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Farm for Sale.

N9.s.R town OF Paris, Oxford sFY%s
Iik8 County, Me, containing
k-es<-,-S>S- about two hundred acres -->-
of land, we'll divided into moving pasture ani ul.
se; more THAI two-thirds Of the land can H. pillow.
ed. The pa.tufing l. equal Ia any, aud d irrigated
b, running brook. The buillings consist 81
good two stor, house, two barns and shed he
tween them ihrt, feet square; a.o about four acres
of land ct With apple.irccs which have ren graft
cd within the last 60rcn years, and now bcgin TO
hear largely. This orchard will yield from one TO
thee hundred dollar, worth ~ fruit IN YEAR
There j. quite nuInsr Of pcirrocs, some 81 which
have come into bearing, anil few plum-trces, and
nursery of one thouand small trees, part Of which
wrrr bulded last August. said hrm has a good
sq,cIuct o( running water II the barn add house,
which j. EEL BY a ncyer-Lng sprng. SAID farm
has q good led II muck and large quantity IT iron
ole some II which has been worked. Iwould here
cav that the orchard u second TO in the coun.
IT, n not the best: there hiring asat hhy five Minds
Of the bet fruit this country affords. Said Farm -
within five miles u the Atlantis and ST Lawrence
DEPOT At South PaTis, and within two miles 81 the
court house, and the meeting house which l. owned
b, the Baptist and UnNcfsalist societies. Those
that wish to buy are requested TO call and view the
prsmisss, hctWccn now and the hTst of October
next For further particulars inquire of
ORlSON RIPLEY. on the premises.
Paris, Aug. 10, 1882. "a
~. II. There l. also sufficient WOodlot fOr the
g of the Farm.
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To the Dyspeptio |!

\ ,onr toad distress youl Have 700 diseased
Il,rE-pain about the shouLirrs, SIDE, So. Arr
,,u tfnublsd with CusTWTNTss' ATr 500 sub.
i,ct to DIrtiST's and llTAp,CHTl Have Non
poor appstitcl Does your food bsc'mc acid "n
the stomach and distress YOU Air your Kin lnd
eve, ,cnuwl ~ you feel dull and huguid' VI
Won klr, any Of these complaints, the b,'t rem'dy
700 can procure s
Buzzell's Vegetable Bilious Bitters!
Th. medicine !. ~ bong standing. IL b. nn nes
nostmm got up IN deceive The puhlir, ~ thousands
4 the ciitcns Of this State have anil will testify.
Tn. prDpristnr has osuiG'uss from ~ parts 10
The state. recommending them above M others 81
the di.sa.ss f1r Which thsy have l-"n admuisifffI.
ToH IIruoEs, DR. BtZIEl.L'S BlTfEl'~
are m inf,llhis rrms,N. Their rTruaii0n b. r'-
t,bI,.hrl. Whsn tha ilum1r appsln sferulIE,
BryETtL's IHFHuyIu llUuuE OiNTHtNr
.hDud h. arptsd, tul relief viii u, immediate lpl
and cure r,out1aIly lsComs permanent tiuo.
81 ~ cents rcr bour.
Sold at whalc.aL hy NATHAN WOOD, 40
~ Market square. Portland, lni hy hi' Agr.n
throughout ihe state.
u. u. nay, Portland WhgIg.1Ie aul Erai
Agent.
A.eu.-PaH. IIH, T. " Croker. SO. Pau.
T.. ", Murdo,k So. Paris. DuDI Wm. \. Root.
NoNa,. llcur, Iloughtpi Nua.EtnCl. Ir"'.
Slmr.1n jr5 Bpluis Poni, jewell / saw.
,cr. No Woud.tu,k, Wa. Small. hr'su~ozl, =.
A. llou!hiou, Bethel lliII, I. &. hnlalii Nr"y,
Nathan T.. R,srs10i llauuvsr, AZ hmrp Ar.o'
yer, l.. Crockett & Co. MrNir1, l'wis Red
Rumia,d Center, T.. Ilu,t; UN6,bi, q. Z. thas, 4
Son: Wet Peru, l.. liul.trr J. Green Canton,
VI. D,shun, C,utuu Point; 4. : brUwH, ~. Iu'
ner, VI. Boa, 4 Co. ". e.. AtvuH,l; Hartford, 10.
Warren: Mechanic Falls, ". Rubiu.1u, Rum'lui
Point. q. \ kimiall. ONfsfd, y. 4. uiusmIrr llr-
ram, 4. q Aisni Bfowufrld, I,i'r q baAr lnr-
hufg, ~. Page, Shir,y = ludf,sss llAUs.I,
Tanri. Blake. Conway, l.. : NuuHHi lowell,
D,narsNloorr: Iludgton, stephen kimhsII, pt'i'io'
100, &. II. thots
For .aIc D., the above Agents, llIuAIsy' Aslau'
Linimsnt, IliokIg'' Celebrated As,atio foo'
Mau's l.Isisrs.
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GENERAL REFERENCES

WASHINGTON.
Hoo. John ". Maury, Mayor
H,ron Voc Grrnlt, russian Minister.
Henri Bosch Spencer, Belgian Minister.
Gen Winfield Scott
Gales 4 SsltDn.
Curcorn i RiFgs, nankcis.
Chulh lrlthrrs, Nanksrs.
Seldsn, Wthcrs & 60, Bankers.
Joseph Henry, IL. u.
LONDON.
Jossph Il. Ingrr.oll, American Minister.
The russian Minister.
Lieut.. Col. SNrrs, last India Company.
Jossph llums, VI 4.
An. Fonllanquc. Board ~ Trade.
Edwin Chadwick. Board Il Health.
George Peabody, Banker.
PARIS. LEirIlC, SAY.
William &. Rives. Dr Flugcl.
Tb.,I. Saw. BERLIN.
VI. De Junncss. Baron llumholdi.
4 VI. Gncrry. VI. Dcitrrici.
4 Am. LAFAYETTE. Prot Won R,umsT.
Livingston, We'll. & 60. llANRE.
apf,I 20. u l.oT. Draper.
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FOR BOSTON.

Wv wv Il oANs
DAILY, (SrrURDhTs & SUNDlIi EIeIPrLp.)
,A on and after MONDAY, the
FlH 18th inst, the Fast and 80.
,EfS perior sea.going Steamers ST.
LAWRENCE, (Capt. CNRUs
SrURDIVAsr,) aud ATLANTIC (Capt. Gao
KNIHr,) will ruu az follows;
leaving AilaLue Rail Road Wharf every Mos
day, Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and Friday,
at I O'Clock +. VI. and Central Wharf, Boston. o.
same days, at 7 O'Clock L. NJ.
Cabin Passage, sl,23
Deck 100
Freight taken at low rates.
n. B.-Eaeh Boat is furnished with large mum.
her of State Rooms for the accommodation Of Ladies
and Families and travellers are reminded that by
ing this Line, much saving OF time and expense
will he made and that the inconvenience Of sriy-
ing in Boston at late hours Of the night will also 10
avoided.
The Boat, arrive in season for the passengers TO
take the earliest trains out ofthe city.
l.. BILLINGS Agent, Portland.
J. BROOKS Agent, Boston.
March 20, 1881. as
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NOTICE.

THIS !. TO forbid all persons hsrboring or trust
Il ing CHARLEs HIsRr AusIis, on my se-
count, as I shall pay no debt. Of h.. contracting
after this date. CHAhLLs AUSTIN
Mexico, Sept ~, 1854 ~
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Eu,eT, or FIooIing; rAISTUL, SUFFETsstp,
and IRRTouIAH MTSsTEUArioN, &C., with al
their accompan,i wing evils, Gamer CNocptedD 20
matter how severe OF Of how bong standing.
Aword To the Ladies.
should any entertain douilts a. 10 The oibcac, n
the ITTRINE CArHutICoN, ! wuull rcsp''iiHN
state, that have l0r many Nesrs past, a. mF
friends can well attest hen Troubled With The Dis
ease Zoe uhich thi. medicine is recommended, iH
IL. worst r., M anthat Nv 10 use h''c b"'n sn'
tircly cured. and thus induced 10 accept on agen'l
and oder il Tor the benefit Of other.
MRS. :. GAIT,
Is. South Su,ct, Boston.
| feel il duiy incumbent upon myself n declare
puhlicl, the gteat blessing DE-. Mafchi.i's licun"
Caiholicon has proved 60 me. Tor two yoars ~
health was miserable, was almost naahls 90 yak
Ph,s isiaas pton1uuc,d my rase falling ~ the womb
extensive alterations commencing With huof alHi''
The plis irritation, prUstrat"n, and the intolcfa-
be frtid discharge rendered lie almost burdeu.
In this miserable condition, Dr. y. l.. Nswhni
Dr Marchisi's Uterine Iatulicon'
After taking four bottles I End myself in perisc'
health. Gratitude tpr my restoration makes me ar
Ientl, desire that al NV ssN, allie unfortunate
NAV find sure relief from this inestnable nsd'clu'.
ELlZARETII 4. NEWLAND,
10. Westst., Utica, y. Y.
The above statement know to h. tn,e.
4. 4. NEWI.AND,
Utica, \. \.
Pamphlet. to be had gratis At our Drug Store
RUsT A. CO., DRUGGISTS, Agents.
SOUTH PARIS, ME.
.. Sold by al the leading Druggists IN The
adjoining oouni'es'
u. ANARCHIST & Co., Proprieior''
Central Depot. SOI broadway, New iork.
December o. 1883. om''
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Alternative and purifier OF the blood

The above b. ia sul-tance The discovery and me-.
dirIn, properties uf this useful herb related by
d.. Ksllr,, on hi. return.
t'frua tri,l - virtues have l~sn iuun1 - ar ~.
cred iu a. the most valuable heb yet discovered.
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pURIFICATiON OF THE BLOOD,
LIVER AND RIIIOus COMpLAINTs.

LIVER AND NlLIolS tOhIIAlNIS'
The Ciii,en. Of the Union suffer much IRON dis
orders Of the Liver and Stomach scarcely any are
Zee from the influence Of these destructive maa
dics. hence lie wears last. The-hiT sex, perhaps
the most handsome IN the world, up 10 a certain
period when. distressing 10 say, msny loose their
teeth and good looks, hile Vet IN the heyday ot
lie. such sad evil. may H. odeciuay rcmodicu by
continually keeping the blood pure, and the L''er
and Stomach IN = healthy action, when liir VII
noS smopthly. and resemble plants IN congcn'al
cline. where an eternal sp'ing appears to reign
A. Il rrgatds the preservation Il the human frame,
and the duration II le. much NAV h. effected, and
say icarcssly. that health and lie canlc probing
ed for man, years bcyond their ordinary limits,
Holloway Pill. are tai, to par, the blood ae.
cording 60 the rules laid down Zoe health contained
IN the directions which accompany each boN.
4 CASE or WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY,
OF 10 YEARS STANDING, CURED ny
IIOLLOwAY's PILLS.
Copy 90 lono ron CSJSais Jobs JoAHSaH, Asior
HEf', Nee Yo5k, dated Jan. SRA 1854
To PRoTT''oH IlorLowLI, d, Corner Of Ann
anl Nassau Streets, v. Y.
SiT,-lt j. With the most heartfelt PLEASURE !
have 20 inform that have bccn restored o. hralth
and strength b, taking your pills. For the hsttru
wears, suffered from q arrangement n the Liver
aud Stomach, ADD vas reduced 60 such an eNtrcmi-
IL, that gave up my ship, never expecting a. 60
10 sea any more, ~ had tried every remedy that
Was recommended 10 me. bat al 10 NJ purpesc and
had given myself up ~ despair. when was ~ Last
recommended ~ take your Pills. Altcr using them
or tArce moolh. the rr..ll u that am nov IN bet
ter health than have hecn iur eleven wears past,
and indeed a. we'll a. ever was in my he. You
are quite At hb.riy 10 make this known ior the
bcncGt of othsrs. remain. Sic. YOURS ,'y re-
specially, (Signcd) JOHN JOHNSON.
7zsi, s,l,,rai,d P,H, ~, rosd,,faly ,TeidsIi ~
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California Ep,ipcln. 4 Liver Complaint

an Zodiac (oho.e H. h. had previously sayci,
While 20 a quarrel with some niusrs) came With
sn herb which he called "Nuha WaChcm-' which
means " ili cure. be- toll him fo give the "umhr,"
(m,nD The effect be- found o. H. wonderful. cur.
i8, the man On a lev da,s. lls afterwards u.ri
che Herb In hs practice, and found q 10 U0ssc''
rev and rrmsikahl properties for I'll Kinds u
Hy--r. Llrv C--r3I.s',. Dyfrsrn1, Rir-a'if'.
S.rs,. RsHHrug tT.rf, N~041Hi DuslFo', Nirk
Islia,ls, ki3asy CouJl1H'i, aHi a Ersu
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In All IIumOral Diseases.
nr. oRDWAY,s HUMoR sALvE.

Which contains srrcl, II the California Herb,
and - undouutsdl, the Lost external remedy 6t
llumHrs
The virtust oil this heb were Gut made knoUn
90 pr. kslle, o, an INDIAN, while aucnding =
r,t,rut sick With that irr,ihlr disease, the tali-
nrna Eusipsss and Liver Complaint THE
EFFECT WAS MIRACULOUS, ourirr the
man IN a lev DAYS.
The u,ti,cs when hitsn ~ uttlc snake, or a
rahiI animal, resort o. thu hsIb i.rs cure.
IIupirsJ. are taking the medicine, after trying
n vain other remedies, and sny the haliNss never
toll them.
DtscoNrEY 90 TuT CAtiToRsiN llTHn.
Aluut the 6rst Of March, in ihc wear 1870, Do
ksIie, s,ilsi irom Bn.tnu 90 the sh,p "Swedcn'
& . California, anl arrived at San Inscisco the
Jal, nlluviug. llc 'psnt considerable time IN
travelling the country nni mining, ls1t the greater
portion vas fr'nt On the practice IT hts pturss'on
Whi'g BE- was ru1ticiug On The vicinity 81 No
huru bstw zen the moth and south iutks IT the
American river, bc irrguSHiy noticed the indians
gathering an hrtb, which th,y held in high csii.
n.ii.n in CURING DISEASES, HlTES or
RNTTLESNAEES, RABID ANIMALS, Sc.
While be- was t0giuuus patient lpf that tcu'blc
ffsstse The
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DR. J. u. MARCIISI'S
CELEBRATED CATH0LIC0H,

FOR THE RELIEF AND CURE or sur
EIRINg FEMALES
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EHaGT, or fIoodingi faINTut, SurFEE',fp,
and IRRrGULAH MrNsrEUarIoN, Sc, With al
their accompanying evils, Gamer oNocpiedD 10
matter how severe o. Of how long standing
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Mrs Erl,1.s n ~ W0r'~Ni Ifsri' II ~ Hs.
v4, D,-rruy I1i Md Pult0-Bai o1'' q
Ervur,l1, AVID L,u Complaint Csrsi.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-09-16
A Prophetic view of the Eastern Question

John Thomas NJ. D., distinguished member
of the English Congregational Church, in a pam
phlet lately published, entitled The Coming
Struggle among the Nations of the Earth" ex-
presses himself thus on the Eastern Question:
"The accomplishment of this mission is the
Bible solution of The Great Eastern Question
now pending, and which causes so much anxiety
to the Powers, and excites so much hope in the rev.
outionary heart of the world have proved in
Elps Israel, that the secret diplomacy which has,
contrary to its own WISH created an inbroolio from
which there is no issue but that shall change
the face of the world-that this Diplomatic I'm
brglin is the apparent sign OF the Son OF Man IN
heaven which indicates to the intelligent ~be-
lever that he is about to come thief Be
fore it came to pass five years before, show
ed bv the Interpretation of the remarkable prOph-
ecv of the three unclean spirits, like frogs, that
a policy emanating from the Imperial Democratic
Fros-Power. or France, would operate upon the
Sultan, the Emperor of Austria, and the Pope and
cause TO issue forth from each Of them an uIsc!ean
spirit, beligereht spirit. which three sPHts, IN
their combined workings upon the governments oil
the whole Romanized world, should involve them
in a general war which shall be continued ell the
furtive incoming of the nucht be-deSlred OF all
nations who shall roll back the tide of devastation
and death from the Holy Land upon the peoples OF
the papal west. Now, as far as this sign has man
ifested itself, it has come to pass according TO my
Interpretation. ne pOnCy OF INdpOleoh iiis WIN
respect to the Holy Places in Jerusalem onginat-
ed the present Eastern Question. The Sultan
granted the firman he sought for, by which France
and the Papacy gained an advantage IN the HOY
Land that excited the jealousy Of Russia and the
Greeks. This brought the audacIous MenschIkon
against the Sultan, with all his demands lncom-
patible with the sovereignty of the Porte. The Is
sue is war between Russla and the Sultan. Ihe
next stage of the matter into which diplomacy has
already entered, Is the excitatIon of beilgerent
spirit in the Emperor of Austria. de processes
\ neutrality which is believed TO be dishonest; anc
doubtless it is, for honesty IS no portion OF Aus
trian policy France has initiated an endeaTor 10
make the Emperor declare himself definitely on
! the side of the Western Powers. The result Is
/ not vet manifested The end, however, rs Ger, r,
! tain. Between France and Russia, Austria ~i'l
be forced To- abandon her neutrality. aud declare
war on the side of Russia. French policy viii SUE
up the Pope TO the same result, and so al Europe
/ will be in flames.
/ "In this widespread confagratTon, Europe and
Asia, from the German and Atlantic oceans TO the
] eastern confines of Persia, viii be RusSianized
The Russian empire will become colossus and
stride the world. It's head will be OF gold; Its
breas, and arms Of silver; It's belly and thIshs o
brass; its legs Of iron; and its feet and toes part o.
iron and part Of clay.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-09-16

o. Ak "o odds circumstance, as they say in
England, IS mentioned in the case of London
cockney, who went all the way from England to
the mountain that lies three days journey from
Stockholm, in Sweden, to witness the long dav
when the sun does not disappear.
lie arrived on the last of the three days of the
annual exhibition. He went TO bed, leaving orders
TO be called when the sun was near the horizon.
In few hours his servant slook him, and informed
him that the hour had nov arrived. He turned
over for another short nap. The servant insisted
that there time to lose, ard that the party
was already moving.
But tomorrow" said the sleepy cockney.
No, impossible, this is the last day."
"WeIl, then," was the reply, as the sluggard
turned slowly in his bed, we can come again
next year :"
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Nhen II attairts 10 this magnitude. its last
Gar viii be the last representative of the power
styled the King OF fierce countenance, doing ac-
cordng to his will The last object of his ambi-
ton IN the extension of his dominion. will be The
conquest Of Jerusalem and the Holy 9apd: which
will be the last field of battle among the Powers;
for the dominion Of the Old World. The invasion
Of this country will bring Russia and Britain face
to face the last principals in the war; Ere this.
the French empire will have vanished, and France
again Bourbonized under Russia. In the end.
hussla VIII overrun Egypt and Syria, and take Je-
rusalen. This Is her last conquest. She will
have acquired the Holy Places her superstition now
prompts her to covet; while Britain will still hold
the ancient countries of Edom, Moab and a pSrt
OF AmmoH, on the east and south of Jordan and
the Dead Sea. This relative position of Russia
and Britain in the Holy land, forms the prepared
situation of affairs recorded in the Bible Of Mo-
ses and the prophets. The crisis soon follows.
fhls crisis is the destruction of the Russian and
British hosts which cover the land as cloud by
pestllence, hail, fire, and sword after the example
Of Sennacheribs that of the Russian forces onlr
'Une-sixth part escapes to proclaim its mvsteri-
ous DISASTER. This extraordinary overthrow is the
SCATTERING Of the colossus by tire Stone of Israel
as set forth in Daniel iii. "a, A, 45. Jerusalem
and the Holy Land being thus delivered Christ
and his associates proceed with the work before
them, as exhibited IN what has already been ex.
pressed.
The things presented in this outline will be
regarded ipcreduloUSly by many. Let such pro-
duce scriPtBral and reasonable exposition
of the tendency of things if they can. | am pre-
pared 70 show that the Bible teaches no other con-
summation of h4s7a affairs than this; and by con-
sequence, that, no two truths are antagonistic,
all theology not in harmony with this sketch 10
but Gentle phi OsUphy and vain deceit!
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-09-16

THE LAST HoeR.-The Cambridge Chronicle
says The Rev. DR.. Bacon closed his Dudleian lee
ture with the following words:
Give me in the calm, cold hour Of death, not ab-
solution bestowed BY pnestly hands, nora beaticum
pronounced by priestiy lips, but that strong and
earnest faIth in the Gospel which fspired apostles
and martyrs, which ga1e strength to the Church
Of the pilgrims, and which glows in the bosom of
the Christian teacher IN temperate OF toIrid cline,
in foreign lands and oceans isles.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-09-16

AEoTHER JENsY.-Another singer has sP-
peared in Stockholm, Sweden. Il IL said tia,
her voice is more wonderful than that of Jenny
Lind. She has taken the people Of her native city
by storm, and set them frantic from excitement.
Ii is said that she so eBrsptuers her hearers by
her singing that tle musicians of her orchestra fre-
quently foTget themselves and stop playing. Her
name IL Mitchelet.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-09-16

TIE OELY DUEL ~ iLLIsoIs.--'fhe first
and only duel ever fought in Illinois was in ls2O.
with rifess between Alphonso Stewart and WI
liam Bennett; the former was killed and the s;teg
arrested, tried. convicted and hung. There hss
been no duel IN Illinois SINCE this example,
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MORT 4 oPPENHEfM.
Com m ission Merch ants.
sydney, N. s. w. 2St
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Gbe 1Dolpnesian.

For the Polyuesian.
Mr.. EDITOR Please publish the following from
the Psalms of David, and oblige, W.R.
Arise, o Lord, lei not nan prevail;
Lei the heather be judged in thy sight.
Put them tear, y, Lord,
That the Laiions know hemselves Ia be but men.
For the wicked boasteth Of his heart. DESIRE
And beseth the cOyetous, wh. m the Lord zbhorreth
For the kingdom l. the Lords,
And he Is the governor among the nations"
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behavior, on the part of the said authorities and
people, towards the United States and her pu lie
functionares who may in future be here, will save
the place from the inhiction which its late acts
justly merit.
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1HE UNDERsIG ED having been appointed Agent for the
Bremen Board of Underwriters. segs rSofa the
public general thai all average claims against
said Under" riter Occur about this XII gdom will
have be flied by him. Masters of BT.men vessels
ne port If HaN allan Island, in distress
requested apply To the hr earliest
convenience. FLORENS STAPE NHORST.
Honolulu, Ist July, Is A. 9-iy Office Nuuanu Street.
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COOPER AG z.

b. SWAIN, II.
SWAIN q BUTLER,
CoOpers, Ill Honolulu. GA hu, 5. =,
Having formed cOparnerhp under the style of Swain and
ButIer, have taken the SHOP recently occupied b.
Walters and intent carrying the CoOperng Business
in al its various branches Hoping by strict attention
a share of the public patronage. On ha nj and
for sale 1000 bh casks barrels buckets tubs shower
bath AMI b ithing tubs.-37-tf
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e In the POlynesian of Aug. 26th we publish
ed an account of the destruction of Greytown by
Capt. Hollins of the U. S. S. Cyane. The follow
ing later intelligence will be read with interest by
our readers, in relation to subject which will
probably become of considerable notoriety before
it is finally settled
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G.. III. MARSHALL,
Cooper, Honolulu, Oahu, s. l.,

his sh the yard in Of forery
occupied by Pu chard * Co., ard would sper rtiully
inform the Dn5 that he prepare TO execute
order, in the perage line the shortest notice aHd
me reasonable terms. Tubs shower baths, anc
work of every description made {" order.-35 If
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Cooper, Honolulu, Oahu, 8. l.,
Having premises formerly occupied by W. Vincent
Hotel M4una Kea ~ will Continue 10 carry on
the coopers business in all its branches at the above
place where he hopes thai thO-e of his friends
hitherto afforded him liberal patronage will
MT IL 10 give hu call. n. d. 500 bbs casks
or hand and liberal terms.