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The Osceola times., 1878-12-21
Sensible Views.
Now Yak Tribuna


The facts OF the case are that the
country this year has been scourged to
an exceptional degree, not only by vel.
iov fever, but by. every form of malsri.
Gus disease. The death rates in some of
our larger citiee. rose duripg the, warm.
mugKy weather Of Ssptember '3S yer
cent. over the same space OF time last
year. The primary cause wss doubtless
the prolonged drought and the uncover
ing Of the miasmatic borders Of the
streams; but the, seeds of disease thus
engendefed would not have brought
forth such prolific death crops II they
ha not found abundant soil in the foul
air, poisonous smells, and fermenting
flth about our towns, country HOUSES,
even resorts of health. In the South
this fact was patens fnom 0e frt. 0Je
NADIA Is fair sample Of spg|l Southern
towns In Its absolute neglect Of drain
sge Of every sort bad or ,goed, New
Orleans has been q breeding place Of
pests fer flty years, Rurial e imponi-
~ p. 4@ q the csnetsdss, and st
hixh Wttef mAby 81 th6 receiving vaults
10 which the dead are packed are under
water. Thirty yeSfv aSo the victor to
one Of these roqeplanted, shell-psved
citisG IT the dead would be forced TO
drive through Il At full gallop, 20 terri
bic vae the oder. Nothing has been
done to psmsdy il since. Neither have
Northern cities any reason to boast.
New York, with the pure air Of the bey
blowing constantly through her streets,
TX si; a.Ptfss gss y STS' ASK t,sssins ,s:S !.
smells ~ pest hospital. Boston is lit
ile better. The poil Of Atlantic City,
Csp6 May, and the cheaper religious sea-
eide resorts was pregnant this sesson
With malariz. In Philadelphia % de-
fec@ive y tie seWeEuws thaE b nss naar.
4 asR}yzrt nneninr = =. insass - 6tiask
T. ~. - ~ 1onu1t -,
ezIez - - n sq
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TO be done Galveston, As our readers
knQw, from one OF the most sickly, Is
now enc of the healthiest, because 1t is
the cleanest city In the Union. The
Commission will find out, probably, the
cause and cure Of. yellow fever, and
ether ieycrs, but II win not hinder the
cause nor advance the cure. That Is for
each town, village, and household to do.
The matter is one of National import
snce, but it is also one Of individual ef.
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Is7s-e, ID.
1Sse-0, ID.
:, al Sse.' 'hs 'v~'a acyei

a Ressne W"i~ A"yet a.
The dev JohU Jaspar, Of Virginia, says :
"De sun do move, for in de mornin' it shines
on dis side OBJ de house, while in de ebenin'
on dat side OBJ de house. Now, eff he don t
move, how come he dar ?" Notwithstand.
ing Mr.. Jaspar's logic, yet believe that
the rorid moves. When Mr.. Jsspar's ideas
cmetinted ths r1pulnf belief 4 people
Thought thatto dieof snail pox or CHI Sera
Now, through vaccination, smsll. .pox is
averted, while cholera, cholera morbus,
dysentery tAux) and diarrhea, are readily
cured by the use Of DR.. Pierce's Com.
pound Extract of Smart Weed. Do not
such evidences tend to prove that "the
~ofld motss?" As an-external femSt tot
cut, ,.bruiAss, sprains, dwellings, AissssanA
stings of insects, the Compound Extract Of
Smart Weed has no equal. Veterinary sur.
geons have also employed it with marked
success. "a ftEA - LtA III
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WHAT ToRryREs ARB INFLICTED by a
disordered liver. Pains in the right side
and under the right shoulder blade, head
ache, nausea, indigestion, costiveness, un-
pleasant taste in the mouth and low spirits,
are among its iadicia. Besides, the saffron
tinge it imperts 70 the SKIN is the reverse Of
becoming. But DR.. Motifs Vegetable Liver
Pills speedily dispel the symptoms by rem
Sold by all druggists.
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Cnr,.,.cn,,, q, N, s,rln.l M nh,,h

Are swallowed by invalids and their phys.
icsi troubles thus kept alive for years, when
TINT peerlesstopic stimaiant and corrective
Hosteitsr's stomach Bitters, would speedily
set the disorde eied and worn out mechanism
of the system in active operation again. 1t
has been demonstrated owe, AMI over .acsirs
that the requirements Of ( e lick 4are.aay
swered far better by thc8itters than by a
pajority Of the miscalled remedies of, the
pharnacoreia. The stomach Is strength.
ened, the liver regulated, the bowels put in
proper order, the blood enriched and puri.
tied, and the nervous system rendered. tran
medicine and safeguard against disease,
which is, moreover, q most agreeable and
effective appetizer, and cordial peculiarly
adapted to the wants. Of the aged and in
finn delicate females, ana ccnvslescins
patients. It's, besides, Immensely popular
sssn snuqots 10 malaria.
The Osceola times., 1878-12-21

IMPORTANT NOTICE. Farmers. Fami-
lies aAd others purchase no Remedy equal TO DR..
TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIAENT for the cure Of
Cholera. Diarrhoa. Dysentery, Group, collie and
ssssickness taken internaliy-tt 10 perfectly harm
ess see oath accom- panyins each bottle) and extsr-
nay for Chronic Rheumstism, Headaehs foothsche.
quito Bites, OId eore.. -fsins 10 Limbs, Back and
Cheat. The VENETIAN lIiIAENT YES intro
tinues 10 do so many stating, II II vaa Ten Dc"sss
Bottle they would not be without II. fhousands Of
vonuetfpl curative p-ysrti3 boh W the Q<re-
eistG at ~ cents. Depot - nuray ~, hew York,
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IT II impossible to sell the best article os
any kipd1stowas lhG pSqn4tscan {hs -
forded. But the prices OF Mason 4 Ham.
Inns Cabinet Organs are not mach more
than z those, Of yep inferior prgsns: while
durability, is very great. ~ r47" ''f'' y
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CulllbraIa Exfrasagasce.
"a RFansloee AI1s.

Ii svidsness Of Osliio<uia xtsava
Gnnoe - - - soen On evsEy dde. The
dWslIinG furniture, tAbasa and drss Of
~ pocple i1alpetg vesI liesz4yexPendi
tHfts San 3tn16uD0 h1s the reputation
a. b4RiDG tkrnqDt eeetly vfnes, cieats,
- !j.g. aet dslssvlss e = \
:, ;tliuulIl(I .516f is1n.s lHttsr than Parh,
- Fu1clpoo kotter than Nov
~ e56eni 6ceht hotels and the
- ~ D d01gu milli0nAires are un-
= \ 6Gz1llsd, n anythine eshcrt
- lez1gl & thelA spe.
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Fosupwards of thirty years Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup has been used for children
with never-fsiling success. 1t correcb acidity
the bowels, cures dyssntery and disrrhea,
whether arising from teething or other causes.
An old and welf.tried remedy. 25c. . bottle.
The Osceola times., 1878-12-21

A ONE CENT revenue stamp is about al
the value there is to the large packs Of
horse and cattle POWDER nov. I'd a. u yys
They sre immensely valuable.
The Osceola times., 1878-12-21

Toclesnss and whitsn the teeth, 10 swsstsn
eops pentifreet Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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~ kpr;H ks,;c,r 4 q : or f'err Mrp,r.-.R,own,

An ARTICLE OF TRuE MERIr'-"Brown's
BRONCHIAL Ttoches" are the most popular
article in this country or Europe for Throat
Disessesa an Coughs, and shis popol&ityis
bssed'ueo6 sed nSsik. IS Ssnts boz. -
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Pimplrs. Frerlles, Etc.

The most wonderful discovery yet known.
Mrs. DR.. /. X. Shaw's Moth and Freckle
Lotion. May be had OF your druggist. Price
only sl.00. For pa ticllars address Mrs.
Dr, L. X. Shaw, 140 East 2sth street, New
YORK. Mrs. Shaw's Liver Pill. Best in the
world. ..I.f -..
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Tus ;aaporMnes sad .u,ss< q ssAase,s1
:; r! : ! :
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FRANK lESLlE'S
CHIMNEY CORNER

Occupies a field that no othtr journal
attempts To fill. 1t is essentially paper
for families. Avoiding all politics and
questions Of the day, It devotes It's cel>
umns to healthy fiction for he enter
tsinment of its tesderr, and well written,
agreebly-instructive articles for the
home circle, biographies OF the good
and great, anecdotes, art, invention,
travels, curiosities OF foreign life, the
tastes Of the day, the marvellous in nature
and art, essays, attractive reading for
the little ones at their mothers knee,
and for those of larger growth, combin..
ed with pictures that attract the eye and
fix impressions wildly on the mind. IT
is issued every Monday, and can be had
at all news depots' price, 10 cents. An
nual subscription, "a. Three months,
81. Postpaid. f-r
Drafts on New York or Registered Letter, at Oer
rfsk. Those who find II more Convenient 90 sup-
scribe through agent can do so NJ tnehr ~
rfsk but should first assure themselves OF the
ssents rer possibility. Address .l
Frank Leslie's Publishing House,
So, IS & 81, Park Place. New York.
The Osceola times., 1878-12-21

CHEW Jackson's Best sweet Navy Toba eco.
The Osceola times., 1878-12-21

= =
The Osceola times., 1878-12-21
o. ir HALLS 1ALsAM
Is the Leading Specific for Consumption.

II soothe- and heals the membrane Of the lungs,
lnHamed and poisoned by the disease. and remedies
the night swesis and tightness across the chest,
~ hich arrom many IL.
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The Osceola times., 1878-12-21
The Home Doctor.
To CURE WARTS.

Cut slice from raw pstato and rub
the hand each night. Let the water dry
on the hand. II will need but few sp-
plications.
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A cosournrn OF oossr xprros

ERADICATEs
Cosshs, Coids, PneuDonis, Bronchitis,
-.. Asthma CrsuV. WhooPisg Csush,
Aud all Diseases Of the Rrcashisg Organs
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A tea msdeet sife drssd whortlebef.
ries, and drunk in the place OF water, Il
asure and speedy cure for scrofula diff
culties, however bad.
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omMERcIAL.
FRpAE AnGrSr a LIS.

FRLDAF, AJGU7ST ~, 1878.
The non-Arrival Of the Wilmington. which has been
looked for all the week. leaves us without later sdvicos
than those reported last week After becoming accus-
toned 70 regular steam communication with san Francis
co at short and stated intervals. any interruption Is felt
TO be annoying by our business men, 20 say the least. Our
subsidy in aid Of the steam line has been liberal for our
means, and We think any partial cessation Of the service
should be duly signihod 10 the public. whose interests
may suffer for want OF timely informaa~u. In the days
when Our communications we're carried on b. sailing
packets. we were accustomed % irregular mail service.
and so were enabled to possess our souls in patience but
the Facihe Mail Company has Of late given Us just enough
taste Of good things to make us irritable when they cut
OF any Of the privileges Of which they have assisted Us to
learn the value. This little grVwl eases our mind and
We are willing to unite in the conjectures prevalent that
the Wilmington's day Of sailing may have been post
Poned. or that she has been withdrawn. 1t may be that
she sailed or her advertised day. and that some accident
70 her machinery. or otherwise. has delayed her arrival.
In our domestic commercial circles, there is nothing Of
moment TO report. Some sales Of real estate have oc-
CURED in the past week. at prices fAvoTing the buyer.
The residence Of Mr.. q. Siders, on PunchbOwI Street,
sold on Wednesday for s3.O5O,-Dr. J. S. McGrew, pur-
chaser. The old :" Maine Hotel " premises have been sold
by Mr.. Z. b. Frfei for $500 to Mr. james Love. This
property. thirty years ago, commanded 5000, and was
then considered cheap at that price. The fact IL that
Honolulu Is growing TO the southwark, Waikikiward,
owing principally 20 purer air and the fine seayiew.
The Undine viii probably sail on Tuesday next. but we
believe the mail will be detained for the incoming
steamer from Australia
The bArkentine Discovery may be considered due in a
day or two from San Francisco. with dates 10 the 10th inst.
There were no foreign arrivals at this port for the
past week.
The departures were Aug IT, Am bk D c Murray,
and Hsw brig Elise, both for San Francisco
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TIE selection of candidates for the next Presi-
Dental election in the United States is already
beginning to be agitated by the two great parties
which divide the country. The Democrats appear
to be more favorably inclined to voorhees,, of
Indiana, than any other person we have seen
named. Tilden is politically dead. In regard
TO the nomination of General Grant by the Re
publican party, the San Francisco Call of August
2 says:
When General Grant was spoken of as a candi-
date for a third term to the Presidency, the jour
mails and politicians favorable to the suggestion
were cautions about committing themselves too
deeply on the subject until they could note the
drift of popular current in the Republican Party.
On finding no objection from any prominent source
that was not uttered with a qualification, they
then grew holder, and manufactured capital Tor
the General, who is now considered to be the
most formidable candidate for the Republican
nomination among all the Republican statesmen
aspiring TO that honor. 1t has come to be be-
lieved that be has only to express his Willingness
to accept, in order to carry OF the prize. At
least. that is the way the case presents itself at
this time.
General Grant has not, so far, publicly signihed
his intentions in tire premises, and his friends
will probably remain In Ignorance as TO what
they are until he returns home. lie Is 100 pru-
dent a man to commit himself on the partially
favorable sentiment so far expressed, and Is
aware that a great many changes are liable to
take place in the next two years, which might,
Z he committed himself, rehGer tne situA1ion
ubarrassing. 1t will be in order, then, to wait
Aient.y until the " silent man. has spoken.
.fhere are several things for General Grant to re-
.ect upon before he yields 10 the solicitations OF
els admirers. Perhaps the reason advanced by
General Butler carries as much weight as any
other. While admitting Grant to be strong as a
.ossible candidate, he thinks the General has
tlready attained to n measure Of fame with which
he ought to rest satisfied. He now enjoys the
prestige of a man who never suffered defeat. on
the battlefield or before the people. On these
laurels be can rest. and always enjoy an I'M
drmmed popularity but should he enter Tor a
third term. and fail to receive the nomination,
or he rejected after receiving il by the people,
his prestige would be in a measure gone. and he
would cease to be the man which his Own deeds
and the applause Of the country have maae MIN.
Many nersous who have the highest respect Tor
the man. If consulted, would probably advise
him to decline being a candidate.
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ssENGER

~FRoN KAHULUr-Per Kilauea-hou, Aug 1S-P n Makee
Z Mr. Mellis, ] Bryant, Wong KOny, and about 20 deck.
For wrSDwARD PoRTs-Per Likelike. Aug 19-H X II
LilfuokAiani and servants, Miss Sheldon and servant, Capt
Makee and 2 servants, Mrs Kitchen and 2 children, Rev }
wilbur, Miss Thompson, DIR Tisdale, II Won Holt, w Ka-
walnut, P n Makee, Misses Makee t2l, G Y Aiona, E Dele
mar. p Milton.
FFRoM KAUAI-Per Kilauea Hou. Aug 21-HisM Majesty
The King. W Haskins, z X Smith, W o Smith, wife, child
and nurse. ] KAuhane and wife, Mrs o lsenberg and 2
fchiIdren, i Bindt and wife, o ScholZ and 2 children, Miss
"A Wfebke, Miss A Nevelle, Miss Segelken, W Mullaer, W
e II Rice, j Gates, J II Dean, and 20 others so deck.
FoR KAHULUI-Per Kflauea-hou, Aug DIV O Smith
wife child 4 nurse, Miss NJ King, LIN Birch x wife,
Mrs Hebron 3 others and about "A deck.
FROM WISDwARDP oRTs-Per Likelike, Aug III Costa,
= ] 8 Emerson, Miss Bruins, Miss Lack, Miss j Wells, Mrs
On FIitner, ID ID Baldwin, w b Bailey, w Jessett, MissP
Widdemsnn and servant, q Waller and servant, Akana-
hilii, wife and 3 children, Mrs L Wells and child, W ID
CornWell,w wife, child and nurse and 46 deck
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I.
ARRIVALS.

Jug 15-SchF Knlamanu, Mans, from HOnOkaa, Hawaii
IB-Stnsr Kilauea Hou, Marchant, from Maui
Is-sehr Hettis Merrill, Hatfield, from Lahaiua,. Mau
Is-Sehr Ka Moi. Sears. from Kahuiui. Maui
Is-schr Unama, Puaahiwa. from HanaIei, Kauai
Is-sehT KekauIuohi. Malaihi, from Hanalei, Kauai.
Is-Schr Waimalu, from KOhala-
I8-schr Wailele, KaIauao, from Maliko, Maui.
2O-Schr Mary Y Foster, Beck, from KOna & kaU.
2O-schr Warwick. John Bull. from Kalaupapa-
2i-schr wAlehu, Klia, from Mako, Maui
2I-Schr Leabi, KaaEa, from kohala, Hawaii
2I-stmr KnaGea Hou. Marchant, from Kauai.
22-sTmr Likelike, Shepherd, from Kauai
22-Schr Manuokawai. Naizi, from kapaa, Kauai
3-sehr Marion, Kibin, from KOloa q Waimea
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ES.

Aug I7-schr Jenny, Pske, for NaWiliwiIi, Kauai
I7-schr Waioi, TOomey, for Hama, Maui
lT-Schr Pueokahi, -, for Mako
liam bk ID G Murray. FROST, for san Francisco
Ig-Stmr Likeiike. shepherd, for Maui a. Hawaii.
I9-schr Annie, Kalua, for Kalihiwai, Kauai.
I9-sehr Kulamanu, Mana, for KOhala, Hawaii
2O-Schr Kamaile, Palmerton, for Kona and Kau
I3-Schr WafmaIu, - for Rohaa
2O-schr KekauIuohi, MAIaihi, for Hanalei, Kauai
20-Am brig Elise. Perriman, for San Francisco
2I-Schr Wailele, Kalauao, for Maliko, Maui.
22-StmT Kilauea-hou, Marchant, for Kahului
22-schr KA Moi, Sears, for Kahului, Maui.
22-Schr Ulama, PuARhiSa, for Waipio, nawati
22--Schr Mary Z Roster, Beck. for Kona and kau
22-schr Waiehu, kiia, for MolokAi d Mako
23-Stmr LikeIike. Shepherd. for Kauai
23-schr Leahi, Kaaina, for Kohala, Hawaii.
23-Schr Manuokavai, Eaiwi, for Kappa. Kauai
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Public Auction.

On the 18th day of September, 1878, at 10 o'clock a. m.
there will be sold 1t public auction, at the Bailey Raneh
Pens, at Kapalaia, Makawao, Maui, all the Cattle and
Horses belonging 10 the Board of Education, connected
with the Haleakala Boys Boarding School, namely Six
pair working oxen, three choice bulls, ninety mich COWS,
twenty-three steers, twenty-five heifers, eighty calves and
young stock, eleven horses, mares and colts. Terms cash.
After the above sale, there will also be sold the lease of
the Ahupuaa of Nakawao and the buildings situated
thereon, the same Icing known as the premises and land
of the Hsleakals Boys Boarding School, comprising an
area of about 1000 asres, for the term of ten years, at an
upset rent of $500 pr year and also, atthe same time, all
the furniture belonging to the premises, consisting prin-
cipally of tables, chairs, bedsteads, stoves, crockery ware,
carpenters tools, cutivsting implements, &c, &c.
Further particulars to be made known at the time of
the sale.
Au24 st y. D. HAvEKosT, Auctioneer.
With the approval of His Excellency the Minister of
Finance, 1 have appointed Eugene r. Hendry, Deputy
Collector of Customs for the Port of Honolulu Island of
Oahu. W. F. ALLEN.
Collector General of Customs.
August 9Th, 1878. At.
Mr.. John j. Porter has this day been appointed an
agent to take acknowledgements to instruments in the dis
trict of Hilo, Island of Hawaii.
THOMAS Brown, Registrar of COnveyances.
Registrar Office, August sth, 1878.
Approved.
SAML. G. WILDER, Minister of the Interior.
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nupR EME COuRT nFIHE HAWAIIAN

COURT OFTHE HAW Allan
- Islands, Oahu, SIS, July Term, A. ID. 1873. Akaneki (w(
libellant, VS.. b. Kalua *, lbellee, libel for divorce. In the
above entitled libel for divorce, il is now ordered that a decree
of divorce from the bond of matrimOny be entered in favor Of
the said Akaneki W., for the cause of the adultery Of the said
b. Kalua *, to be made absolute after the expiration Of six
months from the date of this decree, upon compliance with the
terms thereof unless sufficient cause shall appear 10 the con-
trary. And the lbellant is ordered to publish an attested
copy of this order in the Pacific Commercial Advertiser "
and "Kuokoa . newspapers for six successive weeksi the first
publication to be within one month from the date Of this order;
that all persons interested may, within six months, show cause
why said decree should not be made absolute.
By the Court: A. ROSA,
Dated this 18th day Of July, A. d. 1873. Deputy Clerk.
Honolulu, Oahu, SIS. I hereby certify that the foregoing $ a
true and faithful copy of the original decree Of divorce now on
file in the Office of the Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian
Islands.
As witness my hand this 23d day Of July, A. D. 1878.
iy27 6t* A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk.
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cUPREME CoURT oFTnE HAWAIIAN

2 ENN OE III III
- Islands, Oahu, SIS, July Term, A. D., 1873. Kaaoao Cw),
EbeIlant VS.. KaIama Ql, Hbelee, libel for divorce. In the
above entitled libel for divorce, it is now ordered that a de-
cree Of divorce from the bonds Of matrimony be entered nfayor
of the said Kaaoao (wl for the cause Of the adultery and utter
desertion of the said Kalama Q(, 70 be made absolute after the
expiration ofsix months from the date OF this decree, upon CON-
pliance with the terms thereof unless sufficient cause shall
appear to the contrary. And the Hbellant is ordered to pub
lish an attested copy Of this order in the " Pacific Commercial
Advertiser" and " RuOkoa" newspapers for six successive
weeks; the first public notice to be within one month from the
date Of this order; that all persons interested may, within six
months, show cause why said decree should not be made alb
solute. By the Court, A. ROSA,
Dated this 18th day Of July, A. D. 1873. Deputy Clerk.
Honolulu, Oahu, So. ! hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true and faithful copy OF the original decree OF divorce now
on file in the office Of the Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian
Islands.
As witness my hand this 18th day Of July, A. D. 1873.
jy20 Ct A.ROsA, Deputy Clerk.
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FoR SAN FRGEcIsco-Per d C Murray, Aug I7-29O gal
Ions turpentine, 4O153 lbs paddy, GIJo0 lbs rice, 1859 lbs
sugar, 464l goatsktns.
FoR SAN FRAxc1sco-Per Elise, Aug 29-1O452s lbs SUI
gar, 1854 gallons molasses-
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Westward Ho 2"
1Corssnonasnes Of the Paelae Commercial Advsr.ls.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 20, 1878.
4 single glance at the map will suffice to show
the traveller that st. Louis is destined to be one of
the great commercial centers of this progressive
continent. Her geographical location, her central
position in the great network of Railroads, and
her already populOus city of One-half o million,
make this point the great center of the west and the
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THE Heir-Apparent, the Princess LiliuOkalani,
and suite, left town on Monday, by the Likelike,
for a three weeks visit to Maui. The custo-
mary salute was fred on her departure, by the
ba ttery on Punchbowl.
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cUPREME CoURr oF HAWAIIAN

- Islands, Oahu, IS, July Term, A. ID. 1878. KahaaWinele
wv, lbelant, VS.. Keoniana ~, lbellee, libel for divorce. In
the above entitled libel for divorce, It is now ordered that a
decree of divorce from the bond Of matrimony be entered in
favor of the said Kahaawinele (w), for the cause Of the deser-
ton for over three years of the said lbellant, by said Keoni-
ana *. TO be made absolute after the expiration Of six months
from the date of this decree, upon compliance with the terms
thereof, unless sufficient cause shall appear 10 the contrary.
And the Iibelant is ordered to publish an attested copy Of this
order in the - Pacific Commercial Advertiser" and " KuokOa"
newspapers for six successive weeks; the first publication TO
be within one month from the date Of this order; that all per-
sons interested may, within six months, show cause why said
decree should not be made absolute.
By the Court: A. ROSA,
Dated this 18th day Of July. A. ID. 1878. Deputy Clerk.
Honolulu, Oahu. So. l hereby certify that the foregoing $ a
true and faithful copy of the original decree Of divorce now on
file in the office of the Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian
Islands.
As witness my hand this Esd day of July, A. d. 1878.
iy27 6k A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk.