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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
Jlst Received by

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS |!
Just Received By
n. q. II a. f..
DRY GOODS.
B.,es brown drini - eso. oossous
sss:s s;s: s,s.' ss:s'' ''''''' s;:.'s.. s:ss 90
Table covers; Lntn napkins;
scotch diaper; Curtain muslins;
BRA and brown aanast; MORE Mors snslass psssss''s
Jet Sss Susson:: S1sSs .a' ''' Ribbons. &c.
BONNETS:
CORD willow cape; Fancy cape,
BACK Bisceis lace; braid;
Fancy sypsey; Missss pedal, etc.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems calf bsugans; Super calf ties;
Mems oxford ties; Metallic overshoe.;
Misses kid buskins; Misses goat bootees;
MIsses' Hne slppers Boys goat brogana;
Ladies' congress saiteri Ladies' kid slippers
MISCELLANEOUS
Fancy baskets; Lace nitts;
Nursery do; Lisie eaunslets;
Fans, various kina., Ven barege
Gimp, furniture gimpi Fringe trimminsi
Silk buttons; Lace buttons;
Malta lace; Muslin founcinG;
Muslin and lace collars: Sets collar and slcevsa,
HARDWARE, &c.
Cut and wrought nails; sheetlead and snc;
Handled axes; s B. lanterns;
Dog collars; Copper and iron tacks,
Horse hearns; Plated desert knives;
Pocket and table knives; Grain mils
sSoe sf~e ana nai.; u'a'' ''s"' SarbanHs % scales.
Hat and cloak hooks; Charcoal ironsi
Solar lamps do coneepots;
(;lass Iamps; do castors
Hats. caps, etc; Curtain pins and bandsi
Spur strrupe etc. Grindstones and czanks.
SUNDRIES.
Rolled iiu.eed cir; Wood and cane rockg chn
Spirits turpentins; cane-sest chsirs
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Ts the Owners. and Perssns anseressea -
Whaleships in the Pacific Ocean
O,ucr o. rHs PAxAnA RAIr.-RoAD CoMrAny,
Nxw YoRx, July 20. 1857. )

O,vycr or mn PAxAnA RAIr-RoAD CoMPAuY,l
Nxw YoEx. July 20. 1857.
>Sa- The Panama RailRoad Company takss The n:nce
49, ness the advantages offered by thes neaEoe1
across the Of Panama. for tfe rhipDene q
Oil from the United Sates and fcr sendg
The Railroad has In regular and successSu
more than years, and III capacity Tor the u
every descripp merchandise, including Oh,
has been fu tested. attention Of several CO.. g
whaleships has recently the sulce 4p1ng
their oil from Panama New York during the pree1s
and the Panama RailRoad Company has made
to afford every facility which m.y be rs9urea ~ ~ - -
been bay Of Panama, 70 the end q wn1en 1ns
Cars are run cagoes from nghtes q veen yng
wall vessels Of from 200 70 800 e 8 he Pi ~
safety, grounding in the mud at low water. - -.
The vessels TO Aspnwnll are uesa1ng Dngs p
longing the RAILROAD Company, ana s,e ic4p12y -
under shroagh Bf1ls - 499hoe :: ne nes 8 e.s5ss
cents per gallon received II e Rte and nine oee - -
received in the haxbor hum ehiPs tscues .ts
charge covers every expense from Panama to New 1c y
the oil IL through the Superintendent o. Commefc
Of Panama RaiRoad Company, fnSu.nee ezosPse+ -
made payable on the latnm o. " New 1
The vessels Of the Company uary ssuinenty, sn1
the average passages om AsPinwan are abcut ty
four hours Oh during ~ kangk acsus De {tias. en .
covered with canvas conveyed p covered can -
may be assured evy Wn Be taken TO
cargoes have elresdy besn conveyed 20 Nsw
on or other goods csnslkped ~ transportation te as ~
fntendent Of the Pnnnma Company, or 70 ~
Ness:. co%nsso. AssIs ;: e 81 ss cs@ps1s assses
1r Frederic l. Hdnks has been sppotneed Aesne =
lulu Sandwich Isand and prepared % furnish esey
information 70 shippess - s...-S..u-.
Agent Pansms 4 h. Co. Honolulu g. el-l1n
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HONOLULU.
8usiness Garos.

AGENT FOR THE
New York Board Of Underwriters.
The undersigned takes leave notify Ship
&C., that he has been duly appointed Agent for the
New York Board Of Underwriters
| 13-ly ALEX. j. CARTWRIGHT.
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JOHN ID. HAVEkOST,
Auctoneer, wailuku, East Maui 3s-1yr
JOHN THOMAS WATERHOUSE,
Importer Wholesale Retail Dealer in General Merchandise
Honolulu and Lahaina, Maui. Att
b. PITMAN,
Ship Chandler and dealer General Merchandise, Waakea Bay
extensive assortmentof
description Of required by whale ships and Others
Shipping furnished with fresh beef Vegetables and all kinds OF
Groceries, and Provisions &c at the shortest notice. at the
lowest market prices
Of from to 5000 barrels, being
the landing, and free from thatched buildings.
Wanted bills the T. s. Europe for which money
will be advanced reasonable terms.
port offers the safest and most commodious anchor
age Of port the Hawaiian Here can give
seamen liberty without danger OF losing them by de
sertion No ardent spirits allowed to be sold
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CHARLES w. VINCENT,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. The under.igned would In.
form his friends public, that he has taken the ven
known Carpenter premises e O. H. Lewers ksq On fors
street pacnage hefeolore 20 literally
bestowed. che various bFauohes q Bu1dng
Fans epscncations and conFacs afendsd 70 VIII peoup
- - ana '' CHARLES y. VINCENT
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1sHINA MATT1No-x9 ssis b2
" Ti-sS - I. KfcTlAskx> I'LL
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-31
From, the Motjnsb'ug Repa5ltcda:l
GOVERNOR WISE.

Amidst the gloom which surrounds our
monetary aad internal Improvement inter
ests, we derive no little consolation from the
fact that those interests are, during the re-
cess of the General Assembly, under the
guardianship and protection of our present
distinguished Chief Magistrate. The De-
mocracy, in view of our present difficulties,
pay yea feel proud that they have placed
that remarkable man in the position which
he now fills. Active, yigilant aud ener-
gotic-thoroughly Informed upon all mat
tiers of detail, aud scrupuious in the pcrfor
nance of every duty; of large experience
and fac administrative ability; of the most
comprehensive and siatcsmdnlikc grasp of
mind, and burning with an intense and al
most fanatical devotion to the State over
which he prcsiGes, We may rest assured
that nothing will be omitted on his part to
stay tse Impending Storm and to maintain,
defend and protect every interest commit
ted to his charge. Large discretionary
powers must, Of necessity, be vested by the
Legislature in the Executive upon occasions
like the present Tie powers have so far
been exercised with consummate tact and
prudence, and the people of Virginia, of al
classes and shades of opinion unmistakably
indicate calm and abiding confidence that
they viii continue to be exercised with
Judgment, sagacity and fidelity. What
nobler tribute could be accorded to public
funetio9arg than Che reliance so universally
felt aud expressed at a time like this in his
patriotism and craftsmanship!
lftl,c career of Governor Wise were now
to close, he has already achieved enough to
place 4is name in the front rank Of the
statesmen of this conntrT. Rut he is yet in
the prime aad Eigor Of rlaano6s.-'full of
life. eiiergy and intellectual po;Ser and USE
fulncys, asa : sta, iaqsa :4risteat future is
bcfygc him. lie is and always must be a
great fayoritc with the American masses. -
They k9oG Ass genuine sympathy with
them in all that relates to their comfort and
happiness they admire his frankness,
eoarage and independence they are aceus-
toned to hang with rapture upon his manly
md inspiring eloqucnee, and they appreci-
ale will, their Characteristic honesty, his
qnshriuhing fidelity to his friends, his party
and his country.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-31
RIagDanim0uS Act,

Mr. Lofevrc, wealthy sugar PLANTER
f tpfnurchc died recently without issue
lis wife having preceded him 10 the grave.
lis e tate was appraised at about 500 900.
\ few days since his viii was opened, when
was found that he had left the whole OF
us possss>ions to be diyiled equally between
Two g2uticron Ct this city, one a nephew
to his wife anl the othor the broker who
al transacted his business in this city, a
nam in No wise related to hin., enly II the
~ o. his husiHcss 70 the establishment
4 his friends, this broker, on finding that
lie had been made logatec TO half the old
mans estate, $3.50, 000 at least, } went be-
fore a notary public and renowned the
whole legacy, making it over in favor Of the
relatives Of the deceased in France, consist
ing e. nephews ard nieees to the number
Of twenty or thirty, and all humbly situated
in life. The old man had previously made
a will in which his French relatives were
handsomely remembered: but on returning
from visit TO tleM, nat long ago, for some
reason known only to himself, he tore the
will 10 pieces and wrote a new one, having
eyc5y thing to his wife, nephew and his
broker. as above stated.
lie came to ihis country when young, a
poor halter; but prosaering il ais business,
and finally marrying IA lady of wealth, he
went into the sugar culture, and progressed
50 w,ll that few years more might have
made him millionaire The broker who
so magnanimously renowned his share of
the estate, gave as his reason for SO doing
that he was already as rich as he wished to
be, and felt so Independent that he did not
wish it to be III the power of any one to say
that any part of his fortune was MOI Of his
own making. His independence will GER
tainl} se heartily klesscd en- the other side
of the water. We would give the gentle,
mans name, were we not satisfied that he
claims no merit for his act, and has no de-
sire to he publicly mentioned in connection
with the matter " o. Crescent
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-31

HOW THN DEVIL LO6T--The fol-
owing is too good to be lost. 1t conveys
a moral to those who feel disposed to spread
in the news PAPER line;
a young man wlo anlently desired wealth
was visited by his Satanic majesty, who
tempted him to promise his soul for eternity,
if he could be supplied on this earth with
all the money he could use. The bargain
was conclpded-the deyil was to supply the
money, snd vas at last to have the soul
unless the Young man could spend more
money than the devil could furnish. Years
passed away-the man married, was ex-
travagant n his living, bNiit palaces, spe-
culated Nldoly-lost and gave away fortunes,
and yet his Golfers were always full. He
turned politician and hribcd his way to
power and fame. Without reducing his pile
Of gold. lie became ''filibuster," and
fitted out ships and armies, but his banker
honored all his drafts, He went to St.
Paul to live, and paid the usual rates of in
terest for AZ the money he could borrow,
but though Tic devil made wry faces when
he came to pay bills, yet they were all paid.
One expedicnt after another failed-the
devil counted the time, only two years that
he must wait for the soul and Knocked the
ehors8 of the Iaspairing man One more
trial vas resolved apon-tno man started {
newspaper. The devil growlod at the bill
at TIE AID 9fthc fgst quarter, vas savage il
six months, melancholy u 9snq, and broke
'dead broke" az the end of tie year; Sc
the newspaper went down, bat the soul was
saved - .Hpqesota Haper.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-31
Very respectfully. ana truly yours,
Il. Nj T. HUNTER
5sa the }irginia Medical Jonnal.1
Yha E-ninn Of ihc SehaNrs.

Tie Union Of the Schools.
lii the editorial columns Of our Sapte8l-
Ter issue, We attempted to show Tat dutg
ard Interest alike combined to induce tie
southern Ii ejieal SUDDEN. To seek Lis edeea-
tion and bis experience Of disease al home.
abandoning the rorn,oions habit. Of goi1g
abfea,a IN search of srrdl pr eavaatages
which do not exist, OF Of clinical opportpni-
ties whose fatte1ng promises are easily
shown to be f,llacous
We ave gratided tq observe, from tha
unusual attention paid to these remarks,
not only by the public press, but b. iuau-
entail and prominent members Of the Air-
eiaia profession, IN whose judgments aid
o,s:rious We place mtch confidence, SHAT
this subject Of home medical education is at
lest exciting general interest; and 49e csPe-
eially notice Chat the idea, originally sug-
eeated in thjs Journal more than three Years
ACC, Of 5miting NE trio stote Halical aehoa2s,
has, @Aon repeated n our recent articles,
been received with respect, f net entertain
ell fayorably. Some Of orr rceaele, who
hare ncstr been disposed 70 encourage TIE
Growth Of there Institutions, have expressed
their satisfaction at the proposed union, and
We may be permitted to hope, from the Ian
guaeo of cur c2cc1ti,e to the educational
convention lately held in this city, that the
i lea Of making the medical school in Rich
mona the department of practicot medicine
and surgery in connection with the uniyer-
sity school, has already occupied his
thoughts and received his commentator.
One of the communications we have re-
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-31

gatttd 10 Dcah.--A talking match late
ly came off at New Orleans for five dollars
a side. It continued, according to the Adj
vertiser for thirteen hours, the rivals be-
ing Frcnchman and a Kentuckian The
hystandcrs and judges were talked to sleep,
and when they awoke in the morning they
found the Frenchman dead and the Ken
tuckian whispering in his ear.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-31

" aireffi,ipg for Eoss tfFic fAon ikrcc MONTHS,
pai be charged }.4r at The "s"@ rotes- 81 90 Per
square for The fss hree insertions, o"d t~eHty.fre
cent. for crch gubyeqseat issHe.
re allure rates MI Be strictly adhered 10. The
ejgedefion n The rfNbicA Tof., Is enc IF tde ilr-
81 me Sia,te, and hence y r. 5eat arts
40 eediHnte
jsss- jar lYGRG, Of at descriptions ,,s2vpHy
a.h.Htlcd II
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-31

About twenty Il tic Ealiinor5 rioters 81
Tuesday last have heen arrested Al eo@
mittel q answer
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-31
BALTIMORE LOtK HOSPlTAE
DR.. JOHN TON

kkAHE founder OF this Celebrated Institution, tN'
L only regularly Educated Physician adNerti-
sing offers the most certain, speedy and only eff
f,etual remedy in the world tss
SEChE Ell DISEA 5ES;
G8norrhoa, Gleete, Structures Seminal Weakness,
Pains in the Loins Affections of The Kidneys and
bladder. Loss of Organic Power, Nervous llrita-
bitty, Disease of the Head, Throat, Nose or skin,
aud Ill taosc Peculiar disorders arising from a
Certain Secret Aabit Of Youth. which II not cured
produces Constitutional Debility renders mar
rage impossible, aad in the end DESTROYS both
BODY and MIND. Those secret and solitary
practices more fatal 10 their victims than the
song of the Syrens TO the mariners of Ulysses,
hlighting their most brilliant hopes o. anticipa.
tions, rendering marriage, DE, impossible
YOUNG MEN
Especially. who have hecemc ipe victims q Soiitq-
Y liee, that dreadful and lcsugetive rhbi Which
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u
1t is with the greatest reluctance that DIR. JOHN
STON permits his card to appear before the public
leemng it unprofessiona fos physician to adger-
tise, but unless he do So the afflicted especially
strangers, could not fail 70 fall into tie hands OF the
many impudent ana Arlcarned lnipost0fs, wltl U.
Vulnerable false Names combined at Quack-shdps
,warming these large cities, and copying DR.. John
tons advertisements. ShqA Meaders, Boot Elachs,
Seecpy, lamp T,immers. ~, Paitrg and coatemp
be haitaiors, whose Lives instead OF at the Noble
Science of Me tieiae 4aYe been spent in the most
heai@ fdPaeitg, ao& Styling themseye5 i,ssg gtgrig
Educated Physicians, illiterate shalloW-brained
fellows, too lazy to work at their original trade,
with scarce two ideas beyond brute, who for the
purpose of Enticing and Deceiving, carrying on
five or d, Offices, under as many diiiereut False
Names. THAR the afflicted Strangers. escaping
one, is sure to tumble headong ihto the 6taer.-
Ignorant Quacks vita enormous lying certificates Ct
great and astonishing cures from persons not 10 be
found, who keep YOU taking large bottles OF iAcor-
ice Water and other packages of filthy and worth
less compounds, eunnngly prepared to impose upon
the unfortunate and unsuspecting. Tritiing month
after mon j., or as long a tie smallest Zee can se
ohtancd. and. in despair. leaves You with ruined
health, to sigh over your calling disappointment.
Persons dnuhtiag these remarks can try these lm-
posters, he ruined in health and be convinced.
DR.. Johnston want. 40 Patients, but those fully
capable of arppreciailg md distiug1sihhe lie SER
vices Of regular thorough bred Physician Din
the raltry, designing aud unlearned Quaek.
ONLY PHYSICIAN ADVERTISING
Dr.. 10 huston is the only Physician advertising
TO care Secret Disease. His Credentials or Diplo-
mas always han4 in ais Office.
His remedies aad treatment are entirely an
known TO others. Prepared ti.om life spent il tae
great hospitsle Of Europe and Che first IN tins coi-
try, viz England France, the Bloekley Of Phila-
dGphia 6c., aud more extensive p. ae,ice than
any other Physician in the world. Ills many won
derful cures and most important Surgical opera
tions are suiicient guarantee to the afflicted
Those VINO ash to be speedily and eileeiaally re
licycd should hun the numerous triiing inpostors,
who only ruin their health, and apply to him.
NO LETTERS RECEIVED UNLESS Posi-
PAID and containing a Stamp to be used for ho
reply. Persons writing should state Age and send
that POI ton of advertisement describing symptoms.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
July 23 lS57.--lv.
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DIR. JOHNSTON INYIG0RAFiN Sc
REMEDY FOR ORGANIC WAX

By It's great and important remedy, weakness
IF the ni eana are speedily cured and full vigor res
cred. Thousands Of the NEST nervous AID fshiliia-
ed Who had lost al hope, have seen Immediately
rrIiyt1. all tnHeA.nfrss to Marriage, Physical
ol MeniE ri.qualifcater, Nervous lrritahility,
Trcmhin.s ard Weakness, exhaustion OF the
NM i.nL.lnl lind arn snnndilA cnrnd
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-31
DUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain practice
indulged in whsn alone habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school. the effects Of
which nightly felt, when asleep, and ii not
cured, renders marriage impossible, and destroys
both mind and body, should apply immediately.
hat Il pity that yoqHg man, the hope of his
country, and che darling Of ris parents, shold be
by the consequences of de1iating from the path of
nature, and INDUCING in a certain secret habit.
Snl.,l nnls nna hi.lnrn q tennNlafint-
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The many thousands cured at tas lst;.ston with
IN the last sixteen wears, and the numerous impor
amt Surgical Operations performed by DR.. Johns
ION, witnessed by the reporters of the papers and
many other persons, notices of which have appeared
again and again before the public besides his stan
ding gentleman Of character and responsibility
is a sufficient guarantee to the afflicted.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-31
MARRIAGE

should reflect tnat sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote eonnubial
happiness. Indeed, without these, the journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage the pros
peet 9ourly dark ans to the view the mind becomes
si,a1rifcd with despair and dlleawith the nolan.
chnly refe elton that the happiness of another be-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-14
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May - Correspondence Of
the N. Y. HERALD Lord Napier had a long
interview to-day with the President on the
subject of the BALLAST Clarendon treaty, which
is said to have been of a very amicable and
satisfactory character.
Alta Cabinet meeting to-day, our difficulties
in New Grenada were discussed at great length.
1t is rumored that the Cabinet are quite unan-
imous in the necessity of adopting the most
energetic measures for redress, and it is tho't
the government intend to take early possession
of the Transit route.
The orders issued by the last administration
to employ the troops against the squatters Oh
the Delaware Reserve, in Kansas was revoked
by the War Department, in compliance with
the wishes Of Gov. Walker.
| am credibly informed that both the
Mexican and-Spanish Ministers are in pos.
session of highly important news, to the eff
feet that the difficulties which have existed
for some time between Spain and Mexico will
be amicably adjusted, and that our Govern
ment has been informed of the fact.
Nothing has been received as yet from
Col. Ben Mccullough. as to whether he vii
accept the Government of Utah.
The administration is constantly receivin!
information from creditable sources, commu
nicating new outrages committed by Brigham
Young and his deluded followers, and tn
President is determined to send suficien
military force there to enforce the Unite
States laws and to preserve order.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-14
NOT Smoking os. Smoking.
STOWE, May 7, 1857

STOWE, May 7, 1857.
Mr.. EDITOR will you do me the favor to
insert this, with the accompanying communica-
ton to me, in your columns Had " Student "
given me his name, should have written d.
rectly to him, and corrected his impression,
without making public matter it; but since
through modesty, Or for some other reason, he
has seen fit to withhold his name, have no
means of reaching him except through the
press. Although he says that he shall not d.
vulge the fact that he saw me INDUCING in the
use of Tobacco, lest the evil influence may be
extended, yet would MOI have the feelings of
even one person narrowed by such reflection
as seems to Cypress :" A Student" in this case.
And, therefore, let me say, that if he is con
scientious in what he says about seeing me smo-
king cigar, he is certainly mistaken in his i'm
preston, for neither at Barre, nor at any other
place has any person ever seen me smoking a
pipe or cigar. And would say further, that
while there is nothing more nauseous to me than
the taste or smell of Tobacco, have not tina,
elevated notion of the importance which the ex
ercise of smoking or chewing Tobacco gives to 4
person, that many of our young men enter
tain.
A Student -" has given me no offence b,
this rebuke, although it was entirely unmer
tied, and trust that this disavowal will satisf
him of my innocence.
n Yours Truly, r. L. PERKINS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-14

ANOTHER SOLDIER GoNE.-A subscriber in
forms us that Mr.. Nathaniel Jacobs, of Goshen
Gore, BY Wheelock, died, March 18th, aged a.
Printers in Massachusetts and Indiana will
please copy.
CONVICTION OF THE MURDERER OF NoRcRoss.
-Mchlm was convicted at Holdaysburg, Pa,
May 9Th, of murder in the first degree, and
sentonced to be executed, for the murder of
Norcross He strongly protested before the
court his entire innocence, asserting that his
convection was effected unfairly, by the perjury
Vt witnesses.
FLooDED.-" Lake Champlain is now higher
than it has been in ten years before The wa
ter is on level with the surface of the wharves,
and still rising"
We should be surprised to hear that the
University, Medical College, Court House, Post
Office and Marine Hospital had been washed
away. But C the foods came, and the winds
blew, and beat upon that house, and it fell, and
great was the fall Of it,"
OVER ONE YEAR.-We hope number of ou
subscribers will take notice of the fact that nj
subscription to the Freeman is allowed to ruI
over one year.