ocr: A. P. & A. HAWAIIAN LODGE NO. 21. F. & A. M. (on r ;detthejuntHliction of the M. W. Gr. Lodge of California), holds its regular meetings on the first Monday, of every m-nth, m the third story of Makee & Anthon's brick building, corner of Kaa humanu and Queen streets. Entrance from Queen street. Visiting brethren respectfully invited By order of W. M. 2i-tf A . FORN ANDES , Sec'y.


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ocr: HOTELS &,C. NATIONAL DINING SALOON! THIS oUBSCKIBEK HAYlNur leased the above establishment, offers to th nublift wmj i r g Board and Lodging: Upon the most reasonable terms. His rooms are well furnhed, and the most airy and comfortable of any in the city. Heals and Refreshments Furnished at all hours. The Proprietor hopes, from the superior accom modations of his house, and by unremitting person al attention to the comfort of his guests, to merit a share of public patronage. THOMAS B. SOMERS. Honolulu, April 20, 1857. 51-4m

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ocr: THE II00LULU R0. STORKS. rglllE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW TREPAllED JL to manufacture all kinds of -MACHINERY AND MILL WORK, and also all kinds of I eon and Brass Castings made to order. -Also, Sawing of Lumber prompt ly attended to. 1-tf D.M.WESTON.


ocr: J. F. COLBURN, AUCTIONEER Honolulu, OaM TO LET! A COTTAGE pleasantly t5 in Nuuanu Valley, about one m& Honolulu. rrL i For particulars, enquire of ' E. BROWN, . June 17th, 1857. 7-tf On the prem


ocr: For Sale. ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND KNOWN as Kaawa, beautifully situated on the wind ward side of the Island, the proprietor being about to leave the kingdom. Terms ea-sy. All particu lars can be learned on application to J. FOX, 4-tf Nuuanu St., Honolulu.


ocr: GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. nriHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM n this day transferred the Wine and Spirit businj heretofore carried on by him in the French PrecJ es, to his brother, Ma. Godfrby Rhodes. j In returning thanks for past favors, the undi signed would respectfully solicit, in favor cf J orotner a continuance oi me support bo uatrv bestowed upon himself. HENRY RHODES. Honolulu, May 30, 1857. 4-t NOTICE. rrnHE wine and spirit business hb. JL tofore carried on in the French Premises ) Mr. Henry Rhodes, has this day been transfeJ to the undersigned, who having made arrangeme to secure a constant supply of first class goods, W to assure all parties favoring him with their ordr that hi3 best endeavors will be given to ensure taj entire satisfaction. ; GODFREY RHODES. Honolulu, May 30, 1857. 4-a t


ocr: For Sale by th$ Undersigned. "rprST HEMP CORDAGE, (7 in.) 16 c. pe JLJl Do. (6 in.) " Do. (5 in.) SMALLER SIZES AT SAME RATES. Nos. 1 to 10-Cotton Duck, 27 ctn. per jnri SPARS,. RUSSIA and other CANVAS, at MARKET PRICES, BT 7tf J. C. SPALDlN't EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR t mands of anv kind whatsoever against the tate of the late Hon. W. L. Lee, ate hereby req ed to present the same without delay to tne unf signed; ancr any person having books or otner p erty belonging to said estate, will deliver the to the undersigned. J f :TT AH Ti. TUKTTDI ExeciU Honolulu,. 2 ic9 17th, 1857.


ocr: G0DEEEY RHODES, j DEALER IN WINES AND SPIRITS,! MAS ON HAND AND OFFERS FOR SAlj a well selected stock, consisting ia par.; folio ws, viz.: ! MONONGAHELA and BOURBON WHISKIEi FINE BRANDY in cases and casks; HOLLANDS GIN; CHERRY BRANDY, a superior article; Stoughton's and Dunbar's BITTERS; FINE SHERRY and MADEIRA; PORT; S AUTERNES of superior quality, CLARETS, CLARET in pints; HOCK CHAMPAGNE; And all the favorite brands of ALE and'POI TER , which he offers for sale low at his Store t the Post-Office. I Honolulu, May 30th, 1857.


ocr: HIDSS. WOOL AND TALLOW! feSlfe gives notice that he will pay hbSitf the highest market rates t ii mii for the above articles, delivered at his store on Kaahumanu st, or at his Hide House near the Stone Church at Kawaiahao. Cartage paid on above merchandise from houses, the wharf, or stores of dealers. Freight where consigned from the other islands. A liberal commission paid to persons consignments of above articles to J. C. Honolulu, April 30, 1857. SPALDING. 52-tf


ocr: SPLE.XD1D EVEXJXG DRESSES LATEST STYLES. ELKCAXT Ml'SLIX AXD SILK BALL DRESSES! embroidered with Silk, Gold and Silver. For sale at G. BUHLE k CO.'S, 52-tf Formerly C. T. Averberg & Co.


ocr: SANDWICH i. i en n t s. frr ONLY REGULAR LINE S- -Esss3i FROM ROM UNITED STATES FIRST CLASS SHIPS Will be despatched quarterlv from Wharf, Uoston. for Tliinoliilii. in thn mnntli March, May or June, September and December. For further particulars see special m uailv papers ot tne above month For freight or passage to, or Drafts on apply to IIEXItV A. PEIRCE, Sandwich Islands Packet Office, G7 Commercial Wharf, or to H, W. Fl EL l, Honolulu, S. I. AGENTS. B. W. Field, Esq., Honolulu, Sutton & Co., New York, 10-tf Cook & Snow, New Bedford. pm i in ii am ama i


ocr: . Just Received ! fJpR SALE LOW, bv the undersigned 7 wld and White French Paper, ;lvet Porder, efUhfomia Salmon, :Hn8fVVpBtnh.i.. J. r SPALDING (Westphalia). V4l. Oct. 24,1857. tf


ocr: Cilli w Aii fur a BLACK AND COLORED Satin. . FIGURED DAMASK- Camlets. CHANGEABLE Silks. COLORED J?OIl"CC MELCHERS & CO.


ocr: NEW GOODS. JUST RECEIVED and for sale by the under signed, fine BLUE FLANNEL. MULL MUS LIN, Embroidered JACONET, Embr'd SLEEVES, INFANTS ROBES (beautifully embioidered,). LADIES' SILK GLOVES, KID GLOVF.S, &c.&c WILLIAMS & JONES, Kaahumanu-st., opposite D. N. Flitners, and cn the wharf, corner of Nuuanu-st. Honolulu, Mar. 7, 1S-37. 44.tf


ocr: TTN TIIE MATTER OF ASAC.TH; Jl TON, a Bankrupt. The undersign ; been appointed assignees of the Estate a' of said liankrupt. hereby rive notice to who stand indebted to this Estate, to F' debts to the undersigned without delay. . S. N. Honolulu, Sept. 9, 1S57.


ocr: SANDWICH ISLANDS JP.l CUE T s. nTT.Y REGULAR LINE k FROM UNITED STATES. FIRST CLASS SHIPS v;n ho rlpsnatched ouarterlv frcm Wharf Boston, for Honolulu, in the months March, May or June, beptemoer ana uecemoer. For further particulars see special in daily papers of the above months. For freight or passage to, or uraus on apply to HENRY A. PEIRCE, ri Sandwich Islands Packet Office, 67 Commercial Wharf, or to B, W. FIELD, Honolulu, S. I. JAGENTS. B. W. Field, Esq., Honolulu, Sutton & Co., New York, 10-tf Cook & Snow, New Bedford.


ocr: rOR NEW BEDFORD r a ... . izqdh ine a. l American Clipper bhip JOHN LAND. W. II. BEARSE. Commander Will have early dispatch for the above port. win De taken at the lowest rates. God accommodations for Cab'n Passengers. Apply to lS-tf R. COADY & CO.


ocr: FOR EJEW BEDFORD ! The A. J Am. clipper ship MARY L, SUTTON, Will receive quick dispatch from port, and freight will be taken at very low rates. Apply to GILMAN & CO., Lahaina. Lahaina, Sept. 5, 1857. 18-tf


ocr: FOR NBW BEDFORD ! THE FINE, STAUNCH AMERICAN' SHIP HARRIET & JESSIE! DENNIS JAXVRIN, Master, Will have early dispatch for the above named port. tor ireignt or rassage, apply to T. SPENCER, Honolulu. N. B. The ''Harriet & Jessie" makes cuick nas x L saes. and ahvavs delivers her cartro in excellent order. Shippers of Oil and Bone will find it ior tneir aavantage to ship by her. 19-tf


ocr: CENTRE MARKET. J. A. H0RNIBL0W, BUTCHER, w "OULD respectfully inform the citizens of ' Honolulu that he has leased the premises firmprlr Vnown as the "Family Market." on King street, and will open the same on the 1st of April, where can be had everything pertaining to tne butchering business. The patronage of th public is respectiul I y solicited. N. B. Orders delivered to any part of the city of extra charge.


ocr: GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. 15. F. SNOW OFFERS FOR SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT purchasers, at the lowest prices, the following Meichandise: Chrome orange prints, "White and grey Merino ' green 44 Shirts, Fancy Prints, White and grey Merino Brown cotton Drawers, Drawers, Check Linen Shirts, Calico Shirts, White L. B. Shirts, Women's wh'te cot. nose, Red i. blue Flannel Shirts, Mtn's striped Hose, Gray Blankets, Embroi'd under-Sleeves, AVhite 44 Guayaquil Hats, Black and brown felt Hats, Ihckorv Shirts, Colored Coburgs, Silk Velvet, Colortd India Satin, Corah Handkerchiefs, India Rubber Coats, Navy Caps, with oil silk covers. White Red flannel Cassimere Pants, t Enamel ted leather gress Boots, Kid Slippers, Black Gaiters, Ladies' Bootees. Men's heavy Boots, Enamelted leather Con- Goat Buskins, Boy's Call Boots, Heavy Brogans, Calf Congress Boots, GROCERIES Lemon Syrup, Ass'd Pickles, half gals.. 1 omato Catsup, Gherkins, haif gals. & qts. Fresh Peaches, Ground Pepper, Superior Black Ten ! No. 1 Soap, Fine cut Tobacco, in tin Blacking, foil. STORED Chain Cables, Army Duck, Cotton Duck, Boiler Iron, Bars flat Iron, Grocer's Scales, Iron Bedsteads, Solar Side Lamps, Leather Trunks, Russia Cordage.ass'd sizes. Manila Cordage 44 44 Cut Nails, Lanterns. Curry Combs, Table Spoons, Axe Hatchets, 1 French Bedstead, Office Clocks, Wool Carpeting, India Rubber Hose, lif. inch mid 1 Inch, BRASS HOSE PIPES, LEAD PIPES, &C &.C. &.C Honolulu, May 8, 1827. 1-tf


ocr: OTICE. All persons indebted to MACFARLAN K, of the Commercial Hotel Honolulu, and the Commercial Billiard Saloon Restaurant at Lahaina,are hereby notified to payment to the undersigned ; and all persons have claims on the above named nENRY FARLANE, are requested to present accounts the undersigned duly appointed agents for settlement of his affairs. A. P. EVERETT, 12-tf GODFREY RHODES.


ocr: COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. 'PHE UNDERSIGNED has been directed bv I Excellency, the Acting Minister of Finance, reduce the credit given at the Custom House duties, from ninety to forty-five days after the Dec, instant. W. GOODALfi, Collector-General of Customs. Dec. 12, 1856. . 32-tf


ocr: TOBJlCCO 1 CIGARS AND SNUFFS! J STEWARD RESPECTFULLY INFORMS his friends and the public generally, that he has now on hand an extensive assortment of the above articles, all of the choicest brands. He will always have on sale as complete a stock as is pro curable in the market. He offers the following ar ticles, all of the first quality, on reasonable terms : Audrrtton1 Solace, liulTalo Chips, Citron, Morning Glory, J. Patrick & Co.'a Diamond P. Iloney Dew Uolden Leaf. .Luscious Lnxnry, .Natural Leaf, ,r . , . Richmond 8, VBrina' Canister, Spanidh Mixed, Aromatic, Let her Rip, Manila Cigar No. 2, twit ends, Cheroots, Haranna Cigars in fancy boxes, Faucy Sun Us, etc. ALSO A General Assortment of GROCERIES Hotel street, near the French Hotel. 8-3m


ocr: NOTICE. HHE DIRECTORS of English Schools for Na S tives throughout the If-lands, are requested to report fully, according to law. to the undersigned, in regard to schools under their care for the year I806 inclusive; and enclose the quarterly reports of tcacl ers, in the blanks supplied lor the purpose by this Department. R. ARMSTRONG, Pres't Board ol Education. Department of Pub. InsVn, Mar. 20, 1857. 46-tf


ocr: AUCTION SALES. By A. P. EVERETT. AT AUCTION! ON MONDAY next, 5th inst., at 12 o'clock noon, at Sales Room, will be sold 20 to 30 tons California Salt ! just received per barque "Faith." Samples may be seen at the Auction Room and at the store of R. C. Janion. Oct. 27. 22-lt A. P. EVERETT, Auct'r.


ocr: Bn Cutljorftjj. T at . It has pleased the King to approver following appointments, viz. : Of Lewton Hodges. Esquire, as his Ma;t Vice Consul for Ramsgate. Of William Sidney Broad, Esquire Majesty's Vice Consul for Falmouth


ocr: 21-tf H. HACKFELD & CO. UNION" 2VT (IRKET. MO BERT CHARLTON would inform his friends and the public generally, that he has opened the above Market on Fort street, one door above the store of C. Urawer VnH where may always be found a full supply of the best BEEF. MUTTON and PORK that can bo obtained, and at the lowest market prices. Families and Shipping supplied with Saustges, Corned Beef and Tongues, Vegetables, &c, at short notice. Orders solicited, and delivered free of extra charge rithin two milea of town. . 2Qtf


ocr: A. F. & A. ill. HAWAIIAN LODGE NO. 21, F. & A. M. (un der the jurisdiction of the M. W. Gr. of California), holds its regular meetings on firat Monday of every month, in the third story Makee & Anthon s brick building, corner ot Kaa humanu and Queen streets. Entrance from Kaahu m&nu street. Visiting brethren respectfully By order of W. M. 24-tf A.FORNANDER, Sec'y.


ocr: NOTICE. THE MEMBERS of the Hook J dtr Company are requested to attend rooms on Monday evening at half-pas 7 22-lt L. SAVIDGR'


ocr: NOTICE "ITS HEREBY given to all persons JEL may have claims on the estate of Lorrin An drews, Jun., lately deceased, that such claims, attested, will be settled by the subscriber, and indebted also will please call and cancel the same. LORRIN ANDREWS. Honolulu, Sept. 13, 1857. 20-5t


ocr: AWATTERS having just arrived from San Francisco, takes this method of inform ing the citizens and public in general of these Is lands, that he has brought with him a splendid and most extensive assortment of ....CONSISTING OF .... Fiue COLD AVATCIIES. Rich DIAMOND WORK. JEWELRY of all descriptions, PLATED and SILVER WARE, CLOCKS of all kinds, A O Telescopes, ZVautical Instruments, Vc. All of .which he will open in a few days, at the New Store of Messrs. GRIND AUM, corner of Fort and Merchant streets, Honolulu, and herewith in vites the public to give him a call and examine the above articles. Honolulu, September 23, 1857. 21-tf


ocr: 23n SUitljority. Department of Fokeigx Relations. BE IT KNOWN to all whom it may con cern, that Robert G. Davis, Esquire, having this day presented to this Department his Commission from His Excellency Ramon Castilla, Liberator and Provisional Presi dent of the Republic of Peru, which is found to be in due form, he, the said Robert G.. Davis, Esquire, is hereby acknowledged by order of His Majesty, as Consul of the Republic of Peru, at Honolulu; and all his official acts, as such, are ordered to receive full faith and credit, by the authorities of this Government. Given under my hand and the L S a ore'on Office, at Honolulu, this ninth- day of May, 1857. R. C. WYLLIE.


ocr: AUCTION SALES. By Av P. EVBIIETT. Splenditl BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION ! ON THURSDAY. MAY 21st, AT 11 O'CLOCK A. M., on the premises, will be sold Three Splendid Lots ofabaut 1 Acre each: Being a part of the premises belonging to Asher B. Bates, Esq., and adjoining his residence in Nuuanu Valley. ' One of these Lots fronts on Nuuanu street, and the other two on Bates street, and all are well wa tered, and command a view of the town and harbor of Honolulu, unequalled by any other lot in the Valley. The terms of sale One-quarter cash, balance at 6, 12. and 18 months, with interest, unless other wise arranged after the sale. 13 Plans can be seen at the Auction Room and at the office of A. B. Bates, Esq. 2-lt A. P. EVERETT, Auct'r. Household Furniture! ifhN MONDAY, MAY 25, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. IIP M.t at the residence of D. P. Penhallow, Esq., will be sold the Furniture of the House, consisting in part of Splendid Carpet, Sofas, Centre Tables, Arm Chairs, 1 superior Piano, Bureaus, Koa Wardrobes, Bedsteads and Beds, Crockery ware, China ware. Glass ware, Cooking utensils. Kitchen Jb urniture, And sundries. 2-2t Knlo Land ! ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, at 12 O'CLOCK noon, will be sold, on the premises, situated near Liliha street, 5 Kalo Patches, known as KUIIUI ANA and IIAUIIAUKOI, Containing 1 4-100 acres. ALSO At same time and place THREE LOTS OF LAND In Paalaa, Wailua, containing about five acres. B7" Plans can be seen at auction rooms. 2-2t REAL ESTATE, Cattle, Horses (branded T), SHEEP, GOATS, PIGS ! AT AUCTION ! WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on the 25th day of May, 1857, unless previ ously disposed of by private sale, the Land former ly owned by Samuel Thompson, situated at Hoaiai, Pearl River, about 16 miles from Honolulu, but now owned by William Tate and James Robinson & Co., including Houses, Furniture, and Household Fixtures of every nature, belonging to the land, with the Farming Utensils, &c. &c. And also all the Stock, including Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Goats nd Pigs. WILLIAM TATE.


ocr: nd Pigs. WILLIAM TATE. 2-2t JAMES ROBINSON & CO. WOOL AtfD TALLOW! THE UNDERSIGNED gives notice that he will pay the highest market rates for the above articles, delivered either at his store on Kaahumanu St., or at his Hide House, near the Stone Church at Kawaiahao. Cartage paid on above merchandise from slaughter houses, tho wharf, or stores of dealers. Freight paid where consigned from the other islands. A liberal commission paid to persons influencing consignments of above articles to J. C. SPALDING. Honolulu, April 30,. 1857. 52-tf V00L, HIDES, GOAT SKINS, TALLOW. ghaziers aud butchers, A TTENTION I The undersi2ned offers the high- est cash market rates for the above artir.W deliverable at Honolulu, or any of the. ports of the islands. Liberal Cash Advances, Without interest, will be made to those who desire and contracts will be made for any length of time. E. P. ADAMS, 52-tf Office corner Queen and Kaahumanu st3 OCT" Up stairs. $10,000 TO LEND I ffTlHE ABOVE WILL BE LENT UPON "MO TIT JL gage of Real Estate in Honolulu in sums to auii. i-ems irom I to 2 per cent, as may be agree upon. (51-tf) p. C. DtyCORRON. Cottage to let. TO LET THE HOUSE NOW X cupied by 1 nomas Brown, in Nuuar Valley, makai of the residence of E. ( LHalL ltegwier Office, May 1, 1857. 52-tf NOTICE. imURING MY ABSENCE FROM THE KING JUr dora I have, with the consent of those con cerned, appointed Mr. Abraham Fornander to for me as Assignee of the Estate of C. H. Butler. ' -X3t C.H. LEWERS, Assignee.


ocr: Kaui." ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & STAPENHORST. 52-tf To Lease. gTORE LOTS ON FORT STREET, BETWEEN King and Hotel streets. Enquire of May 1, 1857. 52-tf A. J. CARTWRIGHT. 1 NOTICE. HE UNDERSIGNED INTENDS LEAVING these Islands for a few months. Lahaina. (51-tf) FERD. W. HUTCHISON. 15. F. srvow OFFERS FOR SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT purchasers, at the lowest prices, the following Merchandise : Chrome orange prints, White and grey Merino green " Shirts, Fancy Prints, White and grey Merino Brown cotton Drawers, Drawers, White ' Check Linen Shirts, Red flannel Calico Shirts, Cassimere Pants, White L. B. Shirts, Women's wh'te cot. nose, Red & blue Flannel Shirts, Men's striped Hose, Gray Blankets, Embroi'd under-Sleeves, White Guayaquil Hats, Black and brown felt Hats, Hickory Shirts, Colored Coburgs, Silk Velvet, Colored India Satin, Ccah Handkerchiefs, India Rubber Coats, Navy Caps, with oil silk covers. BQGTS & SHOES Men's heavy Boots, . Enamelled leather Con Goat Buskins', gress Boots, Boy's Calf Boots, Kid Slippers, Heavy Brogans, Black Gaiters, Calt Congress Boots, Ladies Bootees. Lemon Syrup, Ass'd Fickles, half gals., Tomato Catsup, Gherkins, half gal3. & qts. Fresh Peaches, Ground Pepper, Superior Black Tea ! No. 1 Soap, Fine cut Tobacco, in tin Blacking, toil. Chain Cables, Army Duck, Cotton Duck, Russia Cordage.ass'd sizes. Manila Cordage Cut Nails, Lanterns. SUKBEUSS, Boiler Iron, Curry Combs, Bars flat Iron, Table Spoons, Grocer's Scales, Axe Hatchets, Iron Bedsteads, 1 French Bedstead, Solar Side Lamps, Office Clocks, Leather Trunks, Wool Carpeting, India Rubber Hose, hf. inch and 1 inch BRASS HOSE PIPES, LEAD PIPES, &C. &C. &.C. Honolulu, May 8, 1827. 1-tf


ocr: TO WHALING CAPTAINS And Strangers visiting Iloaioluln ! ! THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS and the public, that be has opened a RESTAURANT On the Old French Premises, OPPOSITE THE POST OF FICE JVYD MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. $Cr The Table will be supplied with the best the Markets afford served at all hours. Jf Dinner or Supper Parties served to order at reasonable rates. QCr Regular Board, SEVEN DOLLARS per week. Ho-tf JOE RODERICK.


ocr: AUCTION SALES. By A. P. EVERETT. Sale of General Merchandise ! AT SALESROOM, OX TUESDAY, Nor. 3d, at 10 o'clock, A. M. 26-lt American House. On SATURDAY, Oct. 31, at 12 o'clock M. Will be sold those valuable premises known as The American House! Situated on the corner of King and Mauna Kea streets, with all the appurtenances thereto belonging. For particulars apply to R.G. Davis, Esq. or the Auctioneer. Splendid Building Lot in Nuuanu Valley For Sale! WILL be sold at Public Auction (un less disposed of at private sale), OX WED NESDAY. Nov. 4th, that splendid Building Lot on the Nuuanu Road near the second bridge, between the residences of W. Goodale and O. R. "Wood, Esqs., having a frontage on the road of 80 feet and a depth of 252 feet, and considered the most eligible lot in the Valley. Sale to take place at 11 o'clock A.M. For particulars, &c, apply to O. H. Wood, A. B. Bates, or the Auctioneer. 23-4t A. P. EVERETT, Aucfr. SAN FRANCISCO


ocr: Bn utljoritn. TO BE SOLD, by public auction New Esplanade, on the 13th of May jv the leases of ground lots fop One HlIn Years, (the rate to be adjusted equitaL: appraisers mutually chosen at the t; every twenty-five years,) of six lots, built upon of incombustible materia!, cording to a plan to be seen at the eg. Mr. R. A. S. Wood, Superintendent of lie Works. The six lots extend in line from the ises of Messrs. James Robinson &. Co an esplanade in front of 143 feet wide, a the margin of which goods can be Iar.de embarked. Purchasers of the ground lots will hi pay only the rent of each lot, quart, semi-annually or annually, as may be arr ed on the day of sale; and in the mt;. and style of their buildings to conform; general plan laid down by the Govern: which has for its object uniformity in ap: ance, the convenience of the public, safety from fire. The six lots are of the following sions, viz : 4 lots, each GO feet front?.; 145 feet deep; 2 lots, each 53 feet iror by 145 feet deep. TO BE SOLD ALSO, on the same the leases of nine ground lots for the period, in rear of the marine lots, anJ between the premises of James Robin; Co. and Fort Street, the plans and dm of which can be seen at the office oft; perinlendent of Public Works, and a: offices of Messrs. A. P. Everett and J Colburn, Auctioneers. L. KAMEHAMEHA, Minister of the Inter:


ocr: NEW ADVERTISERS 0 FFKRS for wile, in lot to uit at the lowest price?, the following MKKCH.M' -N Dry Goods. Chrome orange prints, ,4 green " Damask table covers, Brown cotton drawers, White " " Red flannel " Brown drill " Women's white cotton hone, Men's striped hose, Embroidered u nderslecves, Guayaquil hat.s, Hickory shirts, Silk velvet, Xavy caps, with oiNilk covers W hue linen handkerchief: Corah handi.errhiek White and grey me. it Check linen shirts, Calico shirts, White L. B. shir:, Bine flannel shirts, Brown rotten, While blankets, Black and brown t'e!' . Colored Coburjs, Colored India satin. India rubber coal-, ,ilk umbrellas, Goat buskins,' Boys' calf boot?, Heavy htogans. Ladies' bootees, Lemon pyrup, Tomato cat-up, Fresh peaches, No. 1 soap, blacking, Boots and Shoes. Calf Congress boots. Enameled leather L"' 3: Kid slippers, Groceries. Assorted pirkle,fc-' Gherkin-, half-gai!s.i-Tierces Imins. Fine cut tobacco, in'-i Chain cables, Army duck, Cotton duck. Sheathing paper, Naval Stores. Russia cordage, Manila cordagr, " Cut nails, lanterns, Composition nails. Sundries. Boiler iron, Bars flat imn, Grocers' scales, Iron bedsteads, Solar side-lamps, Leather trunks, White pine clapboards, Crowbars, Pocket knives, Risp, Corkscrews, Padlocks, &c. Superior BInck Tea; I inch mitl 1 inch ; 2C-tf Lead Pipe, Verdigris, Curry combs, Table spoon?. One French leditt Office clock Wool carpeting, Cherry boards, Jute metal, Wrapping paper, Lamp chimney?, Hammers. mli.t Rubber H4 lira He Fip"1 ATTENTION !


ocr: Pure California Native Wines ! TUST RECEIVED PER "FANNY MAJOR," a small lot O of Choice Family Wines, warranted unadulter ated, viz.: Cases California Port Wine, do do Angelica Wine, do do White do do do Red do do do Ginger do Tor sale by Honolulu, Oct. 23, I8-7. C. SPALDING. 25-tf


ocr: Just Received ! 1 ND FOR SAL.E L.OW, by the undersigned XV Rolls Gold and White French Paper, Velvet Border. Kegs French Zinc Paint, Baskets Champagne, Linen Summer liars new style). Tierces California Salmon, Hlf bbls Herring, Bbls. Hams (Westphalia). Honolulu, Oct. 24, lt57. J. C. SPALDING. 25 tf


ocr: CMIIi BLACK AND COLORED Satin. FIGURED DAMASK Camlets. CHANGEABLE Silks. COLORED S'oiigec. MELCHERS & CO.


ocr: CSUTIIE MARKET. J. A. H0RNIBL0W, BUTCHER, WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Honolulu that he has leas ed the premises formerly known as the "Familv Market." on Kins street, and will open the same on the 1st of April, where can be had everything pertaining to the butchering business. The patronage of the public is respect lull y solicited. N. B. Orders delivered to any part of the city free of extra charge.


ocr: RITSON & HART, DEALERS IN WINES AND SPIRITS, T THE OLD WINE STORE, under A. P. Ev- erett's Auction Rooms, offer for sale BRANDY in kegs and barrels; MarteH's; United Vineyard Proprietors; ' Sazarac; RUM in kegs; JAMAICA RUM in cases; Genuine OLD SCOTCH WHISKY- in 1 doz cases; M ON ONG A II EL A WHISKY, in bbls. & kegs; Fine OLD MONONGAIIELA WHISKY iu 1 doz. cases. HOLLANDS GIN in cases; SCHEID AM GIN incases; Wolle's SCHEID AM SCHNAPPS; IIOS TETTER'S BITTERS ; BOKER'S . STOUGIITON'S CLARETS of different kinds; HOCKHEIMER; SAUTERNE; CHAMPAGNE, pints and qts., different brands; SHERRIES, Pale and Brown; Fine OLD POUT; Byass' and other brands of ALE, PORTER; LIQUEURS. Daty Free.


ocr: j!t!i SANDWICH ISLANDS JP.I cue T s. ONLY REGULAll LINE FROM UNITED STATES. FIRST CLASS SHIPS "Will be despatched quarterly frcm Commercial Wharf, Boston, for Honolulu, in the months March, May or June, September and December. For further particulars see special advertisements in daily papers of the above months. For freight or passage to, or Drafts on Honolulu, apply to HENRY A. PEIRCE, Sandwich Islands Packet Office, 67 Commercial Wharf, or to B, W. F I E LI , Honolulu, S. I. AGENTS. B. W. Field, Esq., Honolulu, Sutton & Co., New York, 10-tf Cook & Snow, New Bedford.


ocr: i A XIV. HONOLULU, DECEMBER 12, 1857. IJ 111 . IM M ! H )c Jpolnncsian; weekly at Honolulu, Oahu, II. I. GORDON1" IIOPKTNS. EDITOR. The Last Kit. protest against tlie suicidal aphorism of cold in clime are cold in blood," to believe in the truth of its converse, afttr the incident of Monday last, so describe! by our neighbor. A Hawaiian Maunaloa, arrived from Lahaina. beauty had made her famous. Be it sooner was her arrival known, than the wharf and its environs, were filled with -O - the country, with a kiss. In less than there were certainly between six and people assembled. At first the were submitted t with a quiet smile, to us f exultation, but as the rush the excitement heightened, we marked be wrong, but we marked an expression scorn pass over the beauty's features, as " Tis such fools as you, the world lull of ill-favored children ;" to protect herself from the btorm of threatened serious injury to the bridge and remembering possibly the pretty P. Willi?, that love's 44 Arrow is tipped with a jewel, And idiot from a silver i-tring," that the kisse3 should be paid for, price was left optional with the kisser, to his estimation of the value of the gratification. This stratagem, however, f jr money poured in by quarters until at last the police were obliged . . f i i i . tlie oeauty irom me crowu ana e&curi. transaction was so unique in its origin such a spontaneous development oi that it cannot fail to tell attentive observer's mind, than volumes Heralds, Cheevers, Binghams and Salvage of the Nut die." eifce wad decided this week in the Court by Chief Justice Allen, giving one half of the oil and bone to the owners of the in the Ochotsk Sea in the fall of tenths to the owners and crew of the Italy , the vessel, and one tenth to the four sail Natchez that remained on board of the the winter. The total value of oil and is said to be about $40,000. Our neigh decision gives much dissatisfaction to of the Harmony and Italy, as a matter of Why as a matter of course' ? We doubt desire their disappointments trump the press "as a matter of course;' us like a gratuitous assumption based of course." on his own limited view of and a propensity too often exhibited of 4. by himself " as a matter oi course. would call the attention of our readers to the advertised for this evening at the bales f- a T V!rrPtt. Christmas is close at the Christmas presents, we understand, can cf almost every kind at the sale. the next best to concerts for bringing pec and promoting good humor and content- tickets are required at the door, and smok- unless ladies are present. hv the advertise- another column, that Professor Bisley is to afford rti ocnortunity to all classes of as well as visitors, to witness the en- pleasing and wonderful, of wmcn u a store. Go and see him ; he will not SHIPPING. POH CHARTER. THE A. NO. 1 CLIPPER BRIGANTINE Elizabeth Barter registered 210 tons, William Pehtkeath Master. Parties desirous ot matins shipments direct to Europe or to the United States will find this a good oppor tunity. Application to he made to the Captain on board, or at the Hudson' Bay Compaq's Office. Honolulu. liCth .Nov., 1&S7. 30-tf REGULAR LINE FOR NEW YORK! FROM SAN FRANCISCO ! LEAVING SAN FRANCISCO REGULARLY ONCE A MONTH. The splendid new A 1 Clipper Ship David Crockett, J.W. Spencer, Esq., Command er, is now loading and will have prompt dis patch. To be followed by the A 1 Clipper Ship, E. F. Willetts, Joseph W. Holmes, Esq., Com mander. For freight apply to MOORE & FOLGER. Qp The undersigned, Agent for Moore & Folger would inform shippers here that he is now ready to ship freight Through to Nevr York via San Franciwco, In connection with the barks4 Fanny Major" and " Yankee," giving Through Ril Is of Lading, at low rates. E. P. ADAMS, Corner Queen and Kaahumnnu Streets. Honolulu, Aug. 17th, 1857. 16-tf. j!t!i SANDWICH ISLANDS JP.I cue T s. ONLY REGULAll LINE FROM UNITED STATES. FIRST CLASS SHIPS "Will be despatched quarterly frcm Commercial Wharf, Boston, for Honolulu, in the months of March, May or June, September and December. For further particulars see special advertisements in daily papers of the above months. For freight or passage to, or Drafts on Honolulu, apply to HENRY A. PEIRCE, Sandwich Islands Packet Office, 67 Commercial Wharf, or to B, W. F I E LI , Honolulu, S. I. AGENTS. B. W. Field, Esq., Honolulu, Sutton & Co., New York, 10-tf Cook & Snow, New Bedford. D N FlilTNER HAS JUST RECEIVED A NEW AND SPLENDID assottment of Jewelry, j .K..h;a .nhUlina suitable for Christmas and New Year'a Holiday Presents, consisting in part of Diamond ring, pms ana siua, seta u Florentine pins, bracelets, charms, L,..ckets, locket rings, teal rings, seal?, Gold pens and pencils, silver pencilgold thimbles, Silver tbimblen, sleeve buttons, patent sleeve fasteners, Studs, vest button-, gold watch chains, fob chains, Guard ribbon, cigar holders, silver cups, fans, Porte-monnaies, watch stands, card receivers, Smelling bottles, shell combs, pocket knives, &c, &c I ALSO Nautical instruments Chronometers on hand and fur sale, $y In MtieE'i Brick Cuildi 5, corner of Queen andKaa- huiuann streets. G. CLARK, Dealer in Dry and Fancy Goods, HOTEL STREET. N. B.-Constantly on hand, a large and select assortment of Fancy Goods and trimmings. l BUSINESS CARDS. HONOLULU AGENCY Hamburg, Bremen, Fire Insurance Company. The undersigned have been appointed Agents for the above Company at this place, and re now prepared to insure risks against fire in and about Honolulu. Full particu lars may be obtained at the office of the undersigned. MELCHEttS & CO. Honolulu, Oct. 7, 1857. 23-tf B. W. FIELD, COIVEZVIISSIOU MERCHANT, Honolulu Oahu, S I By permission he refers to B. F. S.mw, Honolulu. C. VV. Cartwbigut, Boston ; President Manufac turers' Insurance Co. II. A. Peirce, Boston. Thater, Rice Sc. Co., Boston. Edward Mott Robinson, New Bedford. J oa w VV. Barhett & Sows, Nantucket. Pipkins Sc. Smith, New London. 2-tf CUIT. C. IfkLCHERS. 5UtT. REINERS. JICLCIIERS & CO., Commission Merchant and Ship Chandlers Honolulu, Onlin, S. I. StoneStore.corner of Knahunianu and Merchantsts. Mrrey . . - nr i i . r i u advanced on lavor oieierms or woaier-su i:a on nc United Statesand Kurope. 35-tl DR. FORD'S Office and Drug Store, Queen Street, near the Market. Shin's Medicine Chests refitted anrt Prescriptions carefully 1 , , . ;: f r i IT o n M n prepareu unuer me supervismu ui nui, cold, vapor, shower and medicated Baths, at all hours. 16-tf W. FISCHER, Cabinet Maker and "French Polisher, Hotel Street eppo.ite the Government House. 48 tf J. Ritos. C. F. Hart. RITSON & II ART, (Successors to IIEJfRY ROBIJVSOJf,) WHOLESALE WINE & SPIRIT DEALERS, 40J Foot of Knnhuiuann St. W. A. ALDRICH, C. R.BIIHOr. ALDRICH & RISIIOP. Importers & Dealers in General Merchandise, Honolulu, Oahu, S. I. Island Produce bought and sold. Agents for the sate of the products of the Lihue Plantation. 35-tf CHARLES BREWER, COMMISSION M E RCII ANT, Bowton, U. S. 35 r-tteferto Makeb, Asthos Sc Co. andR.W.WoCJ ROIJERT C. JANION, .Merchant and Commisson Agent, Honolulu, Oahu, II. I. 35-tf lAM'L. !. CAITLE, AMOS t. COORE. CASTLE & COOKE, Importers & Wholesale and Retail Dealers in General Merchandise. Agents for Jayne'a Medieines. At the old stand, corner of King and School itreets, near tha large Stone Church. 4lso, at the Store formerly occu pied by C. II. Nicholson, in King St., opposite the Sea men's chattel 35-11 THE DOXOLULU 1U0X WORKS. fjlIIE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW PREPARED TO MAN- 1 vniWKKY AND MILL WORK, and aNoAa 1 k"d 7.f l!!.. a. Br- C.-tm... made toorder Si. Sw,. or Lo.-ER promptly attended WEgTQ 1-tf ' " Interpreter and Translator. Erncr isri rMioTrcu Hnwaiian. r Hn- NGIjI51 r,"i""J lhe ndersi-ned. ORire-J. t. . ?;:?. --.'--- done with neatness and dispatch. A R CLARK. n? r . iSU-il , , - LIVERY STABLES, V li l.ill1'' MERCHANT TEUron'l.n ftj-2?5&2!f EXCHANGE ON SAH Jinw f ffrll N SUMS XO o u - , p ADAMS, For sale by - vfluranu Sta II. II ACKFELD & CO., General Commission Agents & Ship Chandlers Honolulu. Oalm, II. I. 35-tf J. C. SPALDING, COMMISSION MERCHANT & IMPORTER, Honolulu, Oahu, II. I. WANTED Bills of Exchange on the U. States and Europe. Consignment from abro.td promptly attended to. Island Produce of all kinds taken in exchange Tor Goods. 3" AHCH-W, AHrono C. P. SAMSING & CO., DTA3EIIS IIT CHIIJil GOODS Honolulu, Oahu, H I. ft-r On hand and for sale-SUGAR, MOLASSES, TEA and COFFEE- JJ" C. BREWER 2 J, GENERAL COMMIION MERCHANT, Houolnlu, Oahn, S. I. m-.rfflDced on favorable terms for Billsof Exchangeoa the United States, England, or trance. J-ti H. MOLT, C. TH. HtCCI. Von HOLT & IIEUCK, General Commission Merchants, FfoaoIola.Oihu. S. I. BUSINESS B . F . Importer & Dealer in 45 HONOLULU, BOLLES Ship Chandlers and AND DAL General LAHAINA, Whalers furnished w ith exenange lor goods or February 3d, JS57 E. Physician ttr Office in the New Drue Queen Eta., Makee Sc. Anthon'a J. Dealer in Ililo, Ships supplied with Recruits at able term?. Hills ot GODFREY WHOLESALE WINES and SPIRITS. 41 Nenr the C. A. & II Importers V Honolulu, Oahu, Island Produce of all kinds change for goods. JOHN LICENSED For the Shipment OFFICE ROY AL N. B. Crews procured on the J. W. Attorney Office in Honolulu House, over J. R. Machine Pilot Bread Nnunnu Valley N B-- -Old Bread k.'n-dried on baked c? -n wisonahle THOMAS Ship Chandlrr and HONOLULU, Ships supplied with shortest auice, oa wanted LKIfST. KRCLL, KRULL & Importers and Kaabumanu St., 15. Dealer in Ship Byron'a Bar, Ships supplied with general shortest notice, and most bills or goods adapted to the bills on the United Si ate or be advanced on favorable N. B. Storage f r 3 or 4000 rates. S. N. Dealer in General C o tin try Pro CORN, BEANS. KGGS, WAIALUA May -4th. VM. Land Agent to OfBce in the Kins' GIL-JIAIV Ship Chandlers and Lalininn Ships sntplied with 35 tf GEORGE Jj umber Lumber Yard Corner of on the Pnnchard SAVIDGE GROCERS, AND IKING STIC K nl, 1 46-tf l6,tf Lomcr viuix- you.


ocr: D N FlilTNER HAS JUST RECEIVED A NEW AND SPLENDID assottment of Jewelry, j .K..h;a .nhUlina suitable for Christmas and New Year'a Holiday Presents, consisting in part of Diamond ring, pms ana siua, seta u Florentine pins, bracelets, charms, L,..ckets, locket rings, teal rings, seal?, Gold pens and pencils, silver pencilgold thimbles, Silver tbimblen, sleeve buttons, patent sleeve fasteners, Studs, vest button-, gold watch chains, fob chains, Guard ribbon, cigar holders, silver cups, fans, Porte-monnaies, watch stands, card receivers, Smelling bottles, shell combs, pocket knives, &c, &c I ALSO Nautical instruments Chronometers on hand and fur sale, $y In MtieE'i Brick Cuildi 5, corner of Queen andKaa- huiuann streets.


ocr: HID3S. WOOL AND TALLOW! THE UNDERSIGNED W&J&H' gves notice that he wiUpav lJgf' hWtf Rncst market rates JiSsL . - lor Inn ;ibovfnrt!!Mi ,-7i;,.,.,i u1.iitch;u Uliitl at nis store on Kaanumanu Ft., or at his Hide House near the Scone Church at Kawaialiao. Cartage paid on above merchandise from slaughter houses, the wharf, or stores of dealers. Freihtpaid where consigned from the other islands. A liberal emmission paid to persons influencing consignments of above articles to J. C. SPALDING. Honolulu, April 30, 1357. oi-tf


ocr: GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. 15. F. SNOW OFFERS FOR SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT purchasers, at the lowest prices, the following Merchandise : . Chrome orange prints, "White and grey Merino Shirts, White and grey Merino Drawers, Check Linen Shirts, Calico Shirts, White L. B. Shirts, Women's wh'te cot. Hose, Red & blue Flannel Shirts, Men's striped Hose, Gray Blankets, Embroi'd under-Sleeves, White Guayaquil Hats, Black and brown felt Hats, Hickory Shirts, Colored Coburgs, Silk Velvet, Colored India Satin, Corah Handkerchiefs, India Rubber Coats, Isavy Caps, with oil silk covers. green Fancy Prints, Brown cotton Drawers, White Red flannel Cassimere Pants, Enamelled leather gress Boots, Kid Slippers, Black Gaiters, Ladies' Bootees. Con- Men's heavy Boots, Goat Buskins, Boy's Calf Boots, Heavy Brogans, Calf Congress Boots, Lemon Syrup, Ass'd Pickles, half gals., Tomato Catsup, Gherkins, half gals. & qts. Fresh Peaches, Ground Pepper, - Superior Black Tea ! No. 1 Soap, Fine cut Tobacco, in tin Blacking, foil. Chain Cables, Army Duck, Cotton Duck, Boiler Iron, Bars flat Iron, Grocer's Scales, Iron Bedsteads, Solar Side Lamps, Leather Trunks, , Russia Cordage.ass'd sizes. Manila Cordage 44 Cut Nails, Lanterns. SUKGEUES, Curry Combs, Table Spoons, Axe Hatchets, 1 French Bedstead, Office Clocks, Wool Carpeting, India Rubber Hose, bf. inch and 1 inch BRASS HOSE PIPES, LEAD PIPES, Sec, &.c. Sec, Honolulu, May 8, 1S27. 1-tf


ocr: HALF BOXES RAISINS, JUJUBE PASTE, For sale by (16-tf) T. MOSSMAN & SON. FANCY GOODS. JUST RECEIVED, PER EXPRESS, via Panama, from New York, the following invoice of fancy goods, comprising Ladies Muslin Bands, Veils, Collars, Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, Muslin Insertions, Fans, Fancy French Kid Slippers, White Satin Slippers, Gentlemen's Kid Gloves, white and colored, Ladies' white and colored Kid Gloves, Ladies' Dress Hats, &c. For sale by J. C. SPALDING. Honolulu, July 10, 1857. 10-tf


ocr: J. n. BOND, Pastry Cook & Ornamental Confectioner, TTPEGS TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND JO) the public generally, that he has re-opened the Store and Premises two doors from Mr. Love's Bakery, where he is ready to supply the following list of goods on hand : Rout Cakes, Walnut do., Savoy do., Sponge do., Arrowroot and Lemon Snaps, Cranberry do., Italian Jumbles, Cracknels, Queen's Drops, African and Rice do., Ginger do., Butter Crackers, Wine do., Abernethy and Soda do. ORNAMENTAL BRIDE CAKE $1 PER lb. Sally Lunn Tea Cakes and Bath Buns made to order. All orders, large or small, punctually at tended to. X. B. Fresh Caudies of all kinds 6-3tn


ocr: THE AGENT OP THE HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY OFFERS FOB SAXE The FOLLOWING ASSORTMENT of GOODS: CLOTHING. MEN'S striped Guernsey Frocks; Long Cloth Shirts; Black Silk Vests; Tweed Trowsers; Glace Silk and Satin Cravats ; Waterproof Coats; Cloth Caps; White Kid Gloves; black Glace Mantles; Black Lace Mantles; black Cachemere Mits; White Lace Sleeves; white Lace Mantles; Men's Woolen Stockings; men's wh. Cotton Socks ; Ladies white Cotton Stockings; 3irls ' " Pilot Cloth Trowsers; sup. fine Cloth Trowsers; Blue Cloth Jackets; fancy Check Coats; Men's Boots. MUSLINS. Cambrics, Tape Checks, Hair Cord. Jacconet, Printed Lawns; Assorted Printed Muslins and Bishop's Lawn; Lace and Muslin Sleeves. COTTONS, &c. Turkey red and yellow Prints; 30 inch Ginghams; 4-4 striped and brown Holland; Canary Prints; Assorted Table Covers; white India J ean; White Marseilles; sup'r white Corduroy; White Drills; Satin and Brown Drills; Printed border Hand'kfs; Pink glazed Lining; Long Cloth and Maddapollams. SILKS. Striped and Check SUks; China Corahs; India Bandanas; Brocade Handk's; Check and Brussels Silk Black Silk Handkerchiefs; black Silk Serge; Poplins of assorted kinds; Parasols; Black Silk Mantles; black Glace Mantles. WOOLENS. Assorted Blankets, large size; Blue Serge; Colored Valentias; fine white Flannel; Fancy Vesting; Merino, 40 inch, ass'd; Lastings: Princettas. HARDWARE. Carpenters' Adzes; Smoothing Irons; Files of all kinds; flat Bar Iron; Round Iron; Tea Kettles, 4 and 6 qts; Knives and Forks; Locks, ass'd; Needles; Hand Saws; Pit Saws; Scissors; Spades; Shovels; B. M. Spoons; Brass Butt Hinges; Plane Irons; Truck Wheels and Axles; Cut Nails; Saucepans; Cross Cut Saws; Tenon Saws; Brass Screws; Iron Screws; plated Spurs ; Heavy German Silver Spurs; Iron Cringles; Chain Hooks; Jewbharps; Butchers Steels; cast iron Pots, ass'd; Curry Combs; Claw Hammers; Metal Brace Buttons; B. M. Soup Ladles; Corkscrews; Coopers' Rivets ; Irn Hurdles, ft. long, with 4 upright and 4 hori zontal bars, " Sheet Iron; Coopers Anvils; Frying Pans; Tinman's Wire. SADDLERY. An assortment of Saddles and Bridles, Girths and Stirrups, Cavalry Saddles with Halters, Bridles, &,c, complete. Strong Saddle Bags. GROCERIES. Preserved Meats and Vegetables; Sauces; Pickles; Pie Fruits; Mustard; Sardines; Pickled


ocr: THE AGENT OP THE HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY OFFERS FOB SALE The FOLLOWING ASSORTMENT of GOODS: CLOTHING. MEN'S striped Guernsey Frocks; Lons Cloth Shirts; Black Silk Vests; Tweed Trowsers; Glace Silk and Satin Cravats ; Waterproof Coats; Cloth Caps; White Kid Gloves; black Glace Mantles; Black Lace Mantles; black Cachemere Mits; White Lace Sleeves; white Lace Mantles; Men's Woolen Stockings; men's wh. Cotton Socks ; Ladies' white Cotton btockmgs; Girls' 44 ' " Pilot Cloth Trowsers; sup. fine Cloth Trowsers; Blue Cloth Jackets; fancy Check Coats; Men's Boots. MUSLINS. Cambrics, Tape Checks, Hair Cord. Jacconet, Printed Lawns; Assorted Printed Muslins and Bishop's Lawn; Lace and Muslin Sleeves. COTTONS, &c. Turkey red and yellow Prints; 30 inch Ginghams; 4-4 striped and brown Holland; Canary Prints; Assorted Table Covers; white India J ean; White Marseilles; sup'r white Corduroy; White Drills; Satin and Brown Drills; Printed border Hand'kfs; Pink glazed Lining; Long Cloth and Maddapollams. SILKS. Striped and Check Silks; China Corahs; India Bandanas; Brocade Handk's; Check and Brussels Silk " Black Silk Handkerchiefs; black Silk Serge; Poplins of assorted kinds; Parasols; Black Silk Mantles; black Glace Mantles. WOOLENS. Assorted Blankets, large size; Blue Serge; Colored Valentias; fine white Flannel; Fancy Vesting; Merino, 40 inch, ass'd; Lastings; Princettas. HARDWARE. Carpenters Adzes; Smcothing Irons; Files of all kinds; flat Bar Iron; Round Iron; Tea Kettles, 4 and 6 qts; Knives and Forks; Locks, ass'd; Needles; Hand Saws; Pit Saws; Scissors; Spades; Shovels; B. M. Spoons; Brass Butt Hinges; Plane Irons; Truck Wheels and Axles; Cut Nails; Saucepans; Cross Cut Saws; Tenon Saws; Brass Screws; Iron Screws; plated Spurs; Heavy German Silver Spurs; Iron Cringles; Chain Hooks; Jewbharps; Butchers' Steels; cast iron Pots, ass'd; Curry Combs; Claw Hammers; Metal Brace Buttons; B. M. Soup Ladles; Corkscrews; Coopers' Rivets ; Iron Hurdles, S ft. long, with 4 upright and 4 hori zontal bars, Sheet Iron; Coopers' Anvils; Frying Pans; Tinman's Wire. SADDLERY. An assortment of Saddles and Girths and


ocr: GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. o 15. F. SHOW FFERS FOR SALE liN LUIS TU SUIT purchasers, at the lowest prices, the following Merchandise : Chrome orange prints, '' green Fancy Prints, Brown cotton Drawers, White " Red flannel Cassimere Pants, grey Merino Merino White and Shirts, White and grey Drawers, Check Linen Shirts, Calico Shirts, White L. B. Shirts, Women's wh'te cot. Hose, Red & blue Flannel Shirts, Men's striped Hose, Gray Blankets, Embroi'd under-Sleeves, WThite " Guayaquil Hats, Black and brown felt Hats, Hickory Shirts, Colored Coburgs, Silk Velvet, Colored India Satin, Corah Handkerchiefs, India Rubber Coats, Navy Caps, with oil silk covers. Enamelled leather Con gress Boots, Kid Slippers, Black Gaiters, Ladies' Bootees. Men's heavy Boots, Goat Buskins, Boy's Calf Boots, Heavy Brogans, Calf Congress Boots, Lemon Syrup, Ass'd Hckles, half gfls.. Tomato Catsup, Gherkins, half gals. & qts. Fresh Peaches, Ground Pepper, Superior Black Tea ! No. 1 Soap, Fine cut Tobacco, in tin Blacking, foil. Chain Cables, Army Duck, Cotton Duck, Boiler Iron, Bars fiat Iron, Grocer's Scales, Iron Bedsteads, Solar Side Lamps, Leather Trunks, Russia Cordage.ass'd sizes. Manila Cordage 44 44 Cut Nails, Lanterns. Curry Combs, Table Spoons, Axe Hatchets, 1 French Bedstead, Office Clocks, Wool Carpeting, India Rubber Hose, lif. inch and 1 inch. BRASS HOSE riPES, LEAD PIPES, Sec &.c. &c. Honolulu, May 8, 1827. 1-tf


ocr: Cottage to Let. to t it-t" tup unTTCi? "vrrkw nn cupied by Thomas' Brown, in Nuuanu CrfM Valley, makai of the residence of E.O. liegister Office, May 1, 1857. 52-tf


ocr: WOOL, HIDES, GOAT SKINS, TALLOW GRAZIERS AND BUTCHERS, ATTENTION ! The undersigned offers the high est cash market rates for the above articles, deliverable at Honolulu, or any of the ports of the Islands. Liberal Gash Advances, Without interest, will be made to those who desire, and contracts will be made for any length of time. E.P. ADAMS, 52-tf Office corner Queen and Kaahumanu sts, Bp- Up stairs.


ocr: CENTRE 1VXAREET. J. A. HOENIBLOW, BUTCHER, WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Honolulu that he has leas ed the premises formerly known as the "family Market," on Km? street and will open the same on the 1st of April, where can be had everything pertaining to the butchering business. The patronage of the public is respect fully solicited. N. B. Orders delivered to any part of the city free of extra charge. 47-9m


ocr: LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY Notice. A xl ihat the herds of Wild Cattle belonging to Majesty and the Government, running in the dis tricts of Hilo, Hamakua, and South Kohala, between Maunakea and MaunaJoa, in the island Hawaii, have been this day sold to Mr. E. P. By order of the Minister of the Interior. S. SPENCER, Chf. Clerk. Honolulu, April 22, 1857. 51-tf


The Central Presbyterian. [volume]

ocr: REMOVAi.. —Isaacs ,v TaYL >k, '.ave removed their Exchange and B liking Office, to the build ing formerly occupied by Purcell, Ladd A "L'o., coiner of Main anil J 1th streets. so 19

place_of_publication: Richmond, Va.

publisher: Moore, Hoge & Co.


ocr: , 1 W.M, I). TOMPKINS, JAS. K. TOMPKINS, Jl the lute firm of E. G.& I Formerly of Albemarle, W. D. Tompkins, Rich-1 of late a partner in the uiond, Vra., formerly of Al- concern of Staples, Mar bemarle. | tin & Co., Staunton, Va. WD. TOMPKINS A BRO., Commissioii Mer , ehauts, opposite the Flour Sheds, Basin Bank, tichmoiid, Va., solicit consignments of Flour,Tobacco, iVheut, Corn and Produce generally, and give their irompt personal attention to all business entrusted to hem Liberal advances made on consignments in tore au 29—liiu


ocr: COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK—Chartered by 0 the Legislature of Virginia, December 17tb, 1853 $50,000. This Institution receives deposits, which .interest is paid at the rate of 6 per cent, per if roinainiug on deposit six months, and 5 per for shorter periods. \VM. Q. PAINE, President, GEO. .1. SUMNER, Secretary, JNO. H. MONTAGUE, Treasurer Office No. 153, corner Main and 12th sts. ja 24—ly


South Branch intelligencer. [volume]

ocr: rHIIH" fine yoiinc llor-e JIM jH. RKLL, will stand (lio pre s"iit Season, commencing on Hie lir^i day of Ai>iil ami e;;:!inc Hie lirst <lav ofjnly , on Moutlays and Tuesdays at Sheet/'s Mill; Wednesdays <1 naY Thursdays in tlio neigtiei>rii'?..! \ mold's, .t;ul Fridays ami Saturdays at Ridgeville.throiich cr.t tbe Season, ami will lie let t?il/.//(/'<Sat the very l->\v (iricc of Si/ DuHnrs (lit- Season ; Trn 11'iitnrs Id insure a Marc with foal, and Four /Jul Ittrx the Sintrle Leap. JIM BELL Was bred liy Col. Luke KiljUemlidl out o| his firay Tornado M.ire. well known asouu ?f I'.. finest Mires in this part of the Country. Jim ISr.i.L ?j? sired by IV.rson's horse Boston, a?:d lie tiy '.he Celebrated and thorough-hied race horse Boston, owned by .las Long, ofWashiitic 1 on City. Jim Br.i.f. is a handsome (Lay. lull 1'' bands high, and live ye.tr-. ol 1 I,is', fall, lie is of fine ri/- and good qualities, which in conside ration wilh lijs blood and slock, will recommend him I ) firmer i and others who wish to raise .slock for either saddle or harness. IIKNKY TROUT. Kidseville. April 3, 1S.T7. Wheat Wanted, [ f|1HK subscriber, living at the Frankfort | M. MILL, and it beinji in good repair and lull operation, desires to purchase any of WHK.1T.hT which he will pay the CASH price delivered at said Mill, or at all limes h'l.OVR for lF///?.7'/' having Wheat to dispose of would do well give ine a call before selling. JACOB A. MARKKR. Frankfort. Sept. 12, If GOODS AT COST.

place_of_publication: Romney, Va. [W. Va.]

publisher: William Harper


ocr: TR1-WEEKLY LINE. r=it?:s^ subscriber hivirtfl the Stape tin* be tween New Cfcek l)Vn<v? a-nti llomnef, tr prepatid with UOOD HOMtfS AND COMMODIOUS COACHES to carry pvtfcneerscoralOrtably and in good iinW The Coacli lcayes New Creek on Monday/ Wednesday rTn'd Ffid.lJ morning*. difeef/y a llrt the ?#riV?foT th* pHweneer traits. ea-ttwardl/ and wfsitt'flrilly bound, rare reduced frow W?i? Creek to Ronmey.to 9' ?"'? Found f?ck"t* $1* fScjk'fiiN lio? eorine-f* at Romnet witb th* WinrhnUr, >1oortj't?hl and Orttn fyrin# Am* Staom, andrkw >7r-r (' fr A-'Ttrn'


ocr: I LARD SAL] pursuance of a decree of the Coun^S^flrt or Hampshire County, rendered on tW 23d day of March, 1357, in a "suit in said Court pend ing, wherein Robert Carinichael, James, George ?nil Elizabeth Moreland and others are complain Ints, and Margaret Moreland and Ann Moreland, heirs oTBazil Moreland, dee'd., defendants, the undersigned, the Commissioners therein, appoint ed for the purpose, will, on the 1 3/ A day of April, 1367, before the house of Jcfhn B. Millerat North River Mills in iaid ccrtinfy,' 'prt>ceed to Self, at public auction, to tile highest Vidder, the Lands whereof Ba/.il Moreland, dee'd. died seized *nd possessed, lying on the water* of North River Jn said county and containing 318 Acres more or less, being a part of the same land conveyed to Bazi? Moreland by the Executors of Richard Moreland, dee'd., upon the following terms, to wit: One third of the purchase money to bo paid in cash and the residue in two equal annual pay ments with interest thereon from the day of safe, the purcbaier to give bonds and good for fbc deferred payments. SAMUEL J. STUMP, . . ' : A. P. WHITE, March 27, 1<*57. Commisrionert. MOOS AT COST.


ocr: QUINTESSENCE OF KNOWLEDGE. The title of this wonderful Book is IMUIRE WITHIN, TOn ANT THING VOO tfANt TO ItNOW ; I0r, Over 3,700 Facts for tho People Cloth Gilt, rates one polla*, 436 Pige? (if NQUIRE WITHIN" is one of the most Jl vahtble and exlraorrf'uia-y volumes ev?r pres*n,.'-i). to the American public, atel embodies nearly Koi r Thousand Facts, in the most of whi.-Jiany person living will find instruction, a:.d a, id 1'iitcrtiinment. "Jnquikf. Within" is sold* a? the l?jv price of one dollir, anil yet it coritaine 4JF> j.i. Aof cl'jselv printed matter, and is hand somelv and strongfy bound. It is A Doctor, A Gardner, A Schoohoastef, A PanciDg Master. An Artist, A Naturalist, A Modeller. A Cook, A Lawyer, A Surgeon, A Chess- Player, A Chemist, A Cosmetician, A Brewer. An Ac-" countant. An Architect. A "Letter-Writer," A "Hovle," and a Universal Guide tc^all kinds of Useful and Fancy Employment, Amusement, a-id Money-making. Besides all this informs-" tion ? anil we have not room to give an idea of a hundredth par', of it ? It contains so many tilva - bit and useful Rctiptt, that nn ennroiralion of them requires men ty-livo c^iitnnt cff.nl tyv * fjr the Iwlrr. *?1 v?rt?t Withi*" is no collection aayings and receipts,- but the whole is fresh and 1 new, and suited to the Present times. As a book | to kf-ii in the fhniily for reference, it is une qua'hn, comprising as it does all Kinds of Boo'ta o! Information in a linele volume. .Published by GAKRKTT, DlCK fc FITZGERALD,. No. 18 Ann-street, N. T. Copies of t?:e above booV sent by mail, or* re ceipt of Si, to any address. Free of Postage. Reliable Agents wanted to canvass for "In quire Within." Send .Ct?h Order! to the Publishers. *.* Editors of Country Newsjnpers giving tb? above advertisement three prominent insertions, calling attention to the same in th# editorial eol iiinn, and sending a marked copy of the paper the Pttblisbe:*, will receive "Ishvir* per return of mail, free of postage. Also, hut published, T?<* Amut'i Bmt>? ,; flv EMERSON "BENtfET. Priea 8t.


ocr: SUCH WORD AS FAIL" A KESISTLESS REMEDY. HOLLOW AY'SJUKTMBIT CIRCULAR TO THE SICK. lir7!K surgeons ana medical pub iLi! Europe, admit the unparalleled anti i,ient"-"!'ov0r> *'Ul h,ealing properties olthia Oint "V'!;. -i^, e" sanction its use in their na tal and military service* ; ?nu the masses in thi most eLTl t ,K,'out thc w:?rld repose the ut ? "fidence in its curativc proixrties. It ru{!a ? ? k sou,rces of in"ammu,,on and eor diseasc. Mai A?10 ?ter:,al evidence. of " e skiii >et in their worst lorins. and when seemingly incurable, they invariably disinnenr heaJiiifr aPPl,catio? ?? this southing S 5/n-?* ' Pa'n,jnd inflammation. B iy.lLI RHEUM, hEVkR SOllES, T JOINTS. i,.,:"CasM of Salt Itheurn, where medical waters " ' a"? cv?ry r.ec'Pc of the pharmacopcra ha\e proved useless the Ointment will accomplish thorough cure. > ever Soros heal quickly uuder ;U i influence, and its relaxing etfect upon con tiacted sinews is tiuly wonderful DISCHARGING ULCERS 'n.?st remarkal.il> and happy change ls pro duced in the appea/otice of malignant ulcers af ter a few applications of this Ointment. The surrounding rorfness vanishes, and cranules nf healthy flesWgin to take the place of the dis charged matter. This process goes on more <*? less rapuWy, until the orifice Ps filled up with Aaaatsre- Si? ??? &E,r ls?G,?d! Fistulas okin Diseases Stiff Joints SmSE??1 TeWer IrSs"" ru,,i??,C frK*,. -.ci. , Sores of all kinds. , hold at the Manufactories of IIOI.f.OWA Y Ml) MiMn., I " OI "releasor <vl? ' cen,s- a,,d si e?At. ? p * .. "7* here is a ronsidotaole saving by takinn Inc larger xizes. J ? . B- Directions for the guidance of in every reorder are affixed to each PotT December 1S56. a


ocr: TRI-WEEKLY A GE LINE. subscriber having the Stage I.ine be tween New Creek Depot and Romney, is prepared with GOOD HORSES AMD COMMODIOUS COACHES to carry passengers comlortably and in good The Coach feaves New Creek on Wednesday and Friday mornings, directly the arrival ol' the jiassan^er trains, and westwardly hound. !? are reduced (roin Creek to Itomiiey.to $1 75. Round tickets S3. fxf-This line connccis at Ro:iuiey with Winchester, Maorcfield and Green Spring ANDREW ROBEY. New 1356.


ocr: J j ; $100,000 ! ! ! MARYLAXD LOTTERY OX HAVANA PLAN. lobcOrmn in Ilaltiiuurc, Mil., oil 'I littMiiiy, April 30tli. 1837. 11. FUANCK & CO., M ANAGEiia. Drawings conducted under the ttujterinU-nd cnco of the State Lottery Commitsoner. Capital lOO PHIZES OF ?1,000 EACH ! Loucst Prut in the Lottery glUu > Whole Tickets S-0. This is the most Magnificent Schema ever drawn in the United States. ONLY 30,000 TICKETS, ?/ tchich art prinlti as follows : 6,000 in Whole Tickets. 6.00U in Hair Tickets. 10,000 in Quarter Tickets. 10,000 in Eighth Tickets. At all these Tickets will, j.o doubt, be soM by tli- -! jy of Drawing, persons at a distance will fonwd their orders as soon as possible. Grand Consolidated Lottery of Maryland. EXTRA CLASS 4. To be drawn in Baltimore, MJ., Thursday, April 30. 1S:7. SPLENDID SCIIEMi:. Capiat Prizes. jippr jz'n Prizti. I priia of #100,000 1 priss of 50,000 1 priz- of 20.0001 1 priz- of 20,000 / 1 prizt of ' 10,000 \ 1 prize of 10,000 , 1 prize of ?,000 \ 1 prize jf 6,000 / 1 prize of 5,000 > 1 prize of 6,000 ; I priz- of 3,000 ) 1 prize of 3,000/ 8 of 300 ? of 250 8 of 200 < of ?300 * of 600 8 of J50 8 of 350 1 prize of 2,8501 , 1 prize of 2,850 / 8 ?' 150 i 100 prizes of 1,000 400 of 100 570 prizes, amounting to $102,900 Tickets 820; Halves ?10; Quarters S5. 03-Pli ?ase address all order* for Tickets in ths lbovu Magnificent Scheme, to T. II. HUBBARD & CO.. So 39 Fayette at., or Box. No. -10, Baltimore, Maryland. 31 arch 20, 1S87. i


ocr: ! ' ! ! ! ! PUBLIC SALES. Vl'BMC SAIiK OF TIMBERED LAKD. ttilal TuLlic Sal*. ns Executor of Win. 1'. Stump, dec';l.. in Snriitgfielil, Va , vn TAursJtty, th? 21 ft d< iy ?.<" ,Vay next, Three Tract!- of TtMUKltr.n L-1XD. on tl.edrainsol the North Branch, ami near the D.iitiinore fc O hio Rail Road as fuiio.vs, vu : ? 1 Tract contain ing about 148 Acres, well Timbered, about two and a halt' miles from the Rail ; this lii:d lies well and nearly the whole of it csn b" i>M'ly cultivated. 'iV-.c'. -'jntaitiinc :ibout iHt ACRES, about two miles fiom the Rail Road. Tract contairting about ICO ACRES, well timbered ? about three miles from the Rail Road. This land it valuable for the timber, being near and with a down grade to the ft. Sc O. R. Road. Tchms. ? One third in hand, balance in one and two years with int'-rest. 11. K. HOFFMAN, Em'r. Springfield, Vn., April 24, 1857. ? ALSO? AT sam? time and place, umlcrdecree render ed at April Circuit Court, in>the cause of James D. Armstrong, guardian of the children of Win. P. Stump against Willimn P. Stump's heirs and others, ? LOT NO. 40.? in the town of Sprin^fi-ld, improved with a larc;p FRAME DWELT.ISG HOUSE, Srci'ike-hotisc and sta ble. 1 Lot ailjoiiiln^ tdwn. ?dn taininc aboilt 4 acri.-s, first rate moatJoTr. 1 l.ot art joining tbwn, containing about 14 j acrrs. I. -its No's. 45, 46, IT and 43, in the town. I.ots " 89, 91, 93, 94 and 95, in the town. _ I Tract, containing about 35 1-2 Acres, abo'it one and a half miles from Springfield, ad* joining the lands of Jacob Daily and other*. 1 Tract, containing about 40 ACHES, about half a mile fr?tn Springfield, adjoining the land* of Jacob Grace and others. TTract, containing - 54 Acres, lying on the N. W. side of tf\e South Branch mountain, adjoining the land formerly owned by U- L. Cine. Tr.nMj. ? 10 per cent. of the purchase money in hand, tfl per cent, on the 6th day of Septem ber next ; the balance in three equal annual in stallmjnts, the deferred payments tott-ar inter est from day or sale, and to be secured by bond with approved security, and the legal title to be retained until the whole purehasa thone'v is paid. H. K. HOFFMAN, April 21, 1937. Commistiomr. ?ALSO?, AT the same Uinc and place. Under decree rendered ul Scptrmbcr term, lSr<C, ofthe Circuit Court of Hampshire county, ill the cause of Rob ert W. Parker. ?ve.? against S. J. Slump, and others. OXE TRACT OF LAND, on the South Branch Mountain, containing 200 Acres, pirt of which is cleared, the balance well Tim bered. Terms cash. II. K. HOFFMAN',


ocr: Jt SncanAwoaro now receiv ing and ollering for sale their Stock of NEW SOQBS. SI'UtNt) AND PU.MjfKK OOD8.


ocr: A REPORT OF OVERSEERS OF Till! POOR FOR THE COUNTY OF MMPSIIIRE. TllK OverseciMit tin- Poor for the County of Hampshire, in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 81, Section 26 of tho Code ot Virginia, make ties olioningreports During the year ti'litig the 31st March, I5*.">7. th'-y hare provided, at the place of reception, for tho wants of H* white, and 3 colored per sons. in all 22 je?rv4i". They have as?i>ted at other places than the place of reception, lti| white,ami 12 colored persons, in all 113 persons, the aggregate iiuiul-r having been |.T"?, of whom IJil were w hite, and 15 were colored. Their names with the other particulars required by said section will bxburid contained in the tabular .statements ( maiked 11 & C) returned herewith as part of this report. The following in a ?statement of our ti'cn.lituresand receipts |ni the past year, viz : jfild tor support of I'oor at Poor-house, statement U. ....... $736 65 Hilary of attendant Physician. * .......... 71 25 Keeper for Itojrd at three meetings, ......... 50 00 Overseers lor attendance at lour meetings, ........ 112 ot) Salary of Agent $60 Oil, salary of Clerk $60 00, ....... 120 00 r- CVmW'oI htirieloMam-s \V. McNulty and Daniel Morelaud. 12 00 . * f" Keeper for repairs on larui; - - ........ 87 2l| V Total at house of Reception, .... ?11*9 11J l'or assistance to persons elsawhcre than at the house of reception, tu per statement C. 1487 12 82676 23 J By overplus ns p'-r last year's report. - . . . ?2f>3 I57J ?? Sum provided by County Court for 1336, .... 2250 00 ?? ltent of farm, - - ..... son no 28-13 57$ Overplus. S167 33$ Ordered, tha he County Court of Hampshire county be requested to providv the sum of lour thousand dollars for th? use of tho Overseers of the Poor lor e y? ar IJ'S?. The above st will b? necessary to pay the claims allowed at the annual meeting, and to di fray the expenses of the Poor at the placo of general recept. until a crop is raised. This r?port < libits the expenditures ami receipts within the year commencii/g on tho 3lst day of March. 1856, and ending on tho 3lst day of March. Teste, Ite-pectfullv submitted. liN KEUN. Jr.,"Clerk. WILLIAM VANCE. President. CI.Aill B TABULAllpTATEMENT RELATTXtt TO TOOK PKItSONS RECEIVED AT TEIE POOR-IIOUSE BEIXfJ TI1K I'LACE UF G EX Ell A L RECEPTION. Nan p of ir 1 U'f ini ltiick 2 ItlV Mrlia (!nnnr>ti 4 ? (!<c fitiiiifin f? <'i:??*liin Cnrbio G lyii. l il.-vw 7 .V rv Frier H ililiiTt llarmsin 9 Alirv IIofTmnn 10 Elizabeth Kuykendnll 11 Kate 1- Stephen Lucas 1"! Daniel Mnrelnnd 11 James McXulty 15 Peter l'l Caroline Stcwarl 17 Ann Stewart 18 A ??iirail Stnckcy 1'.) Michael W. Stuckey lift M iry Stue.koy 21 D.uiiul Tiiubrook 22 John Tiiubrook Nuinlior ? l'J I.cn^th of time enoh remained. From ill^t March, 185G April, !}lft March, 12th Di'c.. ?J 1st March, '_Mst Nov., "J!)th Ocioticr ?51 st March, 30th April, l.ih May. I'lst March, To .'{1st March, I 857 IGth July, lSf>(5 .'Uiit March, 1857 Hist Mny, lS-'iO & 81st March, 1*57 'Id Nov. lijjC 1 Itli May, 31st March, 1857 list May, 1850 March, 1857 How employed. Unable lo work Housework nt time# Unablo to work Works garden Unablo to work Works on the farm *t times " regularly ou the fariu Total, g Cost* of keeping. 3 5(1 00 5 :u 50 00 ?J5 00 15 07 50 00 50 dO 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 2G 30 70 G 1G f.O 00 50 (10 50 dO J '25 '2 1'2 1 71 50 00 50 00 73G Go c


Minnesota weekly times. [volume]

ocr: mhlt-dlw No. 304 Lake Etroot, Chic—o, IU. HBALTH AMD STRENGTH MUST XH>» VXTABLY FOLLOW ITS USB! HOLLAND BITTERS RGpHoM^^AflnEl BOERHAVE* S HOLLAND .BITTERS. TEE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY FDR DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, LIVER OOMFLAIMT, WEAKNESS OF, ANY KIND, FEVER AMD AQUE, And th* varioos affections cone— neat upea adtasrtarod STOMACH OR LXVBR, OUCH aa Indigestion, Acidity of the Stomach, OellckvFalaSs U Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Despondency, Cost! rentes* Blind asto Blecdt— Files. In *ll Nervous, Rhsum.tic sad Neuralgic Aff-cUon*, '.th tain many instance* proved bightf beneficial, a— in others effected a deciut-d cur*. * This laspusriy "ngetsb I* compound,prepared on tbefrstrict lx scientific principles, altar the meaner ol tbs eelebratsfi Holland Professor, Boetbavc.. Because of tts groat raersmta most*! the European States, its introduction into the United States was laten—4 mure especially for those of oor rather lead scatters* bun and there over th* face of this mtghtr country. Moot! ig with great success among them, I now er ferltto the American publk.k-wi-tbst ft. my fulmadidaal virt—s mnst b* acknowledged. It I* particularly recommended to those persona who** eaa all rations may how* been impair—By the eeatiauous use oft ard sat spirit*, or other forms ot dtaetpetien, Generally la ntaataaps—ta efflat, It finds lu way to the seat of Ufa, thru- PMMM nulKmu, |-»lmuJSu) reßGHAipropvruvo ' 4 “ CAUTIONI , The groat —pntaritoaf this delightfml Aram*km tarnnil many imHotfona, which the pnblle should guard »gf <nsi ohasi—. Be —t pawned rd to buy anything *Ur until no have given Roerhava’a Holland Bitters a fair trial. One bottle wW convince yea howtaftattely superior it u Uauthssolmlts- BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & CO., PHAjuaoxDT’Swjjro' QHxingrs. RATAJRNKB.Bt.Fsnl.mM\thsrßSssta. **ptS-1f fJjjj,' ' j, a $ -j to’’ r '‘ FLOW, GRAW, BACON AND GROCEKINS, laTswa. EpOoU sad sse. WOOD R BARKLEY, mh7-Ua J. K* Irrias It oM stsai.

place_of_publication: St. Paul, Minn.

publisher: Newson, Mitchell & Co.


The Weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: ANDREW LEVERING, Dealer in Real Estate, CONVEYANCER , COMMISSIONER FOR PENSYLVANIA AND WISCONSIN, AMD NOTARY PUBLIC. ok. ok Third and Minnesota Sts., St. Paul, M. T.

place_of_publication: Saint Paul, Minn. Territory

publisher: Owens & Moore


Minnesota weekly times. [volume]

ocr: B. r. Slaughter, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, MINT ritLi M. T. omcx, THIRD BT. BRTWKEN CEDAR $ MINNESOTA. Laud* bougbt aud wM Uirooghfut tbe Territory. Money Loaned. ln?eiUMiiti nidc, Tl>Mhid,b(. fco< nov. 1 tr RED BITER OF THE SOUTH. A FEW HUAUKS IN HO IN OB* SIOUX CITY, Si Paul, M. T. HKNKY McKKNTT, _ Dealer In Real (Hat*. HENRY McKENTY, DBALKR IS REAL ESTATE, ST. PALI,, MINNESOTA. LpOittratti exclusively on Mi own account, and has uattaallr on hand and far sate, from SIOO,OOO « $300,000 In City and Coaatry Property throng heat the Terri tory of Minnesota. SPECIAL NOTICES.


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ocr: TO BUILDERS. CHEAP AND DURABLE FIRE AND WATER-TROOP COMPOSITION ROOFING. TIIR Subscriber is now prepared to cover Buildings with the above Boob, at short notice and on reason able terms. Being cheaper than Shingles, and not half tho psic* of Tin, and as durable sia either, he hope* to obtain a snare of patronage. Materials, with instruc tions for putting them on, will ho furnished to those who wish to cover their own buildings. All letters addressed to him at Bt. Paul, will receive prompt attention. JOHN C. DEVKRECX, At the OSco of John B. Prince. B*. Paul, March 11,18fiT.-dawfim


ocr: THE WEEKLY MINNESOTIAN SAINT PAUL: SATURDAY, * » t ATRIA **» >•**• BOR IP A OAKES’ BANK. BANKING IIOI’RS FROM 9 A. M.. TO 3 P. M. Dakota County Republican Convention. Ths Republican* of Dakota County arc hereby request ,'J to assemble in their respective precincts, and appoint Delegates to a Republican Convention, to meet at Tripp’s Hotel in the City of Hasting, on Saturday, the ird day of May, at 3 o'clock, r. m., for the purpose of nominating SIX PERSONS, as candidates for the oflice of DELE GATE to the Territorial CONVENTION, to form a STATE CONSTITUTION, (that number being equal to i -üble the •• Representatives ” from Dakota County in the Council ami House of the Territorial Legislature.) -he election therefor to be held on the first Monday of June next, as provide.! by the Enabling Act of Congress. The appointment of precinct Delegates from the several •lection districts of the County, is as follows : Mendota, •_>; Rosemount. 1; Brownsville, 1 ; Lakeville 8; Water ford. R; Holden, 1 ; Empire City, I; Vermillion 1 Marshan. 1; Pine Bend. 2 : Kaposia, 5; Hastings, 9. THOMAS FOSTER, Chairman. }. J. Bk l.'kkTT, S. M. Coos, Chss. Rollins. D. W. Trims, Masters, To»«x Smith, Perea CaLiKr, D- "■ Baows, D. L. T.-asritt- Republican County Committee. Ateii.2l.lSM.


ocr: CHICAGO LKATHEB BHLTIXU MASUFACTOKY. Ail./.»' 4- BLACKBVRX, C.. K It Mll> IE AT HE tt ICLUtIt, t-T . v*. tai ui E « . A k f.LLY 4- Hl.Ji k’Ml'H V 1 ANNtttH, « t. It It 11. KH , Jtpr a LAGLL AVOItKS, CUICAOO. ILL S., VM*4 RW»r<* quy V* &*• ' <* ItAILIWAD WEIGHT CARS S T tA .M t NO 1 N ts, i.iX<OM<>liU AAD trUAUEE H 11. A M HO l 1.1. Its, wont* \xr> IBOX MAt'HINKRr, Clltrri.AK SAW MILLS Ay rrrfnMr Ah CW»MR »l PKKIOR AIIOKILK MIMA HII.AM AM) WATI-.1l i.l AUI.H, STEAM n HIHTI.ES. PlH4ollEU HXAK- tIIEA a K»lt|.VE ami MtU-(Jtnnng, (IATKV l‘ ATI,NT »m» <1: TTEK Hi: A I HA t 111 A IAT A FI 1. K«, -H..1 >. Fir* M!*i:i Hlw, HlltET »"R» Wr». ... r. M.o. Ut A. FaU. HTMni.li E. IUTKM VI ill Nil; < It Vt.Vt* •> A LK.VMKH V **"** k K H. I«»MV " 4 '"lf HI. LAI L IKON NlOltl.. N !C(>Ls vV HKUKEV, mint liKU.'M 1> ikus SAILS, ST RE Is. Ttutrs, Spnnf, A*rV*. I hi List* a. AM.. »«. ..» llGn .t.MEM.ai lr. •T'H* - ■! 1.. \ 'ni»il M .n-Vri’-.n.' ~*l w 1 LYMAN V. DAYTON, I'UIU IN llt Fa A I. 1-: !H T A T I.A.NIi WAKKANT MII ATOH. .Nun U .-tmia'uy ami i'ku.i Stmts, N«m th* Ft«f ornm. SAIN I I'A IT.. •

name: The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume]


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ocr: HOLUMSTfirfilii HOLLAND BITTERS. THS CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, ■r LITER COMPLAINT, * WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, - i r. FEVER AMD AGUE, And th* various affections consequent upon a disordered *■. STOMACH OR LIVER, QUCHselndlgestlon, Acidity of the Stomach, Colicky Faina p Heprtburn, Los* of Appailte, SNspaadaacy, eoatlvoneaa, Blind and Bleeding Fites. In all Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgic AffeoUons, It basin many instances proved highly beneficial, and In others effected a decided core. This is a purely vegetable compound,preparedon their strict ly scientific principles, after the manner of the celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhave. Becaase of Its great success la most of the European States, Its Introduction into tha United States was Intended more especially for these of onr father land scattered here and there over tha face of thla mighty country. Meeting with great success among them, I new of fer 1 1 to the American public, knowing that its ruly wonder ful medicinal vlrtneamust be acknowledged. It is particularly recommended to ihoeepereons whose con stitutions may have been Impaired by th* continuous us* of erdvntKpirltH, or other forms of dissipation. Generallyia stsntaneous In effect, It finds Its way to th* seat of lift, thril ling and quickeningevery nerve, raising up thedroqping spirit, and, in fact, infusing new health and vigor in tha system. NOTlCK—Whoever expect* to find in this a beverage will he disappointed; bnt to the sick, weak, aad low spirited, it will prove a grateful aromatic cordial, possessed of singular remedialproperties. CAUTION! The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has indue* many Imitations, which the public should guard against pur chasing. Be not persuaded t« bny anything ala* until you have given Boerhave’s Holland Bitters a fair trial. One bottle wIU convince you how infinitely anperlorltla toall these lmita tloas. LF Sold at $1 00 per bottle, or six bottles for $6 80, by the SOLE PROPRIETORS, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. fc CO., maxuf ACTfnixe PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS, PITTSBURGH, FA. Barclay Bid’s, Chicago. Barnard, Adams M Co.,St. Louis, 8. w.Dyoth M Sons, Philadelphia. John D.Park, Cincinna ti. Barnes M Park, New York, and by Dnwgltta sad Mer chants generally thronhont the United States and Canada. PAY MJENKS, St. Paul, and other Druggist*. sept6-ly TRUMAN M. SMITH’S BANK., CORNER OP SEVENTH AND JACKSOM-BTB., ST. PAUL, Minnesota. Exchange Bought and Sold—lnterest allowed on Time Depes- I, a —Particular attention paid to the Purchase and Sale of Real Estate and Loaning Money. TRUMAN M. SMITH, Ranker. mh6-lydMw» THOMAS B. CAMPBKLI-, Cashier. NEW FOUNDRY. s ■— n , The subscribers would respectfully Inform th* clUsens of Minnesota that their establishment la now in successful operation, and are prepared to execute CASTINGS AND MACHINERY , Of every description on short notice. Cast leoh Water Wheels! SAW AND GRIST MILL IRONS. Bnllding Columns, Window Caps and Sills, Sash Weights Sleigh Shoes, Wagon Boxes, Me.,on hand or manufactured to order. PATTERN MAKING, BRASS CASTINGS, ESC., Executed with neatness and dispatch. babbit’s anti-friction metal, always on band; • X3T Particular attention paid to Repairing, -pq All Order* executed with Promptness and at tha Lowest Rates. #3” Cash paid for Old Iron, Copper and Brass. _f-q MORGAN k CO, CITY FOUNDRY, Comer of 6th and Rosabel Street*; del9-dMwtf St. Fan*, Minnesota. CHARLES RINSE REAL ESTATE AND MONEY BROKER, South side of ( St. 2


ocr: U. F. Ilauibicr, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, ■AINT I'AULr M. T. THIRD ST. BETWEEN CEDAR k MINNESOTA, toutt* bought and sold throughout the Teirllory. Money Loaned. luvestments made. Taxes Paid, he. Ac. nov. I tf


ocr: HENRY McKENTY, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA. Cooperate* exclasively an his iwa account, and has constantly an hand aad ler ante, frena SIOO,OOO v° $200,000 In City aad Country Preparty thraaghant the Terri tory ef Minnesota.


ocr: K* F. Hauitaier, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, ■AINT PAUL* M. T. THIRD ST. BETWEEN CKDAR A MINNESOTA, bought and sold throughout the Tetrltorj. Moo-y Loaned, luv-stments made. Taxes Paid, Ae. Ac* nov. I tf t


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The Weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: PARKER PAINE, (SUCCESSOR TO BROWN A FLETCHER,) BANKER AND BROKER. Money Loaned on short or long time, with satisfactory security ; Exchange bought and sold; Collections made throughout the Territory ; Money Loaned for non-resi dents ; Interest allowed on Deposits; Real Estate bought and sold; Land Warrants always on hand for sale at the lowest market prices.


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ocr: ANDREW LEVERING, Healer in Real Entate, CONVEYANCER, PENSYLYANIA AND WISCONSIN, ABB NOTARY PPlirr, m. at tarn *» Himm Barn, Nr. Bam, U.


Minnesota weekly times. [volume]

ocr: ' HEALTH and strength must ine vitably FOLLOW ITS USE 1 HOLLAND BITTERS BOER H A VE’S HOLLAND BIT’TERS. THK CKLKBRATED HOLI-AND RBMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. DISEASE OF TIIK KIDNEYS, * >*. LIVER COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER AND AGUE, , And tho various afi'cctlous consequent upon a disordered STOMACH OR LTVtiB, 0 i SUCH as Isdtgestlob, AcidJyof the Stomach,ColickyPsfn*,’ Heartburn, Lotts of Appetite, Despoiideiicy.CosUveues*. Blind and Ble.-fiing Piles. In all Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgic Attentions, it hvs iu many Instance.proved highly beneficial, aim In others eftected a decided cure. This Uapurely vegetableeoiuixiuml,preparedon tholr strict ly scientific principles, after the manner ot the celebrated HollanUProfe.sor, Bouihave. Because ol i.ts great success In most of tho European States, Us iHtroductioii rnto the United Slates tvaa Intended more especially for those of our father land scatieret here and there over the face or this lulghty country. Meetlog with great success among them, 1 now of fer It to the American public, knowing that Its -nly wonder ful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged. Ills particularly recommended to those persons whose con attentions may have been Impaired by the continuous use of ardent spirits, or other forms of dissipation. Generally la siautaneouß in effect, It finds its way to the seat of lire, thril ling andqulckculngevery nerve, raising npthedroopingsplrlt, and. In fact, infusing new health and vigor In the system. NOTlCE—Whoever expects u> fiud In this a beverage will be igsappolnted; but to the sick, weak, and low spirited, It will prove a stateful aromatic cordial, possessed or singular remedial properties. The great popularity of this delightful Atoma has Induced many Imitations, which the public should guard against pur chasing. Be not persuaded tobuy anything else until you have given Boerhave’s Holland Bitters a fair trial. One bottlewlM convince yon how Infinitely superior It Is toall these Imita tions. CF* Sold at $1 00 per bottle, orsix bottles for $5 00, by the ROLE PROPRIETORS, BENJAMIN RAGE, JR. & CO., MAVDI'AI TUBIS# PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS, PIYTSBTTItGH, PA. Barclay Bra’s, Chicago. Barnard, Adams k Co.,St. Louli, S. W. Dyoth k Sous, Philadelphia. JohnD.Park,Cincinna ti. Barnes k Park, New York, and by Druggists and Mer chants generally throuhout the United Slates and Canada. DAY te JRXKS. St. Paul, and other Druggists. sept6-Iy THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY


ocr: THOMAS B. DAVIS, Importer of BRANDIES, GIN AND WINES, No. 226 SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO* 111. A LARGE assortment of pure Wines and Liquors constantly on hand, under Cntlom House lock and In Store. Will be sold in quantities to suit purchasers. Orders by mall solicited and properly filled at the lowest cash prises. To the Trade an opportunity Is offered of paying the duty


ocr: HUNKY HCKUNTT, DEALBB IN REAL ESTATE, BT. PAUL, MINNESOTA. ffOperatsa exclusively en hie twa account, nnd has constantly on hand nnd Per sale, Irons SIOO,OOO TO $300,000 ta City and Country Property throughout the Terri tory ef Minnesota.


ocr: HZLAXfTO AUO STRENGTH MUR Urn- VITABLY FOLLOW ITS 1 D£E! HOLLAND BITTSJin BOERHAVE’S HOLLAND BITTERS. THB CELEBRATED HOLLA f b KEBKDY FOB DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNETS, UFBB COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER A.HD AGUE, And too various aflTecUons consequent upon a disordered STOMACH OR LIVER, SUCH as Indigestion, AcUity of the Stomach,Colicky Pair a. Heartburn, Loss of AppotHe, Despondency, Co»tlvriie*k, Blind and Bleeding Pile*. In all Nervous, Bbeuniatlc and Neuralgic Affections, Ith tain many Instances proved bighlF beneficial, and In others effected a decided cure. This Isa purely vegetable compound, preparedou tbeirstrtct ly sdentific principles, after Me manner of the celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhave. Because of Its great tune** In niostof tbe European States, it* Introduction Into tbe Cnlied State* was Intended more especially for thoseof our father land scatters here and there over the face of this mighty country. Meetl.ig with great success among them, 1 nov of. fer It to tbo American public, knowing that Its : nly wonder ful medicinal virtues must bo acknowledged. It is particularly recommended to those persons whose con stitution* may have been Impaired by tbe continuous use of ardvnt spirits, or other forme of dissipation. Generally In* stantaneous in effort, It finds Its way to Me seat of lifo, tbrlt llng andquickeningevery nerve, raising nptbedroopfng spirit, and, in fact, Infusing new health and vigor in the system. NOTlCE—Whoever expects to find in this a beverage will he Msappolnted; bnt to the sick, weak, and low spirited, Ik will prove a grateful aromatic cordial, possessed of singular remedial properties. CAUTION! The great popularity of th)* delightful Aroma ba* Induct msnv Imitations, which tbe public should guard againsi pur chasing. Be not persuaded to buy anything else until you bav* g'ven Boerhave’s Holland Bitters a fair trial. One bottle will convince you how Infinitely superior It to toall these Imita tion*. S 3” Sold al SIOO per bottle, or six bottles for $6 00, by the SOLE PROPRIETORS, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & CO., „ MAHUFACTVBINQ PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS, PITTSBURGH, Pa. Barclay Bin’s, Chicago. Barnard, Adams A Co.,fit. Louis. 8. W. Dyoth A Sons, Philadelphia. JohnD.Park, Cincinna ti. Barnes A Park, New York, and by Druggists and Mer chants generally throuhout the Unltod States and Canada. DAY AJBNKB.Bt.Paul.andother Druggist*, septfi- ly I16II&H MACHINERY at EASTERN PRICES. 0. L. YALE, DBALBK in Machinery of all kinds. Is Agent for several of the best manufactories of Me Bast, and will contract to deliver promptly, at very low price* ana on favorable terms, STEAM ENGINES, From 6to 600 horse power, warranted of th* very best mate rial and workmanship. BOILERS, BlMer 4


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ocr: TRUMAN M. SMITH, Banker and Dealer in Real Estate, SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA. Exchange bought and sold. Interest allowed on time Deposits. Particular attention paid to the purchase and sale of Real Estate, Loaning Money, Locating Land War rants, Payment of Taxes, Ac. daw


ocr: ANDREW LEVERING, Dealer in Real Estate, CONVEYANCER , COMMISSIONER FOR PENNSYLVANIA AND WISCONSIN, AID NOTARY PUBLIC. o«. of Third amd Minnesota Sts., St. Paul, M. T.


Minnesota weekly times. [volume]

ocr: HOLLAND BITTERS HOLLAND BITTERS. THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND KFMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE OF TIIE KIDNEYS, LIVER COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER AND AGUE, And the various affections consequent upon a disordered STOMACH OR LIVER, SUCH as Indlgestiou, Acidity or tbe Stomach, Colicky Pains, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, lVspondeucy, Costiveness, Blind end Bleeding Piles. In all Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgic Affections, It bis iu many Instances proved highly beneficial, and In others effected a decided cure. This lx a purely vegetable compound, preparedon their strlot ly scientific principles, alter tbe manner of tbe celebrated Holland Professor, Boeibave. Because of its great success In most of the European Btates, Its Introduction into the United Btatea was Intended mure especially for those of onr father land scatterei here and there over the face of this mighty country. Meetl.ig with great success among them, I now of fer It to tte American public, knowing that Its inly wonder ful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged. Ills particularly recommended to those persons whose con atltutions uiay have been Impaired by the continuous nee of ardentspirits, or other forms of dissipation. Generally la- Stantaneous in effect, It finds Its way to tbe seat of lire, thril ling andquickenlngevery nerve,raising oplhedrooplngsplrit, and, in fact, Inrustng new health and vigor in the system. NOTlCE—Whoever expects to find In this a beverage will he msappoiuted; but to tbe sick, weak, and low spirited, It will prove a grateful aromatic cordial, possessed of singular remedial properties. The great popularity or tbls delightful Atoma has Induced many imitations, which the public should guard against pur chasing. Be not persuaded to buy anything else until yon have Riven Boer have’s Holland Bitters » fair trial. One bottlewlll convince you how lnduitely superior It is toall these imita tions. EP Sold at SIOO per bottle, or six bottles for $5 00, by the SOLE PROPRIETORS, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & CO., _ MANUFACTURING PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS, PITTSBURGH, PA. Barclay Bio’s, Chicago. Barnard, Adams lx Co.,St.Louls, ' 8. W.Dyoth k Sons, Philadelphia. JohnD.Park,Cincinna ti. Barnes ft. Park, New York, and by Druggists and Mer chants generally throuhout the United States and Canada. DAT ft JKNKB.Bt. Paul, and other Druggists, septg-ly THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY


ocr: HEALTH AND STRENGTH MUST HVB* VXVABLT FOLLOW ITS USB I HOLLAND BITTKNS BOERHAVE’S HOLLAND BITTERS. THS CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY FOB DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, LIVER COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER AND AGUE, And the various affections consequent upon a disordered STOMACH OR LIVER, SUCH as Indigestion, Acuity of tbe Stomach, Colicky Fains Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Despondency, Costlveneee, Blind and Bleeding PUe*. In all Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgic Affections, it bis In many instances proved highly beneficial, and in others effected s decided care. This las purely vegetablecompound,preparedon their strict* ly scientific principles, after the manner of the celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhave. Because of Its great success In most of the European Slates, Its Introduction Into the United State# was Intended more especially for those of our father- Ignd scsttere. here and there over the face of this mighty epuntry. Meetl.ig with great success among them, I now of fer It to the American public, knowing that Its July wonder ful medicinal virtue* must be acknowledged. Ills particularly recommended to those persons whose con stitutlons may have been impaired by the continuous use of ■rdentsplrlts, or other form* of dissipation. Generally In stantaneous In effect, It finds Its way to the seat of life, thril ling and quickening every nerve, raising np thedrooplng spirit, and. In fact, Infusing new health and vigor In the system. NOTlCE—Whoever expects to find In this a beverage win he <n*appotnted; bnt to tbe eick, weak, and low spirited, It will prove a grateful aromatic cordial, possessed ef singular remedial properties. CAUTION! The great popularity ef this delightful Aroma has indue* bahy Imitations, which the public should guard against pur* chasing. Be not persuaded to buy anything else until you have ffven Boerhave’s Holland Bitters a fair trial. On* bottle will convince you how Infinitely superloritls to all these India* Hons.. tj“ Bold at SIOO per bottle, or six bottles for $6 00, by to* SOLS PROPRIETORS, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & CO., __ _ manufacturing PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS, PITTSBURGH, PA. „ Chicago. Barnard, Adams A Co.,St. Louis, *• fc Sods, Philadelphia* JohnD.Park, Olntfnna*" ti. Barnes fc Park, New York, and by Druggist* andJter* chants generally throubout the United States and Canada* fcJBNKS,Sto Paul, and other Druggists, septg-ly EAGLE WORKS, CHICAGO, Illinois, ill • ' . I® *ke largest Machinery Manufactory and Depot la Da United States, where may be found RAILROAD FREIGHT CARS, PORTABLE AND STATIONARY, STEAM ENGINES, Locomotive and Cylinder Steam Boilers ALL KINDS OP WOOD AND IRON MACHINERY; Premium PortaM* CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, With Important Anti-Friction Improvements. CHILD’S PATENT ROTARY SAW MILLS* NOYES’ PORTABLE FLOUR AND CORN MILLS, N)to new Improvement*. With or without bolts, aad flirt ral Mill Furnishings* SUPERIOR SHINGLE MILLS, . Steam and Water Guages, STEAM WHISTLES, Fitnshed Bran Work and Engine Trimming :


ocr: HENRY McKENTY, r DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA. JCf-Operates exclusively ta hie ewa acconat, and hue ceastantly on hand and (er sale, from 9100,000 TO $200,000 in City and Country Property throughout the Terri tory ef Minnesota.


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ocr: RICH’S SALAMANDER SAFES, WILDER'S PATENT. j i .hi i ,1.. a targe assortment it XMt-ffffBFHPA Safes ot various size:- and patterns, with ami witn pMWßgj—out Powder proof loiks, jj for sale at tlie depot 1 tt> S |BBBEwim|n Watei st.. New York. ■ InnXaUBlH Burglar-proof Bank ffinsllinßlEl '" ar ' ,s 81,(1 vault doors ■ KSBBbBHWHImI ms'lv to order. B*** (Late oj Stearns {,■( » . BSWimiMW 113 tuccensorsto Ruh A' I n, 146 Water tent, of Salamander . c .af i com ing Wtldez and Rich’s Patens. WM. CONST AN’S