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- ETSHEundersignedh having purchased the Griss
H;i u and FIGURING Mil heretofore owned by Gen.
w y. o. Reynolds deceased, would Hereby inform
the public that hispurpose 70 make this Mill what
1t should be- Grst di for he accommodation Of the
neIghboThoodi in which Il islocatedAnd Is having Sc
cured the setxicesof anexpeenced Miller is pFepaT
ed, as no believes, TO do work calculated TO please
and therefore, solicits patronage
Mayse, Is5k " JsRADBBAGH.
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MARRIED..

On the 1lh inst, by @. steinman, ESQ.,, Mr.. Will
both Of Bern Township, Fairfield county, Ohio. y
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Oolunn bus If1dikfngI ailFoa CShapaily
N mndea eallfn the PAYMENT of per cent upon the
btock 70 hfs cpnpany payahle IN 30 day
Iaftar thiEdate. N JOHN D. MARTIN, Tfsgsnssr.e
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and once mote leseofeo. 70 elie puritan
tsys'et Mashiaglsn. ana. JEFFERSON: it'.
an EsII,STREni
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|iaidot torgahisstlobss L takes the part Of a
political. religious denomination that sup
ports and susiains tic secret organization Of
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l,o,cra,i,. ~ ~ i Fairse3 6oss snroSsn
themselves cay,unt. disbops,t and incom.
+ Enetenf and tbst 4 4 q ,vitb;n ,vo,r ,,owor r.
rreo ,o,,,ssIra. froa, ,thass .pysasn,a ,a.oh
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There are thousands who profess to b,
with the American m movement. saws tn,
Amsrisan Ssa6asl, who seem to think, i
we NAV Judge from their acts, that til,
/ .prinsipiss.0f the Americans place the SON
Iof the soil upon the aggressive. Such i
. not; the case, Young America makes o
/ every man sentinel and a defender
t The true pripeiplc would had American
,lto SFosSet ShsSt fights, pfsserys their lib
1errltasss and guard their country from al
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BREAD! BREApl eREAbaI
SAITUEL REERF

~ Is 49, SAMUEL REERE2 Sgqtp Il
VEZoULD respectfully announce to the citizens, of
wv Lancaster Svicinity, thathe has commenced the
broad, Light tRusIk q ernGker making
in come cion with hsformer bating now prepared
TO FURNISH EAMILIEs
with thing inths1oye line. Having IN his en-
poy the best OF baes, be feels confident that he can
please an who may favor him with a call. ,sfr
IT 7Cali at his Store Main Strabt and also at his
House, ,corhef 81 ohCoiumbns& Mulberry streets.
Lapcaster,Jaly 1s, IsS41s as ~ Nj
FRANKLIN County, OIlio--rrobaf Court
iEs = ,s5i PETITIoNRro SELL. 9 - sgl
Lydia Dehenbaugh, Gqardien of Carolus and Lewis
ID. Deffenbaugh. Uss Her Wards. - ~ :, y
NN the 2ard day ofseRt issf a. o'elobk, r.
" NJ, on the premises. in hithopolls, Fairfield coIn-
", Ohio, will Be sold the following Real Estate ,to-wlt:
East half Of not No. 10 in The Village OF 1hopos,
frme rIy called Centervlle, which will more fully ap
pear from The Records Of said Village subject 70
dover Of $40 per year to the said Lydia DSferbaugh.
Appraised, snbjeetto said dover, 20 $3.50. Il .
Terms of saie-one- in hand, balapce third
in and two years, with interest aeeuted by mort
gage. LYDIA DEFFkNBAUGH, 5
AugustlS. ls54-4wi5 6uafdiah; 60. 1
l. = - !. a. - ~ }
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LOCAL .1HTRIIIGENgE,


T. IS. SLAUGHTER, Esq.-Flitors SIR
You WIN please discontinue my paper and
send me your account for payment. B
Yours truly,
si.--zs at P. B. EWING.s-
With the greatest imaginable pleasure,
sir. We stand greatly in need ofroOm on
our subscription list. As we understand
that Hon. TnoMAs EwNG has subscribed
for several copies Of the Ohio Bdgls, since
Withdrawing from the Gazette. we advise
you to go and do likewise, as misery loves
company. Those who once cursed him
he now takes to his embrace and calls
brother, friend. s s7fj.
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FMEO,D RE TONG, /,

TANcY tticicsin great variety, for sale at the city
April 81, 1854 i b coNNEII. Agent.
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V1NARMERs' and Emigrant's Book, for sale at the
April q, 1s54. ) sqgf 81 B. coNNEh1s Agent.
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ITyHE Old Brewery and New Mission House ,fsrrsai
Anri! 81. 1854" So" R.CoNNEEb, Agent
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1854-08-03

Groom, GwiBy Hamillou, Hissiend, Hitler,
Hippls, Hhnsectar, Hnnief, Hurt, Jack man,
KayosS Knishs, Lauty; ttehish3 Lowery,
(Tioga,) Linn, MAGGIE, Msguire, Mander-
fisld, M ConnelIs "a. .Kee, h1onag6an, Mont
eoHefy Moore, Moscr, Muse, Palmer,
Pdfk6, Parinlee, Passmeie, Patterson, Por-
ter, Rawiins. Roberts, Rove, SaiIatie, Scott,
6imouloNt Smith, Bssks. Smith, esfaws
ford S,oekdsls, WhssieI, Wick kIsip, Wfigh,,
Chase, Sp<aksr-.7 L y = s'sss 2 ~
NAYs--Messrs Adams eaftwiu, Beans,
Bush, Byerly, Eckerl, EAis, HIATT Herr,
Horn, Hommel, Nj Combs M lIer, Ronlson,
Puney, Sidle, Steward, Sttong, Slluthers
Zeigier--20. 8 s. 81.
So The question was determined in ihs az
firmatve. ~
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CRlHD JURORS FOR SEPTEMBER
TERM 1854.

Btoom--Aaron Heudersho,, Joshua Fet'
terman. t7F
Benton--Chrislian Ash.
Bearer--Peter Hauck, 1ilghman Rilten-
house. @4
Brioraeek--George zaner.
Greenlcood--Isaac Evans, John Slaley, pa.
vid c. Alberson.
Hemloek-Mauhias Appleman, Adam
Stroup, Jr.
Jaeks.a-William E. Roberts, Jacob LuE-
ger.
Loeust--Jacob Iiler.
Afadison--George Der,. .ThomasJ ]. Welli-
yer, Isaac Demoii, William Swisher.
Maia-George Miller.
Monfour--William g. Quick.
antpieasdnt-Samuel Oman.
Sugarloaf-Walcoit Harvey, Jacob Fritz
Scoft-Jacob Terwilliger.
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Trial List for September Term 1854

1. Bartholomew Hughes u.s. Peter Billmy-
or ct. a.
2. Charles Wilson's Adm. cs C. F. Mann.
Q. Gilbert II. Fowler Us. Samuel +. Head
ley.
4. Cyrus B. Reese US Robert Montgom.
cry.
s. yeniah Reese u.s. Robert Montgomery.
6. Emanuel Lazarus Us. Joseph Hayhurst.
7. Jacob Manning Us. Robert Mon'gem-
cry. -
8. Levi Miller Ell. al. Us William Riten-
house. q
0. Robert Montgomery Us Reuben Bo.
gart Ell al. tss ft
TO- Mary Craig.rs. Jacob Buzzard ct. al.
IL. Samuel Roselle Us. George Dodson.
10. Isaac Buckalew Us. Wesley Bowman.
10. James Rltlenhouse ct. al. Us. -Earney
Hole.
IA. Joseph Webb Us. Solomon Neyhard ct
al.
i IS. VIM. Mather Ell. al. Us. Dariel r ShulIz
Ell. al.
i6. Thomas Walker ct. al. Us. Adam
Slroup.
II. Com. ol Peter Melick Us, ST. Head
ley al. al.
is. Daniel Hover Us. Jonas Beninger.
10. Henry Delong Us. Wm. Hess.
90 Rachael Miller rs. Louisa Miller's Adm,
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NOTICE.

.,si,hx.. To the legal Representatives. Of Cas-.
per Rhodes and Benjamiss Corps
rho trere Administrators of Ad-
am Corps, late of Caffascissa
township Columbia county deed.
You and each of you will hereby take no :
tice that q, a Court Of Common Pleas, held
at Bloom sbnrg for the county of Columbia,
on the 4th day of May A. d. 1854, the peh.
,on of Benjamin Wagner, was presented TO
the Court respectfully representing that on
the LIST day Of April, A. D. 1920, Daniel Lee
van, OF the township Of Locust now, Chen
Cattawssa) in said county, eyecated TO Cas- !.
per Rhodes and Benjamin Corps, Admins
traitors Of Adam Corps lac OF Cailawissa
township deceased, a certain Indenture Of
Mortgage in due form OF law, which is re I.
corded in the Recorders Office OF said coun.
ty, TO secure the payment Of one hundred
and twenty. Eve dollars aud twenty-five cents,
payable at, and Immediately after the death
Of Margaret Corps the widow OF said Adam
Corps, the interest to be paid annually TO the
said Margaret,- the said Margaret died
many Years ago; aud that the interest accru-
edonssaid sum Of money during her iifet me
wss paid 10 her, and since her death the
principal has been paid to the paSlies emit.
tied TO reosise the same more shan two
Benjamin Corps have died without sasisfac-
ton being entered upon the said Record OF
the said Mortgage, and there - no Executor
or Administrators nov being upoa the estate
of either of them, so far as the petitioner
knows or can learn--that he is now the own
or of the said tract of land which was mort
eaeed ~ the said Indenture 10 secure the
said sum OF fnoissy--and. playing the Court
TO direct the Sheriff 10 serve llotice npon The
heirs Rext Of kin and legal representatives.
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Z EXECUTORS NOTICE a

r. FILTERS ieslamsniarv upon The estate OF
- Ck,stian Miller ,iecsased, late OF Mif.
tlin township Columhia, county, have been
gsanted to Henry @. Miller residing in Milf
liu township aud Jossph Geigsr. residing in
Main .township. Columbia county. all pes-.
sons indebted TO the estate are requested 10
make immediaie payment, and those hay- :
ing accounts TO present Them for settlement
HENRY GgMHLER.
JOSEPH GEIGER 14esa'~a
M,fiiin, Mar l25th i854-6i. ri
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~ La w ANJD GaLRE@AP aad
& AT. LIGHT STREET.
i, MntrcK g. TA1R1EAy

INVITE The attention of the public carefully selected
GROCERIES, HARDYARE. QUEENsjvARE,
a4&@ Ese oCEDARWARE, HITS, CAPS
I ts.s sssGsf sF BOOTS SHOES
the
viii throughout
s.s 4. sas,i.5s - New Supplies @ @
the
7 +.
fa ef Economy es..fa..
They will buy cheap and sell aiow profits
! 1 s <
az Call and charge nothing for showing goods
: JAMES o MEIICK
" Es3s
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lgk SAC.Es 3MUA @3S.
WEIGHING LESS THAN "a OUNCES,
FOR TINE CURE OF HERNIA
OR RUPTURB.


A CKN0WLEDGED by the hishes. meli-
- cal authorities Of Philadelphia, incompar
ably -sppeIiQr 10 any other in Use. Spferarx
will be gatifisd to learn that the occasion now
offers to procure not only the 'iightest and m ost
easy,' but as durable Tiuss as any other. IN
lieu Of the cumhrous and uncomfortable article
usually sold, There in no difficulty attending
the fitting, and when TIE pad is located, Il vii,
retain its position without change.
Persons at distance unable to cafl on the
Subscriber can have the Truss sent to any ad-
dress. or by reniting Five Dollars for the single
Truus, or Ten for the double--wih measure
rnund the hips, and stating side affected. 1t
will be exchanged to suit 4, aot fitting, by re.
turning it at once, unsuiieI
For sale by the Importer.
CALEB H. NEEDLES,
Cor. ,Iteeyh 4 Race Streets ,Phiiadelph,a.
~, LADIES. requiring the benefit of Me-
chanicai Supports, owing to the arrangement Of
the dnternul Organs, inducing Falling Of the
Womb, Vocal, Pulmonary, Dyspeptc, Nervous,
and Spinal Weakness, are informed that COM
patent AM. xperienced LADY will pe in attend
nece at the Rooms (set apart fuf their exclusive
use,) No, ia, Twelfth Stn LIST door below
Race.
June ~, is54-iy.
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Taxes Of Columbia County For 1854.


Townships
ed spare n trouble desirable
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r 7 @ = ScE COL
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen.
J. E.. BRADLEY, Principal.
Miss JANE Il. BRADLEY, Assistant.
The ensuing SESSION will commence
OIL MONDAY the 17th day.of July next,
and will continue % weeks.
TERMS.
The academic year consists Of a. weeks
The price oil tuition per quarter is as fol-
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT. f
First Class.--spslling Reading Writns ana
Second Class--Arithmeic conliausd, to
Fractions, Small Geography, Grammar and
Philosophy, . /" =" = /" 1928
SENIOR DEPARTMENT.
Elocutiou, Pennmanship, English Gran,
mar, Arithmetic completed, Book. Kee ping BY
single entry, Geography, His.afy,ssa Sa,75
> higsbfa sGsuwsiit, Surveying. MsnsuraE
tiou, Rock Keeping by poabie EDffy, PHI.
10 losoPby, Botany, Astronomy and oihsr Eng, g
Latin, Greek, German and French, Sc 90
/" Drawing Extra \" So 90
!" painlingin ia Water Coloss, $500
for the accommodation Of those who are pre-
pairing to teach. To this class special IN
strne,ion will be aiven in references, 10 the
manner Of teaehmg as wau as the branches
to betaught. 81 s' s8 90
Every ytScholaf, unless specially excused,
rs expected 10 attend to Composition aed
Elocution. - sS t2srA 'slis ~. !, ~ 49,
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! "TRReUGH in i -HoURsp

!. Calta,cissa, Villiamspoa ana Eng Railroad
IN. OPEN TO cATTAWlSs4.s
IN and .aitef Monday July II, and uutil
" ex,ension to Wiiiamsporu, passenger
as follow ST. - .s ss.ss q 5 T
Leave caiiawissa Ut ias p. NJ, eonneot-
ing al Port Clinton with Reading r. r., and
arriving at Philadslphia at75 r. M.sst
teave Reading r, R. Depot, Philadelphia,
al - A. ~ arriving at Caltawissa at 8 P. M.
Light freight carried to and from caiiawissa
FreighI tfains will be annonncssl saan.
: sn's4htf f. McKISS0CK,
IA Superintendent.
y ca,,awissa, July III, Is54.---lf - I
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DAME b EE,

INTlLI. bs esmlidals before the mex,
j ~ Democratic County Convention tdf
The leminsiion eI Register and ReeeI56r Of
Colunbia county. -
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New Arrival
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS All
The Old Stand.

|
The Old stand.
slk2KEIYys MEAL & co.
A RE just opening the first lot of their new
a stock of SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
al their old stand. They are receiving an
unusually large, varied and extensive assorl-
meW OF
JDnr @DDDS.
GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE, GLASS.
WARE, HARDWARE, CEDAR.
WARE, HATS, CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES 4
More in qoan,ily aud choicer in quality and
variety than has ever before been offered IN
Blomsburg, being a vast improvement over
use stock and selections, of all former sea-
sons, and purchased at such favorable rates
as enables them 10 offer better bargains al
lowev prices than can be found anywhere
else.
saes Eanies Drsss Goods,
OF every late and fashonahle style an, pat
tarn, and at prices 10 suit all. Beautiful New
Designs and styles of Silks, ChaIli Bereges,
ss osscss Ss 'a' eIs Ipn camSss a siss assans Sad
Mnit a.usiins, sioses, bosiefy, ant. every
eshtf sstiels Ia ibe. Dry Goods Line. $50 =
SRAWLS
OF the most desirable styles, and admired
patterns for Spring wear.
CLOTHS, iCASSlMERES, sc.
Just op ened, splendid assortment of Black
and colored French cloths--bet makes. Black
French doeskin, assorted qualilies--black
sstinand silk ksveslngs--plai mixed and fan
cy cassimeres--boY's Is cassimeres and Tweed,
--cassineis, Keutucky jeans, sc.
Their Groceries I.
Are fresh, and theta stock will be replsnish-
ed every few weeks during. the season. :.
Produce taken in exchange for merchan-
dize. ''iox9 ilasnf9 y Asssp "a
4 Bloomsburg, April goth fso4s-fe ,l8,
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Gsaun p1n. IDrDdFueS 81 @Ds
s ...4. -. - y AT THE
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE

En,he Exchange Block swanzs Book
u .sl
ssss FRocK DRESS Box SACK GUM AND OIL CLOTH COATS
and
all
HAS. ;and @
|e-@s-. l0M Tgssg IA1ggs
&c
anda a ,
Block"
Bloomsbury May 18Th 1854 DREIFUSS,
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Farm for Sale.

THE Undersigned will sell q, Private Sale
Il the following described real estate:
AFRAET OF LAND, a
situate on the head waters of Little Fishing.
creek, in jordan township, in the county of
Lycomiug, and adjoining lands of Catharine
Ricarl, Charles Benscodar and Jacob Back,
containing
TWO HUNDRED y EIGHTEEN ACRES,
about forty acres of which 10 improved
land, and on which is erected a convenient
house and barn, there ID also thrifty bear.
ing orchard on it, and the remaining part of
one hundred and seventy-eight acres 10 well
Iimbered with poplar, white pine, hemlock
and white oak timber. There is also irhu
ore in abundance, and a valuable water
power on the tract. 1t is handsomely ioca
ted in pleasant section Of the country, and
will make very desirable farm,
For terms apply 10 the subscriber living
inGreenwood lownship,z Columbia county
one mile from Rohrsburg.
asa RICHARD POLLOCK,
Greenwood, May 10Th is5i-3m.
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NEW ROUTE 70 PHILADELfHff
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FasAsonahle. Clothing Emporium. .,,..
r DAVID lowzNEZEG
Fashionable clothing bis Market
House, he
and boys apparel including
rt. TAsEl@NAlDIsIE IDBESS 10ATSa
oil cloth all and Of coors shades
md collars,
m b. will soodean clothing
clothing made and of home
Boomsburg, May s5sm
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SecRETARy's OFFICE,
Harrisburg, July /, 1854,
(l lido certify that the above and
SEAL foregoing is a true and correct
~ copy Of the original Resolution
relative 10 an amendment of tine
Conslilution,n as the same re-
mains on file in this office.
In testimony whereof | have
...t hereunto set my hand and caus-
ed 10 be affixed the seal of The
Secretary's office the day and
year above written
C. A BIACK
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MH@@M SEyDMWo 1
y I 9 i SCE 90 =
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen.
Polynesian., 1854-11-11

RUssfGS SPOLITENEss.--AFA FAcT. About the close
of last July, very oquacioucs and corpuient Ger
man lady, resident in st. Petersburg, having quar-
relied with her servants (Russsan) the latter gave
intmation to the prefectUe of police that the for
mer had spoken of the Russian eovernmen IN terms
Of repoach and desirespect. The lady received
summons to appear before the prefecture to whom
she prepared accordingly, vowing revenge on the
whole tribe Of servants. On her arrival Ut the Of
6ce. the prefecture most politely received her, and
ushering her into a small box-iooking apartment,
commenced reading over suudry charges against
her. which he hsd scarcely finished when down
sank the corpulent lady through a tap in The
treacherous floor, above which nothing Of her poitry
6gnre was to be seen but her head, arms, crinpled
habihments-and, shocking 10 relate. thirty blows
from and unseen hand were niinistered. On lie
completion of the sentence, the sTcut ladys person
re-sppeaIed again above ground, almost as sudden
ly as il had disappeared and the prefecture IN the
most courteous and polite manDer, bowed Der out
Of the of6ce.-Scottish Press.
Polynesian., 1854-11-11

A fIusBAxp AWARDED. Among the rewards (
the late celebration of the Jacksonville tIl Fernas
Seminar was the following; $ To Miss Huttie
Hjne. for meekness of disposition, kind haTiedness
and sffector, a husband--MI. Austin kockwei..
IF sucf ms gniicient prizes arc annually awarded.
that the school will become gerr popular.
A French gentleman mrs invented q mseaan'esl
spoaratns which, when fixed on the keeiof Essssi.
will denote accurately her speed l. y KIND Of
dial fitted to the bottom OF the ship externsliy.
which corresponds with similar indieasInn on
hoard. Il "a about to be tried on one Of her ne
jesty's stesmer-
Polynesian., 1854-11-11

Won NAV depend upon it, that he is q good
MAJ, whose imtimate friends are all good.
r. Jean Paul says love may slumber IN lady s
heart, but it always dreams
n The pimples on a toper's face are spiritual
manifestations of the table.
E One swallow does not make summer, but
one lion makes . spring.
sems Is 50 900 year.
Polynesian., 1854-11-11
Plain directions for those who need them in
time of Cholera.


Plain directions for those who need them in
time of Cholera.
I-Do not 60 into crowded places: keep away
from gatherings In the streets and from disordery
persons.
2-Have all the fresh air YOU can in vour DWELL
ingr, and sleep as few in the same room as posi-
ble
3-Keep your apartments perfectly clean, and
let dirty wearing apparel cloths or rags remaiu
any time unwashed. Do not allow soap-suds, or
pals containing waste stuff or slops of any kind,
to stand in your rooms entries. AL such mat
ter should be thrown out Immediately.
4--Be as clean possible in your person, and
see that your family are the same.
5-Iet your pricipal food be bread, meat and
rice. Fruits and vegetables are unwholesome-ex-
cept potatoes and tomatoes, If they are fresh and
well cooked, and eaten moderately. Attacks Of
cholera have been brought on by eating cucumbers
corn, unripe apples, pears. and such like. Care
fully avoid all articles Of food known to disagree
with the bowels.
6-Drfnk no spirituous liquors nor much cold
water-intemperate persons are particularly liable
to the disease.
BE careful not to get over-tired, and try to
keep the mind calm and free from passion and ex-
ctement.
S-Do not throw off your clothing or drink cold
water when heated.
9-Take no opening medicines on any account,
without the direction of physician. Their use is
exceedingly dangerous.
lO-When the bowels are disturbed, stop work
ing at once, and lie down until relieved otherwise
serious illness may set in.
ll-Sickness at the stomach and the least loose
ness of the bowels should be attended 10 at once,
by applying to physician. Don't be frightened.
the cholera is cured if properly attended to in
time.
l2-If the diarrhoea should be severe before a
doctor can be had, the patient must be put to bed
and kept lying On his back. He may take half
a teaspoonful Of paregorio each hour, and mus
tard plaster should be applied to the stomach and
bowels If complaining of cold, bottles of hot
water should be put TO the feet.
l3-Don't be afraid; assist your friends should
they be taken sick The cholera is not catching.
l4-Do your duty quietly, and trust in God.
always in His Hand.
Polynesian., 1854-11-11
INFORMATION WANTED

OF EDWARD B. CoE, -of Rochester, New
~ York. He went to California in September,
IS49, and after remaining there about one year Is
supposed to have left that country on whaling
VOYAGE or otherwise-he having previously made
three years voyage out of New Bedford +. B. Coe
is 81 years of age and has his full name tattooed on
his arm.
The attention of whalemen in the PacIhc and
others is solicited to this advertisement ANY niol
nation relating to Mr. Coe during the past four
wears forwarded to either Of the undersigned VIII
reach his relations and be most thankfully received
EDMUND L. LESLIE,
Skaneateles, y. Y.
CROSBY DIBBLEE,
Am-Ia San Francisco, Cal.
Polynesian., 1854-11-11

C.H. MARSHALL,
Cooper, Honolulu, Oahu, ). l.,
Has removed shop the yard in rear OF the store
inform the public that prepared TO execute any
orders in the conperage line the shortest notice an
on the reasonable terms Tubs, shower od'' anu
work of every description made to order.-S5,u
Polynesian., 1854-11-11

j.. A. BURDICK,
Cooper, Honolulu, Oahu, =. l.,
Having taken the premises formerly occupied by W. Vincent
Hotel St near Mauna Kea viii continue to carry on
the coopers business all its branches AZ the ABOVE
mentioned place where he hopes that those oil ms
who have hitherto afforded him liberal patronage viii
M fail 10 oiyc him, call N b. 500 bbs water casks
an hand and for sale on liberal terms.