District In mater % Peat -
hAHOOkuMu * late q Nakapaia. North KonE.= Hn-
wall deceased
Assent Pc appointed administrator upon Estas a. th
iae khnoo<u-iu q OF North Eohaa. Hawai- fzrraarf
interstate Therefore. SATURDAY., ne aafl, dav al
EeDrunry la44s AZ 70 O'Clock Dr. Court Hon1.
a. North kohaa, Hawaii y hereby appointed ~ tn r-
and place for hearing Ead Application and any otiarr
tia. may be made therein.
CHARLES FREDERICK HART
CIR. judge. n Juf Distrlrt
North Kohaia, Hawaii. Jan. 18th. is7t - q
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rVu---ETle orernznenf FTlntuE Estahiishfnent hEv-
ff frn1 ne LIST 81 April lisa. 70 M Henry
Wrre=V t1-e-ner VIZ good WI o. the HAwAIIAg
Earr-ru ard az eEos ncusTeperE Tie responsibility of
r1tl1sll-r so ueus74ra-z entirely his; and his Ma
f1 = rLse responsible Tor any views
so svsraT-z- erceTt for What lnay appear
u-drf - ha1s ~ Eg Aut11riiy--'
Euulx o. HAIa- Minister or Interior.
rfu-a.ula Nrn-ch "a Is-a II
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In CIIAMBERs, CIRCUIT JUDGE Ia JrDI-
u cai District Hawaiian Islands In ne Es,ltc -
CLEVELAND Of Wailnku. Maui deccased
On reading and fling the petition o. J. n HaTrkust
executor under The wa % th- afe s. y Cegeinnd. ~
Wntuku Maui. II T. deceased. asking his
slcu executor Be approved. thl1 hr scnrretI
said ezecutorshp, and guardian appointed thr porsn
and property Of The minor child % shi Cleveland arra
ed and the property paid those entitled thereto
II ordered that " Wednesday, ne Jth % FeBrr-
airy. 1874, az a NJ AZ The Court HOUSE Wafuzl.
set apart me time and place Tor hearing salI pstu
and any objections that may b. offered thereto
AIR FOHNANDER
Iahaina Jan. .gth 1874 - u
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-18
LEGAL NOTICES

CUPREME COURT or THE HAWAI-
- Ian ISLANDS--In Protzts. Isiand 81 0aba.
Hawaiian Islands, 81 In the mattsr % the Estate q
HIS LATE MAJESTY LUNALILO. deceased. Order
appointing time for Probate q WI and airactis-
Publication Of notice Of the sane
document. purpoTtiag % Be The LAST y III
AND TESTAMENT and c0pICIL ANNEXED 81
LUNAL1LO, deceased, having THE sth DAY
Of FEBRUARY, A. .. 1874, been presented 70
said Probate Court, sad petition for ne proearo
thereof and for ;he issuance of Letters Tsstaenary
10 CHARLES R. BISHOP. Executor, having been
dled BY him; Il is hereby Ordorsd, That THURS
DAY the 26th DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. D. lS7t.
81 ten o'clock A. u. Of said day. a. ths Court Rso
% said Court Haaalaiu Be. and taa sane a.. hers
By appointed the time for proving ssid WI sna
hearing said application Hhou and where any person
interested may appear and contest The said W.T. and
the granting Of Letters Tcstamentary- 1t j. further
OrerSd That notice thereof BE- ziven b. publication
for three successive weeks, in the Hsraiias ezrffs
and Euakod. newspapers printed and published IN
Honoluu And il IS further Ordered. That Citations
DO issued to the subscribing Witnesses sad wiz,
aud to the heirs Of the estator IN this Kingdom %
appear and contest the probate Of said H. az he
time appointed. ALFRED s HARTWELL,
Attest, Justee Of the Supreme Cours-
JSO. E. BARNARD. Deputy Cisfk.
Dated at Honolaiu, H. l.. Feb. g. 1874 tzt q
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ca ssrvssslH1sr.--The Beper Asylum At
rora = - rrsEf naed 80 uic md ccttnu for hoe
80 t1rnI1s h.ri1E Articles q cotton
cllf-a farur uron the Afflicted b. making
~ lanzlliar aarrlnr raan NJ . NEders-
L1n- a1ar rnrEHrded c1gir destlnatiun,
M urdrs az nv Board q Iiaallh.
cnAs 7. Gul1cE- Secretary
rlu-r.-,- r-ar 4 rs-a
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II Has rLEEss1 has &AyEsTr The KING to
sHpoigi tbe ioiieSiog named ge0teuen as Men,
aoz e His Cabiaet.
Eis EEosHe1cE Pan NAEAouHUL
NiEisieT q Finance.
FuEzkN L GEEES.
NiHister = Foreign A.Tairs
E0o0zabss EEESASS A wIBENsSx,
Nisis'r Of Interior.
Ess0uhls AEEED s. HaETr11
Aaor1ey General
JEo o. DoluS1s,
HH Msiesfys Private Secretary.
Ioiz-z Rsisos, Fs6rusr. T7lh, 1874.
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VWtHE UNDERSIGNED HAVrEG TnErs nay
n been appolated bT lle Hon. A. Torra1fsr1 CIrult
Judge u tfa1l ndrnnIrrAter b NJ Est1fe ~ - -
JOHN PERROT cf Waiear1. f11r1 ~ Nsll a. = -
give nolce ~ an per1o1E 1da1t1d sd ssis1 - 80
lt1edl1le payment and ~ uio have lr1r.a -.s -
estate requested ~ present ~ sane aIIn - raehs
from date o. they wu b iofaVcr barrel
ANTONIO x SILVA,
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j Hss HuEssEg Hls MA5Es4T TIE KISe to
E7re.ui IS yus,ies Of the sOpreme Court the
fo.i5Vluz uuDed gsntleue1:
Ho1grlblg CHAs. CoFFIN HAEE1s,
Frs ASs0csale .TESfioe
Wee A 5. HzrtEell, resigned.
Eo11rable A. FzaECIs JUDD.
lSac7nd -4Ssociszs Justice.
Vice a. A wideuaun, resigned
JSo. O. DoNIsIs
Eis Ns5es;y's Private Secretary.
IlllrI Rslaul Fetruary I7lh, 1874
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IN CHAMBERS, CIRCUIT JUDGE "a JUDE.
n cid District, Hawaiian Islands In tne Estate q IL
LYONS OF Hama, Maui deceased.
On reading and hiing The petition Of A. unna- ainuis
TRAITOR Of the Estate OF Lyons Efara. Mani
ceased, asking that HIS such adnnlsrator b.
approved. and be discharged from All Ones add ihs pro
perry distributed 10 those entitled thereto.
II Is ordered that Friday. The Marrh. fs7g.
at A NJ al the Court House Hama. apart ne
time and place for hearing aid petition and any collections
that may be offered thercso.
AIR FORNANuEe
Lahana, Jan. 29th 1874 Elit
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On motion of Hon. Mr.. Kaukaha, a select Com
nit.ee appointed to prepare reply expressive of
the appreciation of the sympathy thus rendered by
the residents of Honolulu, and that this eorrespOn
dencO be published in the newspapers Of this city.
THE following was the response sent by the Chair
man of the select Committee:
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ALFRED S. HARTWBLL

CIRCUIr COURT AT CHAMBERS. THIRD
~ Judicial District In she matter q the ssgats
Of KAHEPA (kl late Of Honokans. North Kohals.
Hawaii. deceased.
Proper application having heen made By Geo. c.
Williams, that WIN. Merseburgh be appointed admin
strator upon the estate Of the late Kahcp1 fki q
Houoknne, North Kohala. infestafs .Thcrufgre.
SATURDAY, the 18th day ef Mar.h nex-. a. 10
o'clock A. NJ, at the Court House North Kohala.
Hawai-, is hereby appointed the time and Pacs for
hearing said application and any objections that nay
be made thereto.
CHARLES FREDERICK HART.
Cir. Judge. 80 Jud. Circuit.
North Kohala, Hawaii Jan. 2stb. ;s7f. s7Ast
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CiUPREME COURT OF TIE HAWAIIAN
- IsLANDS.-In Probate In the matter q the
VIII Of PETER J. MELLISH. late Of Honoala. de-
ceased ard Of the Guardianship o. REBEcCk NIL
LISH a minor. Al Chambers. before the Honorable
Alfred S. HartEe. Order Of notice Of petition for al
loWance Of accounts, discharge. and anal dstbutoa
Of property.
On Reading anil Filing the Position and Accoaats
Of JOHN D. ROBINSON. Executor o. The VIII q
Peter J. Mellish. late Of Honolalu, deceased. aud
Guardian Of said minor. wherein be asks % Be allow
ed s49S 10. and charges himself With $50. and asks
that the same may De examined and approved. and
that final order nay b made % Distribution o. The
property remaining in bis hands % the persons there
to entitled. and discharging him and his suretiss
from all further responsibility sssh Executs and
Guardian. Il Is Ordered, That THURSDAY. he
Goth DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. p 1874. az ten
o'clock A. n, before the said Justice, At Chambers.
in the Court House. a. Honolulu. Be and TIE sams
hereby Is appointed the time anA place for hearing
said petition and accounts and that all persons n
terested may then and there appear and show caasc.
II any they have Why the should not Be rrzns-
ed, and may present evidence 10 who entitled
to the said property And that this Order. IN ne
English and Hawaiian languages, be Fablished IN
the Hapaiian GGseffe and Hn0koa aaf AZ Okoa
newspapers printed aud Published in Houolala for
three successive weeks previous 10 he tine therein
appointed for said bearing.
ALFRED S. HARTWBLL.
Attest: Justies Of the suprsns Court.
WALTER r. SEAL. Clerk Of The suprsms Court-
Dated at Honolulu. II. l.. Feb. S. 1874. az "a
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-08
OBITUARY.

WAsHTNG7oy, Jan. l.-Gen. j. Il.
Sweet, deputy commissioner of internal
revenue, died here this morning after an
illness Of nine days, of penumonIa, aged
Al years. His body has been embalmcd
and will be sent west I, morrow evening
Gen j. B. Sweet was a native of New
York state, whence he emigratel at en-
early age TO Wisconoin, where he common
ced the study and practice Of law. lie
settled in Clifton, Calumet county, and
soon rose to a social position Of consiiera-
bic influence. lie was elected as a NOM
Der Of the Wisconsin legislature, and sery-
ed 18th distinction in that capacity FIR
three tarms. la 1861 he came TO Chica-
20 and entered The lawofiice OF T. S. Smith,
Barb / Clyde, pursuing his studies with
diligence ard success till the breaking out
Of the war. lie then went back 10 Wis
consin, fred WITH martial zeal and ambi-
ton, and raised company for the 81 Wis
consin, of which he WAS elected artain
Subsequently be Was appointed colonel Of
the 2lsl Wisconsin, his war record, al
though brief, was eminen,ly worthy Of h.
manhood. As soldier he was brave and
fearless, always ready TO frcnt lis regi
ment whenever It was called to actor /,
was at the battle Of Perryyi!Ic, on the Stl
of October, 1859, th4t lie received the
wound which has proved to be the CAUSE
Of his death. He was shot through the
shoulder and elbow, AMI being disc bled
/ from active service he Was appointed col
oncl Ct The veteran reserve corps, in which
capacity he came t. Chicago and assumed
Camp Douglas, whore the confederate
prlsoncr were confined.
The name Of Gen. Sweet will always be
associated VITA this camp, chiefly for til,
active part he took in the unenrthing o
the memorable Chicago conspiracy, ar
event which is still fresh in the memorv o.
/ re cation to the organization known as tt,
I Sons Of Liberty, and the pI": to release
.hc retel prisoners, and Ii, ac,ion on tn
ocoss On vac highly commended by tie gov
ernmen.. AftoT the war Gen. Sweet wa
appoint d as pension agent at Chicago
q position which lie filled 70: consider
able time. lie Was tieL appointed inspec
10. of internal revenue, and afterwar,
deputy cor missioner, the position which u
occupied at the time Of his death.
During his connection with Chicago
Gen. Sweet gathered around Lim host 0
! personal friends who were warmly attach
ed to lin, both on account of bls genia
social qualities and his intellectual capaci
ties. lis WAS a man Of cool, deiiberat,
character, Of keen insight, Of wonderful
executive ability. He was also a fueu
and easy speaker, and 'ew social occasion.
were considered rs quite complete unless
gracrd by his presence, lie took ut ont
tine Il warm interest in the progress Of til,
womans rights movement, and lis mo1er
ate councils were ever received With re
spect by tue siSterhooG Ills early Geatl
will be sincerely lameutcd by a large circle
OF friends IN Chicago, among whom h,
lived IN friendly communion, and by wlon
he was regarded as a high souled pure
minded, and kind hearted man.
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Annual Meeting.

Notice is hereby given to tie members
Of the Jones Library \ ssociation, that the
annual meeting Of the Society will De held
u the rooms Of the association on Wedncs
day, January Il, 1874 at 1870 o'clock,
J.. NJ.
This meeting is held for the purpose Of
r.cei'ing the reports Of the President and
Treasurer, andtor the transaction OF any
business that may properly come before
the meeting for its consideration.
As the prosperity Of the Association de-
penis much upon the zeal and interest taken
in II by its individual members, So all are
earnestly requested to be present and take
pant IN the deliberations of the meeting.
Henry Mulhciland. Jr., Sc ,rctary.
ScHCErrr s BRo. just added anoth.
'r machine to their plaster mills which will
now make their plaster mill as complete as
sny in the state
The machine is Of heavy cast iron in
which the laster rock is thrown and crush
-i TO pieces, which was formerly done BY
large hammers. This will save grea,
zeal Of lubcr and reduce the expense of
manufacturing. They will commence
manufacturing after New Years and we
would advice farmers to get their supply
"uring tile winter: taking therby the beue-
: OF god roads, low Tric, aud coDl enhance
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Deacon Borcherdt of the Tribune A
homeopathic.

The complete overthrow of the whole
radical State ticket at the November elec
ton, and especially the 1900 Reform ma
.jority in this county, a1nonished the Dea
con (who by the way is IN amateur show
cr-baih doctor) thai the radical medicine
Of calling tho opposition 20 radical misruIe
Copperheads, Bcurbons, Rebels, &c, did
not work this year as heretofore.
lIis rapidly diminishing subscription list
suggested the immediate necessity Of n
change, and lie concluded to issue (hi,
mild t1nic) The Tribune, in homeopatii,
doses, in the hope Of giving new impe.
tus to his radical circulation.
/ To the great JOY of his remainins sub
.cribers, this Semi Weekly is jnst half the
size of his old Weekly; issaed on Tues.
day and Friday at the same price, thus
giving item a chance of natural rscurera
ton between doses.
We make this announcement in our hu
name desire to allay his vengence som ewhas,
against Reformers generally. His frien Is
inform US, that he commences with the
editor and proprietor CT this paper, and
cnrses all reforile,s in the ascending scale
to Gov. Taylor. When with a single in
fation Of his musical old bellows, he again
ascends tho scale till he reaches Marin
Luther, whom he vehementlv beratts INN
, sically. vet very irreyereutly flor setting tie
example which made reformations possible.
His daring perseverance is verify OF i
bsttcr cause, and ii he fails in his hopes OF
gain as he assuedly will, we shall try to
oondole aud pity the follies of poor old
mat, as best we car.
lie notifies his delinquent subscribers
that they must pay up By the lst of the
month, or he viii leave their accounts with
an attorney for collection, and among other
things says: I'VE ear tru. say that We
would not exchange our subscription list
for any other in the city.
The self eumplacency of the Deacon :
statement quoted above, arises frum the
notorious fact that bis subscription list is
rery much the smallest of any Of the four
papers published in this city. to say moth.
ing of the necessity of employing an attor-
ney 10 collect his accounts as intimatei.
VIII th-Deas N Sem -Sikiy, =. died, =
as quickly rs his tug iift'e daily did, a few
wears since. is ii, questicn that new sei
iltes tie faithful few.
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City and County News
WkTL co first class girl to ID
w general house work. Good wages paid
Apply at this Office

Nh. J. l.. BR.NpEIs picked up ladies
fur muf in the stree. about ten days since,
which tbs loser can obtain by proving
property and raying for this notice.
SrvEsASCE GWnIIAAs' Cotillion band,
rus IN an appearance at tbs Nindiate
House, where over forty couple were in at
tendance willing to be sent off in the win
Dig Ways Of the may dance. The supper
was NIL that the mark cts could suggest,
snd the attendance was particularly notice
able, Gs II reunion Of ali the older elements
Of Mantowoc Society. The only regrets
expressed wee in relation to the non.ap-
psarance of the Two Rivers people, Who
wsro expected.
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Jones Library Association.

Notice il hereby given that the annual
election for Directors of the Jones Library
Association, will be held in the Library room
on Wednesday. January lith, lSiI.
At this election three directors are to be
chosen for the term Of three years. in place
II Henry Nulholand Jr, J D. Mark ham
snd q Even, whose term Of Office expires
n that day. The polls will be kept open
FROM three to five l'ciock, L. NJ.
BY order of the Board,
HENRY MtLHoLLAND. Jr,
Secretary.
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TO C0NoUnpTfvfS.

The advertiser. having been permanently
cured Of that dread. disease, Consumption
by simple remsJy, IS anxious TO make
known to his fellow suffers the means Of
cure. To all who desire it, he will send q
COPY of the prescription used, free Of
chargel, with the directions Tor preParir,
and using the s3me, which they viii ind
Il SURE CURE for CoNsUNPrIOS, ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS, &c Parties wishing the
prescription will please address.
Rev E. 4. WILSON.
l9i Penn. St Williamsburg, New York
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ET.N. BOTS. RT-.V

yEoM YEAR OF JCBILKE"
Lo my fever now is high
+ ~, nay boy. in pity fly.
Bring rae PAINPAI>r. NuLcuTr's BALM,
|: viii soon ny fever calm.
Cool iay lips-they burn they burn
Fan my temples, ,oo. in turn:
Give relief or | expire,
Painting III this biaze Of fire.
Gave M PhIN PAINT, iy the powers.
Drop il 0 or my head in showers;
Oh! how cooling to my brow:
All, m breathing easy now.
PAlS PAST Gains ny frantic brain,
Burning body free Of pain:
: HoLC0TT, P.G. pAINr adore,
Perfect health So quick restore.
Drugs and doses, understand,
Degrade an ass-much more man:
Filthy compounds that they mate,
Shall not, will not, cannot take.
Observe. when Mother Earth is dry.
She drinks the droFlags Of the sky;
And evening dcw her cordial Eiras
To every dropping plant that lives.
Thus man, sel.-taught by instinct, will
Drink deep from fountains or the rill:
False guides will snatch the cup way,
Cram poison dOwn--Sur stomachs fay.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-08

CARRIERS THASks-Our carrier boy
has the most substantial reasons for return
ing his hearty thanks 10 the PIIo1 patrons.
for their very generous and unrivelled
patronag. on New Years day. While tell
ing rs Of tie financial success Of his ma
chine printed address, his face "looked rs
happy as big Sur flower" Surely he's
40 pngratef ID.
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