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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-04-26

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-04-26
Oregon So Cured Hams.

DEcHFEE Per Eazk HATTIE HaCIzaE
q G.1sl El7E fsrz zLr-l-1- * z -ae $500
- E-c a. " - 80 %
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-04-26
French and German.

n EXPERIENCED TEACHER INTENDS
n 70 olsa a sfteFloo1 FrsrcE a1d German eiass-
ceesrlf fir ekll1ren . stT diner both
q sfsrsst1 ilHzlaSe requested 70 ccznmunats
b Eecte5 V A. L. - 1r Whiinfyfs Box sire f515 p
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-04-26

DSSITab3S House Lots Tor Sale.
A SEWREK rfLOT5 the sEILsaOKRHrA
n kLASE-. ks7g-z.lg 1zisl n l-il-g p1f5ossl -
= ~ resgzzs1s priez ~ te1a zsd osbsT pzlre
1921 ~ Al 5. ,. ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-04-26
For REM.

= THE HOTsE LATELY OCCUPIED
~ y [< 8 Il Carer. sis.s axe ee-1er e Fz1ses
- Fz-< 40 F---so-l E1EEz1sf51 gfzsn tzz4e-
- -. !. z MaEsHaps ozncz.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-04-26

- THE DWELLING H0EsE LATELY Of
= CDe[ED ~ ~ E-1s=rf5srs asla-e-z n BeEsezlts
- MS As1ls q u 1szt re rsgzlr, AID Gt-ad
VIA a. fzs egzTszls1czs q ~ rs- ezzs ho1ss-
EssEsof - BOLLEs 4 CO
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-11

Trusts 81 sil kinds suited . the climate.
ID thi WsF they VIII becpme realty pros
porous AID independent Az they eannot
hope % bs on two crops morg sbaR upon
one Corn, indeed, g she poorest crop
10 grow b couneetlon with Gotten, g the
labor 81 oulsivating aud harvesting o.
both comes 30 che mme season q the
year Whit y needed 4 n industry
Whi6h shall furnish employment il saa.
soma when, under che sprent system,
shers ITO be nothiag dome. This ought
q be more g "a she south than ill our
more rigorous nofthern climates but IL
seems never 70 have keeR done Hence
the general lack Of prosperity Of southern
planters.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-11


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laa.
sas 49, ". ~ ~. AS. S..
avery ine f. "a -
q0ai ne eaA 49, ..sas 49,
oala R1.ls i. ssel 1870
maze e M Il
noE va ss sa',s aAs1 @ ..,h ~
. l $3.50 M
M se's
9ss sPfA'sa ~ ~ ~ 49,
e sss 1911 ~ 49, ~.
eA'as 81 No
t s.ys
paeAs alsasas $500 ..ss.
g $780, ~ IS, s.''. ~
a Assli1Ails hls $3.50 slss sl. ss.'7 es
hs aoaaa a0s ~ ~ ~ 1850
4l'ss .s ~ WI
ysa 80 s0s A 800 Y l..s ~, \,
81 ''sssss y. 49, ~. .'A , .....
teNs oss 5 M Il
oeA 9Nss 49, NJ,
s.ioa'l ..Ys III s..t5 ~. '.... ~
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-11
BRrTXsH ROYALTY.


Kate Field writing from sondon ID
The Courier-Journal, thus pleasantly
gossiPs Of the queens proposed new title
of Empress Of India, and Of the Duke and
Duchess 81 Edinburgh What 40 YOU
suppose The imperial parliament of Great
Britain and Ireland II quarreling about I
There Isn't time enough q attend u the
wants of the kingdom, consequently
hours aud hours are consumed ia dis.
GUESSING the momentous question, Shall
Tie queen Be called Empress 81 India II
Whether the idea Of new title oriri-
mated with her majesty Of with her mai
esty's prime minister, II plunged III IN
iatIloTnabIe doubt. Some declare III so
he 'just iiie meIodramatlc Disraeli.
Others insist that the queen herself II
responsible. There bays been rows in
tbc royal family, you see, Al Is the
status of the Duchess of Edinburgh.
she claimed precedence of The Princess
Beatrice, N being tha daughter of AM
emperor, claim tiaat has not been al-
lowed We're The queen Az empress,
this point of etiquette would h settled
at once" As my acquaintance with
royalty Il ~ siigft ~ To be impeEcep.
tible y the naked aye ! don't pretend
IN know the iacts5 INIT II Russian
woman Il II lhs bottom Of this very
pretty quarrel, u seems 4 great waste Of
lung and type, ior Che Duchess 81 Ed-
inbnrgh lies gone horne % her parents,
and they % say that she will not IL
turn. A little lady sitting beside me,
wlo has recently visited Russia, declares
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fhat she Russians hate Che Duke q IL
inbu1eh; that tie grand duchess loYsa
4 Russian young man. and on heF knees
begged her father not 70 bind her e aet
present husband AS aobody hes COCA
word for yictoria's second son, / fancy
shere Is much truth ID reports Of his
wife's unhappiness. must confess,
however, that the imperial lady looks e.
though che had . temper Of her Owl.
Wst8 ahe not The daughter Of car 4
should say that she was ugly a1d--cross'
still, IN spite Of physiognomy, she may
be an angel of sweetness and light. FER
tie sake 81 her Sex and her tWo little
children, who deserves to have one
amiablc parent, ! hope 70.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-11

Ian- "a Z N.-I "a aa9 81 ~ q

ons axe hail 1T one Of Mn Clog.
minee pies iusi belofe goiuG = bea
the oihes night, and then began u von.
Oct what Il made Of Before morn.
Inc il resolved iisslf into troupe u
monssropa ratg two grandmother, ard 4
railraa bridge lorty feet high and 81
incoueeigahla length himself o. tie
mtiaie az lt tha leeper iouz feet apaft,
Had tle cars coming
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-11

Mooge Rural New Yorker chimes In
with TIE rest ~ mankind, and advises
the south ID diversity her crops, but does
uot consider planting mere corn much of
q diversity because, iorsooth, this would
Rlat she markss. Well, for one We would
gejoica 10 experience chat sort of glut.
ri wonid certainly sound a Ii the jubilee
had come ID earnest, II hear IL said that
there was 40 ale loF corn In southern
magkets, because every farmer grew more
Wan IL could consume. The lien law
would then have % Be- repealed; wagons
would nos have 70 BE sent to the dep0ts
IN pl0ughing time; many creatures Who
nov hil undsr the aom de ptNBie Of mer-
chsnt would become 0thellos; tlie
freedmen would feel eancier than ever
ana the tricky old mule would be young
again frpm kicking up hia heels with de-
light that nlassa had cora III the crib.
Then, fellow farmers. suppose We try Che
experiment ~ quitting tha southern
market With corn u 4 not too late NJ do
5. Y0n have yonr cotton land AT
nicely prepared. bit not yet planted.
Just appFopriate 0nelhird of II To corn
Ear experiment nke Plant ohe row Ia
Low cotton pater iuFF0w and one row Oh
the VA aud faia year YOU eaa teat an-
other experiment, ii witt. viii corn do
better % uplanas planted III tile water
fanow ~ IN ahe bed Nus Moore'a
RnsA AVS. corn u the poorest crop u
plans eish cotton. becaupe ths cultlya-
ton and harvesting n all done Al The
ma tina well, this only shows what
the orth knows about southern farming,
ana hom pFaurrtoaa Il i d them ~
venture an opinion even. Every southern
Erm nowh AZ eaa caltivale mid gather
nnaIi corn crop on i cotton plantation.
ana nayeF require sny extra time and
but lIssle exsFa lainr There are odd
sim ID tha rnlturs aud harvesting ~ cot
t0n. which ranuot M more probably
hliel ap ihau ~ ealsivailng email corn /
crop. Bus let the Rural New Yorker
spak gag itelf Ihe oranges 0f the
southern states ass megins quite seneE
ailg y seuae lha psflUelion III cotton
sha eomlng yea f III ght meana
ahe efeitloa III neu isiussYiea II II
~ mogament Tie aash nee
maye ass iiea lndtatry N siie ss ssep
fowaFd prosperity Und0ubssalg the
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-11

JEWISH BEsroRATI0E rE palestine
The prophecies regarding the restora-
tion Of the Jews u Jerusalem aFa some.
what eariously illustrated By The recent
movements hi siE Moses MonteRore III
behalf of purchasing land foF bis coun-
trgmen there and tog improving the ma
teFial condition Of the resident Jews Hs
found chat recently i lot 81 land fftv
yards by one hundred, d Eve thousand
sauele yards, outside Of the walls 81 tbe
holy city, had been sold for $4,000 81.
astFesi q shout Sl,0S5. Near by, lot
measuring 1900 square yards, with .rees
aad vines, with email buildings and 1
iaFge cisteEn, was offered for ss 600 R
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-11

whole village could be sos 81 a mo.
crate price. and the Turkish goYernmsa
protested to bs friendly 70 tue plan +
improving the industry of tie oountr
81 settlements and buildings a com
pany has purchased tract 81 land ma
Jerusalem, with the intention of build
lug upon e City houses 50 IL i tba
business and education aFe working Ii
gether With religion upon ths future 4
civilization.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-11
RAD Y's
READY RELIEF

st@Aa fAAAt AtAeAAA A4As TAN ~ AaatAS4As
INFLAMMATION or rFfR RrpNTpR
ApsE1Ia5A AkAQN gH z IiAa DER
ANFAAANR4 ALTON ON TEAH NQWEES,
as,1,re ts.ss,. 44A4s kg4N 0N NAfH HsDNGSa
S9Et% 'kilFssts1 Al, DEE EEUuLiE BHE1 FIXING,
Ell AAAt.k aAx1QN OF TkHE kR afs4
hXa5 QgEs ID tETEEEkfEAs
srSsa, - t lAIAkStREI, nv ksgI Arl
EAl aA49ASJIA2s Iti fl Ei iii gasFS
GOLD UfllktsSs AGUt GlI6
Ipa 0ppleEtlnnnf Tia EaE haw rs RsksgEGE n 20 tns
49, 81 pszla w1es9 tho pain II dAcnsly exists wv
Mentg draps q half tprdhsagQg water Will, "a tSg
4esaSnsa sNEe UfhMNA, &NA#taS, SOUR 9Ay44s
pX8t cuLfc, WIND IN IhA
AS w tsha4s Aal Ass t A41tl8 All EAAtg5i - ~
W. n Rl5 aAEagn carry bnltl8 ot 49,
Viii pseySa ~ I'm f.s N ~ " sstag
1 rs BIIRR THAN HREMgH HRANDy or
3kAAhhb AS 6IA&ukAal8I,
Prise 20 Cents aoaa hS DFas istas
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-11

@gslsa94 taslsana9 Riegnntv e0asaa Milh sWeak gqa
NV " $ss ass N ssa efd atsaqe hep. &A ~
N 4ssAaAs4 m tea a&se ef sA dB9FdGgao ~ tt
FL ANgatas tlsaaaEss ElaMdass naryUe
fje- r., lgsi lspaitqsss sanaes, 4adls
fs4A sSepHNQAAs G4lanentsa hlal1aE aqas Lniiennts
ea O f9a he#aa, laa and sil neranFesasnla Of the
fA4NHs aa1AnsaG 40 Alleee = positive cuta
1872 ass e1nFalnsng no marpusg, Minsralsi o
Qtaagye tas following aymsn3onas raRing fron
Aisss8ifsaq tAA s7sSast 90 GifRaun
II n ~ ~ NtAsA &Mfines9 ~ the usNQA
ei sAa aaF, Nauaaa AeaEt1uf2A
Ss.e sEns " kne 4
81 tae head Hpftied sna DA
ss NJ n ~ Masn ln Aging R5gsasqi pm
eqe 8ah ean tH 1ae l4eaa, BaaeismsvoF 1nsssfigAl
k6%st $500 ~ S NA# aFa4s Fstr "a eAa ntst
faf HlEaA
teg dasas e IA L1EERWfS PILLS gtil fssa ths
iA tli4A All Ale aeQga nAYdfd di41riefs NeF5aa ~
Nesaha PSF n9N' SOLD ~ DRUGGISTS.
Read FALSE AMID TRuM.n
s saee 2na latsegstatnp - RAILWAY ~ CO., No,
% ~ = a+ b.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-11

Az our request, Cragin q Co., IF pbil
adelphia, Pa have promised to ssa5
any0f our readers gratis Ton receipt H
lbs cents to pay POSTAGE q sample Of Dol.
bins' Electric Soap to try Send Ii oncs
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-11

asa oua iatteEstatnp y RAILWAY u Co.'S NO,
az 4a4FaR AtNnae. New Wnr5F af1a
AestA 4hoNaaaaa Wili 81 1anf For
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-03-04

Sis. NAGDALENA FIROR. rrlict Of the lat
jacob Firur. E,q., February 29th, 1870. at Char
lest1wn. of apypeNy. aged - wears. moHtht
ao0 lj days. Deceased was paia,ytic for tiy,
atJ % llii years before her death.-lrcdegick
Md. Cn'.ai and Circleyi,e Ohio DeaocrNfaI.
.,qu. sJed Co copy.
On Dee %, 1875. at the residence Of her son
}ir. John q. Thompson. two miles up:th no leo
Town. Mrs. ISABEL THOMPSON, widow oI ,hC
ld,c James Thompson, aged - wears.
Near Waterloo. Clarke county. No., on Dec W
brr D., leI5, after protHacted illness, SAMUEL
HESS, formerly Of A.s county, aged about 90
yeats.
Ga February 2j. ls7C. ateJac,b Miles resi-.
demo, i'm Berkeley county, WILLIAM MASON,
aged abcu, 5f years
On February -. lS-G Miss MARTHA LAMAR,
eyed 6~ years. The deceased has btrI consistent
ucubc, O.. tic Methodist Church 10. i5 y,as.
Al Ferry Hil' Washington coua o., NJ, on
February s. ls-5. Mr.JUuE HOOVER, agcd
% years, I month and 10 DAYS.
Scar Uibsua, Ohio ON %, Sth or December,
l~15. I.ferI ling Ing sickness To-. Elimination Col
the Lungs, which she bore with Christian iorti-
tudc and resignation, Miss MAEANDA ELLIS
CONkLlN, Youngest daughter of Mr. jacob
C1uklvu formerly ot this County, ia The lg,h wear
of her age She was a member Of tlc Methods;
Church.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-03-04
Grange Interrogatories Answer

Grange Interrog6tOTies Answered.
tthe earnest solicitation oC Nany To'ers, an
nCuucc myself candidate Tor the office ct Consta-
bic of C,irtoWu District subject 20 the action Of
the next meeting OF the Grange and ia conform
ty % The requirements Of that body, subjoin the
following answers 60 the heterogeneous;
Q.-l. Arego. ia favor Of ne present railroad
aoaogrHcat "a iAi' State, GHt are yoa "a Juror Of
tle dicF iaCiiog HAT uoic eristsg Y not, irhut
mod tel,ieHs rsi go" propose a"d odroeatet
A-No. am iu favor OF all Railroads being
managed by the Chptowa constable and that be
shall receive for costs In this behalf $4,000, and
usual expenses, ithout fear, favor or discrimina-
ton. propose % modify thc present. system of
running Railroads in the interest OF bloated stock
holders and run them ia the interest Of the Mana
ger.
ca. Are y,s Sc faror Of trriaJ ,hepropery
~ rutI a4t. oti other corporations osGf the o.
tarrproyer'g II tie STATE &, 'oEed. and eractiRg
itr enforcing ae collection Of ne foafes
A.-As Railroads now pay more than their pro-
Porlaa %, the taxes and this does not meet The re-
QuiIeueuts of tAc people, an In favor o.. compel
ling Railroads. Oh pay 5l state, County and School
tlX.s. 1 DOB th.' is compromises. rather favor
tlc Morgan County resolutions 10 declaring div
ideud t1 Oh people out of the Railroad taxes. !
would also change the present law compelling
thlu O. pas tIeir taxes when due and require
them to De paid before due AS to Railroads | IA
vor taxation without representation.
Q.-3, Are g1s &c fdrJr Of 'iaHiaJ he session,
Of tlt i.Ti'Hrrrc % forfy-fre ddys not % exceed
sir.y l1y. ia t.e jiemjgl tsln,f
Al ann In favor OF ab,lishiny ih, legislature
a'togcts AFTER vt get these laws passed. think
Che Grange and thc Cliptowu constable can run
che machine after that Besides. 10 we had one 10
migatbs b.ibed by the Railroads
Ct. WW GOV ro'e 20 tja'i& ks p,eeea' utpry
lJr aai s'roc1.- one more 't,iaJe.st tact riH i'-
sore -g 1rnWt17t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-03-04
News and Times about Winoheste

News and Times about Winchester.
From tie Ne,cs and Times we collato the
following:
Tie front Of Brallock street N. E. Church,
South, has been freshly painted aud presents
a beautiful appearance.
Bishop Marvin preached to great audiences
on Sunday morning ard night, and fully Sus-
taiuel the high expectations OF his bearers.
Some Of the ables, members OF the Confer
ence Will preach at night during the term OF
the Conference.
The lev. J r. Hubbard, D D., assumed for
nal charge, as Rector Of Christ Church, oaSuI-
day. Bishop Pinkney was present and preach
cd
\ new and improved buildiug will soon be
erected on Tie Fair Grounds, on the site OF the
amnhilheatre lately destroyed ly the storm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-03-04
Martinsburg Matters.

From the Statesman aud Independent we
Gull tie following:
Blackburn Hughes, Esq, has recoTerel from
severe i.uCSs.
Mr. L. W. Wisners residence was robbed Of
a service of silver on. Friday night.
TIE monotonv of the town was broken
Tuesday, Ole 22N by burlesQne cavalry
parade.
It IS rumorcd that Col. J Q A. MAIDEN
bouscL has purch Used tie Stewart House o.
the proprietor. CI William Stewart.
Michael NIcC1bc was before Justice G3rlcer
on saturday, charged with forging thenames
OF Patrick Gallagher and George Small tga
note which was discounted at the Berkeley
Savings Bank. he was discharged for the
reason that an accused person cauuct be tried
twice for the same offence
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-03-04
Auditors Certificate.

! 4 UDIT0KS Certificate Of Authority autbor.k.
| " ing the United States branch of the NORTH
! british AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE
| co. OFLONDON AND EDINBURG 10 transact
the business of Insurance in the State OF West
| Virginia.
! The Joilop,rg . a copy Of The AnHual Statement Of
hssGid Company:
! Statement showing the condition Of the North
British sud Mercantile Insurance Company oil
Neic York CRY The lst day Of January, 1870.
made 70 the Auditor Of West Virginia pursuant %
the law OF said State:
First-Tbe Name and Locality j. North Briii1h
and Mercantile Insurance Co, New lork City
Sccond-Thc amount Of Capital Stock
$40 GOO, 0gO.CO
Third Amount OF It's Capital Stock
paid up is............"".,........." l,!0O,oOo.oo
ASSETS.
Fourth-The Assets 0fihe Company
are Amount of Cash on hand aud
in the hands Of Agents or other
250533.3I
Bills kcccivable....... ................ I,2ll.OG
An other Securities, L. $. aud
State Bonds.."...................... t6i $500
Total Assets................... l9,OG24o
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and due are...... o,O92,9i
Losses unadiusted arc.,....... GO 9l2OD
further proof are......'',...... 80 .52o.sI
Total Liabilities ..... ,..,.. sIO9,525.75
Grea;estamOuni insured in aug one risk Is mod.
er1fe.
The foregoing statement Of the condition Of L.
nited States Branch O. the North British and Msr-
camille Insurance Company Is correct apd true.
(Signed) CHAS. h. WHITE.
Associate Manager.
Subscribed and Sworn 10 before ne this 9Th day
of January. 1876.
fsigned) JXO. A. HILLARY.
Commr tor the State Of W. Va. in New YoIk.
Note.-The aid Company has by Power Of At
torney duly acknowledged authorized and ap-
pointed Albert Peyser, Esq. Of Charleston, Yves:
Virginia, as their Attorney 10 accept service OF
process and notice in the State for the Company
as required BY law.
State OF West Virginia, Auditor Office.
Wheeling, January 1876.
certify that the foregoing il correct recital
~ the Annual Statement 81 the North British and
Mercantile Insurance Co. Of London and Edin-
burg on file ia my Ofiis5. made in conformity with
the requirements Of section of Cbaptc - Of the
Code Of West virginia; ibat am satisfied from
The foregoing EtatemeHh, and such other cyiten.
ces as have been fsrHished.thatfaid Company j.
possessed Of the auoani Of Capital requircdby the
law 81 this state 20 qualify Il tor The Transaction
Of the bushes. 81 Insurance, and that ia invezs
ments Of such Capital are in conformity si,h said
requirements.
(, therefore, in purzuauce n ihc authority Ycst-
ed in r b. thelaws Of this STATE, do hereby au-
thofize The said North BFitish and Mercantile In
s1ranee Co.. It's Agent or Agents 10 transsct the
business Of Insurance IN this State until The slst
day OF December, 1876.
L. \. BENNETT, Ar5li0r.
Tor SA MUEL WELL,
Agent 1t Charlcstown, W. Va.
Copy. Tcs,e-
Z. A. BEyyETT, Auditor.
February %, is7e-3t
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administrators Notice.

THE undersigned having Qulli6cd a. Admins
traitor Of the estate Of tho late Martin e..
Colstou al persons indebted 10 said estate are
hereby notified t. come forward and settle tbs
same. Those having claims against said estate
will present them, properly authcnti caicd, for
settlement >. !. COLSIoN.
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ROBINSON sALOON,

No. q QUEss SrREgE, ,s,rr,
rs,HE BAR is at all times supplied with the very
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