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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-07
Fer the Palladium
Of tie Wayne County Tsaeiers association
lid u (anabt.dQr. Eel Q

Of the Wayne County Ttachers association,
held at Carnbradgr, FEB. 2.
Meeting was called to order by A c
Shor,ridge, President On motion a Com
mittee was appointed to prepare business for
tie mex meeting. J. c. Stanley. NJ Charles
and E NJ Ed gerton We're tie committee. The
Essayists who We're to read, being absent, the
morning was occupied i'll miscellaneous bust
ness j. @. Stanley conducted an exercise in
Elocution, very satisfactorily. Many useful
suggestions were made by different memb ers
upon the various methods of training Classes
in Reading one Of which was reading the
vocal clements. alone. Adjourned to l 2 o'clock.
n. Charles conducted exercise In mental
and written Arithmetic in most Interesting
manner. Joseph Moore furnished report
on respiration, d. Straw bridge the subject
Of Grammar, A. G. Shortridge on Mensura-
ton. Committee then reported the following
duties for the next session Of the Association
Edgerton, Essay moral instruction. Estes.
Ess V on Natural Philosophy. Jesse s VIII
son. on Mental Arithmetic Miss E. Cox on
Primary Reading Miss Jennie Eddy an Essay
on the utility Of singing in Schools. { a son.
by the Teachers.) Miss J. Nav. report on
English Grammar H, Hinhlev on American
History. j. c. Stanley on Composition. G.. H
Grant, Essay on the Importance Of attending
Teachers AsSocia;ions. NJ. Charles on Written
Arithmetic, D. Roberts on Geography, Miss
Alverson, Essay on School Government. Il.
Birdsall Essay on the Circulation of the Blood
NJ W Brown on the Improvement OF Teach
er's leisure hours. N. c. Stevens on Algebra
and J. Hurry on the utility and bes. method
of conducting SchooI Exhibitions: report
adopted.
Association then adjourned to meet in Rich
moud four weeks from date.
A. c. SHORTRIDGE, Pre,'t
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ANOTHER LrNK.-ORR. of South Carolina.
can add another link 10 the chain of valuable
services performed by the Northern Demo
Gratis to induce South Carolinisns to send dele
gates to the Cincinnati Democratic Conven
ton. The recent vote cas-. by the united De-
mocracy. North and South, for AIKEN. for
Speaker, furnishes that link. He is South
Carolina Nullitier. and the owner of one
thousand slaves! Surely South Carolina will
no,e send delegates to the Cincinnati Nation
al Democratic Convention" don't you think
so, Jeemes?
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vOur neighbor publishes lengthy com

Hour neighbor publishes lengthy com
munication from his MAN Friday" Isaac, J
10 his last paper. in regard to the doings At
Cen.erville on tho 27sh; and apologies to his
readers for its appearance in that shape, by
telling them he wasn't there himself! We
opine. the thing would have read the same.
word for word. editoriaYy. had our neighbor
been present. Then. and in that case, the
writer of the long editorial on our Senior
course in regard TO the Speakership, and the
writer Of the communication, could have had
tho one following the other-all the lies would
hsvs been together! We don't blame you,
nsi :hbor.
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{. 7. EDGERTOr, Sc y.

The Educational meeting. on Friday even
ing, rad been duly noticed and at an early hour
the Seminary Guiding was well hllrd by al
attentive audience, who were remarkable for
their 60 d conduct. while they listened 70 q lee
ture OF some length on, The influence OF early
Training" by Z. II. Edgerson. - the As
ISOLATION there We're quite number Of visitors
and teachers wao had never before attended
the AssociaLi lion. who doubtless came 70 learn
of the brilliant Suns and SteTs OF Richmond.
whom they had seen % highly extolled II tae
columns Of the Chronicle. whose power .
shed Halo OF light all around them, had
been held up a. inducement to the friends
10 Cambridge and vicinity, TO attend the meet
ing OF the association. They did 30. but we
regret 10 say these lights were not 70 Be seen
We think. however. the good people a5oat
Cambridge who were with Us were interested
Come agai., friends.
A. C. SHOR1RIDGE, Pres't-
E NJ EDGEaTos, Sec'y.
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SILL LATER

The slatenen that Mr. Ainard was taken
prisoner. proves incorrect. He i now IN
town, having made his escape al The tine
h wzs supposed to have been taken ne
stumbling OF one Of the horses OF his pursaers
and lie falling Of the rider was mistaken hF
those booking on s. the arrest Of Mr. ~ lie
was pursued about TWO miles, and aired upon
several times. but csc ped uninlured NJ.
Sparks is also IN town. and confirms the truth
fitness of the above report, % lar - 1t came
under bis observs.ioa.
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PROBABLE PEAcE.--Ths lates. news from
Europe Indicate peace, and it seems to be
founded on adispatch from Minister Seymour,
at ST. Petersburg, 10 the English Government,
which says: "Russia agrees to accept the 81
lied proposals as . basis Of acquisitions
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~A correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
zette. writing from Washington under date of
Feb. /. says:
The vote for the resolution declaring Will
liam Aiken Speaker of the thirty fourth Con
gress, was lost by Only seven votes Every
member from the south. Democratic, Ameri-
can aud Wing, voted for il. and in addition
every twelfth section American from the Free
States, including Fuller. of Pennsy wants, who
was elected on the anti Nebraska issue. Then
there was the votes Of Messrs. Broom and
Willard. Of Pennsylvania; Walk, Whitney.
Wheeler d Co, from New lork, and by
such beauties the people of the North are IN
part represented. The South never send such
dougtafces to represent them Notwltfstan-
ding the aniagoniSm between the admlnistra-
ton democracy and the Know NoJhings. and
the great ado made about Americans ruling
America" Americanism sinks Ike q snow
fall in river, and disappears whenever the
question of slavery, its permanance and ad
vancenent is brought IN question. | state
these things not in tisparagement Of Democ-
racv or of the South, for Ike the South the
better for its bolduess, and adherance 70 what
il regards its interest but | state these thin =
that the people Of the North may profit By
them, and adopt them models for imitation.
Not one Southern man in Congress failed this
day 20 record his vote for William Aiken OF
South Carolina, Know No,hingism, Ameri-
caniSm. Whi--m and every shade and color
OF partyism, was made sub>errient TO slavery,
and the North ike q weak kneed giant as Ills
bent down before IL. Ii was melancholy to
witness The degraiation: TO see such men as
Broom. John Wheeler, Walk, Fuller and
Whitney. voting against the North and for a
South Carolina Nullifer Mr.. Harrison. Of
Ohio. was il the House but did not vote. he
neither voted for. nor against Mr.. Aiken, and
vet his reason for opposing MF. Banks Is thai
be was not true on the Nebraska question.
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E. NJ. EDGERTos. Sec y.

WrscoSsIS.-A writ of QKo Warrant
has been issued from the Supreme Court Of
Wisconsin TO WM A. BARsTow. acting Gov
ernor or that Safe, requiring him 10 sppe.v
before said Cour. a. Madison, February 7ih
to show By whst warrant ne clsmes TO hold
and exercise the office Of Governor Of tina,
State, and to abide the decision Of tie Cour.
In the premises.
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RAvAGEs OF vows IL IowA-Two PzE-
SONS DEvorRzD.-0win 20 the extreme cod
weather for some time past, the wolves ia ga
waianie county have become dangerous
neiehbors Poultry yards and sheep fol4'
have been robbed 70 fearful extent, and u
several instances the hungry beasts have 90
been inclined to spare tie hunaa species.
About three weeks ago. d man was returning
from q prayer meeting accom- panied By his
two daughters, one sixteen aud the other tween
t7-three years Of age. They-were all riding
the same horse. when suddenly pack OF tin
Der wolves assai.ed them, aud being unable
70 escape By flight. they attempted 10 defend
themselves. but the terocious beasts attacked
the horse. rendering him unmanages5.e- lie
oldes, daughter vas partly thrown and parity
dragged 10 the groroI. and instantly dsvoaf
ed This enabled The father and other daaga'
Ter 10 escape Several neighborH soon ms'
tered. but pom repairing 70 The spot nosn.ag
bu: one shoe was was found. and very ieE
remnants Of the unfortunate girls clothing
A bow about thirteen year, Old ifis ms is's-
e-e bo.se L, get water a, & spring. which was
49,, hall a mile distant. since which tine
rorb;nr has been seen Of him. The pail va,
touad near the spring: also. some marks Of
blood and lock or Two Of hair Seversl
persons have have been chased By these sas'
are rpon..e-s-keokuck Daily Posf.
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For the Palladium.

An INpossIprLrrY.-N is . moral impossi-
bility for any one 20 teach self government
until he learns 70 govern himself. no'wish-
standing he may boast and blus,er about its
excellency on every occasion. for example is
better than prseeps X
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EBrother Larrsbee viii make a capital
editor If he keeps on. Speaking OF some
things said against one of the candidates, uses
the following:
They are oulv the arguments Of such gut
ter politicians as Milton Gregg and A. Pat
rick-men who have wormed through all the
fl,h aud wallowed among all the sunk pots
Of political degradation, until, ike tie skunk.
thew emit no odc-s except those the mos. of
fensive 10 the nostr1ls Of decent men
That ism, exactly in the style Of Rosabow
er. bu: il is nesT enough for political purposes.
-Brcesriiis 4 merriam.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-07

1g Some chap down East" ha. dise"'
cred the cause Of the prolonged cold snap
He SAYS when Dr.. Kane left the North poe
BE foryo. to shat the back door after HIN
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H~ The {. s Senate. on tie 4;h instant,
confirmed Hon Geo. NJ Dallas. - Minis:e;
to England. to take the place Of james Buc-
hsnan, resigned.
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kFThe prices FOR produce have been coz.
siderably depressed in the eastern ma'A''
since the ARRIVAL of the last peace news.
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We learn that on Thursday nia


We learn that on Thursday night, confic.
ensued between the Abolitionists and Pro.
Slavery men, at the town OF Eas,in ! miles
West of this place. One of the Pro Slavery
party, man by the name of Cook. was xii.
led 1t grew out of the election that the Alb.
oltionists were holding for State officers
Failing 10 hold the election the day sp.
pointed, Tuesday. they postponed il to Thurs
day, and the result has been the shedding Of
blood. Our city authorities very properly
put down the election here. but the Abolition.
lists. determined TO carry on: their REASONABLE
and revolutionary movements, assembled a.
have committed all sorts of violence. How
long will these outlaws be permitted to go un-
punished.
From the Western Reporter, (pro slavery
we extract The following:
THE ToRAY.-Therc are some persons in
this county vino are pro slavery. and who do
not approve of that wild and blind policy. ia.
augura,ed by Atchison and SlringfelIow.
They believe that the policy Of this class Of
pro.slavery men are doing more 70 abolitonize
kan>as than any other class. and hence i. Is
tia. 50 large portion Of the people Of this
coua.v have thrown Atchison. SringfeIlow.
il Co overheard The times call for men Of
wise and cool heads, to guide the destiny Of
tie country. and the best evidence Of the IN
fitness Of men for public Office 8. our aP-
prsachiug August election, will be found u
tie action ot Atchison AMI Stringfeilou.-
Taoze whom hey support. let every person
wh5 loves rs country. oppose.
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RICHMOND PALLADIUM.

Excelsior in commendaiion Of Mrs.
Lucy stones recent Lectures in this city, shall
-ppear next week. The Presidents Message,
ongressional matters. Kansas news, DC,
save crowded out divers articles prepared for
his number.
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LITEST " rs FROM K-INSIS.
The following intelligence We copy from
the s. Louis Democrat Of Tuesday:
RcHeral Of CTrH IT-a~ ~ hapsas-4 BdttEs
: Fought N icfesce Of tbe B.sliot Bor-
Laacreare ~ -frRqs- Tie C7nHtru Pre-
par1HS 70 Ftsit
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THE OTHER SIDE.
BLooDsHED.

From the Kansas Herald (pro-slavery) we
extract the following
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THE PACIFIC
THE PACIFIC
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER,
Ts Published Every Thursday Morning, at Six
Dollars per Annu1n, Payable in Advance.


psners sent TO California, and the United States vi"
"a e. o per annuIn (s15O being the amount OF the Ha-
.,isp and American postage, prepaid.l All such pa
,s will have American postage stamps ON thein'
bicb will prevent any additional postage being COL
gected. o,,.
,r accommodate subscribers in the T. s. OF cahIor-
i rho publisher will receive at par In payment io
ts.rrtions or advertisements, the bills OF any sou4o
,,r ~ New York city, Boston. New BEDFORD, OF Ne"
xdon or any cash order from merchant IN the u
. or any merchant resident here, any whaieshlp cap
IT, v,st;ng this port Such orders be transmitted
s,y mail --,r,c,~c d ,TES
rns;ness cards, exceeding ten lines % per a. az
-, in advance. Other advertisements, ten cents per
ai for the first insection, and i've cents per nne @
@ S,bseoueut Insertion payable always IN aasahee
ehryiSe not inserted. No advertisements ihserleo i
otaries ana funeral invitations inserted as aaFef
Stsements -, =. .h.rgod ouarterlv ct the
- - s2s, for each quarter column occupied os ,
.ertfsements displayed in larger type than usual
~, s,,hect 10 heavier charges ,.taor -
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s,.vable invariably in advance ~, :, ;ns.rtea
aE-No transient adverllselhehiS w. -
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BOOKBINDING

DoNE IN VARIETY OF STYLES NEATLY AND
~ Substantially and Fair terms. Law Books.
Music, Newspapers, &c. bound to order Portfolios
Scrap Books Herbariums. Drawing Books, and Blank
Books to order. officers of ships have their
Navigation Log Books. and Charts. bound and re-
paired at the Mission Ofice, Kawaiahao. Old Books
rebound short notice.
Orders may also be left at II. NJ WH1TNEY,S BOOK
store Honolulu SAMUEL ROSSt1LL-
July l, 1S56tf
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land case. In other words, Judge Par
sons win not have to be watched con
stantly by the Attorney General s office
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sion on Hawaii between the Home
Rulers and the Democrats. Senator
Wood says positively that the two par
ties will fuse, and that he himself
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today by the China, about sixty having
gone up on the Mongolia last week.
That first batch landed in San Fran
cisco yesterday.
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Home Rulers decide to unite their
fortunes And if Curtis does make the
run there will be something doing for
eConunued on Page -
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BUSINESS CARDS.
E. COADY & CO..

Shipping and Commission Merchants. Honolulu S. /.
Refer Messrs. Grinnel, Mfnturn * Co. & Willets
& Co. York, Butler. Keith & Hill, Boston, Wells
Fargo & Co., * Shaw Read. San Francisco Alsop *
Co, Valparaiso, G. f. Train & Co, Melbourne, VIM.
Pustau Co., Hong Kong, Barring Brothers * Co,
London Exchange for sale on the L. 5. and
Europe. Honolulu July l. ISo6-tt
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or HAND AND FOR SALE

DY THE UNDERSIGNED, Fancy Biscuits Queen .
ID apd Picnic cakes In tins of y lbs eaeh ear
lines TtuiIe. half boxes, English MUSTARD IL
pound half pound bottles Soap IN cases u oo t
.a-h. fcs A1OA@- -
july 1-tf
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cood Excnss-A inror's name called by
the clerk. The man advanced to the judges desk
and said
Judge I should like to be excused
1T is impossible said the judge, decldeoiE'
But judge If you knew my reasons
s.Wen sir what they 3
..Why the fact is and he paused
Well sir proceed continued the Judge
Well judge, If 1 must say it, I've oreaAihs
3cut between my fngersl' o,o-o,,r
The ipdce Jrho was a very sober man. solemn!
and progressively exclaimed, cierA' scratch 'A"
man cutI''
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DANIEL C. WATERMAN,

Commission Merchant and General Shipping Agent, Ho
nolulu Oahu, 5. L. Reference Messrs Morgan
Hathaway & Co.. & Macondray & Co, San Fran
cisco; Messrs- D. r. Green & Co., James B. Congdon
Esq. & W. G. E. Pope Esq. New Bedford
July 1, 1S56-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
a u S. c. HILLMAN'S &S
- General Agency. @sssssA3e

u -st"s papers Magazines. and ReviewS Tba ~,
piietor OF this well known establishment car s,.tt
an the Leading Journals now pubIisha6 "a r ranisn
atlantic States, Upper and Lower Canada Meyteo
ou.n f. america Australia. China California wash
IhEtoh and Oregon Territory. Annexed is a tist 20
"'~sS "h hana ana Tor
RaIlon,s Mseas,n aasAzine \. L. Herald Cal Edition
y.rnarS, aIi Tribune, Cal. Ed
Ciodeys Magazine :. ss, .ai Ed
Grahams' Magazine S1y Tsias
Putnams' Magazine Sun1as
hnickerbocker Magazine Sundoy c.
Blackwood's Magazine Sas Sp' 'er
National Magazine "AO' -uJ
illustrated Magazine of art lptV'
Boston Know Nothing CitI1en
Flag of Union Snfrit ~ ,ha ,r,
IonrnI Staats Zeitung
Traveller p;an, oa@e'te
Olive Branch yanisaa ~,
Yankee Priyateer PicL
:. Pilot. pilot NO True Delta
yu,,, aiioe PICTORIAL n. o. Picayune
81. SaZelte OF Fashion Oregon Papers
phiIa Nil Sourhai Bells Life In London
AoiIAi Ne"spaper, Dublin Nation
" Scientific American Westminstar Rsr,
pa,.;, sa' ,,s I've. fost Courier des Etats Unfs
aA'iinofe upper Ned Buntline's Own
~ ~ ~ Upper Louisville Journal
,,lavaionI ~ 'ieSSlny Portland Transcript
Nantucket Mirror Nont,nre. r,
London Weekly Dispatch Pittshnro nIna.s
D y'uinai Missouri Republican
1,, Cincinnati Commercial
II illustrated news. French Illustration
Weekly Times Edinburab Revssa
1, lcits =. +. True Californian
E rIah' cnrohicie s. Fran. Golden Era
s. Fran Alta California s. Fran w;da w.
s. Fran Herlad Sacrarnon,a ~ I. 'esl
s. Fran. Bulletin o"'on
s received for all above papers and
pei1uieais ri and supplies Of cheap publcat lions and
cisco. '0A Hoha sah Fran-
Honolulu July 1, 1s5etf
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HENRY RHODES.
r IMPORTER OF WINES AND SPIRITS. offers for

4 MPORTER WINES AND oE1h11o,
Il sale the lowest market rates,
Ihds and Or Casks Brandy, various brands
Sherry Port Wine in Cr Casks
Sherry and Wine in Cases of one dozen each
do 90 90
IIol,n5s Old Tom do do do
Nono,g,bnIa Wbiskev do do do
Scotch Whiskey do do 90
Cherry Brandy do GO 20
Champagne, Stoughton's Bitters Curacao, ETC.. etc
Ale ard Porter of the best London brands In pihts
and quarts. july l. io0o-ti
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OVERS HEALING EMBROCATION,
" OR ExTERNAL AND INTERNAL USE IT

OVERS HEALING EMBROCATION,
NOR EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL USE. IT IS
ety for Rheumatism Cuts, wounds. Pain IN the sde'
Back Limbs, Lumbago Sore Throat Burns scalus
IL is superior to any other preparation; it will AFFORD
scalds burns; ana tor pains f
relief in very For sale at retail by trad
throughout the Islands For sale wholesale a.
lulu by D. :" 'ii-'
a. W. FIELD-oFFERs FOR SALE OF MDsE
d. arrive Am Ship ceylon from Dos'on
Or Or Dun Gordon sherry Wine
Or old AMoNTILI.ADo Sherry Wine
Eight Rachelle Brandy
Eight pipes ANN. Brandy
Kegs Monogahela Whiskey
BbIs Old Bourbon Whskey
Cases Volts Schnapps
Cases Iongworths Sparkling Catawba.
Cases Longworth's Still catawba'
=. AGAzINEs.-REckIvED FROM NEW YORK
WI by the Yankee"
North British Review for FeoraarE'
,aan OmarterIv January
e;rahams Am. Monthly for April and May
Eclectic Eelfete aets Rook Feb Mar. Ap and May.
Putnam's Monthly Jan ~. 80 - NJ
''Iipf.S kpickertocker Monthly May;
London illustrated News Balons Pictorial ana
.rrest variety OF English and American He%5PaPgrs
july l. 1s36tf II. 91 y -
Ew MATERIAL FOR RooFs.-TaE sUBscRls-
ers for sale TO arrive per ship Ceylon from boston
further supply the cheap and duraole hooahs
material ma de by IN. Z. r. Co. which Is no" ti
ing into general in the United States anu @
small lot Of material, which was iInIofteu per
seen on the of the New Prison For cnea9lrss
Durability and freproof properties 1t Is oeiietto @ t
this new Roofing material is superior to any other now
IN -se- . - IT. 49, .as+i,,oniaIs of
efficiency OF these Roofs at the 6ount,Ts TIT
Z. BREWER. I'd D. r D.
III / t$-Jrtf
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HONOITIT HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, JULY 2 1856
BUSINESS CARDS.
CHAS. H. BUTLER.

Cooper. Gauger, Honolulu, Oahu, H. l. Cooperage
queen street, directly opposite r. Coady & Co.'S. new
building Would inform the public that he Is always
10 be found at his shop to give prompt attention
al orders IN BIS line of business. constantly
on haLd large and desirable stock Casks tin
SHOCKS and orherwise), Barrels, Tubs and other ar
tcies MADE order. He especially invite the
attention OF masters of the Whaling Fleet and other
vessels 10 the above, and them that he VIII
at all times be prepared their demands upon
the shortest notice. and most reasonable terms.
Eonoulu July / IS56-tf
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3IFFITH MORGAN. c. S. HAITIAN
z. F. STONE,
MORGAN, HATHAWAY & CO.,

and Forwarding Merchants, San Francisco
Cal. References, T. S. Hathaway Esq. Messrs. T. &
A.. r.. Nye, & Swift & Perry, New Bedford Messrs
Crinnen Minturn & Co.. New York, Jonn NJ. Forbes
Esq, Boston, Messrs. Perkins & Smith, New Lon
DON Daniel c. Waterman Esq, Honolulu.
July /. 1S56-tf
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D.
Ship Chandler and dealer in General Merchandise Waia
kea Bay. Keeps constantly hand extensive
of every description of goods required by
whale ships ard others.
Shipping furnished with fresh beef. Vegetables, and all
kinds OF Groceries, and Provisions, &C., at the short
est notice at the very lowest market prices
Best facilities for of from to 5000 barrels
being the landing, and free from matched
buildings
Wanted. Whaers bills the q. S. Europe, for
which money will be advanced reasonable terms
L. This offers the safest and comDlodious
anchorage port in the Hawaiian group Here
you give seamen their liberty without danger Of
losing them by desertion. No ardent spirits allowed
to be sold
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3. z. HARDER.

3. z. HARDER.
Butcher and Sausage maker, Honolulu, Oahu. S l.
would respectfully inform the Residents and Ship
masters. that they be supplied with the best
Beer, PORK and Mutton. at his establishment the
hose cottage Market. nearly opposite Bethel at
tne very lowest prices Families, Hotels and Boa rd
ing Houses can be supplied any of day with
the best SauSages. Pork. &c. Vessels supplied with
Corned Beef and Live Stock the shortest notice