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Polynesian., 1852-07-03
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
- HENRY MACFARLANE beg:

Il COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
T.Rs T....Rs HENRY MACFARLANE begs
,.., to acquant his friends, and Gentlemen
.s9 arriving in Honolulu, that his Hotel
/ III be found TO possess every requisite accom-
|oodation Wines, Spirits, Ale and Porter, of su-
kerior quality. Superior Billiard Tables and Bowl
|ng Aevs Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths
WINES, SPIRITS, ETC, PER BOTTLE.
thampagne, 81 SO Whiskey 81 80
Port 2 90 Brandy, MartelPs > 30
kberry.- 90 best,
Madeira. 2 90 Gin, Schiedam, best 80
Hook. 1 so Ale,- 10
kauterne, 90 Porter, IS
Claret, 90 Cordials & Liquors 200
Elder, 90 Old Iom, oo
Hot Baths, Si w
Told and Shower Baths. 9o
Honolulu, September 2lst, ls50.-l9-ly.
Polynesian., 1852-07-03
Globe Hotel, French Restaurant,

SPACIOUS YARD and garden, pleasant Terrace,
- nice private rooms, sc. Charges per bill of
Eare. Wines, Spirits, Liquors. Pastry and general
refreshments of the best choice. by
L. FRANCONI & A. MEDA1LLE.
Double entrance by King and Fort streets. ly-46
Polynesian., 1852-07-03
HOTEL DE FRANCE.-VIC-
TOR CHANCEREL would respectfully

-shks that he has taken the above well
known stand, where he will be happy al all times
10 wait upon those who may favor him with their
patronage.
The bar will always be supplied with the best
liquors and cigars. The table viii be furnished
rom the very best the market affords. Board by
|he dav or week. Picnic and private parties sup
kied at short notice. Good sleeping rooms at
(ached to the premises. lSept l4-ly-ls
Polynesian., 1852-07-03
HOTELS sc.

iEOTisM iOU GLOBE
FRANCAlS
IA JARDIN, terrasse, cabinets, particulars, etc,
III service la Carte wins, hqueurs. rafraichise
.nents, patisserie, etc.
Par l.. FRANCONI & A. MEDAILLE.
Honolulu, entries par King ct Fort streets. ly-46
Polynesian., 1852-07-03

XyTAngED GOOD BUTCHER WHO HAS A
w kiedge of curing beef, &c One VINO mas
been in the employment OF the late Mr, n, N'en'A
40 ROBT. c. JANION.
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SKILLIN FARMING.

The farmer has quite as much need Of
skill and tact in cultivating the earth, as
any class'oi citizens. Skill. tact and good
management contribute quite as much to
success in farming as hard work. The
head must work as we'll as the hands. and
be mutual helpers. The article of butter
for instance, the same outlay is required
to make miserably poor article as Il good
one. But rancid butter will not sell in
market for half as much as sweet and skill.
fully put up butter, in yellow balls. and in
clean wholesome frkins. 1t is the skilliul
dairyman that pockets the most cash. and
establishes good reputation for himself
and butter. Just so il is in all the various
dspsrtments OF agriculture. The man
who cultivates his mind, and lays up a
fund Of useful and scientific knowledge,
- he cnltivates his farm from year to year.
is sure to reap rich reward in the time Of
harvest Vermont Watchmam.
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The Union Artist, Of Pittsburgh, publish
o ! cut and description Of machine for
pseging boots and shoes, invented BY Mr..
a. C. GALLAHuE, formerly Of Matamoras.
Washington Co.. Ohio, and well known to
some OF our citizens. The editor says the
machine ''has been highly spoken Of by
the Press generally, and has taken mum.
bsr Of premiums at the various Fairs,
whore Il has been exhibited, in the differ
ent sections Of the country. We have not
had the pleasure Of Witnessing the working
Of this machine, but from the favor It has
met with. and the high commentators il
has received, we presume the inventor will
receive an ample reward for his labors
from the brethren ofthe Bench.
"The machine will peg on strait or
curved line and work TO any sized or sha.
ped shoe, and insert the pegs much more
uniformly than by hand, and with the
speed of FIVE to ten men,"
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AGRICULTURAL AxIOMs.

In no department is Bacon's celebrated
maxim, "knowledge is power.' worth more
than in agriculture. Hence, no farmer can
be accounted skillful in his profession, who
does not avail himself Of the information,
to be derived from the experience OF 9th.
ers, and who does not improve his knowl-
edge Of husbandry, by the perusal of the
ablest works which have been written on
that subject. 1t is absurd to imagine that
the communication of knowledge which
lhas promoted the advancement of every
other art. should be Of no use in asri.
culture. 1
Endeavor to raise good grain, for It will
always sell, even in years Of plenty; where.
as it is only in dear and scarce seasons,
that there is demand for grain Of an in.
fsrior quality.
Let your stock Of cattle, horses, &C.. be
Of the best sorts, and more remarkable for
real utility than for beauty or fashion.
Be not above your profession. and al
ways consider il, as the first that any man
can follow.
Admit no guest into your house, who
cannot live on the productions of his own
country.
No farmer ought to undertake to cult.
yate more land than he can manage to ad'
vantage. 1t is better to till twenty acres
well, than one hundred in slovenly man
ner.
A mans owning large farm is no ex-
cuse Tor imperfect tillage. What he can
not improve, he need not undertake to cul-
tivate.
Alarge farm. without, skill. capital and
industry, is plague to its owner. 1t is
like what somebody said of selcrighieous'
ness, the more you have Of it the worse
you are off.
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USE or TAR FOR SHEEP.

EDS. o. CULT.-Having had some ex.
perience in the management Of sheep. |
propose to say few words on the use OF
tar for, sheep, as preventive of disease.
Ihavs been in the practice Of feeding to
my sheep four or five gallons oftar TO each
TOO sheep, per year. My plan Of feeding
il to mix il with salt, by scattering salt in
. long narrow trough. and pouring the tar
upon the salt. Ia this way I have no diff
Guilty in getting the sheep to eat it. In ad-
diiion to this, every time handle my
shssp, except when washing them. ! aP-
DIV little tar to the nose of each; this ex-
ternal application deem more important
in the summer and fall months, when the
gad.Ay is troubling the flock.
This is the only article that have used
70 prevent disease in sheep Tor number
Of years in which | have been engaged in
wool growing; the result has been that
have not lost one per cent Of my sheep, ny
diseases Of all kinds. annually When
sheared my sheep last May, had ove'
600, and am not aware OF losing but one
since. ascribe the uniform health of mJ
flock to the free use oftar.
I make these statements, that other.
may have the benefit Of my experience.
ST Respectfully yours,
VIM. S. WRIGHT.
SUGAR GROVE. Licking Co, 0
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Nervne, Female Pills, si{r
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Used by him constantly and with unprecedent-
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This Book should be 10 every family. To the
Consumptve it points out the only reasonable hope
for relief. To mothers the directions it gives for
the care and educatiun of children are invaluable.
rs, 900 copies OF this Bnok have passed through
the press, aud the sale continues unabated.
For sale by s. S. FITCH & CO., 707 Broad.
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root nor IN SHEEP /.

| would suggest simple yet s,,re and
effective preventative and remedy for foot
sot. Tho treatment is as follows: As the
farmer tags his sheep and turns them out
IN the spring. let him pare their hoofs as
thin q possible, without producing blood.
Lei them remain in their pens ill their
,'hoofs become hard and callous SO as to
render them unsusceptible to the influence
~ pebbles. stubs, &C.. and for this day
81 iwo viii be sufficient. The hoofs viii
thus erow out sound and healthy. Iffar-
msss viii 70 through this process with their
shsepf ssch spring, We guarantee that those
Who hays, been thus treated will not be
upuhlsd With the foot rof no matter silow
ssssh ibsymAy b. exposed. Aibany CIl.
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American Repertory Of Inventions.
To Mechanics, Inrentors and Manu-

10 MPcHdHtCS, IHCcHt0TS dHu IhdHu'" u
facturers. srtias 5t
SEVENTH voL.OF THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
MESSRS. MUM & CO., t'4i
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Respectfully announce to the public that the
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September The new volume will commence with
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than that used in the proceeding volumes. u Is
the intention Of the publishers TO illustrate il more
fully, by introducing representations Of prominent
events connected with the advancement Of science;
besides urn ishing the usual amount of enRravings
of new inventions. ltispublished II weekly in form
for binding. and Affords 1t the end Of the yesr
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The Inventor will find ia il weekly list of A.
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FOR SALE BY
MONROE COUNTY. SS.
TOHN JACOB DEN.
n MIS- ia hereby notified

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY. SS.
Catharins DoueIe, ! ToHN JACOB DEN;
Jacob DougIe, aud that on the 18th day Of Feb
JOHN Dougie. rusry. 1907, Catharine Dou-
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John Jacob Dennis cob Dougle and John Dou-
Gle. residents Of Monroe county, Ohio, filed 10 the
cour, Of common pleas Of Monroe county and
State Of Ohio. q Bill in chancery against the said
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which bilI i 10 correct mistake made III The pur.
chase OF the south west quarter Of the north east
quarter Of section six, in township two. Of range
four, in said county. and for decree TO quiet
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next Term after The expiration Of ssid sixty days.
viii apply TO said court to take the matters o. the
blIlss aid In decree thereon sccordinely,
' 's ,'s, e"5 "a IN. HOLLISTER. An'y A
Tsb, 2s, 1889, ~ ssfbr Csmpls'nanss a
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