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Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1853-10-22
CASTLE & COOKE,
Corner of King and School sts.,

Corner of King and Schoot sts,
offer FOR SALE A LARGE AND DESIR-
u ABLE assortment of goods, amongst which are
AeRrcuLruRAL UxPLRxENTs, viz :-Ox and hand
carts, draw and harness, wheel plows and
plow harness, yokes and bows, draft and trace
chains halter chains hay rakes and forks hoes. co.
shoyels and spades &C.. bush aad grass scythes and
snaths.
FAMILY SuppL1Rs.-Haxan bbls and half bbls.
Flour pilot and navy bread in bbls butter and wa
ter crackers, boxes pie fruits and preserved meats
kits of mackerel, double refined crushed and loaf
sugar, Hawaiian brown do, cheese in tins, butter,
eggs, spices, dried apples, &c.
steads hair mattresses hair and feather pillows
spring seat and back sofa beds and SOFAS and large
rocking chairs, cane seat and back rocking nurse,
and half chairs 10 IL feet black walnut extension
dining tables, feet fall leaf do, with legs and
casters, mahogany centre tables, &c.
TN, SHEET IRoN AND HoLLow WARE.-Carpen-
ters' TOOLS assorted and house trimmings, chain and
Douglass pumps and general assortment OF hard
ware sets of knives and forks and other cutlery.
Superior saddles, brides and harnesses, crockery
and glass ware, market baskets, Manila mats, Chi
nese mating. as
DRY GooDs.-Prints, delaines, drills, denims,
cloths and other articles too numerous to mention
HArs.-Palm, Leghom and beaver 1f
SrArIoNERY.-Cap and letter paper, steel pens'
drawing paper and pencils. blank books, gold pens
and pencils, ivory tablets, &C.
Silver watch guards and vest chains, German DO,
plated and silver ware. .'.,;ssg - fei q sit
Those wishing to purchase will please call and
examine. Honolulu, March IL, lS53-t-4A
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HCOR SALE by the Agent of the Hudson's Bay
II Company, the following goods. expected to
arrive in all September per ship "Mary Catherine,
. NAVAL STORES.
Assorted Ratline. Scanning Twine. sewing Palms,
black and bright Vanish boiled lnsced Oil, spirits
Turpentine, sheathing Copper l6 and 20 OF.
GRocERIEs. e
Casks Port and Sherry, each 80 gals, hhds and
casks Brandy, Westphalia Hams.
SUNDRIRs.
An assortment of EsTthenware, steel shoveis. sad
IRONS les Jews hmps, asstd tailcTs scissors, Wei
l;noton shoes seamens drawexs, stationery, playing
cards. broad cloth, asstd qualities, corah handk
CHM corsh handk,H check Brussels handk IS, blk
ribbon, fncy printed muslins, black hss feathers.
u-17 81 - t...--... rs.
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nAILY EXPECTED, and for Sale, to arrive
IL splendid assortment of Merchandise consisting
in part of
DRY GOODS.
Assorted English and French Prints. Turkey Red
and Yellow Prints, Printed Muslins, printed De-
LANES, India Book Muslins, Orleans, spotted and en-
brodered Muslns, Blue Cloth, Colored Cloth Scarlet
Cloth, Lastines, embossed Cobmgs, superior Den
inns, Spun silk hdk kfs, felt hats, Musqrito Netting
Wooden Trowsers, colored shirts, fancy shawis.
woolen shirts and drawers, Womens cotton nose
Cotton Umbrellas, White and Colored Blankets,
Bishop Lawns, Brown Cotton drawers, white cotton
Undefshuts, fne Merino Undershrts, Pink Under
shirts vorsted hose straw bonnets bleached canvass
Linen Thread, Linen Towels, &c. &c.
HARDWARE, &C.
Anchors and Chains, Brass Padlocks, Brass Bed
steads, Chile Bits Spurs Padlocks, Rim Locks, hin-
ss end screws plated Lazos, 200 pairs Reins doz
head pieces. -s--.
SUNDRIES.
Msrzettis Ale and Porter, Bass Ale, loo Cases
Sauterne SO cases Olive oil. Paints assorted Loaf su-
gar, Dried Apples.
ALSO. $1,000 Lbs. Onions,
Sacks Barley, Bran, Beans. Nuts, Sardmes &c &C
Honolulu, August %, ls53.-tf-l6.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1853-10-22

UNHE UNDERSIGNED intends to continue the
practice of his profession at his office In the naval
store formerly occupied by J. c. Spalding.
Having on hand and being regularly in the receipt
of full supply of the best American, English,
French and German Drugs and Perfumery, ne Is
prepared to fill all orders for the above at the mos'
reasonable rates.
Prescriptions carefully prepared, Medicne-chest'
fitted up with the greatest care.
Townsend's Sarsaparila. Soap, assort.
Ru;rs do. Extract of Ginger.
Syrup sarsaparilla, comp. Jujube paste.
Sands Sarsaparilla. Candy, assort.
Corbetts do with iod. pot. Lozenges.
Extract Sarsaparilla. Liquorice.
Cherry Pectoral IootnPowoef ana as'e'
Balsam of Wild Cherry. Pain Killer. =,
S,-r,,n C;ns;nu Mrs Kidder's Cordial
German Cologne. Seidlitz Powders.
Cologne scentd with nluskFluid Magnesia.
Orange Flower LotionCapsules.
| for complexion. Ch!orate OF Soda.
Inb;n's Extracts. assort Carbonate ammonia.
Roples HYPERION fluid for Codliver oil.
| the hair. Vanilla Beans.
Barry's Tricopherous do. Childrens Irusses.
Hair preservative. Carmine' &C., &C.
Shaving cream and soap.
| Residence at the house of DR.. r. w. Wood. H-4
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HUST RECEIVED ex AUCKLAND, and Moe
d tezuma, Bass and Alsops ale, do, do, porter IN
piuts. by II. ROBINSON, at A. p. Everett's auc-
ton room.
ALSO ON HAND. e
10 gallon kegs of Brandy. Gin &C., suitable for
ships stores, and put on board free of duties permits
sc.
Honolulu Dec Is, tf-32
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1853-10-22

bCF 1he following are the concluding
paragraphs of speech delivered by the
Hon. Edward Everett, late Secretary Of
State of the United States, at the Pilgrim
Celebration on the lst of August. This was
the anniversary Of the embarkation Of the
Pilgrim Fathers at Delft Haven, 10 1920.
There are two Master ideas-greatest Of
the spiritual images enthroned in the mind OF
man, the only ones comparatively speaking
which deserve name among men, springs OF
all the grand benefcent movements OF modern
times, by whose influence the settlement OF
New England may be nationally explained.
You have anticipated me, descendants Of the
Pilgrims, these great Ideas are GoD ane
LIBERTY. 1t was these that inspired our
Fathers, by these that their weakness was
clothed with power, that their simplicity was
Transmitted to wisdom; by these that great
miracle Of their enterprise was wrought.
am aware that to ascribe such result,
even in part, to the influence Of religion, will
sound like weakness and superstition in this
material age;-an age at once suPremely
skeptical and supremely credulous, which is
ready 10 believe in everything spiritual rather
than Cod and admits an marvels but the in
terposition Of his providence; Jan age Which
supposes it a thing Of every day 8 occurrence
to evoke from their awful rest the spirits Of
the great and good, and believes that maste!
intellects, which while they lived-obstructed
with these organs Of sense-ravished the ears
With the tongues Of men. and have now
cast Of " this muddy .esture Of decay, and
gone where they speak with the tongues Of
sneeis, . can YET 6ud no medium Of conmu.
n;estiou from. the eternal world but wre(ched
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Administs1sorss Notice.
gryHE UNDERSIGNED having bsen daily slpOtsed son.a-
fr1tor e te eesaes a lhe lafo 0ahtns o. Honotee
iersby poss 81 pel1iss hsvng ces anse sas essate y
1EssesE ~ s.ns, aa ~ pstss fehSst e 80 ssfass
g. syyINToN, Adnini.sssisssr e
Feposslu, Aus. lon. le6a sssiS
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1853-10-22

- THE following valuable and extensive prop
critics will be sold without reserve, by the
subecriber
IorI-An those well fenced lands and premises
situate 1t Kula Kahua, adjoining Honolulu, on
which the subscriber now resides and on which are
srsctad ertersiye and commodious dwellings and
outhouses. The well known salubrity of the situa-
t;on and its proximity to Honolulu, render these
rrenises q most desirable investment. They are
beld in fee simple by Royal Patent.
Lor 2.-Containing Sc 42-lo0 acres, situate at
Manoa Valley. comprising quantity OF HULA and
Kalo land.
.;,nate at Eva and called Kaihuokapuaa.
Ior 4.-Containing 3-l00 acres, consisting OF
r.ro patches and fish ponds, situate at Eva, and
known by the name of Kanupoo.
Tor 5.-Containing 3-4 acres kalo Land and
IA acres Kula land, situate at Eva and called
Puukapu.
Ior 6.-Contain,ng 5S6-l00 acres Kalo land, call
al Ulumalu, in the district of Eva.
Tor 7-Containing 2 35-l00 acres OF kalo land
and $40 acre Kula land, situate at Eva and called
Kalaulele, Lhue.
Tor S.-Containing about 76 acres at Eva, called
Wapahu, this lot comprises ish ponds ana
ouantty of Kula and Kalo land.
Tor a.-Situate at Eva, called Paiwa, containing
o, acres Kalo land and fish ponds, measuring
Ior lo.-Situate at Koolau, called Maunawih, con-
taninr go acres of first rate Kua land 200 acres OF
which is covered with hi trees
Tor ll-Adioining lot 10, called hulapuaa' con-
tanning about 100 acres kula land
ALSO. The unexpred lease, CAS- years) OF lSo acres
land at WAIKIKI called kaneloa- :,
All the foregoing properties will be peremptoriiy
disposed Of By order of the Trustees; prrr
For particulars of title &c, apply to
]. MONTGOMERY, Solicitor.
TI,nolu1p Oct IA lS52-tf-29
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1853-10-22

TELEGRAPH TO THE PAcIFIc.-Mr. o.
Reilly writes in regard to the Pacific teIe-
graph to Dr. James Suram, that "a COM
pany is organized for carrying out my pro-
posed Atlantic and Pacific line-the directors
Of which include the presidents Of seven
telegraph lines, Of which l am elected Presi-
dent The interests of Professor Morse, be-
tween the Mississippi and California, are Sc
cured to the company by Mr.. Kendall. Thus
old adversaries are brought together for a
great purpose a, bs, 10 t.
PAPER was invented in China in the first
century after Christ. They manufacture it
from variety of substances. The kind of
Chinese paper known to US as rice paper, is
manufactured from the pith Of plant which
grows in great abundance in that country.
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s.. Z. S n O w
OFFERS FOR SALE THE CARGO OF III
AMERICAN BARK

OFFERS FOR SALE THE CARGO oF THE
AMERICAN BARK
Matansas,
lust arrived from Boston, the articles being as fol
lows
Cases fancy Prints, boxes Thread,
Gases Ticks, bales Denims, do Fans 20 Ei.ms'
Rales Shetucket Stripes, cases globe blue Jeans'
Cases globe blue Shirtings, cases Lancaster DO,
Bales army Duck, bolts cotton do, bales fasens ao
Boxes extra Flour, in tins, tierces Hams.
Bbls Rice, casks Nails,
Cases Axe helyes, cases Clay Pipes,
Pigs Ranca Tin, charcoal Furnaces,
Cases Cookinp Stoves. Oats, cases Solder,
Hunts Axes, do Shovcls, cases Matches,
Casks NAVY Bread cedar Shingles, Pine Plank;
Pine Boards, Spruce Plank, No. l, and inch,
Heading Pine, IA TO l-2 inch,
Sheathing Boards, and many other articies-
Honolulu, August 1, ls53-tf-l
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1853-10-22

REAsoNABLE.-Wes see it stated that build
ing lots along the line Of the Pacific Rail-
road, ii miles from ST. Louis, are selling at
five dollars per foot. Probably the idea of
the spectators is, that the whole line Of the
road, from St. Louis to the Pacific, one Of
these days, will be occupied with six-story
granite warehouses, devoted to the Chinese
and Japan trade. Great country-for blow
ing soap-bubbles. re y e. a'ee'a'ee-
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1853-10-22
Autobiography Of q rag.

! was born at the New York mills. My
earliest recollection is OF being made into
garment for beautiful young lady-I was
then new and fresh. have no time to re-
late the various vicissitudes Of my life from
that time othe present. After going through
great many hard rubs-from which al
ways came oout cleaner and whittier than
went in-I was at last ungratefllly thrown
to overshoes. Huddled up with large
number of fellow rags, we were ingloriously
crammed into foul smelling bag, by the
chambermaid-a young lady who wore ear
rings and a pink merino polka, and who al
ways made. up the beds in full toilet. She
gave me to the cook, who sold us to rag
man for Is cents, with which she bought two
yards and half of red ribbon to wear at the
Grand Annual ball.
But now the most remarkable portion Of
my singular career is coming. Just two
weeks from the day we were thrown into a
heap in one corner of a paper warehouse,
and my companions found ourselves ground
up, transmitted, and brough bit before the world
in new and fresher form than ever-we
were made into paper upon which the Tran
script was printed! Yes! In one fortnight
from the time, was ungratefully thrown
aside by my mistress, was again brought to
her in my new shape, and for an hour held
her in breathless attention, while she read
the beautiful thoughts and fancies stamped
upon my snowy surface. This was revenge
enough, and honor enough for the poor de-
spised rag.-Albany Transcript.
s1e The wrong doer knoweth no comfort,
his bed is of thorns, and he is suspicious Of
his own shadow.
iF In a controversy, both parties will
commonly 60 too far. Would you have your
adversary give up his errors:-be before
hand with him, and give up yours. He will
resist your arguments more sturdily than
your example. Indeed, if he is generous,
you may fear his over-running on the other
side; for nothing provokes retaliation more
than concession does. ST.
sr There should be no politics in religion
nor any religion in politics. sa
sP Do not believe man is contemplate
because he is quiet and unobtrusive.
sT He who conquers incidence will con-
quer all the rest. 2
tT He who has often withstood tempta-
tion is worthy of trust.
T The smaller mans mind is, the
more inveterate are his prejudices.
sp The silent eye is often more power
ful conqueror than the noisy tongue. f
fF The test Of an enjoyment is the re-
membrance which it leaves behind it,
sF Help the Industrious and they will
help you. Do not fraternize with the idle
and vicious.
iP When you are betrayed by the man
you believed to be your friend, coniide in him
no longer. g. f ati e
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Ex MATANzAs

-. EX UATANZdS
Axp FoR
ATTHE BRICK SHOE STORE,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of Custom Made
! "A boots, shoes and CATERS, latest styles, and
direct from the manufacturers.
Also Ladies, Gents, Misses. Boys and Childrens
hosiery of superior quality. yoon
Aug. 5, 1s52.-tf-13 q. H. WV.
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SODA WATER!
vUyHE undersigned having re-taken his old Soda
Water machine from II. Macfarlane, Esqr., Is
now prepared to supply hotels and bar rooms with
this article in cinders as well as for families IN DOT
Ties Shipping can also be furnished with the same
article in champagne, ale or porter bottles roers
to be left at the Commercial Hotel
ED. HEEREN.
Honolulu, June IL. ls5s-H-e
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Just RECEIVED per brig as Zoe" and for sale by
Aurust l3Ei4-H Won HOLT HEUCK.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1853-10-22
Real Estate for Sale,
is BY PRIVATE CoSrRAcrii

- THE following valuable and extensive prop
PSI critics will be sold without reserve, by the
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nAu.Y EXPECTED, and for Sale, to arrive
IL splendid assortment of Merchandise consisting
in mart of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-07
TO AN Ansrar WIFE.
ny q. q. PRENTICE.


~, i IS T'nrn--lhe Ii- stn breeze seems to bring
Joy health, aud freshness ON its wipr
brghi ilowers, to me all strange ,ndn.x
Afe glitering 10 The early dew;
Aud perfumes rise from every ,rovr
And Incense to the clouds thai mo,s
IKE spirits DER ron we Kin clrrr.
iut | am sad--rEog Art Ner nKsr!
las noon--a calm, uuhroken .leep
oulhe hiue wave ui the deep:
slit hue, Ike y larry dreant,
/ hndtng over wood and stream,
ana many hr"nd IA 1ggolia howcr,
w HHh i's shst0wy wobd.arp bower,
g-anlng liA- lonely star;
hut am sld-TuoU ART hFAR'
Ils cye--oprsrih The eaidcst sk,,
Are printing their own Eden dvrs
tr slor. come down and trembling glow.
La. blossoms on the wave below,
ana liheou unseen spuIt, the breeze
seems lingering ',nid th- orange trees.
breathing lls nHsle round the spot:
But AN sad srt rgtE NOT
Is midnight with sootbinr smell
N" inr oil tones OF the ocean .wti-
So'' - - iuo'U"rs cadence mid,
10" lending Der her sleeping child;
q. .N on ta'h wandering Vf-r.- are heard
As i"h ucIrsuI mockre lifi
l'm1H' maid ami wouulou- l,y;
hu1 sm sad--IgUs AsrANAs
slnt ~ brau.s-low, sweet and clear.
Dy own dear voice ismmy csr;
tr.uU1 my cu-rk thy tte-sc. tWine--
ny o"a Ited hand is clasled IN n!lns.
J. tF o"u solt up TO niue is pressed,
hl mad ls p'NOw.d snmy breast.
ON have all my heart holds j.ar,
Aho /! am happy ART HERE!
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A traveller in South America, speaking II the
buds Of hi' native land. say. It Is pleasant To uo
tlco that into whatever strange eoun,re. they
may have wandered during water and whatever
TRANCE tongues they may have heard, hey never
thrlcss come back speaking Euybh llatk
"PhThc PhUbc" PLAN enough Aud by auU
hy the Bob % link, saying u, q Lincoln anJ
the quail IN, ing Bob White We have heard
of one who always thnpght the robin slid. ski
let skillet three leg. to skillet two legs tc
4 skillet" A certain lNrtou. dortor 'nys III,
robins cry out tn ham as he pas.cs ,lung the road
Kill EN- cure en- cure 'cm phy-icl phlslt
rhyslcU And the frog. indulge In humorous
vatcnNuo dtucs, in which one hears Jug q ram
Jug u rum ~ While another responds Paid,
60, dhrcunk CIT dhtoonk, 'cok, nkv-N /
Home JoUncl
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AS AXeRICAS Euu1R The Ph!lal.lpbia Rem
s,.r pghlishe. n.ris. NJ lbsI.. -.
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, "'''''''' 1'A'- ''~'O -"1 P"'si, A. loI
'O"''
TIE death OF Euss,l Jarvis call, for ,orle *
uaa:L'ary notice from DIS brother ..,.r-r. Mr.
Jarvis ~as. iar long tipr known d. te connect
- v,.b She I'nt.e Lfjylf Of tha. .ny. lie oe
rHrra 'nAt -erl.u- pJ-. si.rr. IL man i. .vrro.au
:" o. able TO instruct pms thou.aul, Of resd,
to read duay buteins to more ,sl,.,,l sr,.,
'h'n ever cau4 srTor win ignorance at h5 L,,h
''a.a U'Asi Ton. Z, lnI-.d, tssk. It's sDprel
sn'mz, si, UsIDuus 4. SOON =. Que subj,c
us bro examined, read up aud written down
4"o.''' oii''s 's.elt IHsrsrlu- sc 10 hrs,skr.
no hugUIugs The editor must q. .r.u,t,f.,,.
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SPRING

A limb 'tho law gives out that he i. abo,
tnturn poet, and want. to know what the publ
think OF his first effort Here tits:
Whereas, on certain boughs and sprays,
Now divers birds nre heard TO sing,
And sundry flowers their head. upraise,
Hail to the coming on Of sprng.
The songs of those said hrl, arouse
The memory Of our Youthful hours,
A. green as those soid sprays aud boughs,
As fresh and sweet rs those said fi,wers.
The birds aforesaid happy pair
Love 'mid the aforesaid bough- en-hriun
In freehold nests. themselves, their heirs,
Administrators and s.sigus,
Oh, busle.t term Of Cupid- court.
Where tender plaintiffs action bring
Sssson Of !roiic and Of sport.
Hail, as aforesaid, coming spring
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The older We grow, the fJudyr We become of
our garden. The time was, I'm our hot ,cu'L
when George " was Klug' that We haunted
the stream, and loved 20 drop the lnfa softly a.
'h-le'dovn, on the dlmped pool. Hu' thg love
"l the gentle craft subelIes -omeWh1, With the
"''"h.e % year,. HnI seems dspased 'u g.ss
7N' inr- r"pIh'y into pleasure uf N.ei...-.
nau"n. Nl,h the retGrn -, thE' sweet r,rla,
season. the psratoIy pas,iau luIetI du, 3,
vi'e', aul We betass our=ylys, ttl,u.u.s.y 10
repair or tackle, and TO stud, 'StuIilrJ" Bat
were It not that then. too, Pecatur Junior re'uras
home irous college, AID excites the weaker ii tm.
IN The paterral bosom hy the ardor OF Eis an.lmg
enthusiasm, and succeeds m lurfviuy T., away To-
Iochard ur some cherished upland strc,in. We
doubt exceedingly II weather The most in,.iny,
and streams OF the most perfect tiui, and reports
Tue most ptcpl,nu' regarding the Iuc.In,,isus uf
tie iinuy tribe, could Withdraw Us from our
glowing P"lyauihuses and hlishteyed auricu',r.
We feei, indeed, that oar affections are gradually
concentrating theuisel'e es on oar garden ard We
nave satisfied ourselves, on the uIgh grounds OF
philosophy. that % is WISE that ,hey should do So.
Cicero give. tas his opinion, that the surcrju
'enience 81 n gnrdtnis an employment apVrapri
ate 20 mature years and al lhuush tie Iu.gut,u
sage has lei; his theory uudcyui ped. ii Is up,
dii alt to see how the pursuits and pleasures or
horiog'tgre should b- in unison wi,h H.,i7.iU iUgd
understanding and n calm breast. Perfect VS..
dom placed Oh" perfect man iu q garden. 10 ais.-
anl keep It, Ilc place and the outV must have
been d..ualg c,Dygu..l will, 'ha eAer,i-rs of au
undrprsyed heart Tho lave Of mans rumeval
calling seems yet to lagcr iondly ru the bosom OF
the e2 led race. The Hrst pioAsure Of children IS
To- gather fresh flowers from tie iai-i.d mead or
iop.Hy their .',,lc bands in the aNut,ei patch "
- lFt FrH... 81
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GE "a "a s ealaS

VdrfI"bV anu "dB0h N!ahUfaCtClN,
q. GAY would inform hs friends am, custo
~ . mers that he has removed to hl. new shop at
the southwest corucrOt the public square " here he
"iI!conunnc manufacturing oicaTrages .buggIcs
and wagons IN the .atcstund most approved stylcs
Beng practical workman, hr lllttrr- lims,ifthni
he can build good work az can he produced IN ths
market It'orkm adeto orderaud warranted 10 give
entire satisfaction Repairing done on til, shortest
notice.
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4 Tale Of Hid. air.

IN cottage in the val,ey of Sallanchea, near
the foot of Mount Blanc, lived old Brinard and
Iii. thrce sons. One morning he Icy in bed sick
and, burning With fever. watched auEiou.y for
the return uf hi- son, Jehan who was gone "a
f. ch q physician At length hor.es tread wa,
heard md soon after the doctor cu'crrd-H He
examined the pati,n closely felt hi. pulse look
I'D at BIZ tongue, and then said, pai'ing the old
uar- check. II will be- no,hrg my friend
uulmrgl" Lui be- made a sign to tie three lad.
who, oyru muurhcd and wIX.uus, stood grouped
around Jhr h,d All four withdrew tot distant
,rfre tie doctor shook hi. head, thfust out ;ir,
lower Iip. and .ail ">r. serious attack very
.cr.uus-o' fever Hci,npw 10 the height Of tbr
ft rnI Sc. ropn a. it aJaic-, be must have sul
gha'e II q.lnue.'
What /, that doctor r.
'Q.uuy ry friend. ia very expensive mrdi
r.nr, bat wll.b you may procure at Saauchr.
Between the Two t'.your father must rtk- 81,
l.a.i drte fam. worth viii uu,e the pre-
,cr'rG,n You can read Gui.nume
'Ycs iu,tor"
"Aui Won w. sec thai he takes si.r
'Crtt#iul,'
Wien the rhv.iran va. gone. GuIllaumc.
Pter,c. and Jrhan lsuk.d 30 each o her m -iI,u,
p.r.'pAif,. Ihrlg u Whole stock II money consist
q" '' . ''h' '" ' '""r ''' 'eI '"t Ih'u''iH'
mu-t hr urrr7r,l immediately
Listen. 'n" l'Tfe' No"w method oI
getting from lh" m'nni"u CeiJfe IisEi tDfee u
rugr tive franc pieces
From 'hr m'Hn'Nn
81 have Uncovered au eagles rest in a c'cfl ,'
h,ghtful prre.pr,s There /, gtnurman a.
smAuchr-, who who would Sl.dy purchase ih.
etgir'-. and nu.huE On de ue hr-,,air bot thr
tetrlh'r lH.k of taIJrE them but that' nothing
.IvlI r,b ilc nest saw G.l,laum5
No no let ne" sid ,rebap Il am tie
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-07

Orrw rnrcuu-Th- following arc the quo.
tauons ut ftegh,s to Europe IA New York, on
the lgh inst
To Liverpool. frcshs arc heavy at g. 81 for
i,ut. 5aSld mr gram, R'.n s -. with some
engagements. also lvO tuu. heavy freight at ~.
10 london. the engagements are moderate. lo
Antwerp, $500 bag, eoilse at &c 400 bLl.