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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-25

JEwELRY AT AUCTIoN.-On Wednesday
morning next will commence the sale Of
unredeemed pledges at the loan office CT
Otto Schwaner, No. II Baronne street. The
collection includes diamond sets, pins, ear
rings, watches, silverware, musical instru-
mente, guns, pistols and other articles, for
which no redeemer liveth. The eale offers
a chance to secure good bargains for small
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-25

For diseases peculiar to females and all
nervous affections horine, one of the recent
discoveries from the cotton plant, is . GER
tain specific. 1t never fails to cure tho
worst cases. NJ. B. Morrison & Co.. agents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-25
Eighth Senator ial District.

A dispatch from Hcuma last evening an
nouneed the denomination of Hon. Thomas
A. Cage for Senator, without opposition, at
the convention which met at that place yes
terday. The best of feeling prevailed in
the convention. and its action was just
recognition Of the services Of an able,
modest aud faithful public servant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-25
Appointments.

Governor Kellog has appointed R. Bene-
field justice of the peace of the fifth ward
of the parish of Livingston, vice Peter L.
Bourgeois, deceased.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-25

For chills and fever use sedine, one OF
the recent discoveries from the cotton plant.
It never fails to cure. N. B. Morrison q
Co, agents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-25
The Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
50 Chartres street, stood as follows, June "a:
At A. NJ, $50; at 2 p. NJ, $40; at P. M,
90. Lowest point during the night of June
%. 77o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-25

WIN tue enCnautnenls Vi mine OWL
None touch my heart and draw my tears,
As those which love much endeart
Who has not felt the truth OF the touch
ing language of Washington Irving: "Sweet
is the memory of distant friends Like the
mellow ray of departing sun, it falls
tenderly yet sadly on the heart. Every
hour Of absence from my native land rolls
heavily by, like the sandy wave of the
desert; and the fair shores Of my country
rise blooming to my imagination, clothed
in the soft Elusive charms Of distance.
shed the bitter tears of recollection, but
no one sympathizes in the tears of the
stranger"
Are there any among US who have ceased
to love their country Are there any who
are not proud of America, who are not
proud to be Americans Yes, there are
those who now regard as a failure our ex-
pertinent of self government. There are
those who dream OF a hereditary monarchy
and an emblszoned nobility. And there are
those who, longing for land over
shadowed with the chill gloom of despot-
ism, and where is denied to man freedom of
thought, freedom of speech and freedom of
action-will not celebrate with the en-
thusiasm of their whole heart the centen-
MIA! fourth of July. Ah, let those high bred
fellows seek elsewhere the gratifying ac-
complishment of their teudal ambition.
Although the ocean be wide, swift are the
steamers that can bear them to the enchant-
ed region Of their long-cherished dream,
where they will erjoy undisturbed the
privilege of being q subject instead of
citizen; and cursing our enlightened repub.
lie, bless the blind tradit ons of hereditary
royalty. Why tarry SO long in the midst of
rude and fierce Democracy Why not
embark at once and fac to the more con
genial climes of goddess rulers, princely
caetles and tur-eted dungeons For one
who will leave the land of Washington
thousands will hasten thither, as to the
land of refuge, of freedom and Of countless
blessings.
Truly has said Lamartine, "Washington
and Franklin fought, spoke and suffered,
always in the name of God, for whom they
acted; and the hberator of America died
confiding to God the liberty Of the people,"
Westward the course of empire takes its way"
Westward the march of civilization; west
ward the fight of prosecuted religion; ours
is the land of uncramped manliness and
orderly self government:
Times noblest offspring is the asst
Let us, then. hail with pride, with joy,
with enthusiasm, this grand centennial
fourth of July! Let the shout of our
national rejoicing be repeated from the At
lantic to the Pacific shore, and the tri.
umphal cry of our free and bold eagle,
rocked by the tempest, be heard from the
snowy heights of Oregon to the bleak sum-
mits of the Chimborazo and the Andes
ADRIAN ROUQUETTE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-25
For the New Orleans Republican.
THE CENTENNIAL FOURTH OF JULY.

During the long lapse Of one hundred
years. our free institutions having passed
through the fiery ordeal Of many political
experiments. here we stand on the thresh-
hold of second glorious century, as firm
and confident as our patriotic ancestors
stood, under the initial presidency Of Wash
iDgton, the immortal founder of our great
republic.
Ia the stormy course of its many trials,
the young republic, steadily progressing, has
been strengthened, consolidated and ag
grandizad by every hostile attempt that
was intended to weaken or destroy it.
Notwithstanding the gloomy forebodings
of courtiy sycoph ants, king -worshipers and
prej1diced aris tocrats, it has risen to the
loftiest rank in its youthful might, and now
it can defy the combined efforts of domestic
and foreign enemies.
Iutrusted with the last hopes and highest
aspirations Of huma nifty, it is yet destined
to live long enough to realize those hopes
and aspirations, which can not be stifed by
the iron hand of tyranny, and to reassert
all the sacred rights of man, founded on
nature and natures God.
America, America, we'll may we exclaim,
with the noble bard of Erin, Thomas Moore:
All that creations varying mass assumes,
OF grand or lovely, here aspires and blooms;
Bold rise the In )uni q ns. rich the gardens glow.
Bright lakes expand, and cOnquerlng rivers fow
Or, with the Napoleon of poetry, Lord
Byron:
Still one great cline, in full and free defiance
Yet rears it's crest unconque.d and sublime,
Above the fair Atlantic.
And justly has said the English Repub-
lican, Walter Sa wage Landor, Before me,
in imagination, do zee America, beautiful
as Leda in her infant smile, when her father,
Jove, first raised her from the earth; and
behind me l leave England, hollow, unsub
stantial and broken, as the shell she burst
from" And l, a child OF Louisiana, an ex-
lie in the metropolis of France, pining away
from my native wilde, and slmcst dying of
nostalgia, was I not insensible to all the
strange and gorgeous spectacle around me,
walking with down-cast eyes shd despalring'
look, without one expression to indicate any
change in the deep misery of my heart!
And when, suddenly passing through q gar
den, beheld en- exoi ic tree, one of those
which had shaded me in childhood, did !
not break from my attendants, rush toward
it with extended arms, and clasping it in
my embrace, address it as the tree Of my
native land, so arJre de mon pays o arbrt
de ~, mn l1nus'D
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-25

(ooNTMUED ON SIoHvH PAQE.l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-25

olive Of country. love OF home!
Where could 60, wheA could roam,
Where, with Glow steps, IN distant Cline
Trace lone and sad, the course of time,
Midst dazzlement OF wopdrous things,
Yet feel not that regret which brings
cloud DER scenes bewitching fair
Yet feel not that eicken there,
foreigner whom none deludes,
An exile from my native woods'
Speak not to me of other lakes
OF other prairits, dales and brakea;
OF other rivers mountains. springs,
Where birds are borne On lofty winss;
Speak not of what hey yond the sea
May others tempt, but tempt not me;
The marvels OF aLother land
Though many, bright and truly grad
Neer c, uld compare, in any zons
With the enchantments OF mine own;
Hone touch my heart and draw my tears.
As those which love 80 much endeart
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-29

n HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAI NY SONS
II J. I. Waterho1ss Jor, and Henry W1erhoase have
far power Of attorney Tor duriug my absence
from this Kingdom. JOHN TaOs. WATERH0UsE
HOool1lu. Starch lst, is7s Sse@
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-29

The ''City .; Nsz I~rk." the lSte-t addition to
the Paci6e Nail feet. commanded BY J. ". Philips
has reached Saa Er&aeiseS.
Upwards q -. zoe letters we're posted in EnElsnd
last year without any address. among them eue
EaicA contained Slo,oea in hank notes.
Viseoan; HirsAiabzOok has besa elee,si to PAriiA-
uenI from Huntington to 6AanAaeaesie-. lie fsvars
ania Of chaTeh @aa STATE and religious teachings
Il schools.
Presiaens Thiers popularity IN Paris is er'dsaeed
in ;ae fact tAa; the esr gave hin 600 jssity in
ferts Iskiag IN he ray empire the principles Of
the kePsSlie seem 70 be gainiug ground
A terrible sgbi between brother iu-lAEs enc named
Haze, the ether Bessie, i reported from Santa Rosa
Bea:tis vas killed. The 6eht VS. eAnsei simply by
refusal Of enc q 'hs parties to drink with the other.
sale =; ssetion. OF Telegraph BTl !, postponed to
see Il the movement 70 seeare. hv Subscription from
sity vsr= lots OF the top for public park is 10 be
saeccssfsl.
Dsa Carlos has dismissed he Ministers and has
eaasSsa the direction II his azsirs to the military
Authorities.
A Lena0a Post special announces that cOent von
Arnis1 has beea summoned to Berlin to stand trial en
charge II treasaa for psbshine seditiocs pamphlet
Bat i Is said the COani viii disobey the sannons.
A BeIiiu speeial saws vOa Luck. the prosecuting
counsel h4s app,iei for tie Se.ure and seqaestrAou
&C Csan, Ven AruiIn's estate The announcement Of
the charge If treason, II Is said. prOlOand
sensation
ARRsST or WISsLov.-An Arnsssisn special Of
the l5sh from the AuerieSn Consul reports the ar
q WinsloN. the fcrser. WinsloW claims that be
intended to 20 90 Portugal or BraIi: that all the
no~es be had vas S. coo belonging to bis Eife He
sad he len everything Boston 10 the hands Of his
NttorusTs bat denies hNrias Aay cash baads. aud
says nearly 81 the newspaper Seeeusis erroneous
PeoR Mas. NIxSLaN.-A London special ann7un-
that the United States CoLssl a; Rottsriaa has
recovered from Mrs. winslou sbost IS 0o9-Si geo IN
i cash. kni sl-a1o II Uuitei States bsu3s Mrs.,
WiusloW says she does ngi know how her hasband
0btained this money.
BLlNK's PRosPEcrs.-Jadging from reports from
different kslis Mr. Bl&iae's prospects for the Presi
dsutisl noniaAtion very good. whatever they
nsy be by iaes q March. he seems 10 have no op-
position AMI the Ninnesata Legislature l. in bis fav
or in Pronouacei nzjprty. while State which has
yss spoken opposes biz, 50 far as advised.
LAIR ErTHoVr oit,-It val be sn odd thing If we
soce day 81 eur lamps with irou sIlngs instead e
oil. aud dispense With 9eks Yet exPeriRentAiis,
in Bsrlin has shown that brilliant, lasting light
nay be obtained BY Burning iron.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-29
MEMORANDA.


Resi- q "a rss- sl,ssls1s o-ss M..is-.-S-s-s frsza
Nsv isa OF u lisa Tuehea Al R-srs c.Fe o. vrrss
is.us Nsv ehs s-riss us Rive u F.sss vrrs ssg
Asvl-z NY sa usassr- F-7--sos s-czss o-l erns
~ cuits savrlhls thuurh xarr r.ssarrs soee harS
Ann-iua Coast e chi- 1SE -ist i6 WITH lac hSs
~ s.ils AaoErrG c@rias. gsa SKA. Hnd
= inur 1slc W-hzs izss azssre fhrgr fssan iosiu
sd sarrr arfrc Hrncelu k,Iir - store ~ Ice
i-rc ves ~iihuf snaas-ss f1sl thsu-s Ia ~ iest
a-rivs1r mas NJ I-tA ~ ials Ana ual
nf fts 'rsfh * q ny De King native -
~ is.sns q > 6'--- n J. Ssilr' tru h't> A. u,s,
irE ~oui5 So thsr ~ sazi,a. yarst.rr 0s'rs
ts.IszA a. r-ucsIs huSsissaiy Ss,-ce ~ ~Al n
Hse
Errs o. ri "A Jaws ~ F-hrr N.sts- -utsei srfvreu
1855 P-a-s s-iSpS r g1asa.ru g-lars has hal
Sui'r 49, = -1a uas.-- D. 'hs sos,a 9 -sn-
-zrlr 7srf : tr-rzrs- E-Fts isES AtiSrte
roan1 vsih = hl. .-s issrirs As- Arrives
ia f1aalaln NH7Va - via 80 sti- sTcF-a 'f-
Es,a-s d, trs " P.ras Eas.ss-ss. sa~is-I-fs F-s
S.,iss Fe, 2sa 80 pl 'l'- OK N.reA l., alIsti
g. d. "a. t2s ts rscz 7s hss ssrti -s~lrry
~ - vira,. s-r5v~a "a ass2s,r Nsrea =sA
l.e--s < na-s Czaisl E2asau. rasstss = asys sra
r-s gsaaiss wisi lur.-- Il u-cts-ll "a SILL F-n
Pct sasaiir. Mssch is'; -s " s- >ui Narca a.
-, y. 81 81 urs > is,u ~ g. II. thrr hsl SER
- zcas- E-f t-a iiSbt lEalus usa rziu-
I--t q -chr EususS S.uas N.sssz--lrsSan F-xneeio
Na-A l-- is-s a. ia ssssn-sfr F5-Ss swu dsyscat
"a rss s-y siEs aas Bext asy. a--ss nnrtecs.t
tus~s Ma s-l in isa- isSS = al 80 - uaSsh
al-esr-z s-rti. ecIfs Tae 80 YER
slasck A. satscack sarfr- tie q s- -ci--.
suiis aa-s i-rari siiigas- froas tAca -
q Nsui a. Esrt fsht S i1st sul HfTirrl iu lsss
faar 'rleCt. uaaEirr rire rssssscr in cirssr dsys
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-29
Latest Foreign News.


~ tAs ssAoSasr RSsAnsA. cApsAis Sands. vhiSh
arrived yesterday afternoon, II days feA san Fra,
eisSo. Ne have dates 70 the issA ias,,
We a0ss among The ise@s Of Importance tia, Bsit-
nap tAs Secretary War; has becs charged with SELL
ing sAs osee q Poss-srAasS q, Fora Sai and other
peealatisas o. the sroatis- lie resigned at ancs and
bis resignation vas accepted BY the Prcslvai, for
uss,h the latter is severely blamed Bslknar has heea
iszpsAshed BY the House. aaa his crime has caused
intense excitement both in Congress and Throughout,
The esuutry. Secretary Rebssoa VAS appointed
sstiasSoSrs,aFy Of War. acting aasil the appointment
u AlphOsse TAI, BSlsnaF's Successor.
On Monday MaroA oh the Hsase weat late cNn-
i;ze cf the whole. Ssylsr the Cssr. On the HAw-
siSzA Tse4,y bal. ssa wS,i, Il New York. sss,ial
ed his speech in favor of the bill.
Col. Spallias uaaes date of'Ae l7iA writes TIA,
tss Treaty s,ii hangs sFs il the House, ha, that ii.
prospects arc god.
Lsgtre's sFceos the treaty is hisAly spoken Of,
lie denounced Kelly. charge 'hAi the measure i,
jeS. Page arguea that il Il was not ratisei the Uai-
ted States wii lose the carrying trade between
Frassisse aad the islands in les than year.
r u. pAaA VA uogius,el BY the Pcesilea; As
Miais;sr 10 EaelAAd bat the Seasis h&l fAilsi to
eea6rm the peanAiiau Al the last dates. much to
the Disgust 81 Massachusetts people.
Al he Nes Hampshire ele0.iuns the Republicans
rissarioss by large najeF;y. @sd have elected
Cheney governor.
The Bceoaer scandal thieseas the Piisriz Church
condemns The action II the sasissrE council,
II Kaslana there l. geasAl opposition u the aiap-
,iua BY the Qaeea If the tile " Eapsess.
The Ras'eFu question grsws more complicated.
Greece proposes 70 uaae with Sersia and Roamaaia
in an Oseasiss and defensive alliance sEAins, the
Turks.
Oa March lab in Psris the Ssas,e eleessi Dake
dAadiaFe, P4sauser, President; Marsel aud Dselsre
If the Len. and GSssral ia inirsals ard Kerdrcl Of
Of the Right, Wee Presidents This rSsu, pToaaSed
sensation, the Len desired the election Of Jules
Since 70 the Vice Presidency
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-29
Per Ceylon. Direct from Boston.

OARS, PROM 10 FEE-r. TO
w 2 feet iong, Of the best quality.
For sale By 1883 BOLLE5 a co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-29
French and German

AN ExPRRIEHcED TEACHRR INTENDS
n 10 open Al afternoon Preach sd Gsruen Class.
desiring their c5drer = stacy cher both
q ne f0red languages. rs71ested 70 con1unzts
b. istier l. T. ~ NJ. Fhnsy'E Box store. Ga =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-29
HUNTS REMEDY.

TWNHIS REMEDY WAS ORIGINALLY PRE-
II ScRIBED BY eminent physician for case OF
Drupsy IN Mrs Hunts family John Hunt aged about IS
Of stout and pletharc habit seized with sudden
attack OF general drOpsy which In Few days threatened
his life The ordinary remedies had all proved tnefica-
cous and under their the patient failing into
alarming The dropsr general and extensive,
Leg syelled size and the increasing
rapidly He entirely unable 70 lie down in bed. and
forced remain night and day In sitting posture
This Of things continued until by the advice OF the
physician alluded TO- the present remedy tried. In
Of its peculiar 10
pare Il with great and IN order TO insure this Il
iltruSted the family Of Mr.. Hunt procure and COM
pound il.
The remedy was administered. and almost from the
Of its reception n decided Improvement became
ulanifs-t The Kidneys Immediately affected and
ro1sei action the swelling Of the legs rapidly subded
agreeable action the flesh Of limbs resumed Ia elasticity
cHkinE remaining. and be rapidly convaescing
when unfortunately prompted by this rapid improvement
he gave up The remedy for a short time.
II unfortunate. for the curative process
rested the kidneys tagged IN their action, sgsn becnu
torpid. Increased with frtghtfuf rapidly
and he again found himself In very alarming
The remedy again had recourse to aud by its
vsring the disease 4 second time subdued Bat
aggravated and case, and IL took all
the virtues Of the Remedy combined with and TINE
eradicate the effects Of the disease hut through per-
seyerng use Off permanent effected. and he
time. wei man
This was the manner IN which the Remedy vas brought
into notice. and since then for period Of twenty ave tss
the medicine has been prepared amer the
proved formula BY Ms Hunt and used BY hTst phy
clans in their private practice, for this and similar
paints.
Il has been wen and hvorably known and extensively
Snced that BY classes both with and without
lingering and frghtfaI disease untimey DEATH
many Of our most estmable snd wellknown citizens.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-29

sASANkS-We read IN sn American paper ot The
cultivation o; this frui; n Florida where :, Is lar
" raised Tor the northern markeis-B'sion PhIlS
driphis New York. tSe- Ore planter hss grove
Numbering 70 600 plants. sn6 - plsnted n come
Toto a-ariuc rvery unNuth af The yesr. Cnnld thc
systematic cnlfirafian ~ ths fruit - commenced
hcrr N lsrs-e scale tor the Csfrrria market them
Is no Saah that Il could be uladr prriiishlc husi-
ness. Tarre j. ~ r-a~nn uar Ne shOaId mo- ship
away frosn 1907 70 500 hHuchvs by c.eh steamer, Sc
The vcSsels Wju hereafter ~ NOR pnpc;usi ir A.,
irving sud 6cEsrinE. and tie FSsSacv viii rare
IL crccra eight dsgs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-29

A 60RsEous SisHT.-SiaRgers and Others have
an opportunity nov 70 witness one Of the 6ncs;
aorsl displays afforded ,scse Islands, in iae Bur
sinriiIi wins which eovsrs The cottage on the cor
Hcr Of Nuuanu and BerraauiA Streets, j i now in
its glory. clothed with rayal rehe OF Na-rrt In
which Csuaoi BAL 10 attract the cyc o. every paSScv
ey Thcre others oi these riaoS IN the pac. but
none arpcars % saeh s3rsuissc o. = - shnny a.
Shst referred to. Set Ike the ussa-u, they az
rnauih ~ SIX weeks lister ia blooming this SESSION
than thvr were less var. Thc nsuca trnit vii
p.Qr last season.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-29

A RAKE SHE'LL FisE--oas day last week = native
h-ousAi 70 shr Bookstore, animal taken on the
rvf Aa1- ssvinS DC had never seeu one Ike
u b-fo-e The shell VAs white, ana thre aud hslf.
by fear sns halt inches in aiasaetvt. The creature
appeared 10 E=ve oatCrown his scll. aerr al least
six sg seven sNd halt inces serass. and shout Two
inches IN thickness I, sss n salmon eolos. and
Ide unde- surface UGs Sng'aih and 6ISkliSe. while
the uup-r exposed portions wrre eHvrtv3 with
Uartlikc rrNtrhcrsucrs- o. tlc right side 10 The
snimsi rNicnduc hale Ssv aronut is cfrcarufrvnCc,
bezstiini iriucc UhicA coaia De drawn iu an
der The shell 81 Wiil The cves and tenSseseS were
sisa canccz,c5 nnder the she'll cScep; when the ami
nlsi Vas On Ilatior None II our ssvanis have hecn
zcic identify the Isl, and Na1s Bsiliep vii far
usrd IL % PARIS, NAers IL wul doubtless be recSs
nsSra
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-29
HUNTS REMEDY.

The SnIy known Remedy for Brisits Disease and has
cured every case Of Dropsy In which Il has been
given Irritation Of the Neck OF the BLADDER inflammation
% kidneys Ulceraton OF the kidneys and bladder
Diabetes. Structure and for Enfeebied and Delicate
Constitutions Of both sexes attended with the fol-
mary Difficulty OF Breathing. Weak Nerves Wakefnness,
Painful aud Dragging Sensation In the Rack Ioins
Flushing the BODY Erupons the Pace, PalId
tenancr. IaSsitI1de ~ the system etc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-29
Va tRRIIsD.

-HezrssN-ia zls csy ~. s- - hast, ~ the
- " rh- b-ar- ss.l b. Es Rev ~ F-er us.issri -
ls Efs Z lsie. NElzll QvEN- -3esi a y thr Err ,
~ Sri.h ~ Aslr As1s NA.r AEHF. Srczsi aauraser
.iasssia r a. H,rt u n-,..ssair lissalur ~ New
llaraau. 1aHH- r.srisr~ riesse casv-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-29

meui S1rrry. icit Nou1sy Tor This islaai, where
h. eE,1Ls 20 settle solaz dispuiei boaudsies- Toe
isaa-d / siri5e6 iuio eieTru eiEssaES. oaiv Que
at ulich b. erur tee1 Surveyed o. thrse Her
rt-a-.oss Esslisaisui oWrs one OF more Fsu1T
To1uC oa-. Mr. Gibsea oz-. Lad TIE rsDziuder are
l,.rtrn1lurt sui CraNn lanas.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-29

r. Tlae schocnc- BanEnza arrived Al four P. n.
yestesosy, j GAYS from San Franeisoo. SriaEinE
an Oaks uazil- portioa Git vas pat OF board
-tr schooner tsen Hare CsPisin Tripp. Hhica III
g. hours zhczE zg5 u,Ey * lpoked for oourly- TIE
y,as-ae made hr the BoaauEa l. csrfEinlE splendid
aue esreoiaI,y 8 she hid south Einds fsr several
ssrS 5r-i.sr TX srip-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-29

A pleasant oooAsInN.-On Thursday evening Of
last week. one o; those delight a assemblies for
which this city jasily celebrated gathered
the residence q Capt. 7 Huhran. uham tourists 10
the House o. the Saa, viii remember ia years
agaue as the genial host Of the Gnave Rancl vjla.
=; Nakz~sn, Maui The occasion 'szs the marriage
of the yoansess daughter af the hos1 William Q.
Saith &c. Dspair Attorney General The evening
Ess cain and tss Stars shone hrilIaaily overhead,
while the mansion was abla-e villa iiEl,, ana lie
large grounds were brightly Illuminated with M
unerous torches ana eolore5 lanterns % tie lava
in front II the house the has band di>coured srect
muse 81 Intervals adding 20 the scnSuuuS Influences
Of Tire fairr-liSc scene Within doors tue several
has6rcd invited guests tbr1nEed, without crowGinE
shei=re P4rorS, Nica were tASicfgllv adorned with
hnSe boeae;s Of Tsch ana frsErsni flowers. In the
clumo6iuus aud plezssug ScppSr--sOn q long liable
sprusd in the most srtistie sud elegant style
vita all gSs'raa0nie delicseies- IN JoGdoir i'd
jauiD the p2rlor. ricl display q bridal fts nlct
tbs rye-artsies 81 utiiiiF miuElinE IN close easn
pluionShjp vita the Ornamental The whole affair
pissed ~ = The most eujoy4oie manner. IaeTe
Wzs rlesznce without fOrmSliiv. aud Stvie without
s,iEarss zu5 n aiie courztziatiu the bsuPr c,aplr
NC would 10; f4ii 10 congratulate The host and
husscSs, on tie sa-cess % ile reeep,i1a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-29
HuMT,S REMEDY.

Has been before the pubic for than twenty years
and bas been the means Of saving from lingering and
fghtfs disease and untmey death hundreds Of
estinlabs and wen known citizens
This Medicine was Never Known to Fail.
Price $3.50 per Bottle.
DILLINGHAM 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-29

BEarT1FUI FDOEER-Fron the garden Of Dr..
EoEuaru Eas or exhTbi1Sou IN tie Bookstore one
ssr lsst week Il Ess brought from tie East
Iacies oy Dr. Hilichzna and i called tbe laastis.
o. Sz--a1 ZalEsperszz1- Tsc plant j su1aH 1rev,
o. khrun and when covered With the ros dih yellow
BLOSSOMS, uusi pro6uce sorgcous e1uct-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-29
DIED.

Eesi4z1-la tli- c-t Eaca l-sh i-s1: * -
E-a-r EsslaEG. sssa saoril- slii = -sy.-
CO 5hr Eva Il Nave ts-E AZ ti- a--rs IssFiisL 4 s-
,riu az -as f scs>s=nrr uastrs & SSxazy. Ger
uazv. z--1 81 ye--s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-29

NvSsc SExT WEEkr-We iearu that a canp,ir1eu-
tr-y braeEi ali be rendered 10 the vocalist. Mss
sfiau,i 70 taSe plaev ezry aexs UreG- The definite
auuouucemeus 20 De s.lE5e or Saturday