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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-11-08
- A terrible instance Of the suffer

- A terrible instance Of the suffer-
ing, caused BY Post Ofioe nismansge-
mcnt or robbery, happeacd recently At
st. Louis. A man who vent thence to
Texas, to return Immediately, found
some profitable business which would
detaia him several months, iad there
fore wrote to his wife inclosing one hua-
dred and 6fty dollars for her present
wants. The letter never reached her,
and being, With her Eve childred, turned
out of her homo fer nen-payment Of
rent, and driven to despair by the idea
that her husband had deserted her,
drowned herself and youngest child IN
the Mississippi. The unhappy husband
and father receiving no apsvsr to bic
letter, returned to St. Louis to End him
sells widower, and bis children sup
ported by public charity. The Post
master who stole that one hundred and
Fifty dollars will have fearful account
to settle with . department, the Head
Of which it is impossible to cheat or de-
esivo.
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Massasoit .Salrc Cures Wound,.-
We often mar our fingers with the TOO
often use Of favorits knife, or, perhaps
it isjammed BY being squeezed between
boxes, bales, or other large packages.
IF these little ailments must exist, ns
better antidots can b. found than the
Massssoit Salve.' Sold at 25 cents
per box by the Agent.
j. p. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
l20 Washington street, Boston, Mass.
AGENTs--PorTER & CHAMPLIN,
Westerly G. f. NICHOLS, Kingstos,
and Druggists through the States
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- An insane woman, in one Of our
hospitals, became SO unruly tho other
day, that it was necessary to con6ne her
in room by herself. This was more
easily said than done, however. 1t was
not until she mastered several Of the at.
tendants, that she was forciJly lifted up
and carried by four of them towards the
room. Finding herself overpOwered,
her whole demeanor changed, and with
. look of comic resignation, she said,
d" Well, In better off than my Master
was. He was carried by one ass, but
I'm carried by four"
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-11-08
~ Mr.. George Sumner, brother oi

~ Mr.. George Sumner, brother of
the distinguished Senator Of MAssachu-
sstts, has declined the high position Of
Aid.de-C.mp to the Emperor Of Russia,
from an snw'lliusness to serve under
any but Republican form of Govern.
ment. Tho Office thus declined is US
uslly esteemed in Russia A. leading to
the very highest positions of the State
This act is . dis,nterested and very
creditsble one to Mr.. Sunner.
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FoR THE LAprEs.-We fud the fol-
lowing scrap, taken it is said from Hen
ry's commentary, in the Western Con-
tinent /:
Woman was made of q rib on, Of
the side IF Adam not made out Of his
head to top him--nar out Of bis tect to
be trampled upon by him, but out Of
his side to be equal With him-updsr
his ar. TO be protected, aad near his
heart 10 DO beloved
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Che Uesterlp Gfbo,
AND
pawo atmok Advertiser.
Westerly, November 0, 1888.


!. Subscribers who do not give express no
tice TO the contrary, are considered q wishing
to continue their subscriptions.
2. Ifthe subscribers order the discontinusnce o
Of their papers, the publisher can continue to
send them until all srrearages are paid.
s. If subscribers neglect or refuse TO taks
their papers from the Office to which they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
settle their bill. and order the papers discon.
tinusd.
4. II any Subscribers remove to another
place without informing the publisher, and the
paper is sent to the former direction, they arc
held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to
take . newspaper from the ONCE. or removing
and leaving it uncslled for, is &ima hcie svi.
dence of intentional fraud.
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The "Traveling Public"

We have been requested, BY . resi-
dent of Broad Street, to say to the
=" travelling public" that the east end Of
Broad Street is now undergoing repairs,
and should persons have occasion to
pass over that part Of the street in the
night, to beware Of excavations, heaps
Of gravel, stone, sc. We trust that no
moro accidents will occur, - liz hts are
now placed the whole length Of the
street.
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NOTICE

IS HEREBY given to all persons whatso,
ever, Ito the "interestng ones" in particularly
that my wife, Lie Ripper Shanghi has left my
bed and board without any just cause or prov.
acation: therefore forbid any person trusting
her on my account, as shall pay no debts Of
her contracting from this date.
j. II. z. SPLINTER.
Westerly, Nov. 9Th 1855.
P. s. Lie is an awful ertrsvsgsnt gal--snd
I'm glad she has gone aAoat upon the world,
ss her husband couldn't stand the "pie" any
longer.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-11-08

~ The last night in October was
Hallow e'en-known TO all the dsmscls
from the Emerald Isle, as the evcniful
night on which, according to the quaint
old superstitions Of Scotland and ireland,
the kindly fairies permit the trusting
msidens who will invoke their aid by
charm, to know in advance what manner
Of men their future husbands arc to b..
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-11-08
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROvIs
DENCE PLANTATIONS.
BY THE GOVERNOR.
A PR o e. L A NJ A ITO n.

Praise 10 the privilege Of nations -
we'll - Of individuals. There should
Be occasions when tho grateful feelings
Of . Christian people may be selemnly
expressed. The State that is forgstful
OF the Divine source Of its life and pros
perity, has lest its noblsnsss, and is nigh
to its end. Our fathers felt this. In
tho wisdom Of true faith, they we're in
the habit Of observing such occasions Of
public praise to tho Almighty, for His
special msrciss to them rs = people,
Feeling that God 10 to be recognized ny
the people of this State as gratefully
now a in former times, and that We
have indeed innumerabls supsradded
reasons of thankfulnsss, l, William W.
Heppin, Governor Of the State Of Rhode
Island and Providence Plantations, BY
authority Of law, appsi.t Thursd.y,
tho twenty ninth day Of November in
stA.t, to bs observed ~ . day Of Public
Thanksgiving aud Praise.
l would invite tho people Of this State
to suspend On that day their secular 90
eupations, and to csnssorate it to the
solemn and joyful service Of God.
Let Us render hearty thanks unto
Him, that He has mercifully preserved
to as all those thugs that make life de-
sirabls,--our freedom, our sQuitabls
laws, our means Of intellectual advance
ment, eur sources Of honorable business
enterprise and, above all, our religion,
blessings, the gift Of tho Gospel Of Peace,
the heavenly influence Of its truths, and
the opportunity Of eternal life 10 all
through Jesus Christ our Lord.
There seem to be also peculiar rsa-
sons Of gratitude that have arisen 10 q.
- . people during the past year.
Unto the pestilence that has desolst-
ed vthsr parts OF the lsad, God has said,
+" Thus far shalt thou 70, and NO far
thsr," and We have been graciously
spared.
War, which has afflicted the nations
of the Old World, pro.trsting the efforts
Of Industry, and spreading mourning
over 50 large . portion Of the earth, has
has not visited US,
While, therefor, vs enjoy With cheer
ful hearts the social and religious bless
logs that have been vouchsafed to Us,
let Us no: forget those who are afflicted
Let ~ pray that where sorrow and death
have aboundrd ,sonsolations may abound.
Let " beseech God that pssee nay re-
turn to tho earth, ana he. sll the causes
of war, OPPRESSION, hatred and cupidity
may be removed.
would also earnestly recommend
that . spirit of generosity to the posr b.
mingled with the sacrifice Of prayer sne
Thanksgiving
: L.s. the seal Of the State, thi
| ~ Eth day Of November, il
the year Of our Lord one thousand sigh
hundred and 6fty-hve, and Of Iudepend
enes the eightie,h.
WILLIAM w. HOPPIN.
BY His Excelleucy's command:
JOHN X. BARTLETT,
Secretary Of Stale.
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~ News Of tho 2lst ult., informs

~ News Of the 2lst ult., informs
Us that the cholera is raging u Rio Ja-
nsiro With increasing severity between
so and 80 cases were occurring daily,
and 500 deaths had already occurred -
The people Of the interior would not
como to tewa for fear Of the pestilencs.
In Brsganca and Ut Pernambuco also
many we're dying at Bahia tho cpl
dcmic was rather on the decline.
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~ A daily morning mail was placed
on the route between Providence and
East Greenwich On Monday, week --
There are aow morning mails from
Providence to all the considerable vii
lagos On the limo Of the Stonington Rail-
road, excepting Wexford. The people
Of Wexford ca. be equally we'll accom-
modatsd if they wish to be.
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~ Henry NJ. Tucker, who has bee

~ Henry NJ. Tucker, Who has been
confined to the Jail fer several months
or charge of an assault with iatsnt to
kill bis father, has been permitted BY
the justices Of the Supreme Court to
give bail i, the sum Of $4,000. As bat
one Of the jury were in favor Of verdict
Of guilty, it is probable, il the future
conduct Of Mr.. Tucker should warrant
it, that the Attorney General will dis
coatiaae the esss,
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-11-08
- The trial of Joseph White

~ The trial Of Joseph White for
an outrageous assault upon Horace A.
Manchester, Esq, in the streets Of Prov
idence, some time since, and which
came near resulting in the death Of Mr..
NJ, took place before the Supreme
Court in Providence on Saturday BY
consent Of parties, tho first and second
counts Of tho indictment were waived,
and 10 the third count the defendant
plead guilty The judgment of the
court was postponed to future day
A suit for damages has also been insti-
tuted by Mr.. Manchester.
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tAdvertisement.)
A CARD.
Hopkinton Oct. Is, 81

Hopkinton Oct. Is, '66
Nm. BENJAMIN PorxR
DKAR SIR-I Rus
sel w Merritt claim land where you have
been and moved the fence just cas-, Of your
ounce yard and want it moved back and
that will settle it without any further trouble
or expense if you don't put it back you will
have further notice of it soon | want what l
bought and no more and am agoing to have is
Yours, RW MERRITT
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~ The Willinaptic Medium says,
the II o'clock train from Providence,
brought = number Of merry, bright look :
ing girls isto our village on Monday, on
their way to tho Colchester India Rub
Der Mills, ~ We uudsrstosd. They fill
cd three s,ages "ohock-s-bloek," and
went on their way rejoicing. The dri-
vsrs were in clever.
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ID I T. ID 4,

In Westerly, Oct. l4,h, at the residence Of
Capt. Joshua Thompson, Jr., MISS ABBY STILL
MAN, aged IS years
She professed religion in early life, and be-
came member Of the Seventh Day Baptist
Church in Hopkinton, where she remained an
honor to the Christian name. until removed to
join the Church Triumphant. The memory Of
the just is blessed. Com.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-11-08

~ A few days since . German
shoemaker Of St. Lsuis, stabbed his wife
IN hve places With sharp pointed knife,
and then fed to the river and drowned
himself. When he frst jumped in, he
Was dragged out BY = lars. Nevfsuud-
land dog, belonging to him, which fol-
lowed him to the river In reward 10,
his nstls act his master plunged q knife
into the animal and killed him On II,
spst. He then made second and sue
oessful attempt vt self murder.
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~ The work of raising and renov.
ing the wreck Of the ship Joseph wal-
ksr, which was burned at the coAfagra-
ton 10 Water st in New York, in De-
eember, 1853, and which had remained
in the dock at the foot of Roosevelt st. 4,
since that time, has besn finally aohiev-
ed BY Walter X. Jones. and the vslus-
bic dock privileges at that point viii
again be available for commercial pur-
poses.
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~ The Periodical Depot Of Col.
VIM. o. Irish, Of New London, was en-
tered y, Saturday .sight and robbed Of
come ten dollars 10 change.
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MI A R R . Il d ,

In South Kingston, lst inst, Mr.. GsErsk
GARDINgK, of Exeter, and Miss FRErLOyE e.
RosE, Of South Kingston.
In Providence, lst inst, by Rev. Geo. X.
Darrow, Mr.. NATHAN B. WILCOX, Of Stoning-
ton, Ct, and Mss SARAH L THORNTON, Of z.
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- We learn that the friends Of
tbs late Cromwell Whipplo are Gil cula-
ting subscription paper, to raise funds
for the purpose Of erecting a marble
monument to his memory.
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- Il 10 stated that the New York
Associations of Liquor Dealers has paid
the New York Tribune $4,000 Tor the
use Of couple Of column. until the sies-
Ven " kst StstA
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~ The Rev. j. NJ. II. Dow has
been appointed Agent of the Rhode ls-
land State Temperance Society, and will
devote = portion Of his time to lec,uring,
sc.
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~ In the Vermont House On Mon
day, . bill was introduced by Mr. Rob-
insOn Of Sssrsbsrg, to prevent traffic in
intoxicating liquors, (puuishi.g the third
offence BY DEATH which was referred
to tho committee on the liquor law,
without printing.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-11-08

~ Gov Wright Of Indiana, having
become the happy father of pair of
twins, has named tho boy Kentucky and
the girl Indiana.
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Notice..

ALL persons having claims against the 90.
tate Of Warren Frazier, late Of Westerly, de-
ceased, are requested to present them on or
before the first day Of December peIt
CHARLES II. DAWSON.
Westerly, Nov. 8, 1868. 2to
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-11-08

~ The village Of Baskerville, in
thompson, VI aud on the line of the
Norwich aud Worcester Railfosl. Vas
sold at auction % tue 29ta ult IL va,
purchased ~ some Bostsn eap,,al,sts.
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- HAppER's MAGAZINE for No.
vember is received, aud tor sals by 4.
G.. Barnes.
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~ The Governor Of Coanscticut
has appointed Nov. 2sth for Thsnksgiv-
ing.
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NOTICE..

THE person who picked up my Port Monnio
on Sunday last, containing eight dollars IN
money, and some papers, will save further
,roublc and cost and be suitably rewarded by
leaving it At the Echo Office.
JOSEPH ANTHONY,
Westerly, Nov. 5th, 1855.
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Wanted.

1Sl BUSHELS prime white beans. APP
LEU ply to II. A. BROWN.
24O
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TX OR 20 Shares of Mantle Bank Stock for
LEI sale. Enquire Of WM.P. COY.
ct 240
Polynesian., 1855-12-15
"a. Iaackfeid a. 30.

EH AVE JUST RECEIVED from Boston, per Am.
n Il ship John Gilpin,'' the following Goods,
which they offer for sale, viz;
Bales Manchester Denims, do Shsetingss
do blue and bro. Drillings and CottaIls,
do Milford Ticking, cases bleached Jeans,
Cases Kip Brosans, Patent Lasting Caters.
Calf Shoes, Native Womens Shoes,
Gases blue and white Sewing Cotton,
do superioy L. B. aud Fancy Bosom SHIFTS,
DO Saddles and Bndles, complete,
Cans Boiled Lin,eed OIL and Spts. of Turpentine,
Tins Black Paint, kegs White Lead, Tins Green
Paint, do Prassian Blue do Chrome Yellow,
Cases Foolscap Letter and Wrapping Paper.
Writing Ink. bales Hops, 1885, hi brls Dried Apples,
Brls Cider Vinegar cans Cheese, in tins
Bent's Water and Soda Crackers in tine,
Pickles in OF bottles, Mustard in ID bottles,
Black Pepper, do Saleratus loaf Sugar crushed do,
Hams, Painted Tubs,
Solar aud glass Lamps. solar Shades, chimneys and
wicking Palm Leaf Hats. sailors Tin Pans,
Cocoa handle Butcher Knives, rolls of sheet Lead,
Assd cut Tacks, kegs cut Nails, A. 8. 8, 10, I'D
Cases patent self-heating charcoal Irons.
BOWS, chemical olive and cocoa Soap, SC, Sc. 8tf
Polynesian., 1855-12-15

II FOX, BAKER AND GROCER, Nuuanu ST.
Cd between Hotel and Chaplain sts., Honolulu
respectfully Informs his friends aud the public gen
erally, that he constantly has on hand a well Sc
lected stock of Groceries, best Flour in barrels and
Ia bags, best Fresh Butter, Cheese. Ham. Rice,
Preserves in tins, ETC., ETC., all Of which ne offers
for sale cheap.
" B. Best Fresh Bread, IL Loaves for One
Dollar.
Hot AIince, Cranberry, Goosebery, Apple and
Banana Pies, daily. 6-6Ds
Polynesian., 1855-12-15
COOLIES! COOLIES! COOLIES

COOLIES! COOLIES }! COOLIES!!!
EHERSONS desirous of getting Coolie Laborers
are requested to call at the Office of the under
signed.
These Coolies, with little teaching, make Very
good washmen, gardeners, house servants and labor
ers and it would be advisable for those who are IN
Aant of such, to engage them Immediately.
April f. 1855 4s-tf B. T. SNoW.
Polynesian., 1855-12-15
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

MOTT CE-PFoper application kav ng been made tn
~ Hon. G. NJ Robertson, Associate Justice Of
Court By Kanau, for letters Of admnistrzroa upon
Estate Of Aalo Of Manoa, aie deceased Notice is herc
gwen to s persons whom may concern that Wednesday,
the Seth day Of December O'Clock
: day aud hour appointed fer hearing the application
or letters OF administration Aforesaid and all objections that
may be offered thereto. the House In the Il
honolulu JSO. +. BARNARD Clerk o. Supreme Court.
Honolulu, Dec l2Ih 1855. 39-I
NOTiCE-PrUper application wing
g. H. Robertson, Associate Justice Supreme
oy hal auna hauhema and WahiIekspu, for letters OF ad
Upon he Estate OF KahanSnnalkai. Of H0nouln
late deeeased Notice Is hereby given all persons whom
may coneern that Wednesday the 2th day Of December
Al al O'Clock in the forenoon, day hour appointed
UE1V15IG1n nj mGnOnANU1OE.
Polynesian., 1855-12-15
KAMAA HOU,

u PER JOHN GILPJN, asd Tor sale the BRICK =
~ SHOE STORE The subscriber having vssy tsA
- much enlarged his St1re and received fresh in -
voice Of goods offers his aHd the pub
nc the largest of CUSTOM MADE boots and shoes
ever in this market.
n D. Boots and Shoes made and repaired as usual.
I7-tf j. A. KOOn.
Polynesian., 1855-12-15
NUTSLINS SILKS LAWNS. &c

MO SlsiNO StLho La " -NAs w.
NOR SALE by the Agent OF the HudsOn's Bay
/ Company the following choice assortment Of
Fancy Goods, viz. Null Muslin, Book Muslin,
Swiss Book Muslin. Jaceonet, Victoria Lawns, Mus
lin Dresses, Lawn 'Handkerehieis, Muslin Sleeves,
Guipure Sleeves. Limerick sleeves, Honiton
Sleeves. Lace Capes, Shot Silk, Check and Figured
silk. Tortoise Shell Combs, Real Thread Lace.
Honolulu, July, 1885, Il-u
Polynesian., 1855-12-15
LIYERY sTARLE.

TEHHE subscriber would respectfully inform his
the business at the old stand in Mauna Kea ST.
opposite the residence of the late Capt Maughn,
where the best of saddle horses for ladies or gentle
men can be procured
~ Horses to let by the month, week or day
Thanking the public for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon this establishment, and
assuring them that no exertions his part shall be
shared continuance Of their favors is respectfully
DC FRANK P. MANINI.
Polynesian., 1855-12-15

BEEF. BEEF. B. Eff.
CONSTANTLY on HAND, and 80 sale, TOR
" BERT's BEEF packed in Rock Salt, in packa-
ges of 65 lbs for family use, and in barrels OF 200
lbs for ships Warranted to be sound and Of the
best quality. For sale by
JAMES MAKEE, Assignee,
lift OF T. W. EVERETT.
Polynesian., 1855-12-15

HE NJ. WEBSTERS LIVERY STABLES,
Nk. Beretania street, adjoining the Commercial
Hotel. The above establishment is provided with
superior Saddle and Carriage Horses to be let by the
boi,T dav or week Horses taken on Livery, and the
hest of grooming food and attention furnished. The
services of competant Veterinarian Farrier' are eng
gagged. and the proprietor invites those who are fond
of equestrian exercises try his Horses and judge
forthemselves. LADIES and Gentleman wishing their
horses sent to their residences will please notify the
hour and eouipment either at the above establish
ment or at the Commercial Hotel
Ss IS NJ NJ. WEBSTER.
Polynesian., 1855-12-15
PlCIFiC EXPRESS COMPANY,

r, G.. MOVES. President.
ENOR THE TRANSFORMATION OF Freight,
z Small Parcels and Letters to and from the At
lantic States; also throughout California. Oregon
and the Pacific Coast generally. Collectors OF all
kinds viii be promptly attended to at ary of the
points mentioned RICE < CO.. Agents.
Honolulu. Auril 18th, lS55.-50-tf
Polynesian., 1855-12-15
B00P AND SHOE MANUFACTORY

BOOT AND SHOE MAKUFAcTORY
EP1 A. PEATr respectfully announces to
Y a. the citizens of Honolulu and public
e&~ - generllly, that he has opened busi-
- ness Enr the sale and manufaeture
OF Boots and Shoes If every description, first door
above Mr. Loves bakery, Suuanu street.
Having thorough practical knowledge of his
business, obtained through mSny years experience
he can insure good fitting article single trial is
respectfully solicited TO convince
y. b. All orders punctually attented to. Repairs
n0atly executed. I6-6m
Polynesian., 1855-12-15
WATALUA FALLS---KAUAI.


.J'HE UNDERSIGNED begS to inform his frisnds
| and the public that he IS now ready to accom-
modate eight ten boarders at his Mansion on the
WAILUA FALLs ESTATE, in such manner as cannot
fail prove agreeable and satisfactory. The air and
surrounding scenery unsurpassed in any part Of
the Islands The Wailus Pals, within few hun
dred yards Of the house, have always been justly
garded as great attraction to strangers.
The Mansion itself is spacious and airy, command
ing mos. extensive view of the surrounding scene
~. Immediately adjoining is garden Of Howessy
vegetables, &c, comprising every variety the coun
try affords. Fruits also abundant in the proper
season. But few places, it is believed can combine
many circumstances TO please the eye, crafty tbs
TASTE promote the comfort and iDyigorats the health
Of the stranger.
The Wailua Falls Mansion Is situated sbout four
miles from the Tort Of Nawiiwii. and is easily ac
ceSsib,e.
Board and lodging az moderate rates.
For Z more particular description of the Walua
Falls Estate the undersigned is permitted TO refe<
TO lion. D. L. Gregg, L. s. Commissioner Capt.
s. Sterrett, L. 5. y, Col II. Pr9ndergssts Cyrus
W. Jones & Co, tlorens StapenhOrst, Esq.. Capt
/ ID. p. PenhaIlow, and Ellard Hoffschlaeger, ESQ.
3-tf DUNCAN MCBRIDE
Polynesian., 1855-12-15
LENTRER ANp coal.
GlrNnR

Manila S hemp Cordage, cases yellow Metal, shea
thing, sheets copper Sheathing, Boxes AEomaSC
Virginia Tobacco, cases disdeIR Tobacco twist. e
first rate article,J yellow metal Nails. boat metal
Nails, iron Spikes.
All the above goods in first rate order and via
be sold chem to close the eoEsignment. 3-tf