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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-19

a SEVERE CASE OF TEErHING. WITH
~ SUMNER COMPLAINT, cured by tiie infiIl-
liblc American Soothing Syrup of DIR. w. Evans
Mrs Mcpherson residing al No. 3. Madison street.
called At the Medical Office of Dr. w. Evans. No 100
Chatham street ". Y. and purchased bottle Of the
syrup for her child. who vas suffering excrucaiing
pain during the process Of dendton. being nonenta-
rily threatened with convulions its bowels too we're
exceedingly loose and no TODD could be retained on
the stomach. Almost Immediately after It's applica-
ton the alarming symptoms entirely ceased aud be-
came quite natural A. tribute oignliiude Tor the
benefit afforded the child the mother came Other o1
accord and freely sanctioned publicity 10 the above
BE particular in Applying at 100. Chatham steel
there are several couniercits advertised No Other
place in the city has the genuine for sale.
Ee,oare Of Counierfeits-CAvrIoS; BE particular
in purchasing that the label OF this Medicine
contains. notice Of its" entry according 10 Act Cen
gress" And no likewise particular IN obtaining 'hem
at 100 Charhum street. New York, OF frum the regu
lr Agent
nov 10 w. n KING. IS Water 81. Wheeling
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A NJ ADAMS having taken the Tailor store for
IA. merly occupied by Mr. = Rice, where he l.
prepared execute all orders in his line ia the neat
est and most fashionable style lie has just received
splendid assortment of Goods, consisting of Cloths
Cassmeres Vesnss, &c. all ofsupcr.or qualiiy which
he is prepared make up the shortest notice. al We.
~ reduced prices Those iavorng him with their
tom will meet with general satisfaction.
Wheeling. May 10, IsiO.-Im G2w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-19

WHEELING INSrrTUTE.-The subscriber hav
announced his determination take charge of the
Male and Female parrmenis OF This institution ass
ted by the Rev j. Carson. regrets being under the
cessiIy Of stating that in consequence of renewed
tack Of i'll health he is compelled TO decline opening
either Of the schools. " MURRAY.
may io-It
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EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER AND a

DR EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER AND A..
- CUE PILJS.--Thcse pills 80 Admiralty adap
ted 10 afford uniform reliefn the different qualifications
q these distressing maadies particularly tecoms
acndod 30 public notice On the accession OF the cold
stage when tho iace and hmts Of the sufferer become
pale and the sensation ofcold md languor - felt per-
vading the whole system. their administration Is ac-
enmpaned with astonishing succcss-ihey soon lcsson
the subsequent distressing shiverng. end violent she
King and by connuing 10 their 1se, (ss direcied will
ultimately cure ths Obstinate ague These pills
are Of signal utility in those Distressing cases, whore
there is salowness Of complexion. pain IN The region
q tho liver tension and distress N The opigasiic re-
gion with other symptoms indc1ing tho cNfsiencc 81
morba action or chronis dscsse n the stomach liver
bowels mesontary Of spleen, which consequences 20
generally supcrveno from proinc'ed rnicrmuienis
They permanently overcome lthese dssesses a the
samo time give tone % the stomach. cleanse and
strengthen the bowels and sppri health, vgor' and
energy - The system
beware 4 COMMUNICATIONS por;
IN Purchasingi SEQ thar he label ~ this Modicu'
coniains nofioe a is entry aocazdse 70 act N Con-
greg And be likewise particular sn ehtainina thon
I o. 100 Chatham 81, Nev-York o. from ne requla
agents wM II KING q yvaicrst whsslns
~ rs J, y ROBINSON rorSmgufh
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The Ladies Of s.. Mathews sewir,

The Ladies OF ST. Mathews Sewing Society tender
their sincere thanks TO the CITIZENS and strangers gen
orally for lher liberal pa'ronage the Fair. held by
thou, on the Ia h and l5h inst Sumo few ARTICLES
remain on hand. they tan be purchased of either o
the Ladies belonging the Society. moderate prices
MAY 18th, 1870
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rtNo THE NERVOUS q DEBILrrNrED-DR

yINo TIE NERVOUS d DEBILrrNrED.--DR.
u EVANS TONIC PiLLS.-The powers Of r.
vans Camomile Pills such. that the palpifatng
he art. the iremulous hand. the dizzy eye and
the Auierng mind. vanish before their effects
like noxious yapers before The benign influence Of
the morning san. They have been long successfully
used for the of niermcns. together iih icvers
Of the irregular nervous kind. accompanied with vs-
ccral DISTRACTIONS.
This tonic medicine Is for nervous complaints gen.
erul debility indigestion and lis consequences
of appctte. dsienson of the mach acidiiy; unpca
SAINT taste in the mouth. rum,lng noise in the bowels.
nervous symptoms. languor. when the mind becomes
irritable. dcspondng. Thoughtful. melancholy and de-
iectcd Hypochondraes'n. consumption. dimncss Of
SIGHT delirum. and all Other affections these
pals will produce safe aud permanent cure.
Evans Pills first iniroluced in America in 1885
Berare If ,unterfeifs--C ArrIoS-Bc particular
N purchasing see that the label Of this Medicine
contains notice OF IFS entry according 10 Act Of Con-
gross Aud be likewise particular in obtaining them
at 100 Chatham ST.. New-Yerk. or from the regular
agent VIM. III. KING, Wheeling.
nov %
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lNvANS' FAMILY AfEkifNi fil.t-> arc pur,
IL ~ vegetable. composed with The aIeIesi prcc
io at science AL of art; they pteducc
and arc warranted the talo,. ing diseases winch
arse from impurities Of tho blosd. VIZ -Aispicxy
Bilious Affections. Coughs csis. Uleerased throai
Scarlet Fese<, Asthma. Cholera. Liver Complaints
diseases OF the kidneys aud Bladder. Aociicns peeu
liae 10 females. and all ise Diseases 81 Whatsoever
kind, 10 which human natuno ~salsect. where the
stomach Is affected.
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS. & COLDS. Nervous
diseases. liver complaint. dysl-I~ia- bilious Diseases
pss ulcers. fenale weakness. and all cases OF hypo
ehon riacism. low spirits palpi'aon of the heart ner-
vous irriiahly. weakness. huor aibus seminal
weakness indigestion. loss Of appetite. heartburn gen
eral debility. bodily weakness, clon,ss or green sick
natucncy hys,erical iniings. Mysteries head
sches, hiccup. sickness. night mare. rheumatism.
isihma tic doulourcux. cra,nA spasmodic affections.
md those no are victims TO that most excrutating
disorder GouT will find relief on their suiicrngs by
a course Of DR. Evans medicine.
Eerane If oanferfedS--CArrfoS; BE particular
in purchasing TO see that the label Of thu Medicine
contains notice of it's entry according 10 Act Of Co'
gress And be likewise particular Ia obtaining them
at 100 Chatham street. NewYork. or from the REcu-
LAR AGENTS WM III. KING, Wheei,ng.
nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-19

TNo WOOL GRowERS-Tte subscriber offers
for sale at Mr.. Sprigg's farm four miles Fast OF
Wheeling SIX EWES. and ELEVEN LANES, OF
the Blackwell breed The Lambs from au impor-
ted Leicester Buck and equal to any imported sheep
in this country. Also Two long wooled ycarling
Bucks Of the Lincolnshire breed. all of which Will be
sold very low for cash. Enquire of JOHN BEACH.
or at this Office. may 81
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Cary OF syurrrr~s. ,

u
Clerks 0Foc Nag so. iSi0 (
SfhSONS ssing The water from mo Water Works.
u arr hereby InlormsSi Of tl.e ,ci owing &c oIses
.o"ai"ed "a the ordiaanec relation To tbs
Nas- Monks. VIZ
t.e re1.' ns I've paid the Ire ssuIe on o. bef,r>
ae IS'h day OF MAJ, INST and his reocipt sles VIA
ae NierA OF Vie city, who roquiced to issue ta.seo
pSih"- iA's sei' may be PAID Tor the whole yesr
payment. -
On the 18Th day Of May the Clerk is required .,
make 4 iair last OF all persons who may have K - 80.
!" ME ue Ir'a-nfcrs receipt i-r the AZ rent, and d.
liver the same Ia the Sergean, iot collccir,n.
ThereoPin the Sergeant Is required a,r,hv.,th n,
collect me rents named IA the said list with ihe -.
non u ten per eeEium upon the amount OF the So
rent
To sose the costs Of the collection by the Se,ue.n,
payment must be- n,ado the Treasurer ami hs CONT
therefor iLed With the Clerk before the l5h A.
siant. LANES = VIII, A.,
may S-Shee Clerk Of tte cry.
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We leaIn from gentleman direct from Austin. thai
The Navy will not be laid up at present contempla
ied.-Army aud Macy Chronicie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-19

MARRIED-In Wheeling. May 1sh 1910. by the
Rev. VIM Armstrong. X. A. Wilson. NJ. ID. To Miss
SARAH A. BRowS. boIh Of Pittsburgh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-19

FLAT BOAT FOR SALE.-A covered fiat boai
about So fec, ong-by ii vide well calculated for u
trading boat in tho river. canal-ior sale low
may MKEE, HARDING e. CO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-19

HNASHIONABLE HAT q CAP MANUFACTO-
n RY. los, Main street Wheeling, Va. opposite
Mr. Rohbs Chair Factory.
S. AVERY a. Co respectfully inform their friends
and the public that they have hand aud ace CON
santly manufacturing general assortment of H.rs &
CAPS. Of the laIest spring and fashions war
rantcd equal II not superior 10 any that have been
offered which will be sold by the dozen single
the lowest prices and upon favorable they
can be had in The city Hats Of all kinds and qualities
also. general assortment of Mems and Boys Fur and
Cloth Cars.
They propose 10 furnish Gentlemen with hats by
the year upon such terms cannot fail 10 please.
~ ID. Hats and Gaps made TO order, also Military
Hats anG Caps made the shortest notice.
They respectfully solicit liberal share of the public
patronage. lmay 81
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nov &c


HUIGHLY ANT.-Nervousdiseases. Iiv.
er complaint. dyspepsia. billions diseases. piles
rheumatism consumption. coughs, colds. splitting OF
blood pain in the chest and side female weakness. all
delicate and mcrcural diseases successfully
ed, at DIR. EVANS Medical Office, Chatham street
New York.
EVANS CAAIOiuLE PILLS.
The camome flower. (or il is officially lei
ANTHEMS vocIIIs. or Chamomeluni, from the Cred
words. Kaaai. on the ground and MicE. an apple; BE
ranse IL grows the ground and smells like an
ple) is of dull white color. of fragrant odoF. and
bitter aunlaiic taste.
Camomilc is a mild ionic, in small doses acceptable,
and corrnborani the stomach II is especially aPpli
Ible To that condition OF general debility. with Ian
guild appetite. which often attends convalcscenee iron
diopaihic fevers.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFETTs. ~ Caution B'
particular in purchasing that the labsi OF TIN
Medicine contains a notice of its entry oocordiag
Act Of Congress And be likewise particular in oh
tanning them at 100 Chatham ST.. New York. or from
the REGULAR AGENTS:
VIII KING, As Water st. weclinc
l. w. RoBrNsoS. Portsmouth, D
J. MoRRisoN. Columbus, q.
or rhean also may bs Obtained.
Dr. Coode's Celebrated Female Pills.
The Baron Won Hutchelcr-II Herb Pills,
DIR. Evans Fever and Aguc Pills
DR. Hunts Botanic Pills,
DIR. Evans Soothing Syrup. for TeetkiHg.
The above invaluable Medicines are sold Wholesal
and Retail ut 100 Chatham ST.. New York; Soutl
Seventh Street PhiIadelphia; ~ Wall Street. Loui'
viIIc Kentucky; 80 Cornhill, Boston, Mass and OFF,
following Agents. wM II. KISG Wheeling. Va. J.
obinson. Portsmouth.O o. nov IA
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and Baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road.
PILOT LINE leaves Wheeling EvERy MORNING.
NJ O'Clock reaches Frederick second morning and
takes the mornisg line Of cars, arriving 81 B1mDre IN
time 10 take the line Of S Philadelphia aud New
York
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Whcenc ever
sFrERNooN reaches Frederck second evening and
takes the mail line immediately Or Baltimore
where tloy arrive IN time ~ take the morning nc d
cars Tor Philadelphia snd New York
The above Ines Cor speed and safety. believed
NOT 70 ~ Surpassed By ouy stage lines in the a. Suites
brRicinr positively prohibned.
~ Ofice hrss door above the UAiiod states Hotel
/ Water street Whcclne. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-19

VAwL FOR SALE.--A new aad very superior
Steam boat yawl Is feet long for sale. Apply to
may MKEE. HARDING a co.
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II ARDwARE.-Iienry p. Morris has just receiv.
II cd fresh supply Of Hardware. Cutlery. Plancs
&c, which will be disposed of either Wholesale OIL
Retail on low terms
may 7--3t corner Of Main ST. and Market alley
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OpPOsIr1nN

GOOD INTENT STAGE COMPANY'S
Two DAILY LAWS yer BALTI
~ NuEE, WAsmNGrON CRY, Pm
E>i1s f.ADELPuIA ASp NEW YoRK, u
10 k-s - The way Of the National ROas
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III Asst NOflCE.-Tl,ose indebted To enhsr by
A Bond. note or account viii hereby be informed
Iai have placed all said claims in the hands
of James Clarke, Esq. for collection. Any who
wish TO avail themselves Of saving may DO il by
calling ON Mr.. Clarke before lst June.
may ISi0-3w ZANE e. PENTONEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-19

A p GoFF & co EXCHANGE BROKERS
"a. buy all kindsof uncurrent money, drafs,certi-
cates Of depost and all eastern checks Tie highcs
premium paid for the of all solvent eastern banks
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-19

- oWLETTS TABLES or INTERESrS.-Finl
Z Edition, just received and for sale by
may lG STEPHENSON O. GARwOOD.
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FOR SALE

TOE fObscnber wishes 20 SCI ne VILIAGE and
MILLS az POrtsnd. sifuated near the mouth Of
Shot Greek. Jefferson COUNTY, Ohio. u contans
nearly 100 acres OF frsf rate land Gram Mil, four
run Of Borrs, OIL Mill and Saw Min twenty dwell.
and other necessary out buildings, description II
which - deemed unnsscsssarv as those inchnedt1
purchase are expected 20 examine he premises
4 thought esOary, boyover 70 Obscrye that AZ
the proprietor wishes 70 fslro from acnye BUSINESS
he mas made up be mind ell thisva'atble proper.
~ much below oifher ~ value, ~ correspond
.h the dogforrion n busnt 81 sHd tho value %
gsy If:.sg1od and terms rloderfio.
sfsf 1t-sw JOIN - b AYLESS.
s.heslinz C.assttc and PI'fabursh Allocate vii
Pfc e. inser the sbsve tw.cs s,ck Nr six wJeks
90 stsrge thIs oiice
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-19

q pOOKS.-Abboi's School Girl
D Abbot's Young Christian,
Jaf kson's Life Of Harrison, second edition
YouHy Ladies Friend.
Barnes or iie Gospel, ? vols. 90
Grahams Lectures To Young Men
BraekSnridges LaIe War,
kirk Whites Poems,
Phillips Currnn, Gratian and Emmett
Ossinns Poems.
Combe ON Constitution Of Man,
DO. do. Digestion Dieletcs,
Beattie Truth.
Bcrrus Geography Of the Heavens. Sc. SC.
Just received and for sale Ivy JOHN FISHER
NAV
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|nRANGES AND LEMONS-I0 Boxes jus -
" ceived and Scr saleb SOLOMON KING
mar 81. No. 46. Water Street
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SCY rHEs & SNEADS-70 doz Grass scytlics
- just received and for sale low for Cash
10 dozen Scylhe Sncads Of the most approved kind
apt SAM'L MEL
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RrwApF OF CoUNTFRFFITs.

BEWARE Of CoUNTERFEITs.
Nr Caeti0E.-B he particniar Ia purchasing 70 see
that the label of this fnsdp zoe contains notice Of
q entry according % Act Of Congress. And be
fkevvise particular m obtaning them az 200 Chat
ann ST., New York % from the
REGULAR AGENTS.
STEVENSON, NEALE q Co. Psrksrsburrss.
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We orc obliged to put OF so late on &C
count Of the races in Kentucky and Ohio.
mn 10
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nNE BBI. old Irish whiskey. in store and for
~ sale by Zap 81 PAXTONS & TINGLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-19

ID RMOVAL-A. Z. Golf 81 CO. have
II y removed their Exchange Office TO No IO7
Main street a few doors North Of the NJ and vi Bank
an1n the immediate vicinity Of the United States
Hotel. Boy and sell Exchange on the most favor
able terms.
n We will pay the highest rates for Gold and
Silver Com also, sor the Notes Of all solvent Fast
crn banks ap7
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i'ITIv ,{ WORTH REMEMBERING

~ when n SQUAD e. scieatiic remedy Tor diseases
s'slony been in general use. LestowinS blessing
md receiving praises IL Is scaicelyin the power o.
.:eptcism 10 dodbt It's virtues, OF envy 10 ue"'
hem. -. .x..r Of
hscfuIness winch distances the competition oil mere
.,astful profession, ana s,'Vui~N consp"uo"e
lsaii n in universal favour by intrinsic worm alone
az Prourietor may point oit the causes OF us 81
,erioritv, with mourning the suspicion oil ih'di-
The Polynesian., 1840-12-19
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1910.

yourself, and | will return to the king.
He went, and khapiani and his wife
went and lived at Makawoa. Being cold
and having no kapas, he told his wife to
beat kappa; she said, | have no imple-
ments. Kihapiilani said | will go and
steal them; then his wife made two ka-
pas after this the owner of the log on
which the kappa was beaten, heard the
sound of the hammer, and knowing it to
be his, came and took it away. They
had prepared land to plant and Kihapiilani
went after potatoe tops; having obtained
load, he met an old man who asked him
where he was from. Makauwao No,
said the old man, all those people are ia
miliar to me. am from Kipahulu. No.
| have seen AL these you look like a
chief. am one. What is your name
Kihapiilani. Have you a wife? Yes.
Go for her and live with me. This done
the old man inquired the cause of the re-
bcllion and condemned the king for abus-
ing kihapiilani. Let me place stone
hatchet of your god and say the prayers,
and if it rains with thunder and lightning
your god is proptious, and you will have
the kingdom. The signs being favorable,
they went to get timber to build him
house. An old priest said to the chief
Kihapiilani, you will have the kingdom:
60 down to Hamakuapoko, there you will
see man called Apuni. This done and
his story told, Apuni performed the cere-
| <l,.,
thunder and lightning revealed favor from
the god. In the morning Apuni recon-
mcndcd him to lIoko, priest at Kcanac,
to whom he went, when the same things
were repeated with like success. Thence
he was recommended to 90 to Hama, to
Owao priest, where having arrived with
his wife, he said am advised by Hoko
to visit you. When he had told his sto-
ry, Owao like the rest. condemned the
king. Owao said, must get you a surf
board. Kihdb bilani spent his time play
ing in the surf until the daughter OF Hoo
lai, chief Of Hama fell in love with him.
The priest said to the wife in his pres
ence, let your husband take this girl for
his wife and you be servant until your
husband gets the kingdom. TO this, Ki-
hapiilani objected, but his wife was will
ing. Next day the girl came and took
kihapiilan while in the sea. Her father
was angry, because the girl was to be
wife of the king, and he rejected her.
She being pregnant the priest advised
kihapiilani to go to her and address her
as though he had something to say, and
if she asks you what you want, tell her
your arms are aching to plant, but when
your food is ripe other people will take it
away. Go and ask your father for land
Honokaloni, Waipapa, WananaIua, the
lands to be asked for. This done, she
went to her father, who ordered a dog
baked and fed her. Then she asked for
land. He inquired what land She told
him. No. If you take those lands you
take the two hills which are celebrated in
war; you will then be rebels. This told
the priest Owao, he said | can do no
more for you, but your god says you shall
have the land; go and wait; leave the
new wife and take your old one. The
new wife mourned with love for Kihapii-
lan.
After this the priest said, one thing is
The Polynesian., 1840-12-19
Vol. 1.-NO. IS.

They went to Hawaii leaving the new
wife. Leaving his wife and people he
said, if you see no fires you may conclude
am killed, but if there are many fires
lighted, expect to be sent for. Travelled
all day, arrived at night at the kings place:
The king was in his own house, the wife,
kihapiilani's sister was in the eating
house. They entered the sleeping house
and when his sister returned from the
eating house, she asked Kihapiilani, what
is your name and when he told her she
kissed him and wept. Uni hearing it,
was told that his wife's brother had come,
and he said he ought not to have come in
that style, he should come directly to me
his friend; but he gave immediate order
to all the chiefs of Kono to bake dogs
and kalo, saying, let there be kapu dogs
and noa dogs; let there be kapu food and
noa food.
After the wailing had subsidized, Uni
called kihapiilani to come to his house, a
feast was prepared, after which Uni in
quircd Why have you come? Kihapii-
lani answered, have escaped with my
life. Uni said, how is it? And then
Kihapilani told him all. When Uni
heard this he replied, Your brother has
abused you in very remarkable manner.
Turning to his men he said to one, Run
to that side of the island and order the
chiefs, head men and officers, to hcw out
canoes, barb the spears, braid the slings,
and be ready at the end of this year, one
month after, to fight. Lonoapii of Maui
is Our enemy. He sent likewise another
runner on this side of the island with the
same orders, that they might meet in their
course. After the men were gone, Uni
said, we shall lose our labor in fighting
with your brother. He will hear of your
arrival here and will be taken with fear
of me and die trembling. This happen
ed he died and left his kingdom to his
sons.
KhapiIani dwclt with Uni to the end
of the year, and in the following month
they sailed to the war and landed at Ha-
ma, all the chiefs and people and canoes
of Hawaii, and the women and children.
Landing a party at lIamoa, they fought
with l!olai, who drove them back to their
canoes, an idol erected in the narrow road
frightening them. Afterwards they took
possession of a hill called Kauwiki, at the
extremity of the harbor, from which point
they made successful sally, and put Ho-
lai to flight; for as they approached the
idol, a man by the name of Piimaiwaa
struck it with his spear. What sort
of man is this? said he. He does not
move, and second blow convinced them
it was an idol and not man. They pur-
sued after llolai and caught large man
whom they took to be him and carried
him to Uni. kihapilani said this is not
iioIai he is a small hairy man. Hearing
this Plmaiwaa soon found him and chased
him among the lauhaa trees until dark,
when he killed him, wondering at his
swlitncss of foot for so small man. On
reporting to Uni they sent men with
torches and brought him to his presence,
where they offered sacrifices and repeat
ed prayers, that the gods might eat the
body of his enemy.
Next morning the army, bearing the
idols of Hawaii advanced to the west
ward, by land, and the king by canoe,