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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-15
rraAI3ERG's FOURTH C0NcERy-sATuRDAY nov
a Is kIsIa's
Mme. CORA DE wIl.AoRST sgncr MORRILL,


Niue. CORA De wIIAoRs1 slsnor koezlLf-
o. NM ms. ss ana ss..a..ro ~. s.r
rOe ana Two sooss o4 ssc; woed. ~ Aena'assa-
IL consequence % tbs, doAr sees ms
Lxse.e bshad u the ucke oiees aurag me a.. me
&C :, s,se every fscLs @ hesr Mr. 1ssesrs, esss e
siAss NAY isRSwisE Bs SECURED A. 81 FACE.
while 81 20 sess, vi aya1sssiy conmsaSe =
1e Sc q sea v erss' WI !. o 81 g -, y.
teAsis VIII be eatias Ia Aose TO reserved
ii, rac ose 81 g Saturday. cooser vii es..
the two ticket once. rriisy Nov u o'csce-
On saturday s DC soi the 81 seats aaa the remaining - -
p &c., s-s 9as Van Ess 70 ts's
e. ma s n ssd n M sSkkys ne a
TS:sdsy Sos is-7hs vi IN coscKRT At Nisos sAss.-
TaE MEcHASlcAL AND MUSICAL WONDERLAND
many ,sossaad pts e maesrsry % the tor Of ssss
rOSeseSys p.rserns TIE Choicest eSgpo.cas o. nuse e
srs.oa q internal saa Produces z sse susm.sa ~
sdjus,neaio Il internal Constructor ~hoA u
sds,.e sss r. rse'y s.smD. Sss o. ess'snon q
;o 'iSf' s'1''s n : ''N' ops ~" " =
AR ANp MRS BARNEY wTiLIAxs-r eRKAr
se s NSys ss one
dtn sad has been scsno~ised % be cae @ ae uos,
Tss Iaey cemmsnssd Il Ss Theatre EsS iSsrpsss =
Sess engaged Tor ini,sd aunser Of asss. ser hlcs
nae bss sesd al ~ ne pncS ,seses sas = sss Ss
cSson back LqnSon sheg engaged Zoe han
bred AMI hlty nights.
GREAT ATTRACTION by orr ADvEgTfTrNg
VI columns vii De seeu that DoNkIT1s really vondes-
ir sc,g moneys jog. and gcsis and truly beautfui dn
lsy ala.res, 80 sioaissT' PAL soases mater y
course.
A CsDyAY or MUSIC 10 IEr-9N 1hR OFF rI0aT0
IA q. the for c1,oeTs lectures Sc. AccomnyA-
uoa fcr four iaouAAai peroa> Price, per nxhl ~ na0A
ing Axhl
The price fov bal nshs been reduced 70 RIO lnaaAa
al he pr sse. Of he bars supper rcons and COAX ~1~
tosrAer vrh NE hzhtnx snf flooring. Appr - n. e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-15

lrpM mt CtbCinnal 6a1o4t@f -.
Tie PORK season Ipoo winch dcsscnA !u'
Goa meaSes WIN very litie anim.sca. sI,agsrcss
aspee, OF tue market differs much from shA
o. ms Gaze last year Last season, the WI =" w. ~
was bare OF provisions; the stocks both Ia ~ auo
on me sea board having been entirely exhsdN co. ne
Manufactured article found ready sae FAST "wss
TINS state OF things, hogs winch opened at about So
advanced until they reached 81 and notw ithsta0uS n
constant press arc upon the market arising from an an
cpated increase in the CROP prices did recede bcs
low the opening price until about the middle Of Dsceu-
Der ana ven tnsn the decline not extensive, com
pared with the expectations OF those who hositated
make purchases a. the rates previously current The
few Gales we're made below s6 so and the AVERAGE was
rhe over 20 co. Many dealers fought sgainstt the carly
advanced opinion Of an in CROP and the
o. tne Up 70 MID summer seemed to Indicate that
they were correct an exhibit OF the pack
ioe N the West published In the 0aue and ice Crea
the majority Of dss were ready S 70
and many were positive 10 tho belief that our report
nor ns y, incorrect THIS we were un
our Opinions IN the face Of evidence OF their naccuracy
but because We had faith 10 figures obtained in
rary of our reports previous years had been FULLY estab
hshed and We could not bow reports obtained
DO erroneous true that up 70 mid summer the facts
wore apparently against both regalded prices aud
the movements o. products but we accounted for the
seeming discrepancy to Our satisfaction by the fact OF
which we felt very well satshed, that heavy socks
NAMED 10 the country The interruption Of navigation,
which occurred IN an unusual extent last winter,
prevented the early cwtribntion OF stocks aud
prices having largely advanced subsequently,
to the close OF the packing season, the oond-
depce Oh dealers IN tho continuance OF high prices
encouraged them TO hold stocks, and WAS not,
therefore until lately that became evident that
Inmates OF the crop were correct and that dealers who
based their calculations upon ehor crop had been de-
ceved with reference to suppes future course
oil the market rapid decline in the price OF products
has consequently been established. and although The
supply barrel meat is light the markets are every.
where 0verseocked with bacon The stock Of the
In the West including New Orleans at this e is est
mated at twenty to twenty-five thousand hogsheads,
aeanst none 81 tho corresponding date Last year. and
prices Ia this market compare "a follows
Nor. 10, 1856. Nor. 10, 1856.
Mess PORK Is SO 90
bacon stoes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. oS 12L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-15

MONSIEUR PEDRO IAP0RT WILL, IRON THE re
M ceirt Of - cents or stamps send any pe-scn sfu DE-
Ineaon Of their character BY their hsnivrang-
sufcen Direct, with return postage, Monsieur PEDRO La
torL Post oaLce, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-15

CLATRvoYArcE.-MHs. sEyxors, no srsIy1
" street fev doors ives. ~ Broasvay Ire ros
III medical apd sas1as@s VI arvoysn n Are-<s al css
eases discovered snd cured, cursble atvics
business absent fenia 10, and sAtsscnco 10 ~ $500
no eaarre mede
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-15

pRooKLYN ATHENlEUM
II MosDA Nov L..
THALBkR0'S ONLY CONCERT.
ame. G. DE WIIh0RSr. Sir MORRILL,
1he programme VIII De the q.
frat Concert In New York.
RESERVED SEATS
81 TO- and u tckes according 70 loao- With both the
III ~ ana Si ucSes VIII be gwen check cabling the hol1r
" O reserved seat
THE SALE OF SEATS
VII commence on SATURDAY, nov L. at O'Clock. ak Mar
branns music store. No. a,3 fuitcn street a. VIA W.
Roses book store No s Atlantic Street. AID u. Van korden
Kings, As Hail street New Iork
ORDER OF TRF SALE.
On Saturday viii be sold 81 co sea.s Monday tia
81 and remaining 81 50 seats
Seats Nkeyiss 10 he had nj the door.
Doors nj =: u A So'ciock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-15

An AsIRoZoarsT T1AT BEATS rzs WORLD. AND
"A ave thousand docsrr reward Ia offered % Ar perrsn
Who surrass her IN giving ccrect ssssnent OF rss
rlarfy aSssnt srfs o<ses
law she a,so gives lucky rumnerN ks-
any person has vissea city Soc "a ssc mainT
grvai Az ~ho AFFLICTED with ecassmyuca
liver snf soroLs rheumatism or any ober h1SevnS
csease vout 40 well 70 car ard this wonderful and
natural rfred Lady, VII away sast
R-Msfane rl,fyrTON d n, turabrs Cal aoi ssts'y
yrrrssivea Residence Ne las o-chsrf srses eeveea
Hovsfcn and fautor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-15

i ryrArRyoy A~cr-LADTs AFFLICTED WISH DIS.
u ease aad which Rei cured should consult Mrs BAyEs
the os medical and business clssrvoy
tca Residence 6 Grand eree, NJ y Satisfactory ersmi-
/ nations given IN AZ cases or no charge mad..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-15

(yARD.-MADANx PRxWSTEn RETURNS fH&Nwe
~ her friends a,f psrues ard Beg say that 49, Ne
housant1 bota and pnsiStelrhia
suited her vsh sstre ss,sstor, she fees csnsers
H. questions az sstroogy love and Aw books ~
orsces relied constantly BY rs2ol-ou sss has
she win ts The name o. he fvne hussNre srt sec Ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-15

Col r. e. Pate and others enterssscc the meeting 9Th
appropriate and patriotic speschss
r-esolutious which unanimously adopted -
Whereas the condition Of affairs In the Territory OF
zansa end the action OF the new Governor demand the
prompt and speedy action OF al Law and order men vno
are securing 10 the south and 70 southern set
alers In Kaness their equal rights, and.
Whereas a law and order emisrans We are Unable 70
u'.r the Territory . armed - ~ = osn
our views az 70 the best policy :, be pursued under
existing clrcum tsnces, belt
Resolved, That In defiance OF Yanhee guerrillas IN
Lanes hanoi H. viii make claims and occupy them.
Re Owed That We mutually pledge our lives, our for
tunes and sacred honor" 70 sd and support at all
,ors 70 col y re Kansas with pro slavery pupuison
Eeeolved That with heartfelt gratitude recognise
The sterling patriotism Of the gallant Missouri ans and
tender them thanks for their efforts TO sustain
.ishis and although for time disappointment has been
are result vet should remember that patriotism
never Without ns reward although success may now
attend sacrificing 9, eron yet sns Mssosrlsns nave done
Resolved That those persons from the South Who have
re,tlcd IN Kansas, intend d1rg So Immediately or
sAnise themselves into companies or coone conssting
Of not ess than twenty I've more than hy men, aud
that thoee different companies settle Al convenient dis
rem each other 70 afford mutual projection
Resolved, That this meeting appoint representatives
whose duty shall be 10 canvass the southern states and
collect means, 10 colonies In Kansas
against want during the coming winter, and for the be
nett OF future emigrston 70 Kansas.
Resolved, That the Chair appoint m Executive Com
mitiee whose duty shall be 70 receive and deburse all
moneys collected by the representatives In their re
spsctve states Tor the purposes named The foregoing
Under Toe ara resolution the following sppointm eats
For Alab.ma-H. n. Clayton, n r. Tresdwen, e. n.
NeCo,d, ". L. Moon, N. A. Brcndet J. e. Sims and W g
100 sss,ocsy-J G Reynolds and o. shelby
FOR vlrxnl.-w. n. Welsh, J. q 2ucxer, H. C, Pate.
z. n. Rcsser aud RIdsswsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-07

DOR NORFOLK AND PETERsBuRG.-THF TNITEn
IL States matt steamship ROANOKE Captain Tbomas
skinner VIII leave for the above places "Wednesday sh
inst, NJ O'Clock r. NJ from pier ~ North river she wi,
arrive rfoik the Petersburg The III
lowing morning. Passengers FOR the s. wn proceed a,
rccily on by the southern mail line Charleston Al
guss Savannah &c Those for Richmond will arrive AZ te
e~tinafon e~v on Friday morning Travellers Will ind II
the cheapeS rh-aotes and most expeditions
and fare, with staieroom Norfolk So Petersbnrg az
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-07

CTEAMBoAT FOR NoRTHPoRT.-THE GEORGE
- LAW leaves Northport every morning at O'Clock for
york returning leaves Peck alp daily ct M Sun
DAYS excepted.
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EroR LIyEhPOOl-UHIvED STATES MAI. STEAM
- ship BALTIC Comsisck, commander. VIII depart with
we United States mails for Europe positively Saturday,
Oct al ~ O'Clock M from her berth at the foot Of Canal
sotet FER freight or passage having unequae1 accom-
9oSs9 rs elegance and comfort apply % EDwARD K COZ.
ANS 20 wall street Passengers are requested 70 Do on
board " II ocock A. N. An letters must through the
r9s once any others viii be returned. The seamshp
saturday Oct g. B-fhe rate OF freight from Liverpool
unth further notice. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-07

ANEW YORK AND ERIE RAILRoAD-ON AND Az.
IN ter Thursday August 1856 aud until further notice
passenger trains win leave pier foot Of Duane street, e.
Buaajo Express ats A. NJ, for Bufslo.
Dupkirk Express, ri A. NJ, for Duntirk
Mail Al el5 A. M for Dunkrk and Buffalo and nterYnedi
sae stations Passengers By this train wirsman ns
~ Owero and proceed the next morning.
Chicago Erpress at r. n, for punkrk.
Rockand Passenger at 10 r. NJ, from foot Of Chsmbers
street VIA Piermont for suferns aud immediate stations
way Passenger tP. n, for Newburg and Middletown
NirSt E4press At p NJ for Duntrk and Buffalo
Enlarani al p ~ for Dunkk and Buffalo, and inteme
diaie stations
The above trains run daily, Sundays excepted.
These express trains connect At Elmrs with the blrA o.
randaeua and Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls
Bushsnion with the Syracuse and Binehsmton EAoad f
Railroad for Rochester,; At Great bend with Delaware Iasks
and Western Railroad for Scranton s Buffalo and Dun.
with the Tle Shore Railroad for Cleveland and Cncn-
rsd. Toledo, Detroit, Chicago &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-07

DAY BOAT FOR ALBANY. FARE ONE DOLLAR
IL Steamer Aida leaves Canal and Spring streets Tues
Thursdays aud Saturdays at A. M making the sual
landings.
Hupsos RTyER RAnRoAD.-FRok NAY ~ 1889,
IL the trains will Rave Chambers street station follows
Express a. n. and z. n mall. A. n through wS
III NJ, for sing sing, 1873 A: X and sasf. ,hs .sn
leaves every Friday evening, a. II r n. for Hudson, 81
r \. Cor Peskskil, and $50 r. n The Poushkeepsa
Sing Sing Peekskn trains 1t the way saona Pas
taken q, Chambers Canal Christopher and Thirty ay
Trains for New York leave Troy at ass SIS and
IO40 A. NJ and 40 p NJ and East Albany at $50 a.d
ArEw YORK AND HARLEM RAII.RoAD-FARE m
IN duced only 81 50 Qcm New Yort 70 Albany. The In
Land road conn Getting viii Western and Northern rains
$40 A. NJ. espreA train for Albany, without change =
cars, connecting with Has A. u. Central and Northsrs
$40 A. NJ, mail train stopping .. wniamsbridge and ~
stations above.
Rsturping leaves Absny-
go A. NJ, express without change OF cars.
QIs A. NJ, mail train.
t9Dp NJ, express for New York.
invite business pleasure u take the
Harlem Railroad which for comfort, prcmpnes safety,
unsurpassed. The Albany trains fitted Mth
approved brakes, which place The trains undex
The OF he engineer rendering II the safest road In ME
Union Tickets be obtained and baggage checked once
western Railroad, Albany, White and Centre. Brosms
s'' iNe"'' WI ]. ckMBBELI. suueriuteusen4
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vThE NEW YORK AID LIvnRPOOL UNITED STATES
mai, ssesmsr Tho ships comprising tis hne arss-


The ATLANTIC, Capt Oliver Hldridga
The BALTIC, Capt Joseph Coms,ock
The ADRIAT4C Capt james West
These ships having been bulk BY conrsos expressly r Ne
struction, sso in their entnes u insure strength and
speed and their accommodations ~ passengers une
quaued for elegance and comfst
Price Of passage from New Liverpool IN rs cabA,
1885, second do, ~ Exclusive Of extra size state
rooms SSzb From Liverpool New York 50 and ~ guneas
An surgeon sstaeAed 70 each she Nc Dsrs
proved water tight bukheads and avoid danger from Zoe
will not cross e Banks q y degrees unt asr ~
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DAY BOAT FOR ALBANY. FARE ONE DOLLAR
IL Steamer Aida leaves Canal and Spring streets Tues
days Thursdays aud Saturdays. att A. NJ making the ua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-07

DoOMS TO RENT, NEAR ST. JOHNS PARK-PAR-
~ Tor and one two bedrooms, comfortably furnished for
gentlemen, without board In strictly private family;
gas and privilege Of park references exchanged Apply at
Is Varick street.
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EDW1RD < C5IL i7f' No. IS wan sreetS.Y.
Drown. sHIPLEY co, Liverpool
aTEPHEE kENHARD CO.. a Austin Friars, LoAdsn-
b. 9. WAINWRIGHT 90. Paris.
owners OF these ships win not be scsounabo ts oc
nver bullion specie jewelry precious stones meta
s bulls Of Ag Ggnsd therefor and the value hsres
expressed herein
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-07

r AIDES TRAVELLING CLoAKs AT GENINs "a
- dies and childress outaifng bazaar, SIS Roadwsy
just received and opening 1000 ladies travelling coa - "a
Lite-'ar clo,h. rvors co. Ps'ershsm &C su1Ilsf"
alacvunlry Lsde, n
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RIO IET-A ROOM AND BEDROOM, FURNISHED on
unfurnished without board. in private family, first class
house, No 1853 Lexington avenue, between Thireth and
Thirty FIRST streets.
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EyOR sALE-TwO NEW, EIEGANT BROWN sToNl
houses Nos % and 81 East Thirty first street,
three storss high soop basement under cellar
with maderm improvements each q feet inches by 30 feet
inches deep first neighborhood One
bond and mortgage INQUIRE ct II Wall street. room To-
Polynesian., 1856-09-13
No. l9

All things being safe, supper is ready. The
ather takes slice of cold broiled pork the usual
Drown bread and mug Of beer, while the bows are
RECALLED with milk pOrridge or hasty pudding. In
tnelr season, they had watermeons and m1skmel-
ons and for extra occasions little cherry wine.
Sometimes they had boiled Indian corn, mixed with
kidney beans Into bean and pea porridge they
put slice OF veuisOn. They had also a succotash.
which Is corn and beans boiled together The meat
OF the shag bark was dried and pounded, and then
put into their porridge to thicken it. The barley
ire cake was served at breakfast. They parched
corn and pounded 1t, and make it into hoecakc
BAKED pumpkins were common. The extra
dish for company was O cake made of strawberries
and parched corn. The same religious exercises Us
were offered at dinner are now repeated.
AT seven O'Clock neighbor calls, not to ask the
news for there is none, but to propose change of
work for Tuesday next. This was agreed to, and
as our ancestors made up in hearty welcome what
they wanted In luxuries, a mug of cider is drunk
oy way OF entertainment; and half-past seven finds
the neighbOr gone, and the household ready for
family prayers. The scriptures are read in-the
Old Testament in the morning, and the New at
night. Eight O'Clock records the entire family in
bed, except one Of the boys, who has inouisitve
mind and has borrowed book on witchcraft and
he is allowed to sit up till nine and read by tho
light of pitch pine knot stuck into hole in the
chimney.-BrOOks' History Of the To,rn Of Medford.
Polynesian., 1856-09-13

T4r N,TIyE-LAND OF VoICEs.-We begin
with the ContraIto. 1t is curious fact that this
VOICE is found principally in the southern parts OF
JtaIv and Spain, and among the poorer classes that
work in the open air. have always remarked In
NV own country Utaly) that in small provincial
theatres the Contralto chorus singers are in far
greater numbefs than the Soprano; have no doubt
hat this is owing to the hard labor and frugal fare
of these women, (they being mostly peasants, fol-
Ioving some laborious outdoor occHpation,l which
manner of living gives to the vocal organs great
or strength and volIme.
The Mezzo Soprano is, if / may so speak. cos
mopolite: for everywhere may this voice be found.
Mad Malibran, Spain; Stoltz, France; Sheriff, Eng
land, &c, &c.
Northern countries on the contrary, are the cru
die of fine Soprano voices Mad. Sontag, Germany;
PersianI North of Italy; Bemeric, (who bad one OF
the most beautiful voices possble,l Hungary; Jen-
nv Lind. Sweden; Damaureau Cinti, North OF
France.
The Tenor voices are principally found IN the
cantro of Italy and South of France. Nouri,
Montnelier. Rubin, Bergamo; Duprez, Toulouse;
Mario. Bettini, and Gordoni centre OF Italy.
Rass and Baritone are also cosmopolites. Lab
locbe and Beneditti, Naples; Bariolhet, France;
Tamburini, Bergamo; Badiall, Tarini. and Beneyen-
tano. centre of Italy; Herr FoTmes, Germany. But
Russia nav boast of having produced the very
deepest and most powerful Bass voices--lN' l..
MLsicdl World
Polynesian., 1856-09-13
WILLIAM GREEG

OFFERS for sale at his Store in King g-street, next
~ door to H. Dimond. the following goods, ex-
pressy selected for this market. and imported from
Scotland and England. viz.
White dress shirts of superior quality. babies
robes chemisettes, collars, boys Glengarv caps,
coats cotton threads sprig gmuslin, printed muslin.
carpet bags, superior quality, ladIes's enamelled
bags do steel do, do. plush d.. India-rubber
air.tipht cushions assortment of ribbons. An as
sortment of CUTLERY and HARDWARE, Shelf
feld manufacture among which attention is specially
called to table cutlery razors and choice pen knives
AIso-On hand, quantity of FLOUR. l-t
Polynesian., 1856-09-13
Gle polpnestan.
Lovely Mary D0nuelIy.


The following EXQUISITE ballad is the composition of Wm
dillingham; of the late garland of British poets the year
has produced)
Oh, lovely Mary Dounelly, it's you love the best
If fifty girls round you, I'D hardly see rest
Be what the time of day, the place be where w
Sweet looks Of Mary Donnely, they bloom before still.
" Her eyes like mountain flowing on rocl
How clear they are how dark they sre and they give
many shock.
Red sunshine, and wet,ed with shOw'r
Could ne'e express the charming has its pow
"Her straight and handsome eyebrows lifted up
Her chin is very and pert, like china cup
Her hairs the brag of Ireland weghty and fine,
It's Cling down her neck and gathered in twins.
The dance o. last Whit Monday night before
No pretty girl for miles about missing from the floor
But Mary Kept the belt of love- and oh but she gy
She danced jig she sung song that took my heart away
The music nearly kilId itself, listen her feet;
The fiddler moand his blindness he heard her SO much
praised,
bessd himself he deaf voice she
raised.
" And evermOre I'm whstling or lifting what you sung,
Your smile is always my heart your beside my
tongue;
But you've many sweetheas you'd both your
hands,
And for myself there's not thumb little finger stands.
Oh, you're the flower of womankind in country in
The higher eIalt you, the lower I'm down.
If great nrd should this way your beauty
bright,
And you to be his lady, I'd own it was but right.
" Oh might we live together in lofty palace hall,
Where joyful music rises, and where scarlet curtains fall
Oh might we live together in cottage and SMALL
With sods grass the only roof and mud the only wa
Oh lovely Mary Donney, your beauty's my distress;
It's far beauous be mne but I'll wish less,
The proudest place would fit your face, and poor and
low,
But blessings be about you, DEAR wherever you may go
Polynesian., 1856-09-13
B SIN ESS CARDS.
DOCTOR McKIBBIN. Surgeon, &c.
HoNoL ULU MEDICAL HALL

corner OF Merchant and Kaahumanu Streets Prescriptions
carefully prepared Medicine chests examined and
eted on reasonable terms superintendent of
himself his son.
Attendance for Consultation office A. NJ till noon
and from till six P. NJ week DAYS and from A. M
m IL on Sundays At other times his residence Union
street. I7-u
Polynesian., 1856-09-13
C.. A. TANER,
c.u Maknr HouoIuIu, Oahu, s. Il.

SalI HdkCEs HIUHOF"I"s
on and feFsale hemp ana e"tton
Duck Rigging Patrnt Blocks, Needles, DIG Salis
and ever thing appeFtainng 10 the trade. oIass
nramptIv attended sndexeeuted with quiek
Polynesian., 1856-09-13

(The following exquisite ballad composition of Wm.
Angham, of the late garland of British poets year
has produced:)