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ST. Louis, NO., Dec. 1.-Charlcs D. Wtlktn-
son, slcfaulting United States Revenue Coltcc-
Tor at St. Joe, No., received acntence in tic
United States Court at Jetfcraon City to-day,
two years In thu PenItentiary and payment of
the amount duo tho Government, about 5000.
4 temporary stay Of execution was grantcd.
Meantime Wilkinson Ia in jail.
, 1876-12-02

aavs this day admitted ~ partner In ny bust.
pexs III, James II. Milne, formerly Henstal Wc.t.
era Agent Ia sh!s e!.y VI thn Amsiicea Steamship
Com,,4ny aud the international Navigation Com
pany Ilsa siyle ot thy frm will hereafter b Hob.
sst Warren Il Co. NUUEHY WARREN.
cA&p4au, Dec, ], 1876.
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C1ac,NaAr1, O., Dec. LA negro nuncd
Crutctcr attempted to rnpc the wife Of J. E.
Cogar {wi!te}, at Shaker Ferry, Mercer County,
ky., yesterday. Falling In Ills attempt, he
fled, but was captured bv mol, lost night,
talscM to point near NIgLolasylllc, and hanged
to free.
, 1876-12-02

Specsdi Di.pdtch to Tia Tribune.
BLooM1aaToN, ILL.,, Dec. 1.-Counsel to-day
argued motion for a ncw trial for Nal. Mere
tlith, who is condcsndcd to llang far killing
George ". Murphy, near Griblcy. Mcrcdit1l's
lawyers argue that Judge Ttptons absence from
the Bench during large portion Of the trial,
and poor order In the court, arc sufficient
grounds for new trfal.
, 1876-12-02
RltM OVER

8psttal DtspaieA 10 7as 7ffAuas
DETROIT, Dec. l.-Joseph sfsler fell under
thu cars At tue yards OF tho Michigan Central
depot thia afternoon. ila died in few Min.
11kAa
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SPAIN,

PIhE AT 6ANTANnER.
LONDON, Eng, Dec. Ia dispatch from San
tanlcr, Spain, snys: "a great are ls now EaRtug
in this city, near tho naturalization. The
cathedral Is threatened"
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THE WEATHER.

WAsutSoTos, D. e., Dec. FL n, n,.--For the
like region tho temperature will continue be-
low freezing, with fresh northcrly to mcstcrl,
winds, stationary Or slowly rising barometer
anl partly cloudy weather. with light snoN
near Lakes Ontarit,, Eric, and Huron.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
f.JnAcn TIar
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CLEVELAND, O., Dec lat Mount Vernon,
O., III Thanksgiving .l!gl!t, during family
quarrel, Louis n. Brccker fatally stabbed his
nlothcr.iu-iaw, Mrs. Cunningham.
, 1876-12-02

1so1nnd'a Aromatic hitter Wine Of Iron rs n
remedy for nervous debility. impoverished blood,
and impaired digestion. Depnt, III Clark stEert.
, 1876-12-02

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
LONDON, Dec 1.-Steanships l. Oder, from New
York, and Corlnthiau, from Montreal, hare ar
rived out,
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Exab4hed for The promotion of nazftaxe4 throughout
~: sountry nd E1s4pe satao!s a.ts.s msas 19f
II etAta pamphlets Vt lhfufniation. Adlrxsd Bn+
feau Ut America, sc4eaea A4lL Etxl{A-s, AeB ItEk-
, 1876-12-02

TIE EAST.
EN0LlAH OPPOSITION 70 FoKEt0N OCCUPATION.
LONDON, Dee. 1.-Thc Standard to-lay MI
nonnccs that there is nj, express nnn decided
opinion against any foreign occupation OF Turk
ish territory.
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LATEST DATES.
CnlMEECIAL..

R0N3LULU. MARCH s. 1876.
a arrival and departure 4 the mail steamer from the
Sa promptly oa har schedule will trust, be the be
a-aedTaulre uiar serrite than has been kept up in
r va 1e steamer took out large freight-45o tons Of
a- % taus o. aooasiering that she was in port only
b. haurs-
rT. Ifu tii abe three STEAMERS next to arrive
a. raaaa alg March the Zeaandia in April aud the
ua s Nay-vI probably crowded with passengers.
-s 1slauiis hs every room engaged. There win be a
l stream - travel frl the Colonies during the summer
Iraul t5 tl0 Iauaieipha Centennial.
a lr Mary Bel Roberts brings ull cargo OF California
r-1-r cnei b M-srs uackiell Co. She will load
f san F-zu-.15 Tn harss d c. Murray and Helen W.
AIM als1 await careocs flr the same destination.
r Cana Bell lasey the route between san Francisco
ana 1i --t has been Withdrawn and VIII be fitted for the
whaling scraioc-
ua g. W. l55rauc sailed from san Francisco Feb u ior
Ealarry island f5r cargo o. gaao aud thence to Liver
lsL
saur- B1aaza lately al this port has been purchased
Or Dr. J. b. Ha1l fr sI5o0o and will arrive here about
Ar-l @. cl route 81 she North
T aT eauacr Mikado will be due here from San Fran
c su rule flr Australia the latter part Of this week.
cor 1uu.-a lves from san francis and Australia re-
PA ua material change quotations % island produce.
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PASSENGERS.


For San Francisco per City Of San Francisco March IL
spaleing wife aud children, spaidine and wife,
Crane Miss Jones, capt Hessesger, II II Hitchcock,
Miss II and X Castle, ! 7 WalerhOuse II + Whitney.
N Jafe, Capt Smith, Dunscombe c shillaber, D
selyeira, Diandrade, Nj de Maceds
For Kauai, per Kilauea, Mar 1s-Hon + Judd, Ills Ex
W i Castle, JnO Barnard W Parke, II Lyman, Z 6
Hitchcock, smith, W Wilcox, Mrs Bindt, Miss Ii
pa Ina aud wife, Bishop Willis Gov Kanoa, PaleSa-
luli. and about IS deck.
Prom san Francisco per Am b Mary Belle Roberts, Mar
-Chas Anderson, Thos Boye, George Cream
Frum Kauai per stmr Kilauea Mar 5-Hon r Judd Hon
W L Castle. w0 Smith. W Wilcox, K G Hitchcock. }
Barnard, " c Parse Mrs Boyd, Miss Boyd. Bishop Willis
Merchant. Ms- Lippa E krul W waterhouse and wife
Miss smith, W II Rice aud wife Mrs Rice. KanOa, Mis-
Mahoe Rev " Smith, Bertlenan. II Bertleman Trem
bic, Virgins Lucas Poe, Mr Dryer aud 65 deck.
For Windward Ports per Kiianea Mar CIR. Makee
Miss Makee, jas w Gay, Capt T1os Spencer, Mrs g VIII
fJu-, W Robertson GrYin, II A Widemtun @ Arm
strong, DR. Eaders Richard Hitcicocs Asai, aud
about IS deck.
For Guano Islands per N Ward AIroh 6-AIrs Quincy
KENNEDY W n Fote g fIone, and % native aborrrs.
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Islands. Australia, and New Zealand, and the coast
of America to Chill. Other railroads the
continent being built, which will make additional
connections with ports and islands the Pacific.
The day doubtless will come when ship-canal will
be built connecting the Atlantic and Pacific, aud OF
course, extending and civil relations with
rich countries af the East.
The London Times thus refers to the chief harbor of
the islands:
The narrow land-locked inlet or lagooh named
Pearl River Harbor. is in itself small in absolute
tent. but it is inestimabie vaue any civilized
nation possessing it and using it for naval purposes
In the deep water of this sheltered lake not only
the armed ships Of the United States hut of all eoun-
tries, may find space and perfect security. The ma
rhine power which holds Pearl River Hsrbor and
her feet there holds also the key of the North
Pacific.
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MILIrARr.-The Hawaiian Guards F" held their
annual election of officers at the Armory last Fri
day evening with the following result: Capt Chas.
T. Guck, reelected; LIST Lieut.. C. B. Wilson, re-
elected % Lieut.. F. Wundenberg, reelected. Nom
commissioned oficers.-Color sergeant, F. Costa
Orderly Sergeant, W. Williams: LIST duty sergeant,
J. Milton; 2ud duty sergeant A. w. Carter; Sd
duty sergeant, H. Brickwcddie 4jh duty sergeant
W. T. Martin: LIST corporal c. NJ. Robertson I'd
copora H. Ryan; Sd corporal, Geo. Robertson;
4ih corporal ". Luce.
This popular company which was organized just
after the riot, hes arrived al most efficient
state Of drill. In il we have military company
that can be relied upoa, and which is thoroughly
efficient for any kind of military duty The q Prn
ce's Owl" company is yet in lis infancy but is rap
idly improving in its drill. With these two eompa
mics OF volunteer soldiery, we may have feeling Of
security and long the present state OF ehcien
cy is maintained, we need never again feel The dis
grace Of having foreign force land on our shores to
help maintain the law.
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wAMEA ELEcTIoS.-Wc learn from Kanai cores
pondent that at the adjourned election held at Wal
mea on the LIST inst, ]. Kauai received l66 ballots,
and L h. Kapuniai 19s At Niihau no new election
was held as the inspectors did aot learn that new
election had been ordered until the 18th nit. and
then received no official instructions. At the Wal
inca election on the LIST Of March, the acting Gov
ernor Of the Island was present. with the Sheriff. and
police force from other districts but there was no
sign of a disturbance. Some of he good citizens,
who were supposed TO have prediction for Mr..
Kauai were sworn by the jealous District Judge as
So" Do you sOlemnly swear to tell the truth,
the whole TRUTH and nothing but the truth, help
you God RIA os Gs s"-which completed the cere-
ors reracity. Whether this election which was
held in waimea, and not in Nhau, will be regarded
as more legal than the election Of February which
took place in Nhhau, and not In Waimea, remains
to be seen
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IWPORTs.

Fm san Fran1sc1 per bk Mar1 Belle Roberts, Mar -
trunks personal cecis al rkgs mdse hlf bbls whiskey II
% shocs rai heather pkes saddery 10 cider .
ls i0 hnils shes iron 10 boxes tin plate Is cook
rs haiievNro. pss hearths, bx hardware, 20
dl1-s rkrs window pkgs blinds pkg blindasts, cs
sewing machine bnd cases boxes types 50 bbls salmon,
o. rs faruture ammunition, 100 scks potatoes so 6
e11s pickles, Onions Is boxes tobacco 500
aul i0l az fours castings bales, aud cs
cidu cihn g psgs merchandise, 3 boxes SOAP 39o cs
cal l 2 pcs Es pipe. m pkgs -four, groceries, etc, bxs
lelE tlf aud " csks wine bxs bitter, stationary.
wallpaper. eoiis rope . crackers. 200 bales hay.
1e 81 hs b1ef 50 b beams so bars and i6 6ndis iron,
gcrs Hai . kcs windmill - bricks, so cs bread 25
scss llrau- asts. and wheat
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MEMORANDA.

Eaart ofiars Helen " Almy Freeman, Master.-Left
Humssdt hay Fcb SIN with strong Sc gale blowing for
about T. hogrs thea hanns 70 the westward with heavy
squads: x upper main onsa and lower fore-topsail The
ry ni continued tor about Is hours, then undertaking
hauur SSW with ran. which continued for two
dars uiui ihon hauled NV from thence TO NE and ENE
ualeflte treeEe AMI ne weather Made east end Of
All1esa Feb 3s and arrived In Honolulu at p m
same DAY. Is days passage
Eapft q Am OK Mary Belle Roberts, Gray Master.-Left
San Francsoo February T. Had light trades all the passage
1aln Coco Head the ud. and two days bccamed in
s land Niado arrived over the morning
Feh lsth eisht and a half days passage
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EXPORTS.

Eraurisco per City OF san Francisco March i-427
lnas lznaas brandy II hxs betei leaves pkgs
raEes sS ihs cee pkgs furniture, pkgs gin, bales
rnl skins 800 lbs hd s pkgs mdse bx mangoes 2bxs
trs Hlauis, iis.soo lbs rice, 45S,l5s lbs sugar.
Fr rnno Islands per Am schr " Ward Mar e. bolts
ducs, coils wtscnr, c1 81 inch rupe, coils manila,
- hs ielf . Ills pork halsbass, 6 bread, pkgs
tobacco, 10 bbs Iaiai % bbls niolasses-
Far Tahiti per Mariana Mar G-tIs lids cattle q bales
"a hay n tons native hay lie empty casks, bbls beef
thil uolsssas, : O gin.
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NAVAL
n % NJ Nyruidon. Hare. Commander.
MECHANICS.
An l.-f. Morning star, Colotfd.
Hlnu srir NiuVuuui Apiani- nlrity-
Au haft u G Muray A Fuller. loading.
an hk "a II Almy. Freeman, dischargiug.
lIsf BRIG pauia-e EuElish.
AiH hk Masy Belle Roberts, Gray, discharging.
WukLERs.
11auu whaling bark Arctic, whitney.
Hasa lrI- Onward. g iiicy.
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- The Mary Belle Roberts which left here
three hours ahead OF the Clara Belle, arrived at San
Francisco only half an hour ahead of the latter
sell after passage Of seventeen days The two YES
sells did not sight each other during the voyage.
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- We understand that Miss Auanti whose
singing and acting at the Theatre fortnight since
favorably received, purposes to sifve final
concert on some evening next week, Of which due
nUlice will be given.
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ELECTION AT soUTH KoNA-By the Jenny which
arrived yesterday we hear that at the election
in South Kona, Kamauoha received 273 votes and
S. kaai 21, thus coming as near as possible TO tie
4 second time
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-on Monday the house
and lot on Beretania street, lately occupied By c.
Eckart, was sold al auction by E P Adams Esq Ii
was bought by Mr.. H. Bruins for the sum of 5000 co.
which is an advance OF several hundred dollars on
the price paid for it by the late owner few years
81
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DIED.

In Honolulu March 9TH. Of consumption A. eldest
daughter % the late Robert Morg an aged % years
months and days.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at O'clock
from the residence Of her mother Mrs Morgan Beretana
Street Residents and acquantance respectfully invited
% attend.
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CITY OF SAN FFANcIsco.-This magnificent
steamer left on Wednesday evening The LIST Instant,
with large freight, including nearly 20 tons of the
Hawaiian exhibit for the Centennial This is what
a correspondent OF Melbourne paper says Of her:
The Cityo San Francisco is certainly the largest
and finest steamship that has anchored in Port
Jackson So far as actual comfort Tor passengers is
conce rned do not think she surpasses the Colma,
but she is larger, more handsomely fitted and every
way moro pretcntious. All the equipments for pas
sengers very complete and during the exhibition
year they viii probably have large number. They
arc certainly going to very great expense, and, so
far give every proof of bona ydes aud though the
initiation of their enterprise has been marked by
misadyenture, they may yet hope to compensate for
all
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MOONLIGHT CoNCERT.-At Emma Square, Thurs
day evening, March 9th, commencing at $50
o'clock:
Springtme Observation-Disclosures
Overture-Opera-Na buccOdonosOr-Yerd
Chorus-March aud Cavatiua-0pea-Thc Prat-
Beilini.
Edinburgh-Waltzo on Scotch Melode-Bouniscan.
Grand Seleetion-0pera-The Siege Of Rochelle,
Inevitable.
Beautiful Love-Waltz-Coote
Fantasia-Opera-BOcc
Acrobats Galop-Zikof.
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HOTEL BoNDs.-Another meeting was held yester-
day by the holders ofthese bonds to receive the re
port of their committee They presented an able
and exhaustive opinion by A. S Hartwell ESQ. to
which they were Instructed to call the attention of
the Minister OF Finance
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~ The Strangers Friend Society viii meet at
the residence Of DR.. McGrew tomorrow evening.
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FROM TAHITI.-We learn that the firm of Loud
d Estall have got into trouble by attempting to de-
fraud merchants in that place and elsewhere, and
the members of the firm have been arrested tried
aud imprisoned. They owe Mr.. Brander over $40
600 besides quite an amount 10 merchants in Homo
lulu, which is said to have been secured.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

II HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAI MY SONS
J. T. Warehouse inr, and Henry waterhouse have
iul power of Attorney act for during my absence
fro II this kingdom JOHN THOS. WAREHOUSE.
Honolulu, March $50
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- The steamer Kilauea will not go to Kauai
on the SOth ofMarch having been found that It will
be necessary for her to lay up Herrepairs will detan
her in port two weeks from The 25th of March, TO
the Sth OF April, when she will e0ve for Hawaii.
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wArrEHoUsE- syirH,-At Koot, Kauai, February 2ith,
by the Rev. w suit VILLA. WArEEHoUsE Honolulu
. Miss LESA snTrH daughter Of the Rev Smith, Of
Kol0a-
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20 Bark Jane A. Falkinburg made her usual
quick time 10 Portland-13 days. She will be due
here again by the 18th
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ABscoNDED.-A cooper by the name of Stiliwell
who has recently occupied a shop on King street,
opposite Dillingham; left on the MARINA for Tahiti
on Monday last without the fomaliiy OF procuring
passport. He left a number of small debts behind.
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~ Steamer Mikado is due 10 morrow, if she left
San Francisco on time, March lst
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Notice.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
II duly appointed Administrator OF the Estate of w
NEEDHAM. late Of Waihee, Maui, II. l., deceased: No
tce hereby given to all persons owing sid Estate
immediate payment and all persons having claims
against said Estate, present the within months
from this date, or they viii be forever barred.
w. G. NEEDHAM,
Administrator Of Estate of A. w. Needham.
waihee, February IL, 1876. $50 A
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- Oar thanks are due the San Francisco Ex-
change, for files OF late papers by the Mary Belle
Rohcrfr
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Manufacturing JeweIer!
Notice.

Not1Ce.
FTNHE UNDERSIGNED. FORMERLY WITH
Il Mr. Ecart, begs 10 inform citizens OF Honolulu and
the public generally that he has taken Fort
Thos Tannatt where he viii give special attention the
manufacturing and repairing OF all kinds Of Jewelry.
Particular attention given shell and Kukui Work
GO VIII guarantee satisfaction In all his work. "a
Honolulu, Nov. 18th, 1915. 1901 WIN. N. WENNER,
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STEAMER KILAUEA-on Wednesday of last week
the Kilauea took Justice Judd, Attorney General
Castle and a number of other passengers to Kauai
The adjourned session OF the Circuit Court was held
at Nawiliwi during the latter part of the week. and
on Sunday morning the steamer returned bringing
back the Court besides number OF the residents Of
Kauai, having been away only three days and four
nights. What should We do without her?
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NOTES OF THE w EEK.

f5y- The thermometer stood at &C. at sunrise THU
morning.
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SMALL CHANGE in Misunderstanding to the
latest showing the Government was in possession of
50, 100000 in dimes, 100000 IN twenty-cent
pieces, 100000 in quarters and 100000 in half
dollars: or Sl2, 600 900 in silver coins On the first
day of February the outstanding fractional currency
amounted to Sc, 100000 There were 50, 600 900 of
fractional currency in the Treasury and SIP 900 600
counted as worn out aud lost notes. With more
silver on hand than would be sufficient To take up
all the. outstanding fractional currency the wonder
is tina; every dollar of the latter has not been re-
deemed. On the first OF March the United States
Treasurer will begin to redeem this fractional
rency in earnest. 1t viii soon disappear. But the
Sl20 900 OF 1t which the people have lost is the
clear cain of the Government-S f. BnllefiR
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D. rp- rn-s j, Dan alaa ll.Jsa lgfeb l
a1ro1 arrIvtI ,f the Mail from New York.
Tl.-aurer expecting to embark the mail steamers
l g. ri a. least ours previous 10 tins time set for
arrival si ttis Islff-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-03-08

wREcRED.-ou the night of March 2ud the
schooner Active, which had just arrived from Ma.
alaea bay with cargo ofsugar from Cornwelrs plan
tation. dred on to the reef short distance to the
southwark the entrance to the harbor Had the
anee, she might perhaps have been brought safely
into port there was no wind, and the surf was
not heavy. But soon alter daylight the wind began
to blow from the south, and the swell increased to
such extent to cause her to lose her keel and
TO suffer other damage. During Friday night she
broke up, nothing having been saved but her rig.
ging She was owned by the heirs of the Molteno
estate, who held three quarter interest, and Mr.
Robinson, and was insured for $1,000. The sugar
amounting TO twentythree tons was total loss.
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HLo.-Travelers from Hilo report the craters of
Kilauea and Mokuaweoweo in fine action, the light
on the mountain summit being very fine at night
The cold weather fOrbds pleasure excursions
thither.
Two weeks since, Rev. Mr.. CLANCY of Boston
preached in the Congregational Church in Hilo, much
TO the acceptance of the crowded audience present
His theme the brotherhood OF maukind-aIl
looking to one redeemer, one heaven one God.
The Christian spirit existing in Hilo stands out in
bold contrast with that found among some of our
own people, who apparently have desire to
witness the millcnnial dawn.
, 1876-02-04
A REMARKABLE PROFESSIONAL SUCCESS.


From, The 5f1ouri faeps.b|itan Isl L2ats.}
Among tho potabls professional men Of this
country who hayc achieved extraordinary sue
cess Ia Dr.. Il. =. Pierce. Of Buffalo, N. Y. Tho
promineuce which he has attained has been
reached through strictly legitimate means. aud.
30 fat, therefore, no deserves the on7lAbo repu.
tatton which ho enjoys. This large mcasuse OF
eucctss ls tho result OF a thorough and oarcfol
preparation for hta calling, and extensive read-
ing dnnng long and unusually large practice
winch have enlolel him 10 gain high conamenda-
tiop, avon from Ills professional brethren. Do
voting hts attention to certain specialtics OF tho
science hs has 30 carefully Investigated, tio haH
boen rewarded in remarkable degree III these
BpoctAlsich lie has become 4 recognized leader.
Eos few OF the remedies prescribed by him
have, 1t ia said. been adopted and prescribed By
pbysici.ns In their private practice. Ills PAM
phless and larger works hsvo been received a.
useful contributions 10 medical knowledge. Ilo
h'is recently added another, and perhaps moro
important work, because Of moro generai appli-
cation 10 the lIat Of his published writingn.
This book, entitled "Tho Peoples Common
Sense Medical Advisor" Is designed to ontet
into general circulation. Dr.. riorco hhs re-
oeived Acknowledgements and hnnofs from many
sources, and especially scientific dcgrcoa from
two Of tho first medical tnatitutions in tho land