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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-17
The Affair at L~eavenworth.

The Affair at Leavenworth.
If the pro slavery party in Kansas are
determined 10 disgrace and ruin their
cause, and 10 draw down upon them
selves the reprobation of good men at
the South as well as the North, they
have only to continue in the perpetra-
ton of such abominable and hideous
oulrages as occurred at Leavenworth
last Monday week, to accomplish their
aim completely. That shocking exhi-
bilion of cruelty and tyranny has been
responded to by one universal sentiment
of e~xecration. against which even the
Missouri Republicans, the indicator. of
all the acts Of Atchisun, Striagfellow,
and. their comrades. covers. The Re.
publican has justified everything hitherto
done and said by the pro-slavery men.
in Kansas, but il has not had the hardi
hood, rs yet, to defend the Leavenworth
outrage. Perhaps it viii employ a cor
respondent Zone of those who took part
in the disgrsceful affair, to defend the
guilty parties.)
The details of this inexcusable ard
fragrant outrage are well known to the
most of our citizens. Thirty or forty of
the citizens Of Leavenworth, among
whom were substantial and respectable
merchants, well and favorsbly known in
the business circles of 81. Louis, by their
intimate business relations with our city,
were driven oui of their place. and com
PEELED, without an hours warning, TO
flee for their lives, leaving their stores.
their shops, and their homes to the
mercy Of their prosecutors, They were
not insurgents, they were not rebels
against the Territorial authorities, they
were no abolit onists. They were SIM
ply Free State men, who desired nothing
more than the right of living in Kansas,
and quietly pursuing their avocations-l
a right which every American citizen Is
entitled TO, be his private op Mons what
they may. But they we're commanded
to take up arms in favor of the pro-sIa-
very cause, and because they could not
and would not do this, they were driven
off, and forced to seek elsewhere that
shelter which they were denied on the
inho pitable soil of Kansas.
We are net surprised, when such
atrocities as this, and the horse stealing
outrage al Lexington, are perpelrated
almost daily on the border--we are not
surprised to learn, as we do from sources
.eminenlly reliable. that the pro'slavery
is about to react.
Ii is just such conduct as this that has
coined freesoilers out of slave Stale men,
disguised many FRO slavery citizens of
Missouri with a cause associated with
oppression and wrong.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-17

Annexed. hnd prices Of the celebrated Bone Solvent
Ageuey's Remedies-Bone Solvent. 25 cts 80 cts. and
one dollar; Roster L;nim-nt. for strains. inhamation.
sweeney. &c, 25 cents; Appetite Feed. which 10 ne
horse power in America. 25 cents sent by mail
% ets): Prairie Heave Tonic, 50 ets.Isent ~ mail 81
same rate. Sept. ~. 1850,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-17

A Buchaneer, on seeing a poster for a
meeting of the democratic Fremont
Cub" of Concord. New Hampshire. ex-
claimed.
"That is TOO mean; they stole our
principles long ago, and now they've got
our name.'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-17

II lie said that the life of Washington
viii yield Irving. its author, 800, 900.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-17

DUCKS.-The subscriber has on hand
- for sale a superior lot Of Spanish Merino Bucks,
from six months TO four years old. shearing from I've
pounds to eleven ponds and i've ounces per heal. OF
well washed Wool, Of 4 splendid quality and OF only
one years growth Farmers wishing to improve their
aocks. will DO well to call and examine for themselves
before buying elsewhere, as they can he suited as to
price and qnality. A s. JONES'.
MesoporImia, Sept. n, Is5s-3x+
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-17
Democratic STAMPEDE.

The Louisville Journal says:
The Northern Democracy seem to
have sold out. stock, lock. barrel. and
ramrOd, TO the Fremont party. The iOl-
lowing from New York Herald indie ties
that the movement from Democracy to
Fremontism. which has hitherto been
confined to particular localities, has be.
come general:
The movement of the Democrats in
favor of Fremoat is becoming an infec-
lion, and is spreading all over the coun.
try. In Mexican county, Pennsylvania.
q voluntary movement has been made
by the members Of the Democratic
party, resulting Sin a"thorough Fremont
organization in every township Of the
county. The Democrats Of Cleveland,
Ohio, have also made a similar move
ment. TheNhave published a call for
The organization of a Democratic Ere.
mont Club giving in detail the reasons
why they cannot support the Buchanan
ticket. The Cleveland Herald says thai
the signatures were confined to those
who, up to the present campaign, have
been identified with the Democratic party
and every man who signed cast his vote
for VIM. Medill, the Democratic candi.
date for Governor of Ohio. Had the
call been for those who voted for Presi.
dentPierce, the list might have embraced
five hundred. The meeting to organize
a club is 10 take place in the l6:h inst.
at the Court House and will be address.
ed by the Hon. w. Collins, lately a Dem.
ocratic member Of Congress. In War.
rem county, Pa. all the disaffected Dem
ocrsts have also gone ove to Fremont
headed by the Hon. C. B. Curtis, a Dem
%ocratic member of The last Congress.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-17
Rev. Mr.. Ryan's Sermon.

On Sunday. the 9Th insi., Rev. Mr..
Ryan. Rector of the Up scopal Church in
this place. preached a sermon. WHICH he
said be was Induced to preach. by read
ing an adj, ertisemtnt in the Democrat.
enquiring where pious persons might
attend church and bear the gospel
preached without being abused for their
political opinions. This sermon we
heard, and although the positions taken
BY the speaker were directly opposite 10
those taken by other ~clergymen in this
place, on the same subject, and whose
positions We had commended and de.
Tended, we had no intention Of remark
ing upon it, as We give Mr.. Ryan credit
for acting from purely conscientious mo-
tives, and only somewhat mistaken in
bis premises and differences. But we
have been asked so repeatedly by our
political friends, why we did not notice it,
and several times by ladies with Demo
cratic proclivilies, if his position were
not perfectly incontrovertable, that we
shall take the liberty of expressing our
opinion that his conclusions were incor-
rect, and the reason for the faith that is
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-17
Read. Northern Democrats.
From the Richmond Enquirer. leading Buchan-
an ORGAN Au0 9Qth

From the Richmond Enquirer. leading Buchan-
an Organ, Aug 18th
THE ELECTION OF Mr.. BUCHAN-
AN MAY, AND PROBABLY WILL.
ORIGINATE REACTION IN PUB
Lie OPINION THAT WILL EN-
COURAGE THE EXTENSION OF
THE CONSERVATIVE INSTITU-
TI0N OF SLAVERY.
fFrom the same. Aug 29th
THE ELECTION OF Mr. BU.
C1ANAN WOULD BE A REAC-
TIONARY MOVEMENT IN FAVOR
OF SLAVERY AND CONSERYA.
TISA-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-17

Senator Weller declared the Kansas
Laws, LAS ATROCIOUSA AND INFA-
NOUS AS ANY LAWS WHICH EV-
Err FOUND THEIR WAY UPON
THE STATUTE BOOK OF ANY
FREE PEOPLE IN ANY AGE OF
THIS WORIDD
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-17

We clip the following from the ST.
Lou.s L~RteHigsncsr a paper which has
heretofore justified much of the Rufian-
ism of the Rordsr.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-17
County Ticket.

JUDGE OF COMMON PLEAS.
MIN F. HOFFMAN,.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-17

'4:5o P. NJ. Express going East meets Mail going
West at Aurora. -
%9:IO A. NJ. Express going West meets Mail going
East at MantuA- (sePI0 GEO. ROBINSON, SuPS-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-17

A RABIAN NIGHTS. complete edi-
N ton and last. 50 copies Just received at
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-17

FOR CONGRESS,
JOSHUA K. GlDDINGS.
Polynesian., 1856-05-03
Drug Store (Makee & Anthon's Block

,I,BE UNDERSIGNED Just received per a'e arrivals
/ Invoices Of Drugs, Medicines, Fancy Goods ferinnes
ana other articles OF which snGms'sieG bef"s
A. tbese Goods are imported drct and irom The best so
~, manufacturers the United states ahe kh-
rpe he enabled "a sell superior artles al prices
r.bIx 4 ,rer III an heretufore sold in Honolulu .
0cdsipe Chests constantly hand and htsed up 70 ine
and uosi c,m.sts al rbe loS est fS fhyseLlh
put nezIest manner and Win he sfsA'-
E
R,x-nUn Tartar Acid Tials assf'd Cherry Pectorai,
.rs,u.TIs kiBds, olive Oii, EIr Jamaica Oinseti
D. Sayr Scales, b. us E&uacts e zreatestremea9'l
I-i,rir Acid -try chime, Barn Tucophs Ons,
uxsr P,fas<a. Hops, Q1ckS.er, Cork, Czmphof
Psinsrr Ear Saierisn, Bitfers Row.. nd'- hai oH'
Tr-,,b Povdet and Paste (aTge asst Cari"n Amnos-
C,lod.a BaruRe- Lotion, LIP SaiVe, iAaiEnshH,
srnnve Wax l. MagEe>ias OI-iie Actd,
~ 4 inE Cod liver Uil, sedlcine Chestsr
81, aoosratus Rose Waer, CT ana "i Tartar,
,IsI oils diff straps Hair. Nail and Tooth Brnsaes
- ~ Pocket do, Knives, Ivory ki-gsr Oed siik
1-r,ss-s Saspens. B1ndagrs, Tdrranrs eeitIer'
4 d.IibIe Ink Nurse Lamps, Lzeteals,
Rre,.t Pumos. Hair DYE. vanilla Beans
Si.~ar;ne ExIracts, GeaIIne, Fiesh OiOTesI
a. Eidder's Cordial, l~ingtass,
H.vss Iinimeat for PIfes,
Pa. Pumps Of all desenp1ons
-, pI,strS ia1en=ss Surgical i1Stru nesns
Boyle's Hyperion ilgie
IVistarss Bzlsam wild Cherryp
Flesh Powder, .. s.,..
a. WY 0' D HOFFMAN,, N. D.
Polynesian., 1856-05-03

"ENRY ROBINSON begs respectfully 70 ln.l-
II nate to his customers and friends generaiIy'
N -. ,rsrt,arsh;n heretofore existing with Henry
Rhodes is this day terminated
The old business, on the old terms and ior 'ne
-, ., the old stand under the auction ro0m ot
4 p. Everett near the Custom House VIII , oe con
tinued as before, exclusively on ms Own s,r
III r;tb the best articles. at the lowest marAs'
prices. ;-.. 81 bbds- Nsrteus 5
p-dr Sbds. Unirei Vineyard Proprie;ors pipes
Hollands Gin, kegs Hollands Gin. bhls' ya'naia'
D.. bbls Nonouzahela Whiskey, cases Brandy
INu' nJG - - Geneva do French Iiqueurs.
do Sberrv. bottled in London , do Port, (do.d9
40. 81 Julien Ciaret do. Hock. do Sauterne' 00'
SSbs-rI Cordial. do. Alsynth. do. Jamaica Kan;
Large invoices If Ate and Porter. per SHIPS orA-
nex Lass anI Qlesl, are lIly expected. .
Ho,rolulu, Jsnusry 81, 1853
Polynesian., 1856-05-03
MAIL CARRIER .


'INHE undersigned having been instructed by His
| Exccllency the Minister of the Interior to
establish the overland Mail Carriers throughout the
kingdom Notice is hereby given that after the ls Of
January, 1885, mail-carriers will be dispatched as
below:
OS KAUAI-Leaving Mr.. WidOmanns store every
Tuesday morning for Hanale, returning Wednes-
DAYS.
Leaving NawiIiwih every Thursday morning for
Koloa, Hanapepe and Waimea, returning Fridays.
Ok OAHU.-The mail-carrier VIII leave the Post
Office every Monday morning at O'Clock. and pass
ing through Eva, reach Waiaiua about p NJ
Tuesday he will pass through kahuku, HaUula and
Kaneohe, reaching Honolulu, on Wednesday morn
ing.
On MAUI-The mail-carrier will leave the Post
Office, Lahaina, every Tuesday morning, and passing
through Wailuku and kahului reach Makaz 40 about
IS PM At AN, Wednesday, he viii leave Nj
Spencer's Store which will be the Post-ofics for
that district and passing through kula, Torbsrts-
Vile and kalepolepO. return to Lahaina on Nednes
day night or Thursday morning.
Ok HAwsII.-Mail-csrrierS viii be established as
soon a, arrangements can be made.
The uail-caTriers thrOsg hOut the kingdom Will be
allowed to carry small packages, other than letters
and papers, subject to such charges as may be liked
OF hereafter. -
HENRY VI. WHITNEY, Postmaster.
Uonolulu Dec. 26. 1855. 34-n
Polynesian., 1856-05-03
R. Hs FIELD

II. W FIELD
OFFER FOR SALE, to close consisnments bal
~ ance of stock on hand, at the lowest market
prices as follows -
Crates dinner and SOUP plates, do. mugs asstd sizes
ships pitchers, do. painted bowls. asstd. "
Cases assorted saddlery containing saddles OF every
variety of style ard qualit~-also bridIes' fancy
reins and fronts With polished curbed bits, Tex
an pattern wood stirrups. silver stirrups, brass
plated do, brass spurs, silver plated do, fancy
saddle cloths. &C, &C, &c.
Cases black and white Swiss null check muslin
a. - belle checks, do lrsh linen
.. A orange and green sheeiing, do union drills
a. ,nor,,ed nankeens, bales blue twllled flannel
Bales white flannel, casos mixed satineits
Cases embossed red cotton
BaIes Iiyht and heavy Ravens duck
Boxes peaches in glass, do. pie fruits do DO
casks timed saucepans, cases Hunts hand-axes
axe-heives.
4" natent force pumps of very superior quality
RoxaS broad hstchets. do. saingh ling do.
assorted cutlery
.. sbeaths and belts, and sheath knives
c.If.skins. sole leather, casks sad irons
cine In half barrels composition nails, Sc &C.
Honolulu, 18th Feb, 1886.
Polynesian., 1856-05-03
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
JUST RECEIVED.

TFHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FoR SALE. the balance Of
the cargo Of the Am. ship Job. sin just
Boston, consisting IN PiTt NJ. as follow; S:ns
Case. prints, Fancy do, % MasiHs. do D.nn,,
d. Ticking, bales brown Drilling, blue Drllins,
do s,d bales blue pnnt, cases Nankin pani esrs
do CassineIes, do white Cotton, do eorsr, Jeans
do So ing OttOn blue and white, do hickory Shns,
do sgspenders do 3sesrsueker coats do Linen thread,
Irish linen bales Stripes, do Blankets Cmbrsas
ssles Gunns bags, essss Palm leaf Has,
do Ora-gr cotton, woolen stockings, mixed do,
Fancy shirts, Carpet binding.
Shoes, SC.
do wO,.en's leather Buskins do native wsmsn,s shsss
do mems paIsur BrOesLs, do CafdO,
do 6Ied CATERS do meas thick BOo do super Calf
Rigging leather, Pump do
Hlf Bbls Beans split Peas, bales iops hhda Butter
HE bbls. dried Apples,
iilf. boxes Loaf, Sugar eases Pepper Sauce,
Gases Pres'd salmon, blk. Pepper, do Eng Mustard,
do tomato cNsuP, do Oysters, Capsrs asst. Herb,
do Green Peas, sausaEes, Rose " stsr,
DO Lobsters, do Pickles,
case. Jumps bOIe. R.i.ias Ca.essup Ch0e
Boxes Candies, DO Chemical olive sos2,
do Castillo soap
Tongues and Sounds,
Smoked Halibut. Kegs clear Pork,
Cans SPIT. Tarpeni. boiled ns.ed oil BSi. do DO do,
Kegs blk Paint, as mineral Red,
Kegs French zlne Paint btls hsk, case, rsrdegris,
Kegs Whiting; cans blk vHnish, do sOPa Varni,h.
Hardware, &c.
Kegs Rivets bundles sheet Iron,
$50 bundles hoOP Iron, asst szes, bundles RAil Rsds
Hooks aud Hinges, do copper Tacks,
Cases handled Axes, wire Selves, cases Screws.
Coffee mills asst. CuIlerJ, asst. Tin Ware
SHndFies.
Cases Cologne cases Mait hes,
Boxes GlsEs, sIIe, 9Il2, sKI3, loK u, loIl4,
DEANS wrapping Paper, nests Tubs, bales Corks,
ihls. Lamps,
do Lamp Wick, bbls. Tumblsrs.
d. Mugs, 10 Pitchers,
-Aiso-
Furniture.
painted chamber Furniture, single Bsdstszds.
Common wood Chairs, Office Chairs, Arm chairs,
Chairs, Bar ON Chairs, French Sofas,
haIr GOubIe and single, willow Csrriagss;
Willow hairs, Door mats.
Lumber, Shinxles, SO.
20 do do spruce Boards, paned and iuInted,
20 do do Pine do different qualities,
IS do shaved Shuges, % do spruce ClapbSaras
J do Pine 80 do pine Lsth.
, Q pr Sash Ar 10, sII2, 9xl3, lOII2, l0Il4,
doors sizes and thikenssses, 50 blind Doors
Rolls " Fence.
Dsy- complete with harness, hand Carts whssbzrOws
Cases Lanterns,
Yellow Metal, Nails, &c.
yellow l6 2eOL 2Oz "a 26 ,2s
Kegs composition Nails, inch Iinch Iinrh,
DO sheathng Nails, 2i inch, Il inch.
43-tf c. BREWER, 2D.
Polynesian., 1856-05-03

HUST RECEIVED and for Sale by the Under
e signed.-Tins smoked herrings, half kits mac
kerel, sugar-cured hams, Westpt ALA hams smoked,
corn starch, Pembroke salt, box and keg raisins
Zane currants, raspberry and strawberry jams, ID.
tins, Id. tins green peas, H. tins Holsters. ID,
do. CLAIMS, ID. tins salmon, ID. tins peaches
dimes, sago, figs candies Jenny Lind cakes, asstd.
pickles loaf and crushed sugar cider and white wine
vinegar, cundied citron, so h. tins Suffolk -four so
10. bag. Oregon -four, bbls. super-fne Haxall -four
Carolina rice, pie fruits in bottles olive OIL h. and
10. bottles mustard, French capers sperm and ada
mantine candles, iIberts. Brazil nuts, soft-shell
almonds, jujube paste, English dairy cheese, kegs
salt pork, tins lard cod fish and haddock, ID. bot
ties pepper and alspice, chocolate in tins.
Sundries.
Dickensons chewing tobacco, in 20 ID. kegs, Chas.
P. Wards, do. do. in 10 ID. kegs, Jas. Thomas r.,
do. DO. in I5 lb kegs, Pemhrooks hand smoking
tobacco Manila cigars, stone and clay pipes, Manila
cordage wood and scat chairs, rolls China ma
ting white and check, painted pals, cedar do.
kci baskets, cut nails astd, self heating charcoal
irons. bedsteads. ewers and basins, and general
assortment of crockery. Boots and shoes, gents
Congress and cloth CATERS, kip broga9s. cat-skin
do patent leather do, women and children shoes
boys calf and goat brOgans, misses fox CATERS and
Jenny Lind boots.
T. MOSSMAN & son.
Dee. Ii, 1855. 32-tf
Polynesian., 1856-05-03
Hardware and Cutlsrv

THE UNDERsTGNE" Save "a hs'd lsfEe and vel
ieetef 81 AIes, Nith bsnde@ e0spieie Of
sszss Bsfcss -Rk MANNER Shin=inE HsfcLets
Rssp sEE Fis i1es Dali ouEs sd Gar, Saw Piles
49, P0ok.f knives. Psu ives, Ssl0rs knves. Sheath
krives SCISSOR Gsediss kos g. shOssls Of
Brass aEa Iru Hinges % all d. Do. Screws
Fish HOOks, Picture NAiis, Pistols Different gasties
23n VON HOLT HEUfE.
Polynesian., 1856-05-03
=. NJ, FLfTNER

~ RESPECTFULLY informs the public of
"a Honolulu that he hss removed his establish
S,s.8 msnt from Hotel St. 20 the large new fire
proof brick building of Capt. Makee, (next door
shove DE- Hoffmsnn's Drug Store,) in Ksah1Inanu
St., where he viii be happy TO see his friends and
customers His assortment Of Watches sndJewel-
" has been recently largely increased by variety
Cf fns articles received from New York Boston and
San Francisco. He has also just received. ex ship
Cato an assortment Of Charts. Aneroid Bsrometers,
Brass Comp.sscs. Quadrants, Mast Head Telescopes
and other Nautical Instruments.
" Chronometers for sale,
Honolulu, Nov Il. 1855. 1871
Polynesian., 1856-05-03

J Ggi By hh' 45a R. coADf & CO.
Polynesian., 1856-05-03
The +" Uncle Sam" /"

The Uncle Sam
FHNHE undersigned being agent for this elegant
u and refined miscellaneous family paper de-
voted to original tales, legends translatinns wit and
humor. prose and poetic gems, and sketches written
expressly for this paper.
Send in your orders in time for the new vnIumo.
TERH=-S5.O0 per annun $3.50 han-yearly /;
single co lies l2i cents
s. c. HILLMAN'S
News and Periodical Depot on Fort-street.
Honolulu, Dec. 25th, 1855. 35-tf
Polynesian., 1856-05-03
Tracy r. Brands

Tracy n BfNhd'S
Celebrated Whaling Guns and Bomb Lances
TNHE UNDERSIGNED, Agents for the North
Il Pacific, are now prepared to receive orders for
Tracy & Brands celebrated Whaling Guns and
Bomb Lances. The price is fixed for the present at
$3.50, for one Gun and SO Lances, only $50 above
prices.
GREENE, HEATH < ALLEN.
lG-u San Francisco.
Polynesian., 1856-05-03

TUE UNDERSIGNED, offers for sale at lowest
/ market prices
Fresh English and American Pie Fruits,
Best do. Sauces assorted,
Do. French Mustard. superior Durham do.
Superior Pilot Bread, do Cheese,
LAYER Raisins, preserved Meats do. Clans,
Preserved Oysters. do I.obsters, do. Sardinss,
Tongues and Sounds. Goldfish,
English and American Pickles,
Superior Oolong and Gun Powder Teas,
Spices of all kinds,
Strawberry Raspberry and red Currant Jams,
Cspers, Olive Oil, Candles, Herbs, Olives.
Table Salt. White Wine Vinegar, Pres'd Ginger,
Manila Cheroots, and genera, assortment of
Family, Ship and Mess Stores.
J. c. SPALDING.
Honolulu. March 4, 1856 Soft
Fire Proof Money safes
Polynesian., 1856-05-03

\ -OTICE-The undersigned being about to leave
y the Kingdom for a short time, hereby gives
notice that he has appointed J. F. B. Marshall, Esq,
10 act As his Agent during his absence, under full
,o,rer of Attorrey. CIIAS. BREWER, 2nd.
Honolulu Oahu, Feb. 27, 1856. 43-om
Polynesian., 1856-05-03

FENHE UNDERSIGNED, offers his services 10 the
IL Merchants in the interior as a Commission buy
er Of Goods in San Francisco, having been engaged
in that business for nearly three years past. with
three years previous experience in the interior He
hopes 10 give satisfaction to such may employ him
in that capacity Orders for any description of 3Isr
ehaadise filed and forwarded promptly.
SAM'L. II. PRICHARD,
Up stairs corner Battery and Sacramento sts.,
3s-3m San Francisco
Polynesian., 1856-05-03
SAN FRANCISCO ADVERTISEMENTS
FINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO,

VI SACRAMENTO BRAND-dark peach ia
~ Vor; FL Sacramento brand-dry light soIored;
Aayfower brand-lZ plugs to the pound.
The above brands of Jones & Hudson's celebrated
manufacture, in lots to suit, for sale by
SAM'L. II. PRICHARD,
San Francisco,
39-Sm Agent for the Manufacturer.
Polynesian., 1856-05-03

Stops, Stops, Stops.
EHOR SALE at the store OF the undersigned q
II few very superior. extra line quality PILOT
cIOTH COATS. Monkey Jackets, Reefing ia ket-,
up. heavy Guernsey Frock, extra heavy large wool
en- Stockings woollen Sock, fine Lambs wool Stock
,ngs and Socks, for sale low, by
Won HOLT & HECCK.
Honolulu. March 9Th 1856. 4I-tf
Polynesian., 1856-05-03
ARROW Root

- ANDWICH ISLANDS ARROW ROOT, wal
- rantsd Of good quality, for sale bF
= 32-tf G-P. JUDD.
Polynesian., 1856-05-03

II OF SAFE.
.00OO PBLs. OF OIL Casks, -so cOoper's- TOcs Hao-
%OOO Ir-n and AivetE Apply TO
A
Polynesian., 1856-05-03

HATANTED.-An unmarried man. 81 years OF age,
w who has had fourteen years experience IN
mercantile business. and good accountant. wishes
to obtain employ ment Ill any respectable business
he has resided tie Islands four years, ard would
demanl BIT a moderate salary. Address 81. D.. Box
25, Post OiIice. 29-tf
Notice.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his
Il friends aud the public generally, that he has
tak en- the stand lately occupied by e. W. Vincent,
King street, where he intends carrying Oh the Car
pentering business in all its brance- Jobbing done
at the shortest notice. share OF patronage is 50
icited. GEORGE MILLER.
Honolulu. Dec. 18th, 1855. 32-H
Polynesian., 1856-05-03
J. L. BLASDELL

HAS re-opeusd his Carpenter Shop st The old
Il stand, on the corner Of King and Alakea-sts.,
here he hopes. by strict Eftennon, 20 share ths
Enubic PsS0nnes- sSE