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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-09

- The three natives who were arrested as con.
eerned in the murder OF the old mau and women
living near Hilo, reported by two weeks since,
were brought 10 this port in the schooner PauAh and
lodged in the Jail 10 await trial
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-09
TO SAN FRANCISCO.
TO SYDNEY. &c.

rs Passengers for EASTERN STATES and EUROPE,
purchasing their Through Tickets Office, win be al
lowed large reduction in fires besides having larger guam
titles OF Baggage free.
RF- For Freight and Passage, or any further infor
mAiou apply TO
as HACKFELD & CO., Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-09

The trade winds bave blown during the above
I've months almost constantly partial interruption
having occurred only at different times during eight
ten days. The figures for part of August are not
complete in Mr.. Halls table, and are given as for
-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-09

D. D.-Rev. f. c. Bissell formerly pastor OF the
Fori Street Church OF this city, and mission.
airy OF the American Board IN Austria, has received
from Amherst ColirSv the degree OF Doctor Of Di-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-09
Ice Notice.

My AGREEMENT HERETOFORE EXIsr-
1VM ING with ". NJ Wallace. for Deliveries Ice and
Collecting Bills. - cancelled by mutual consent
Hereafter Ice vii be sold BY the Cake. Half Cake ard
Quarter Cake. frozen In uus % dmensIons
merry The price VIII be for Whole Cakrs. r-Iar.
for Half Cakes, Fly Cents; and for Quarter Casrr.
Twenty-Five Cents
The Ice Wagon VIII leave the Factory AZ 1f A. M amt
So p. NJ, under charge - Mr. GEORGE MARTIN she
Is authorized hy me % collect weekly bins every Tiav
es- Orders len with the driver, me Fariury. VIII
be attended 10. DAVID SMITH.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-09

- The L. S. Ship Benieia len this morning fora
short cruise to Windward, and win visit Hilo and
perhaps other ports Maui and Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-09
MARRIED..

KINNEN-HoPkINs-A Buriastoa, Vermont Juiy =,
Rev. l. r. hopkins assisted BY Rev T. A HcpSfns-
Max H. E1sSKl q CneiunAti Ohio to DlrA NJ HoFESs,
q Fruit Vale. Alameda cuunty.
sHELBON-LAEE-At Grove Ranch NakAwso, Bast
Mani Sertrner sth ls-4 by Jonathan Green
M HrSxr c. ssErpox q tls CITY Miss SCsASSAH A
LakE, u MakaUao, MASH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-09

MuoH FRuIr-The California papers state that an
extraordinary amount OF fruit will be dried and
canned in that State this year; but large is the
yield that hundreds Of tons viii 20 10 waste. Be
fore the valley crops are out Of the way the noun
tain orchards, which very prolific and somewhat
later in ripeRiug, viii send down their peaches,
pears and apples. The mountain fruits are said to
be better than those raised in the valleys
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-09

PUNAuoU CoILEGE-opens It's TALL term to-day,
under the auspices Of Pres, Church, Prof Damon,
and Misses Coan and Haven.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-09

- Mr.. Barlow holds his usual weekly sale to-
day al his rooms
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-09

Importer Of and Dealer in Dry Goods and
Clothing. Hats and Caps,
FURNISHING GOODS, de-,
ses-iy No. - Suaanu street, near king.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-09

sert s-Sehr Uilauna Bates for kana s Kan.
Schr Nile Morris Lena. f,r Mookai.
s-Schr Auuie, kololuA flr Uio
Slo1r Live Naukee kseha. f'r McoaS.
5-Schr Prince Beck flr ho1a kaa
Scnr HATTIE ktno. fsr NaWiiiWit
T-Schr Eluau Ahui1all. f1r Aialiku.
Schr Rob boy, Jim. f'r hooiau.
stur hiiauvs. Narchsnt for N.ndUSrd pJrts-
S-Schr IA uoi. Pcwers. for kahului.
Schr kamafe. " est for ksi-polero.
Schr Mary Ellen. Mana tor Wuiio.
Schr Jenny, REYNOLDS. Tor koi,a Wauea-
Schr Luka Eaai fsr Muioaa
Schr Fairy Queen. kaaua for HAnslsi-
schr Puedkahi. Clark. flr Hama.
Schr guauits. Dudoif. f1g Waislua-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-09
Notice.

A IL REAL ESrATE or HIS LATE uaJEs-
n TY LUNAtfLO having come under my charEe an
persons holding leases about expire u lands 81
Estate. hereby notified % inform Of the same
And all persons IN arrears FOR leases requested MAKE
immediate payment % me.
CIfAS. EANAfNN
Honolulu, Aug ~, 1874 soi an
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-09
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

tE- The Chamber OF Commerce meets alto AN
to-day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-09

- Hoodlums' have commenced their noe
iurua visits in this city. On Monday night last
gates were taken from two different premises in
Nuuanu avenue, one gate having been hoisted in
10 tree and LEFT there, while the other was seerted
among the bushes. Whether these hoodlums are
an Importation from San Francisco or OF domestic
growth, We have not learned. A policemen or two
is needed on that avenue
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-09

- An Eastern American editor who is in favor
OF giving the ladies fair chance, suggests that
crew from the Vassar Female College. enter and
compete for the prize the next University regatta
How al the bosts would hug Nasssr,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-09

CHINESE Consul PRoPosED-It is stated that the
Chinese Government will soon establish a consulate
in san Francisco, aud that the six Chinese eompa-
mics Of that city will defray the expenses Of the es-
Enlistment for the home Government Ii is thought
Rn AparrieAn wlA o afpoieted Cousu1, witG Cut
uGse Vice Consul 10 aid him The Chinese Commits
siouer who went East recently 70 make arrange
ments With Eastern colleges for the reception Of
ffty Chinese students is clothed with authority to
make arrangements for establishing Consulate
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-09

ScRIBNER's MAGAZINE for August is a very at
irseiiye number OF this popular Serial Edward
King yilustrated and charmingIy told sketches
in the Great South continued, and refer to Geor
giA and Alabama. Jules Verne has another chapter
OF his thrilling story Of the Mysterious Island which
is intensely Interesting GOodyear's description Of
the Cathedral Of Pisa and the architecture OF former
periods will repay perusal, especially by those
gagged in that art "Recollections Of Charles
sumner recalls many incidents in the life OF this
great American Statesman. "Topcs of the Time"
the "old Cabinet aud &" Home and Society" con-
tain short papers from the peu OF the Editor, Dr.
Holland, whose teachings on most subjects carry
great weight.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-09

- Mr.. d. F. Sandford has been appointed
Deputy Sheriff for South Kohala, Hawaii vice S F.
Chilliugworth Esq. resigned.
Mr. E. Il. Rogers, formerly Deputy Sheriff on
Molokai, has been appointed to ill the same Office
al Waikiki, Maui, vice T. W. Everett Esq, appoiu-
fpa SfrriF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-09

- Although We have no advlces Of any vessel
having been chartered for this port for guano it
is not improbable that some ship will arrive from
san Francisco during the current week, by which
we may receive ten or twelve days later news aud
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-09

VERY DEEr.-A letter from Captain Belkusp Of
the Tascaroa announces that soundings 10 the en-.
Ormous depth Of Ass iathoms, or 81 miles, have
been found IN the japan Stream. This is greater
depth, by nearly mile, than has yet been ascn-
rater sounded
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-09
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

Sept 2-Schr Prince. Beck f0-a KOua Rsu. Crrvg ~
bales puiu - hides. - li', g,at skins = biis ava
rost, Ids oane % bucds bananas 90 oranges,
Ii b8i. potstoss. II hogs, ~ ONIONS, Id ish.
10 ~ TAIiIi, bA pine arpe,, a,id % Passengrrs-
sohr Ainsu, hsela, irum Msliko- csrgo; go pkss
S-sohr Annie, Haukino. from Huo Clrg0: 40 pks
sebr Hattie. Kiino. frou, Na~iiiwili oaryo; bbl,
beef bNs leuces, hog.
s-Schr Wsiola. kauskshL IRON hoolAu- C,lr7os as
hes rice. 20 hes pltaioes,
5-Schf Rob Roy, Jim, from hcalau. C1rg1; l56 rkgs
sehr May Ellen. uaiausi frOun KglOa- ol-go, 10
coyis wood ~ hides. IS bgs rice. L hbls raiiov.
6-Schr Luka ksai iro@ Moloaa. C1ryo: 10 bbls tz1u
is1 hides 30 o - rice cords w,,si - hogs
schr Fairy Queen. hsaiua. from HansicL Cgrgo: GO
bes rice. : passengers.
schT Jenny, Keyuoids from Hcloa waimeA. C,rg0:
500 *, rice, 20 hides : ebls taloN, mules. bgs
pgtates. & cllsbsshes and passengers.
schr 03d Fellow. NiAa, fr1m houa CzTyo; - cords
sehr ksmaHe. West, from Kslepolepa Clryo: =
sehr Ia MOI. Powers, from Eahuiui oirgo: go
rsgs sugar. 10 bales hay. 1to pkg POI. ~ hides.
bss potatoes HlsS1ugsrs Hon A : Cieghoru,
q " Msefsrlsne, } ; Christie, 4 sheldon
bride & Armstrong & son, 7 Il Paris daughter,
3, Masters AirNan8-r willie Bailry 4 Il deck
Sehr yuanita, 9 Dud1t from Nsi8lua. CGrgg; Ia
pGgs sugar. - bgs corn, bbis Poi, dez f'~is'
sshl PueokAhi. Clark. from. Hama. Cirgo. Z bales
ksra. lules clons. hog.
Stmr Kiauea Nkrchaut. from win9wsrd ports
Csrges sS5 pkes sugar ! horse, = h. ogfce,
bales fungus. Il csks tslow. Il tdis goat skins,
rolls leather . canoes b1s fish. bsis poi 2hoss,
bb-s be-L ! bgS bread fruit, L. hides, 10 bdis
cane. hes potatoes. ! las mise. aud - cattle.
P-sr-,.-S: WIN c Psrke. Thos spencer. Il
Brauch { Buruhsu. n B Montgomery 4 wife,
ia Wight Miss L Levers. Miss Bond. Mons Per-
net Mr. KutE. Miss lIaveus, MIS- II oosn.
TW Everett His tx Nahs1lelus- G Huskini, W
NJ Gibson, c AuAn, APoug, Mrs Drew, aud s.
90 deck.
HougE0ug. - Chinese pas,rngrTs, consigned %
Af1nE hehueS-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-09

- An exehsase ssys; The three great excite
meu,s Of New York at this writing, are Beecher
hydrophobia aud the comet. There is Il similarity
between the whole party OF much consideration.
Beecher and the dog aud the comet rush their
eourse regardless Of oaiery and eonsiernatlon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-09
An ArrrIr Ernrrii1lnn.

Russia is preparing expedition to 60 into the
Arctic Ocean in search Of the Austrian party under
Captain Weypreeht, which sailed in 1872, provisoued
for three year cruise. Their ship last seen Of
the island Of Nova Zembls, making for the open sea
TO the east with the intention Of going the Pacific
Resehiog the - open Polar Sea- if there be one,
from that direction, be hopeless undertake
ing Il is probable that the next expedition out
in search Of the North Pole will go by way Of Behrng
Strait. which route offers more encouragement and
promises for success than any other.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-09
Phases Of the Moon for the Mouth Of Sept, 1874.
rnrrAErp ~ carr. psNIr sNIFH.

noNoLuLu NEAN nm
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-12-31

.
ly no snch things as death-the term ism
misnomer, used to designate the changes
which occur inlife.A sLife, eternal life.
is created by the laws of Almighty will.
power, which are as immutabl e ifytfeir
application ag is tho existence ;5of tile
Creator himself. When God made life.
He made erything necessary to sus-
tain It, bnt left it for mans progressive,
intsnigeneel 10 Adisoo ef 7 .conssrt 1and and
utilize. Good medicine is ia, the ailing
physique what good fuel, is to the ,expir.
ing flame; The better the fuel, the
quicker the fre-the better the medi-
ONE, the quickeri comes frelief from
Rffia fifs q ssa BisteSs il
medicine properly and yorr will liya,s to
to good old age without those physical
ailments which make seyenty.ryears %
burden. stfftt ~ EsI'-S I's.ff
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-12-31
"N Drop Of JOY IN every1 7Ivor,,.,;
.FhEMfYdToN, Hdnteriaon Ca NJ 4

i BIS ,,5sikd tst'i91pTi - Se ,1os1,SS',{ on II,
DIR; r. '. PIERCE. Buffalo, N. Y: 90 80
DeGr Silt is with happy heart that I
pen these lines TO acknowledge that YOU and
po11a {oMT aoiden Medical Discovery and Purgatiye
medicines n. cannot 6e too highly praised, for
tn they have almost brought me ont of tiie eraSe. We
hnree months ago was broken out with large
ulcers and sores on my body, limbs and faee.
procured your Golden Medical Discovery and
a aualgatiYe Pellets, and have taken ak bottles,
ulcers having healed and left my skin in nat.
ural, healthy condition. I thought at one
s. s.n9 uoIiu not pe cured. y Although b can
put poorly express my gratitude 10 Won yot
aoa.s he5e Is drop OF joy in every word writo.
med;c;pna s;snR 4; lest on you and your wonderful
iheoicines IL the humble prayer Of ~
w., Yours truly, JAMES o. BEIi.sJ
When n medicine will promptly cure sncb
terrible eating ulcers and FREQ the blood ~ the
Sirulent poison causing them, who can longer
nonDt lts wonderful virtues2. DR., Piorce.
noMever, nINse does not wish to place his Golden
,,oto,t discovery Ill the catalougo OF quack
pasoht nostrums by recommending it to cure
every disease; nor does he so recommend it ::
put , what hedoes claim! is this, that sthero il
put ono form OF blood disease that it will not
cure and that disease is cancers iHo does not
tecommend his Discovery for that disease. vet
nIo aiH ni.oMs ~ TO be the most searching blood
eieanser yee Uncovered, and that it will freq
the blood and systom Of all otherr known moi.
sons, be they animal, vegetable or mineral
ane Soidon discovery Is warranted ,by him Ia
cure ithe worst forms OF skin 'dfseasos. es nil
forms % OF blotclcs, pimplos and oruptions. also
Sn 6,aIauiar swoilings, aud the worst form OF
OF eI o,her parts, and all scrofulous Diseases al
the nones, as wiitc swellings foyer sores hin
JOINT and spinal diseases, all of,rhicb belonp
to scrofulous disoases. ie,iita DfoAons
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-12-31

THIS notice is addressed to ladies
only. Ii You want to mako your husbnnd
iatiier, or brother a handsome christmas nres,
S, Sent, give him carton OF Elmwood Collars.
store; Do sure to get the EImwond. beennss
1t looks and fits bctter than any othor.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-12-31

nr. Tuts's Hair Dye has been ana,vzoi
~, us tue peat chemists I'm Europe and America. anf
its harmlessncss cor,ihed to. ' AA'
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-12-31

The grahgefs in and about Marshall.
Michigan, have been en'uonsolidated. The
Marshall, North Marshall, Eckford, and
Marengo oranges now form an oreani-
cation known Us the Marshall grange,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-12-31

THERE Is NO DEATH. it be true
that nature abhors vacuum, it is equal.
ly true that the Great Creator abhors
death and glories in life. There is real
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-12-31

Go to Riverside wator Cure, Hamilton, II
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CAN RE Si,9900 PER WEEK.
heeP n ms I, ,pusiness TO himself Address "-'o cal
y. +. HERMANN, Heboken Kew Iersau
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SIS g $40 Per day at home. Terms free. Aadre.,
S0 GEO S1INsoN q &C., Ps.;.s.;d Mn1ns
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MilNEY made rapialu with Stencil and Key ohcsek
i,o outlts Catalogue, samples and fuli n, Ill
wars free. 8 NJ. sPENcER liz Hnnoyerst kas,i
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-12-31

A VETS week g. .,o! .W,o!AiNTrED.Men !iSrM and women 81,
ss.onee 10 CoWEN d CO., sth aireet, New Vols
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-12-31

mnNA a MONTH AGENT s wanted every.
XVhti where. business honorabir and a.,
WEltjl G@,nsi;, ca Particu ars sent free. Address
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-12-31

4llu4l vi Epileptics Remedies. Trial nactsas
c.. fRE For circulars, evideno oe OF sue!
sess. ~ e.c., auuress hoss BRoTHERs Richmond, Ind
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-12-31

LADY Agents wan ted everywhere To seI1 Tho ho.,
mud and Sfsp spo made 20 protect ladies' dresses from
9ulred Every lady needs It. Cool protits Wr'sI re re-
ohee ior Terms to NJ Dewey. 40S Wapash v cbi.smn'
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-12-31

PUBBER TYPE-Bta PAY TO AaENTS
5ae SSme Initial and Business Stamps Com
stamp for circular and terms 10 RUBRER TY PE.
WORKS. Box Cos. Rochester. N W
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-12-31

JnSTl MONEY IN 1T SyREs tJust ont
Thp useful' Handsome, Cheap. Sells every
P00KI eRIpG Barclay street N,
OOOAi or i79 West 18th streets Cincinnati, Ohio
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MASON g iRRaLIN ORGAN Gn., ].

20 Union Square. New. Yorlk L Ga Tire.
Chicago. ~ ri b Is. So Z. -
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-12-31

Grape Cuttings. wood from the
pruning OF the grape vines may be used
for propagation. Gut into pieces CON
tanning two buds, and tie into bundles.
and bury in sand in the cellar. Varie.
ties ha d to start, like the Delaware.
should be rooted in the greenhouse or
hot-bed from one-eye cuttings, while
Others, like Norton's Virginia, can ONLY
be profitably multiplied by layers.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-12-30
For THE HERALD
The Gne.SieseG Rule.


9IR. FDIToR.-Tne cotton buyers
have rule in the weight Of cotton
bales that does not work both ways,
and is, therefore, not Just one. To
illustrate: I carry a bale Of cotton to
market; I offer II for sale; merchant
examines the sample and buys it at
l:3} cents; 7 have it weighed; 1t
weighs 800 lbs; he takes of the one
fourth Of L cent because it did not
weigh 40G lbs. Now, sir, / contend
that I sold him the cotton and not the
pounds in the bale. Suppose the bale
weighed 41U lbs, would he have given
NE -! cents for the cotton? No, sir,
mot if it had weighed 500 lbs. The
reason gsen, or rather subt:Tiuse-sor
there is neither reason nor justice IN
the rule-is that he pays as much
freight on 800 lb. bale as he does
on 40 lb. bale. Bat does he not
cain 10 lbs. over his standard bale OF
400 bales. If it had weighed 500
lbs. he gains 100 lbs. The rule,
therefore, does not work h2ta WAYS,
and is unfair and unjust. | hope tie
next meeting Of the Council o Patrons
of Hu$bandry will investigate this
subject. 4 PATRON.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-12-30
NOTICE..

The Board of County Commissioners will
receive sealed applications and proposals ON
or before the 10th day of January, 1875,
for the following purposes, to-wit:
1st. Applications for the place of Keeper
Of the Poor House for the year next sue
ceeding. The application must be accom-
panied by q statement Of the number of the
family placed at the disposal of tie Keeper
of the Poor House as we'll as other men,
bers. Also be prepared to enter into re.
cognizance conditioned for the proper dis
charge of duty.
I'd. Applications for the place Of Physi-
clan to the Poor House and Jail.
3rd. Applications for lease of the Quarry
and Poor House farm. Those desisous of
renting the Quarry must be prepared to pay
in advance, and those applying for the farm
must give lien on the crops raised, and
such other surety as may Se deemed ade.
quate to protect the County from loss.
4th. Proposals will be received for the
furnishing Of supplies Of clothing and such
articles of food as may be necessary from
time to time for the maintenance OF the
Poor in the Poor House.
5th. Proposals will be received at the
same time for furnishing at so much piece
such cofins as may be required to bury the
pauper dead.
9th. Proposals will be received and con-
sidercd at the same time for the repairing
of the following bridges, to-wit: Tha;
Bridge over Bush River at O'Neall's Mill :;
that over Bush River at Bcase's Mill that
called Llndsay's Bridge; that over Little
River, near Henry Burtou's; that over Lit
tie River, near Silver Street Church that
Bridge on the main Columbia road, near
Thos. Y. W;cker's home; that on the Bun
combe road, near Dr. kennerly's; Brazle-
mans Bridge; that over In''ap Greek, near
Louis Duncan's; Senn's Bridge Peterson's
Bridge, near Jas. Workman's place; W'erber
Bridge on the Bouknght Ferry road The
Board reserves the right to reject any or
all applications and proposals. 1t is to be
hoped, as the Cash will be paid promptly
on all contracts, that bidders will take the
same into consideration. However, no fancy
prices for work will be paid hereafter.
The Overscers of the Roads in their res
pective districts are ordered to summon all
persons who are liable TO road duty to work
on the roads Immediately, and report any
and all delinquents to the Board.
SIMEON YOUNG,
Chairman of Board.
J. C. LEAHY, Clerk. Dec. 23,5l-3t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-12-30

The A1DINE for Jannary, 1875, is duly al
hand. and is certainly entitled to the credit OF
being the very best number yet issued OF
that very beautiful publication. In both
pictures and literary matter, this month,
- there is an infinite variety and correspond
ing excellence. Pictorially, the leading at
trassions ere a Daughter Of Cleopatra.
after Fernet. .Lecompte, by John 5. DAVIS
al admirable WORK CT art, and supplying one
of the highest types OF The duskier Oriental
beauty; three magnificent views of the
mountains of the Delaware Water-Gap, IL
Illustrating that picturesque region to fine cd
vantage: an attractive fUlt-page, also ny Da.
Wis, "FiSherman's Luck; Loves OfGces,
b. Siecerr, and The Appointment, 0y OTTO
Erdmann, two admirable companion pictures,
telling their stories with life and TiSof:
very Striking Silver Fuli-Moon!ight, werd.
l. atraciirc; = fire view OF the new ~ est
ern Union Telegraph Building" New York;
and an elaborately executed portrait Of Miss
MargarSsa 3. Moore, the popular eiocution-
ist. Such an array Of pictorial charms is not
often given in one number, even by The Al
dine,
Tie literary contents embrace rare coliec-
ton, ard want of space only prevents an en-
ualeration Of Tie variety presented, ana Whlch
make au issue of equal excellence and Varie-
~. rara even for The AIdine, and evidences
the fact that under the new editorial manage
ncnt, while nothing is 10 be lost in high ar
t!s.r reputation, the literary merit OF the
puoScation is 10 be kept quite abreast With
it,
The AIjine Company has determined to eS-
tobliSh an ut Union, similar 10 the we'll
known Ar. Cnion in England, and distributes
its h;oLks Of art, both sculpture ana paint
inrs. Which are constantly collecting, among
its subscribers. Art premiums, valued at
s. 500. will be distributed among each series
ofG00o subscribers. Subscription tickets, at
$. 90 each, entitle the holder to The A!dine
top year, to the new chrome, and to tlcket
in the distribution Of art premiums. Inc
Aldine Company, publishers, No. 50 MAIDEN
Lane, New York City.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-12-30
A Valuable Medical Treatise.


A Valuable Medical Treatise.
Uostetter's United States Almanac for 1875,
for distribution, gratis, throughout the United
States, and all civilized countries ofthe West
ern Hemisphere, will be published about the
first Of January, in the English, German,
French, Norwegian. Welsh, Swedish, Holland,
Bohemian and Spanish languages, and all
who wish to understand the true philosophy
of health should read aud ponder the valuable
suggestions it contains. In addition to an
admirable medical treatise on the causes, pre-
Tention and cure of great variety of diseases,
it embraces large amount Of information
interesting to the merchant, the mechanic,
the miner, the farne:, the planter, and pro-
feSsional man; aud the calculations have
been made for such meridians and latitudes
as are most suitable for correct and com.
prehensive National Calender.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary sani.
tary effects Of Hosteiter's Stomach Bit,ers,
the staple tonic and alterat.ve Of more than
half the Christian world, ire fully set forth in
its pages, which also are interSperSed with pic
torial illustrations, valuable recipes for the
household aud farm, humorous anecdotes,
ard other instructive and amusing reading
matter, original and selected. Among the
Annuals to appear with the opening Of the
year, this will be one Of the most useful and
may be had for the asking. The proprietors,
MesSrs. Ho>tetter & Smith, Pitts5urg. Pa,
on receipt Of TWO cent stamp, will forward
copy BY mail TO any person who cannot
procure one in his neighborhood. The Bit
ter> are sold in every city, town and village.
and extensively used throughout the entire
civilized world.