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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-02
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CO.. Jacob AID HLa OTgan.


We have never been Of those who were
Inclined to stignatias Governor Jacob with
ogpoJrious names, bao9us! be differed
with some members Of the Democratic
party Oar paper has not been run in
The interests Of any clique nor branch Of
the party, but it has sjucc we have con.
ro'Icl its columns, been earnest in sup.
porting true Democratic principles, aad
we have ever deprecated the difference Of
opinion 10 our ranks and RETAINED very
carefully from cbteayorHg to widen the
breach, on the contrary We have always he.
Iicycd it desirable and practicable, for the
members Of the party to SO conduct them
selves in relation to those who differ with
them as to lead them to return 10 their
allegiance to Democratic principles; and
although there may be to-day. some who
from selfish aud impure motives are anx-
ious to maintain and widen the breach 10
our ranks, yet, as gonoraItIing we be
icve there is really no division 10 the par.
ty, aud unless the ircbrands Of discard arc
kept alive intentionally and majciou,Iy,
the grand old party will at the next elect
ion present an un5rOkcn front,
But what is the idea of the Kanawha
Chmuicie, which is presumed to lie the
Governors special organ! Does it feel
called upon to keep uPa continual warfare
upon the Democratic party? Does it fol.
low The direction Of Governor Jacob, in
keeping all its good words for Radical men
and Radical measures, while it pours out
its hebdomadal walls Of wrath on the De
mocracy stigmatiajug the party with all
the epirhets that have been applied 10 it
by Radicals?
In last weeks issue, there is most
painfully labored article on what is Bour,
bon?" he FIRST endcavors to be very wit,
ty over the "Boprbons" Of France; while
they have nothing to do with the matter
under consideration, the reference is ra'h.
er unfortunate for him, FOR the "Bourboos"
are noted for NilhfuInesS to principles; the
Couat D'Chambord threw away his chance
to be Emperor Of France rather than dc.
ny the principles which governed bin,
And the editor oflhe Chronicle in the
amplitude of his ability aud his wit takes
one of the exquisite stories which Charles
Lamb gave to the world, dilutes it with q
column of twaddIc, and undertakes to
make it by far.lc'chcd nonsense apply to
the Democratic party.
Is the Editor Of the Chronicle afraid
that if the breach in the party ranks i:
healed, bis occupation will be gone? Must
be devote all his space, every week to vi,
tuperation of DcmocratcN measures, aod
Democratic laws rcsCryiog all bis favor:
for the Radicals.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-02

APPALLING ACCIDENT.-NIrs Mays Iiv.
ing in part of the mansion of the late
lirccnLury Slack wcat to the well Satur-
day hight to draw some water, With her
child about one year old, in her arms -
By some now unexplained means, the chill
sprung from her arms and fell into the
well Ofcoursa the baby was killed, and
none but thOsc who have experienced the
same affection can tell how severe it vas
to the parent of this little one. The
mother was almost distracted by the fatal
accident. -CMouiclc.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-02

General BurrjcI, the brutal butcher Of
Santiago de Cuba, is to be promoted to The
rank Of field marshal "for eminent services
10 Cuba" This is tho result of the diplo.
macy Of Mr., Hamilton Fish, the mau who
holds the portfolio Of Secretary of State Of
this nation, the tool of an administration
which is reckessIy negligent oftho duty it
owes to American subjects in foreign
lands,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-02

One day last week, John Ebert, lad
some u years Of age and who resides with
his uncle, Capt. John Smith, near this
place. hearing some disturbance at the
stable, ran to see what was wrong, when
he discovered the horses were fighting -
lie tried to quiet the animals, when one of
them kicked him on the side Of the face and
head bursting the left eye from its socket
and Featuring the skull so seriously that
scarcely any hopes are entertained for his
recovery. - West IMyiaitR.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-02

It is stated that in accordance with in-
s!ructionS from her Majcsty's Government,
an inquiry will be made in respect to the
relatives of those British subjects who
were captured on board the steamer Vir.
ginius aud shot by order of the butcher
General Burricl at Santiago de Cuba, -
1t is surmise& that this iOqujry is with a
view to securing compensation from the
Spanish Government.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-02

The Martiosburg Independent states
that the vein ofiron ore one the estate Of
Mr.. Faulkner, now being worked, 'is 80
feet in thickness, almost a solid mass Of
ircn aud of indefinite depth with its prob
able extension into three large fields. -
The question asjta'el there now is wheth'
or to build furnace on the ground or
continue to ship the orc to Reading, Pa,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-02

A bill has been,.iDtroluccd into the Mis-.
souri, Legislature providing for free Ii.
brary in every county in that State. The
bill provides that aacamdrol dollars Shall
be paid out of the State Treasury to each
of such libraries, The motives and object
of this bill are alike very commeudabIo,
but the means of attaining it will hardly be
endorsed by one tenth Of the Taxpayers.
The step is slightly oyer,rcOching.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-02

The Indian Agencies Of Arizona and
New Mexico have become pretty costly Of
late, The House Committee on Appro,
priations report one million dollars ncces.
sary to pay up the deficiencies in those
Territories
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-02

The women Of Iowa are rapidly prcpar.
ing for the ballot By instruction 10 par.
Iinmen,ary debate aad general business -
There are 2 900 Oranges ia the State in
which 1000 women are allowed to vote.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-02

Judge John W. Fox, Of the Eleventh
Judicial District Of Arkansas, was shot aud
killed at Forest City in that State last
week By Il lawyer named AIdri5ge,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-02

was passed BY the Legislature last Winter
to operate upon the railroads Of this State
bot il seems Congress has taken the matter
il hand for oil the States This looks
very much like allowing the States to
manage tksir own internal affairs.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-02

Major Cryus Novliu is among the Re.
rnlienu candidates for Congress in The
Third District
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-02

Ore thousand pcn have been discharg.
ed from the Portsmouth IN, H. navy
yard since The late State election
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-02

The District Ring investigation still con-
times at Washington, and aI'boas b a
mighty clamor has been raised, notbiug
bls been done 60 far towards e1cu'patlon
or eliminating The District officers
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-02

George Faux Of Biltimorc, took land'n.
un Sunday lie was kept walking for e.
teen hours TO save his life 10 have stop
three minutes would have Been fatal
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-02
Trustees Sale
-0F-
COAL AND SALT PROPERTY IN
Mason County, West Virginia !!

DY VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed by Tue CgrccNr Coal AND
SALT Unsr,yY, Of the City, County and Stale
Of New York 10 The undersigned, ne Trus.
tees. dated he tweDty.lhrd day Of June,
one thousand eight hundred and spvpnly.onp,
and recorded in the Mason County Clerks Of.
flee. West Virginia, in Trus, Decd Book No.
|, folioS 800 and following. We, the under
signed, as Trustees under said deed HEREBY
GIVE NOTICE. that We shall SELL AT
PUBLIC AUCTION at The Court House, Mt
Point Pleasant, in the County Of Mason, aud
State Of West Erginia, Oh
Thursday the Twenty-frst day of
May, 1874,
commencing at l2 ,'cock, noon Of that day,
,hcwOpcry, rights, privileges and franchises,
conyr, ed, or Intended to be conveyed louS Nv
said Deed Of Trust, default having been made
BY lhrsgi Company, in Tie terms aud co di.
tons Of said Deed and SAID default having
continued for the space Of sixty days, and We
being leo irrd, in writing 20 make such sale
by hoiic's Of at least one hall in amount Of
HE BONDS, secured rs said Deed, which were
at the time Of mIkiug such nqnr.t due AMI
outstanding. The property Aforesaid, in.
Cludes some
Five Hundred and ScvCR-
Gy"SiX acres Of E.aEid
in said omty Of Mason, State Of West Vir,
gruia, together with the gppurcuanras 10 the
l.. 1 IL a NJ
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-02

1t is said that Virginia has more Of her
population at colleges and high schools
than any country except Scotland; and
that she has more pupils from other States
within her b,rlefs tlaD aOy other Stale in
die Union.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-02
JOIN u. REYNOLDS,
TTORNEY AT LAW.

POINT PLEASANT, WEST va.
WILL PRACTICE in the counties Of Aia.
w son. Putnam and CabelI. viii attend
PROMPTLY to all business entrusted TO his care,
april 2, iS7I-Gm.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18


NJ Pszzzsif- ths Ezszza Pssnisr- ms lztsFy
expressed ne api1iaa that Ear N Earupe Eas
very imminent This has he'd % inquiries a. q
was De usHnE Que sf hrs supporters, NJ Soei,
hns made A address szFiainiinE sasGiEE:zi stza-
SIN An s<-a<e e-cn L vi s1roE light co The
criticaI STATE az EsziFz N EzrsFs az tie present.
zcmsuk The bsiief IS genera shnE il Tii rs-
cure orIy a zparik = igzita he ecahGsEshie ua-
tzriais az var an~ Prspured
NJ Ned SID < - Z Qua CA-s1s were seated Gu
sae tarure 81 spaa 4 ~saF E5~g ne rsarssr uPe-
sas 20 the rEvoiafianary u1Tgmens l1aE E1s -ai1g
"a n ne ksua--sa psnizs1iA Il LII i1d u Enuid
als, ha-e 4 rar i-1Eucs en- L1e fzrIre 1eszi1ies
az FzucH- As Tor Frz1cs. t1Ey uzsc r=ines1 Der
sSar one dhectaf De present. essFeIanesf . Hanes
rsE = rr-,fr.s m ar-sy thnf enud cTre Nif1 any
7o1er IN ne verdi Ee need not say raat c1e
c75uufrv 1DGu WHICH Icy look VA z1R1aiIE Rel
NJ. Uls nat Va W1ish nay dad slch : 6esce-
- tzar-al q tzw Ezz 81. ami NE G-nred fnar
s-e-uauF was nee AZ al zsi1ciile1 - ~ 11sr1 er
asnE Eifh aE- 1esgnnnr- accz1ss bon enu1lE,es
ssf -ura or 1esE t1nE t1e h14 var Ezd sef1ie1
aofafnr. In Germany kerzef tEl rr-ze Eslz were
N danger af treAE-nE cuf- L1Er- w Z EFzA1
ss-TIrris roizr an mrs e.srTesn r1S G5zs--1zeur
and ne R-uisA CnnzEh. 1 Waa saG hing Wien
ne salesman Il EIIAE zar-Gu MUD t1srlselF IS
Imagined raeg eEuun e1slaEs.iTea enGlrei.ea =
uass u "a 40 r-z-rszve ard haEzn tlHr he would
hHEs to ~ hack 20 INC minaie ares % a1d 7a-7i-
Id And Id theT tAink tlaE E1erR tieE 1a@ PGp-
1arsru ar s-urn 1illiuuE u GuG r.illruu a1f tsr1
Millions az another x vas l1r4 11e- 11af uesIacssi
Earuuna Ia WunH rEfsE - Ganr-Er nferlal ciIr-
Eirr r1Enu an IN GaFzuGng LalzE1 H1aa al.nE en-
aIrr u tiat en1atr a AZ 11crs r---nie Prc1crlna
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18

thar suy Asecr eccsic$ " Ger esre eeeetrr, wSere
Hardly ererytAlpk uss eocapcted seere eaart,
ASfS Nc bad car trsees ueiens, eieA ee heexht
we've Xxx tAings Neca nct scrseG. bet Ia stviSieS
c,etrast - SeFuaanN, wecTe cveryfhiag vas aan-
RsvG ie seerct, the ncuecrs 81 eur untens met te
pselis, sPcke IL peelte teelr alus Were clear aed
always wgkis tbs ~. he asked tAetn 10 NIX
assia - Tc=kss. aeG rs uttVfly sne aprarertly
h2AgscicsSty cNervept GeVcrpDcet. phteA feeder a
crisis 10 TIE Stairs e that ccuutry aervly ustvr
q tiu,e, Hsc spee CRISES woula 10 an prcesbiity
esS be see exttrratioa q the OStouse rpie n Se~
rye fee eee ot he OytOmsn rule Ia ErropV
1eanl that uhica ne fearvG Nhen NJ Ncnt inte toe
Crs>esn W., wisely wisely. ec Neei3 nct ",
NsaA9 lust eoaae - r4sS We bad sEut Gal uiiltSrs
q ueccy ass thceSsees " hvcs % Keep fSrSry cu
tbS kHspAoreS AhiSh ffce rs opn ccrfpptioe Ni0
have tsNc b eeFtsin uececr - rvsrs Italy, also
Ses tau n TIE SrsrcS. Gsrgvrs> aue NhSa tsS agvd
focttU tbs >ap-vu,e bcsa q tbs knuiSA Ctarch
cecG there vas trvse1e To Store ior that reuinSrs
Teereao-e u estrV~r Girrctte teey icssr1. tbeFe
Nerv sSes ctSsU istieg ercutaStspcvs IN kGsSts tO
o1 TX e01tieSsS x SurVpe teey tenr& rlrncntS %
g-cst espgv se2 Ne ecel4 uet tsi hoN lceg srigsln
ulShs krep out " "a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18
roKr OF HONOLULU



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~ gls ID. az - ag1e.
seh- o. Fgdo- Ma, eOuu usa~a- cs-yOs Is
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thls 49, ssas lsla1s. - hiiga-
Schr Nsyui Aan, NaaSil, -aom Gsoaz cavyV p
100 lsyaars % 49, -rv-
ts-Slas No. Ellsa. NtlA, 1gm oroaHasA tzssv ~
ssasr Ki,sa-a NsreauaE agai SrlHa.a-s ROrs.
cav hars-s, ulale a9g> ~ sasee ga
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aags ssd5- = 49, ans. aHs 'raasSss : ssgs
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uBNs srsusdss, NSasu. r isys avn SOa Esaa-
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Schr NE Nsrrus Lraa- agaz NsisEa- gagVs .
alsep an ff-as. aats > Bag G,r1allss, : bis
la4aaaA ses mas. aat . gasseugerS
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s1szr Dos ullsass--, p sags ssra, = oaEs BAN
~. d asies ~ ctrsAes. 1zs uggs. slay-
Slar arwirk- KaiAsaia, ifvm Msi1sa- .z-gs :
zsrxsyS = Aiiss, sas F0eaaassi AID Passsa-
80 P4sss.AI GAIA. sun zzasA- Cz-yvs = saS-.
- sass gueasavy, biz sloac-u. salas. 7arss.
~ srsagsss ald 2 y--seusurs
E-Aas q an naa saar Ass7.Sr. S7a-nSsr = aAss
h-sn Ssds~s
An - SAP Eargpa, ~ Sslzs. euln A--ss. va
Llaa s6A "a, 10 D. 5Vas
SAILED.
NJ rz-Sar VadlEazsd Nslsr. Or - F-Nl-srs-
sac Ntnui Fu@sr.. So A.AzH-
500 [ ANA. Bsse- Sc Nsns Asa
S-l- I-unv N1saal "a. tlr A1ua Aaz.
sss5r aasss-sss.s-. Sa.zss. sr Sa.alslI slloaaL
l4->ch- otil EsigE. MA g. Alioa y atlIea-
Sc1r Na-1Ili-e. ssE &c Alt9a = ans
Sac Ealry Slson. Alai1a. Or sa1a-s-
Sc1r Nszae Gsr-ii, Gaze Sc Laaaaaa
I'll GsaieiI laspSiua NJ ga r'aieircS.
AS An uzl sEuc Mlesrvgyr, Srz-lssr, Nr Saa
F-znelscl.
sSar SO El-a. ss.sa sr Esa-
SliIaaa- Gstl-hals, alr = a4Faz4 tQrass
Slhr -lal. Ah1lhaia. Or Naisl.
Slar gaazi-a> nuutHl- Sc sah-aa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18

Fl1o-. vt Bsssa 49, -vc-a, ~ ~ sa-~~-
usss-rs ,lhssa-l. -aea sas1sl - ~ ssSi ~
v4e.s,-s -gyar.rg ssu.l.ss So sas vaca s4ztacu
l-y azga-l Ne ss-l-usassd sa.s - v-~suaN IA ~
st 3sss sauu, ne ~ csgr Esrevs s-s--s-- -.
u. % seysra haa-ed 8elss be Siss = tAs Hsssa, tAs
ss-rucv 81 ssgs lps - oc<s. A-ssy ga. a. ~
a.as.s zuasach uay tie ss-ss ss.s AIS a1 - ~
need bgsl ne asasus- nv sus srus sHsuzHssrva ~
lhs .as -aea Hl-asd - as-i ssgg tsrrrzs NJ
al Hzezag re " -1~ guEt
aiare sasrs ara-l ~ aegs ei-<1 ssS du-sbas.
ne az ~ rssss s-srs-J g. sst ~ s,1H Ne
N-rk le ls $50 t1vszrt gu-sls su rvr-esslzlg
sh- ,suiis-- tussrsss ~ Nsrs tssvsasr -za usy
f7ga sll-r ---s-
ne schsBrr Fv rvssrasi - Sua Fzarsss sVL = -va
~ l1a-l.z - ma Ns.k aal sis sasv-ta re.
sas br1ag, 5ll sarvss tila 81 q .ia- rss zaaSss
~. 5Cl .0a1.a reviewed l1ftls 10 --@sgn-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18

Pr-Esrz1AS-sx CSrzz DErEucCLrrzs- Ecrc-
l1'z have heard q brilliant zEhletic feats 10 The
wy q Standing ca tae SGrusz cs SKIING n car
riagez, and sue sr I've Pesple have seeu known
sitaia ne uem0ry Ct nan e saHee. n scne ether
countries there exists Al iassrgssilg and popular
exercise knoEa as EaIk5ag. very gced Hl1ssrati1s
ct EAiea ~ ssl aaVSi perrruancs has Aasiy been
Afforded 81 NJ Esga rAaeSEeii. ycGng Gd5csr
Of & NJ :. @Seoz&" ms gsatle'uan lsst Eifo
6eE sayz ss1ce. "a 6sGs, A EFsaEE azazsss e si1
ssicck IA the nc-ui1g -sstes for an hsz- and bali
AZ the end Ct thirteen mics. resumed las ioGrusy
a. haf past Twelve Clooal and reached ne FOicals
Ecgse AZ ten 1inzsss past i've n ne evening" sAy-
ilg made more than twsnty-aine MES Cf aeayT ~
Iii worx- orer wretrhea rsad - ki-sEamP and
7uaoeace. IN Ten va'Rfag sesrx. Sexs morning
M Thac&EsH ser sat. fer tie crater At twenty
inmates % SIX SIN ca fsos, and. after good deal
q scrz1siIsg y aad down he Z-~sE easin, having
scue- 81 r. socders taGreGgaiy. reached he
hczse again e TN 1izaa=s past eigar 0'siocS- AZ
gaarter past aiae tafs iadcuiEIofe pedestrian eO-
1encsG ais -rnzra isgraeg. starting sarss quarters
Ct an Aczr behind zczated party q visir1rs7 and
Altsr stcPpaggs ca tle var Gm0alzHg n Al .
tEenry a,inztes he 1eszilea Eilr af sIartsr past
I've n ne ezgrfag oztss-iPpfnE he risers ca he
way AfrtaaMl u @11@ l-aA-r 1-A A-An N . -
As 4 1rrparsd fsra zes he sstal 6iE1lace coTgrrd
WIS srcSa siy AZ seast Sc nes WAX AzG ciiuhs ne
waking zne scrzPicd vas sGs hours, GaG the
teal 6ue t-cm start = rstzrn. nci1GIng al ss1p.
5arzs. SSal hszrs Tbs Is aoE bad, 5sr t1e c-upics
N vet weather, G1d rzincd ever gTear part Ct
the EzEl
We s-= usla o. taass sae 1aserSsaad saca saings,
mar vaEszi szzrvae Is ne real elixir q M ana
-
should Rave ar sswer acrrcrss si7is ., pay
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18

FEoN SrpSEr-Tse arrival ef tie STEAMSHIP
Ases-ssSr, Czstsis SrAi-svs, Places - il r~cSipS
{, @Ases 'Toz >y&nSy 70 octcecr - U 70 that
tiHe n ar-sssvUert hsG ikea ssvelseet fsr tie
saa2 se-rscs va csHso-=a, esAsr tszs The tesPe-
rsry Gee IA eP~-s,isS- Tx s,es1ers Nacg-vgo-
ard Mikatc esd eesa sec9reS 70 Perier@ TIE O.
toser ase NsVS=ssSr trips, asa prosasly TIE Cy~
FerS1rs WI eS sasrser~c fsr TIE p~e~@s~r So<.
NJ very tnPorsasE news frsz the Ceiozies = eoc-
vpyVS9 L. TIE rapSrs a. had
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18

Rsrza. CgSs6sr ssza.-Fln A-aim Wa merry -
Sai--d gaa-zasas nal his aaaenea IadaH zar sAsa
salav n tie pr1aueiiags az laaaaa- Ii \ a1t 5Gzad
q rumain n sernaay- -.---.
Lausiun cutaosr ssta--A Pass isEpzszn sl7l sins
suthauta ias-naaan -sru-sd aara ssasaa nat Raaza
= my souviacsd sias shs VII Il sarss
ar slur vsz-z Be- saEszz IA fnzperz1s sr-zszaa VIA
GzruzzT- Ezsmzrsk iut-raiinai - demand aas -aE-
tsratzuu sf tu Garmmr PoEinaas az a1suia- ami su
Mllt-a has IN Epirs alrzadz N NJ pruEinrns Z n
I'D ne Frgpussf qr<zaizas1a 81 asE Laldssz-1'n
Aaabeun Ss6lad apun m If .uHa uniH-
rAa Ruuahr-u7s Paria anrz.suln.iant y aatiat
hs haa-s ma Aa.s1 and r-.7 7r1paaa snufr-ars
IL tn Rsuars - sausair as Saaanh asia u F-zacu.
IN as sane zaznT tazs Au Ln=@mauGrE gansE1nn
6 FTfr fafEE sFH33E4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18

IL IeS ssralsSr MsSS-cgOr arrived az tbs pe-s
aeo1i 70 a n rreSGsy. ace lsn he sane cav a. 5
r n. ~ >an F-z1SaSeo. Soc ner SyspSy Octoscr
y, are SreSharS Ok. s.. Esskfss ssir rer frVs
he lst;rr p-t 9; sixtcVa esvs. So< eis ~ tcuch
al FlA Eae s-ozsss very f<~ tsros-.s pasSe1s~rs--
~ Saza fo-sy, al tss& Tne ssaar szzssr 81 uas-
sszgvrs, ssG the saors siss Tx steamers sr Ia pr
saake tos steFpzse ASr~ II less i-portaBss - us
sa1n fs-rzxris
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18
NV ADVERTISEMENTS.

me Day Scholars OF the Sisters Of
~ zhs Sacred 4 sa-z. win tasr Teachers. rssuz
snei- Frzas1sl aalz al ne LADIES' and GsaEsulsa
Ehs Pa-un=e,i 80 Kindly stFr-es shez asst-
srgaalze FAX asr ne sensz q Psor orPsaas-
Nay Almighty wassas Witnessed tie slsi1nsrssssd-
u aGhie sus 7sa- ssra apsa thea haspess
and Prusps-iz-- The uss pr,r-ess -srs va
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18

EF- FroG AEeSlase, Ws have PaPe-s &c octo-
Der ~, TX Naeg-egor Aari1g ts2SAe6 a. TIA,
FSrs atssr hezvisg SgasSy- u hItsrr tie steamers
ic goizg sse rvts-uiug IA tegeh al Asckla1s. ans
ec-vsy he Nss ksal4se 1a,s As fsrser3y Mr.
Vossi hse gee - Ezg,zre va the S.eE rocie 90
gcSer-DSur serTSee,-cuS OF the objects o. bis
missile seils to sse1fe regular aad service vile
- Sfaszt tie eocpe-sEio1 q the New SogtA
Ws1es eg~x--uSvr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18
NoTIss or rnR MREN5

SSov,-lsst veek Assuakes- 60 Rswsi Was
~sh covered VIA a EassAs q Sew, wAscA sell
eSrisg he late ssS-nL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18

Es- Dc Friday NJ. AesEs VIII sSn fur-lturv sss
ss~ r--v sarostics, sesSss weies ne rotice ralr
q e-szgv eoSrses veSe ARK rery scs-ee ana vslusa
a. fnv e.,N.-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18

tS he FAis - SATURDAY syv=isS lss. uuser he
sssgieVs q ne sSsolars * tsS SISTERS SoSol Was
Nsl s'iSsse& sss pSoveG ssecVss. rvtzrzlsg he
sSss q sSSV1 ssuervG sz2 eay asllsrS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18

C1T-E AN1 LElMzIAl LAsEs
Oct s-sa-Wr Aea -. Krn1Hai--a .rsu1 II rravsr.
gafzal-aE .r safsuda1s VII GUSTS
Rex vs. Eaaiiaaf-ss~ing izsaziczEsHg iiHk - >
aassts II IL Kiugiun- C1nsnued u NaV- -
Rsz y. Kuazaai-c-znkzanoss- Cansn1ed .
EevetS
Oct. ss-Esz Is. Ksa-aaa L and kaas E.-A1zir-
ssry. Discla-gsd
Rzz =. Et1o-gszvi1g ans1=ieAisns, - aa-s-e
Of saa Ka1giun. FSaad gully sad saed SSa and
sosz. aa5 n isaaiE Of payment AZ 1aHeas' IN
prisaalaant a hari labar-
Oct sS-Esz- rs EIAanHazaaf and EsGiGaauzi-
irinr fas1 rinazaZ iiH u a saSrs Of -aia Kingdom
Fsz1d Euilly Ead aasd So sara aad eases, aad n
ssh1a1 SrpIvuanE az u0zras inPrzaan-uant a. aa-i
z5ar.
Oct ssa-E.- - Ezfks-cun1Enps al C1u--
glr1m 7lsr-irf Tzssire.l NJ JE--siiceHa-
Es1 vs. Eaaosna u--lIIiEaiuuH tfz-1-zs Sale
pr1sosui su-srua- Rraag1ur iisghlrrui-
LsgalizsaS adaplsGa Il Easiisaaa ~ Jaaa AiaiSaa-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18

CNol wEArsE&-rss tsSrzozSssr ssoos C
Fr&ay SOruiaS lsss a. e. ans % several oeeus3Oss
saree ir01 81 u IS, rsssS eeo, ss~y usSAis arv
sils- tS,lovea ss.A sszthSr3y SisSs AZ ala
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18
Notice.

TUE FIRM OF z STREEZ 4 CO Has
n CHS lag been dssCEett 81 zIzEnl and
business VII se cnntnasd kersassr b. add x
Z STREET ar ne Old sand. u Fsrt aat Essi
Sz-ssrss Z STEEaL 4 co.
Ecuu1riu. Nov. a..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18

Rs-ga ~ rs a ~ :. : hssszzigS- sLAi1zzl- -
xADzl-caarsd Ssdsss Eu~s oeS SsEa &C lsss.s n IL
ysssagd sr-oa NJ was tarVagaogt; rvacaef Aaskaa
loL sUrh sesspa ll saisi ASKS az o. i.ll b a
NJ sJa % he &c ~ 5 1ug los ~ = Pa-ses '-ssus
s-sansr ,-ssriag " Css-ssa ne suHzlr he Ia. n
rsgS -s o. "a shs IA pased EaalHg aiss ssuias *
e 8 Mess wiiR a1d sae vua-asr-
4 >. PElSszL Rurser.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18
ONE SQUARE PIANO!
Colari A Coll,rd, Makers.


COIlArd CSllsrd. Makers.
One Melodeon. One Dulcimer.
Hair Cloth Sofa. Rosewood Card Table.
Marble Top Centre Table. Marble Top Stand,
Fish Globe and Stand. Metal HA. Tree,
BAnb0o Ssites. Two Bamboo Chairs,
Maple Rockers. Two Camp Stools.
SIX Hair. seat Mahogany Chuirs. Turkish Chair,
Dining RssGs Chairs, Fancy Clothes Racks
Clothes Basket, Cedar Beistead -four POsts(
Spring Mattresses, . Hair Boosters,
Hair Pillows Feather Pillows.
. Mosluito Nets and Trimmings. Wash stand,
Mlrble-Top Rosewood Com node,
oue Secretary With Book Shelves
Black Walnut Book Case asl Secretary.
Piano Forte, Piano Cover. Mel0deon Cover,
Cabinet sui Coatents,
Billiard Table si,h Cues. Racks, Counters, Balls
and Cover. BagateIs Board and Table,
Antique Beck Case and Stand,
Greea Clothed Card Tables
Cauphor-WeOd ARA Chairs,
Plate Glass Mirrors. Oval Bath Tub,
Neat Safe, Co1non Tables, Lot Pietures.
Books. Basis. Curiostiss. Oruaneats. CurtAias.
WiadoW Shades. Lamps. Rags. Mats. Vases,
Table Covers. Table Linen. Bed Linen,
C0autsrPanes. Blankets. Quilts. Cruekery,
Glassware, Gallery, Garden Tools, Hose,
WbeslbArroE, Fiouer Pots and Stand,
Garden Seats, Chess Boards. Chess Men,
Games Of various kinds. Etc. Etc. Etc.
G. S. BARLOW. Aus'r.