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steamers, which are absolutely necessary in
war, and very useful in peace for coast sur
yeys, exploring expeditio IS, &C., DC.
The Secretary again recommends tn re-
organization Of the navy, and seems to be in
favor of Mr.. Bocock's BILL introduced last ses-
sion. Wedo need retired list--we do need
system Of promotion by merit-we do need
that enlistment should be encouraged by the
occasional comm ssioning Of worthy warrant
and petty officers, and, inasmuch as Mr.. b.
cocks bill is an approach to some Of these
needs, it is better than nothing.
The most important part of the Secretarys
report is delicately touched--great danger
turks beneath it. Discipline in the navy is
ax--Hogging is abolished aud there is no sys.
t, m Of reward or punishment to hold over the
heads of men who often make the berth deck of
a man. ofwar vivi1 realization of Dantes In
ferpo. The plan proposed by the Secretary
may touch the matter: at any rate, something
must be found to fill the place formerly
occupied on hoard ships by that useful animal
the cat.
The Secretary wisely suggests the enlistment
Of boys as apprentices. This should be provi.
ded for by law, both in the naval and merchant
service. Thousands Of boys are anxious to go
to sea, and cannot obtain al opportunity, while
on all hands there is cry of scarcity of sea-
men. Masters of vessels object to takiog boys,
because they always run away after they have
learned the rudiments o. sailors education;
but the matter might be made profitable al
around by a law requiring Two or three years
of apprenticeship. The material of our naval
and mercantile marine is now two-thirds
foreign. This should not be, especially in these
Know Nothing times.
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teuy and harshness. He fulfilled his instruc-
tions-which were quite congenial to his tenn
per-by insisting On reply within twenty
four hours; and soon placed matters on such a
footing that the Spanish government could not
in decency, comply with demands urged in 50
peremptory and insulting manner. Mr. Soult
failed accordingly in his attempt to obtain sa-
tisfaction. Almost before definite news of the
failure had reached Washington, the Cabi-
net had repented of its former violence, and
become as peaceable as it had been warlike
Dispatches harmonizing with this new frame
Of mind were rece we'd by Mr.. Soule just as he
was preparing to demand his passports and de-
clare war on his own account against Spain
He had hot been converted, or diverted from his
original purpose of creating noise and bloodshed
and the Christian-lke meekness of the Cabine,
dumb-tounded him. Vainly he compared the
instructions Of 1854 with 1853, and tried to re-
concile them: that change-and a most won
dtr5ul one-had taken place in the Presidents
mind was most obvious: the question was--hav-
ing acted so far on his first orders that to re.
sort abruptly 10 the course advised in the Sc
cond would be to humiliate himself and the
country what could he do? The insurrection
and the ministerial crisis helped him little:
but as soon as quiet was restored, the difficulty
would recur a second time. Then it was that
Mr.. Soule bethought himself of congress Of
American diplomatists to take counsel upon hi
difficulties, and to review the course Of the ad
mnis'ration.
His scheme was readily EN- braced by some OF
bis colleagues who bad complaints of their own
against Mr.. Pierce. Mr.. Buchanan, who h,d
been sent abroad 10 settle sll the pending dis
putes with England, complained very Justly
that without his concurrence Mr.. Mercy hao
taken upon himself to settle the fishery and re
ciprocty questions, and left the Central Ameri
can one which was far The most embarrassing
and the least available Cor purposes Of political
prolific The Minister AZ ST. james. M. Eel
mont had been directed t. insist on indemoity
for Captain Gibson from the Dutch govern.
ment. He bsd accordingly as letter writing
Is not bis forte--procnred letter. to 10 written
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-11-18
How to know the age of a Horse.

The colt is born with twelve grinders. When
four front teeth have made their appearance, the
colt Is twelve days old; and when the next four
come forth it is four weeks old. When the corner
teeth appear, the coli is eight months; and when
the latter have attained TO the height Of the 'front.'
teeth, il is one year old. The two year old
colt has the kernel (ihe dark substance in the mid
die of the tooth's crown ground out of all tho
frOnt-teeth. In the third year the middle 'front.'
teeth being shifted; and when three years old,
these are substituted for the horse teeth. Tbs
next four teeth shifted; in the fourth year. and
the corner-teeh in the fifth. At ak, the kernel is
worn out of the lower middle front-teeth. and the
brde-teeth have attained to their full growth.
AT seven years hook has been formed on theteeth
of the upper Jaw; the kernel Of the teeth next to
the middle fronts is worn out, and the brds-teeth
begin to wear of. Ateight years Of age the ker-
mel is worn out Of all the lower frunt-teeth, and
begins to decrease in the middle upper frnnts.
In the ninth year the kernel has wholly disappeared
from the upper middle, front-teeth, the hook on
the corner-eeth, has increased in size sEd the br-
dle-teeth lose their points. In the tenth year TIE
kernel Is out Of the teeth next to the mddls
fronts Of the upper jaw; and in the eleventh year,
the kernel has entirely vanished from the corner
teeth Of the same Jaw. At twelve years old, the
crown Of all the tront-teeth in the lower Jaw has
become triangular, and the bridle-teeth are much
worn down. As the horse advances IN age, the
gums shrink away from the teeth, which conse-
quent y, receive a long, narrow appearance, and
their kernels have become metamorphosed INTO
darkish point grey hairs increase in the forehead,
and over the eyes, and the chin assumes the form
Of an angle.
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PssrEruAL MooSLIeHT.-A young LADY, The
d,uphter of a teacher in one of the New York City
H,Gh Schools went on visit to the East OF Name
X common with The denlzens OF large eltes SIZE
was often comparing things about her with those
she had left at home. Everything IN New fofk
was 50 far superior everything m the little tew
of B., that she quite exhibited her snps:.o'.-
~ in nli.hteulug her friends as 10 the elegaEss or
mstropnlI.sn life. Houses and horses, tables ana
teaspoons. were all upon different Plan 10 New
York and one evening, at social party. sac e.
DRESSED her diss.tisfaetion with the psrsornanees
ftbe noon al B., declaring that there had been
40 moonlight now for week. while n New J csx
the moon shone brightly every night We nsc zoe
men Of high order Of iniegrty and iateliigencs,
who sssuied Us that this young lady from the CITY
lof perpetua ght was not only dressed ~ ne
Insight of flshion, but had s'nisbed beF edcesiqR
IN Golhau.--l slrs- SsIssao!ss
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DANCER OF Ice CRrAN.-A "Down-EasiD edi-
tor h ,s had visit frUm Vernonier, who bears the
name OF Ethan Spike. This genius has been ex-
parlmentlny upon the luxury known in Gotham az
Ice Cream, end the following isgven ~ the re-
suit of his experiment:
zone day, towards sundovn, was goin' 6y
.hop IN Middle street that looked wonderful slicki
there was all manner of candy an jossamints, an
there was signs with gold letters to EN- hsngin'
round the door, tellin' how they sold soda, mead,
an ice cream there. seq tn mysef-Pve hesrn
good deal about this ice cream, an now, blow me,
If I won't see what they are made of. So put
nv hands intew my pockets, and walked in kinder
careless. and seq to . chap standIn' behind tna
counter
Do yru keep any ice creams hereT =
Yes, sir" says he, 'how much will you have {"
al considered a minni, omit, and sex ],
"' pint sir
" The Young feller's face swelled out, an he
liked TO srfed right out; but after while ne ssXed:
"' Did you say pint SIR 2
IS Sartin, sez !, but p'raPs you don't retai' 20
I don't mind iakin' quart
..Wal, don't you think the fellow snorted nghs
out, Tell you what, il made me feel sorter pisen,
and oin him a look that made him look sober in
about a minnit; an when clinched my hst. an
lookt al him. there Mr.. Spike favored US with
most diabnIical expression OF his countenance me
uIed in his horns about the quickest, an handed
me quart OF it, as perlite as could be. wal, l
tasted muuthfu of it, an found 1t as cool as tne
North side of Bethel Hill, in Jennewsry. I'D half
mind to spit it out but Just then zee the confec-
tionary chap GRIMM behind the door which rE my
spunk GaII smash il all, thinks |, I'll not let that
white Iivered monkey think Pm afraid; III eat the
rn stuff, if it freezes my in'ards. tell ye what,
ri rather skinn'd bear or whipped wildcats
but went at it, and eat the hull In about mlnnlt.
Wal, in about quarter of an hour began to feel
rather grpy about here" continued Ethan: pointing
to the lower part OF hls stomach, +" an kept on
feeiu' no better fast, TIL st last, It seemed a.
though Id steam engine a-sawin' shirgles IN me.
sot down in a cheer an bent myself up IKE nns
cracker thnkin' I'd grin and besr If but couldnt
set STILL twisted and squIrned about ike nsn-
worn, ON hook, till at last the chap that gin me
the cream, and who had been looSin an snicSer-
IN, sez to me
a.. Mister, what ais you:'
a. Ails me !? sed /, that are dsrned stuff OF
yours - freezln' up my dayligbts ?"
Ethan required great deal of "doctorin' he-
fore he was set to rights" after the quart OF ice
cream.
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wWTlNES AND LIQUORS.-The undersigned
w has Just received per Steamer Peytona, and
,cnouner General Morgan the following assort-
nent OF Wines and Spirits. which he offers for SALE
in bond at the lowest cash prices.
Or Casks Duff Gordon Sherry,
Bb'ls Sherry Cordial,
Casks (pure juice) Port Wine,
Benitua Sherry Wine.
10 gain. kegs Brandy
=. Gin,
Whiskey.
A constant supply of the above articles for the
use of snipping will be kept hand during the fall
season.
Orders for Liquors of all descriptions, filed at the
lowest san Francisco prices from that port
Is-tf. J. c. SPALDING.
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SINGULAR Spiritual MASIFEsTATIoN.-A ia
Jv-fnsnd who was inclined to believe IN spiritual
,nz niiestatons was aLened one night by her nus
oand coming il and whsnh spoke, distinctly heard
three raps, apparently upon The wall OF the cham
Der. Sac asSeJ, ID there spirit pFesents' NO
answer. She then insisted that her husband should
question the mysterious visitor and TO graty herf
ne d1d so, although an unbelIever. ..is there
su,rlt present?r Tap, tap, tap. "Doesit Wish
-, ,ou .,r,nIcate with me Z" Tap tap, tap "ls u
), matter OF Importance 2" Tap, tap, tap! a host
Of ,naulres of like nllule made. all Of which
were responded 10 by the three mysterious taps
Mrs. Ut intervals putting questions, out re-
celylny no replies. Al last, her husbands cunosHy
became aroused and he rose, struck light, aud
commenced thorough elimination OF the apart-
.ueut. the -nystenous Snockings" responding whsn-
ever he opcned his lips, but remaining o6sunately
1leni when Mrs. j. interrOgated 'the sPir-
us,n AT last, on approaching the bed, the taps
saxed furious and faster, and upon raitlng the val
,nce. the "spirit was discovered bodily ~ the
sn,,,a of - fayorite bebtalled terrier "Sam,
vIa, had eusconced himself under the bed, be-
fore his mister came hume, and whenever spoken
TO. would make "waggin," of his stump tai !;
and his appendase, strAlns upon the noors pro-
/ lduced the spiritual manifestations :" sam was
forthwith Obliged to '.vaHose the ranch" and gave
| no more manifestations that night. Ars. -
"A one of the most anlabe Of her sex, and IS great
sd nlrer of Old knIct; but If you should ever coins
no the Mound Cliy, and be introduced, as you val
ue your eyes. don't mention "sPlrts' where shs
u s!--knlckerbocker.
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HENRY A. NEILSCN,
Agent of the N. Y. Board of Underwriters
rOffce at the counting of Rice & &C
Honoluiu, Oahu. s. L.
Masters of vessels ant OF will confer favor b. giving ear
nforma ion o rne losses or disasters occur
rim. IN the vic nifty the i.awaian Islands OF else
wheie Pacihr-S5 II
HU UNDE fSIG ED having bern appointed Agent Tor ihe
Bremen Board Underwriters. begs t niurm the conf
errlaI pub ie in general that al claims against IN
al Under rifer in or about tins Nj gdgnl VIII
u We bev fled by him. Masters of Br men vessel enter
ipr tis ary puTt ia aan Island. IN di tIes
r average requested apply 20 the same y t ~
convenience. tLOhENS - arr noNS1 -
KRULL & MOLL,
Agents of the Hamburg and Lubeck TN"
derwIiters,
Honolulu, Oahu, s. i. Iou
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n7- ooh. Mary. my dear, M heart Is ore.k- "a
-, slFbv 30 nv idol ?'' sBecause. wnsn Il y
brokea. out and Oui, you may sell of your pieces
for gan aluts. =
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GROCERIES sc.
Bags and boxes fine salt. sago, olive oil,
Carolina rice water, soda. butter sugar crackers,
small boxes Aromatic tobacco, JAS er's head do,
Pimento, best family soap, halt boxes Loaf sugar,
Halt bbl.. crushed do. br0oms. No. mackreI,
25 lb boxes goldfish as I'd pie fruits % 10 cans,
Preserved pears, cranberry sauce. raspberry do,
PieserveI peaches. peach marmalade currant Jelly,
PrawbeTry jam elainS, oysters, calves head
Streen cas- green corn, roast beef, roast mutton,
Groiled mutton, stewed veal. beei soup. sausages.
Bure lemon syrup, hlf ga., quart and pint pickles
tiIf ID cans sage s. Savory pepper, spice nutmegs
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, sc.
Mems Kip and goat brogans. hne sewed calf boots.
Oxford ties womens morocco shoes, native pattern
Palm leaf hats a>std glazed cloth for covering hats
Also bv bank Falcon" expected about the l>t o.
October next:
Cases eeked, green and orange. pink, canary
and fancy Lrints striped drills, brown drills, blue
drills, brown sheeting, Otis denims, black cashma-
retts, blue do. denim rocks and pants.
Barrels crushed sugar, cases LOAF sugar. boxes
aInily soap.
Womens' morocco shoes native pattern. palm
leaf hats. Magyar hats pearl and white. pearl hats
white fel hats with covers, white wool hats. Les
horn hats, navy caps with covers.
White shirts fancy bosoms. do. do. linen bosoms
calico shirts fancy flannel shirts. reeting jackets
black and drab wooden lined, fancy silk vests.
Cans boiled linseed oil, cans spirits turPentlnt
Prussian blue, Chrome green. black paint. chrome
yellow. yellow cchre. re lead Venetian rel, white
lead. window glass X 10, 10 Il, 10 K IA, II IL
and l. Is.
The above added to their present large stock o
goods viii make their assortment very complete anC
extensive Orders from the other islands shall at al
times meet with ronpt and careful attention, and b
iilei upon the most liberal terms Goat skim. arrow
root coffee and other kinds OF island produce takei
m exchange at the highest market prices.
Honolulu. July %, 1854. H-u.
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COOPER a G z.

COOPER a 6 z.
J. \. BURDICK,
COOper. Honolulu. Oahu. -. L..
Having taken fumeTy pied by W. Nineen
iuief st. near Kea will Continue toearTy on
the cooper's business in all its hrSncnes al the sbVe
ment where he hoTes that tho-e OF ms TRENDS
who We hitherto AFT rded Ism liberal patronage VIII
nff il 10 give hi call. ~ b. 500 bbls water casks
or hand and for sale ON liberal ter s.
e.. ~. MARSHALL,
Conper, uouOluiu, Oahu, = L.,
Has removed his the yard IN scar of the stnre
occupied by Pu rbard & Co., a. d would SPe t'hIy
inform publ that he prepare 10 execute any
order in perage line at The shortest notice ana
on he reasonable terms. Tubs, shower oahs anu
y ork Of every de~cr P,a madet order.-SS II
c. GRAHAM 1Ashs IA"''
GRAHAM & LEWIS
COoper>. Honolulu, Oahu, >. D:
Having form anersP for csErying on the above oHsi-
meas all brancbe>, have ken the premises Tnel
ly uce pied ~ c. Tanner, ss sail 'oi Were 'hey
6,pe hy close attention hnsi es, TO crit sht OF
hI;. 80 n, y ly+-3
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B. PiT.uAN,

KAWAIHAE, HAWAII.
DEALER In General Merchandise and Hawaiian
ID Produce. Whaleships and others supplied
with Irish Potatoes. Provisions. &C. az she shortest
notice, ard on reasonable terms.
HPwhaIers' Bills wsntsd4-oct 2s-srz
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n. PITMAN.

BYRON'S BAY, HILO, HAWAII.
DEALER in General Merchandise and Hawaii
- an Produce. All Stores required ny w Wnale
shius and Others supplied reasonable telms, and
:. " hr-,... ,,o,;ce y
.szsE srED.-Exc hange sAsE. Statesand EuroT e
Oct. 2, IS5i.-5m ssA
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n IIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERV.
~ Gus DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE KIpNEys-nI
sony rem the South favor Of celebrated
stand alone and BY remedy
ne pub for Che Dyspepaia Jaunce
ors Debility pssss sfshe Kianess
ing spa gitters
inst noe thas has noticev tt5.
NEES0N EDWARDS sayisa, KY, g. 1881 aaid; -
eose . inform hat ls Justly has
tested 10 virtues we it
s .ss an s II IN ssa '
man Bters and believe 1t valuable medicine Ia -
j. GRANT Irvine, 1885, We have
them by the hafdosen ard dozen y Z
DR. II r FATIo u BRO, KnoIvie Tenn April D. $751; said
Your Bea selling fast every person
used IT been bensdted
tB These BlTTERs ENTIRELY VEGETABLE, they inyg
for Infants hsWel asadnlis.
tn For sale by respectable dealers avery where.
ne essL54.s = y = y.WRIGHT& CO., New orisans ~
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this Lnsresn tsceording tpalrections = 'Ts''sSNs
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81 thu disease. l57t-
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the appetite
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{G -.. ksp. BEACH, a. D. Chemist Aposhscafy,
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sasHE Subscribers beg leave to call the wv, wv,

tsEsHE Subscribers beg leave to call the e
ATTENTION Of the Trade generally their well ssleced
i,oek il ssh and genuine RUGS, ExTRACIs,
HAIR TEETH md their large assortmsns o.
mp1ralng HOUSES,
Tor They or the for sale
u1irg che stoek, and send In their orders.
FAMILY arefuy put Of the
PHsIoIAEs carefully compounded and pusup
xishusninsns dispatch. Nv N s5aA
j, g. POTTER CO. successors ?. L. Massey,
I Ivy 4itt5 ss wholesale xnd Retail DrrgEiEts 81
Charles street, New Orleans.
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]sRoM rHE RE,y. JrIAYAoAN.o or BANBBooK 6. W.

FROM THE REV. J.FLANAGAN. OF BANBR0OK, C. W. sit
JWNHRs made the trial Of yermifuge
the results family and
which slpuaon Of
here prefer toany
edoetsare readily which
Ia great point giving medicine y l
EW Phyaciahag WIERs CANADIAN VERhI-
FUGE Thsmedcne preparation nanalways
With and
wlalwaysd Woima and restore Me patient to health
merchants and physans bearing testimony efficacy
ifaha remedy Warantsdin eiicasee 9fltE a4s
Prepared only JOHN gCkemnt and hole
ala Druggist Hamilton, Canada Vest a s. eiF
k Sold by 70
& F59 ]. WRIGHT q CO.: New Orleans G
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lETIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.--Dr

n #-H
JAM respectfully call the attention oiens and
angefs following facts: He all iys Diseases with
Syphilis Seminal Weakness Nodes Ulcers Temo Cam
ca stterion Of those who have private
improper in and ruins the
lowing the melancholy produced by early
hahtn YOUTH viz: Of Limbs
Losa Of Papitation Of the
ton etc Mentally the fearful effects the be
Loss Memory Ideas Depression q sprits
Evil Aversiont Society," Self Dus Solitude,
Timidity etc. Of the eylsrroduced 4
Ali afflicted with the
9ot M call Or and IT q
yourself from the dreadful awful Of this terrible
aalady. Of the
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