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Mas souTnvoNTn's New Nova, sFrhe Island
Princes" said to be the most powerfully writ
ten story that ever came from her pen, exceed.
ing in interest even ''The Deserted WIFE," and
"The Lost Heiress, which have been considered
her most popular works, win be commenced in
the Ns'O York Ledger for the sOth In the same
number will be introduced humorous departS
ment, edited by Geo. D. Prentice, the well
known and universally popular editor of the
louisville Jonraal With such contributors as
Fanny Fern, Geo. D. Prentice, Mrs. southworth,
sylvanus Cobb, Jr. Mrs. Sigourney, Emerson
Bennett, Alice Cary, Mary Stanley Gibson, Mrs.
Vaughan, and a host of Others, the Ledger
stands unricalled aud unapprOachable- No
other paPss ca" produce sucF Po0srfilt array
Of Hames
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l WEi4KNF00z or 1NJDr H-T1l0
FEYEa -, a !. Z n VIZ.
r EWE.H AND AESlJE
/ And the yarIous afEectjonE consso,sn, ,,o
CTJlSsS on n ~ tA SI S9S5 f" t1HotoeFeH
Heartburn, Loss OF Appetite DesnoTds,eIS.
Blind and bleeding Pes. In all Nervous Rheumatic and
A6ectons has In numerous instances proved
nRhy beneficial and in others elected decided cure
TINS y esnpoun, prepared strictly
Holland professor, oerhRYe. Because of its great
~ oI o. sns EeTopean States It's introduction Into the
was intended more especially for those our
seattersd here and there OF this
nov oder 1t to the American knoinr Al Is
sGisipa virtues must be acknowledged.
to those persons whose con-
may nave been by the continuous
life, thrilling and aGickenin,, yrS erS s ~, ~
droopng spirit and fact infasng new NE and yHoF ~
the system. -
OAUTTOHl q
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GOMMERCI.AEE
sgWH0LESALEIMA RKEFT
WaEELlSG, May %, 1851

,coaREoFEp pA1LY eFRo4. aoTuAI .sALrs
~ Z. N. PUMPHRRY.
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y. "a ksES 3
is NOW OPENING A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
MEMS. BOYS AND
# HATS AND CAPS.
Fob SPRING AND SURTBTESTR WIZ n
NO. s146 MAIN STREET.
WHEELING, IA.
ePss 8. AVERY.
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SALAhANDIGK SAFtS.
Burke Barnes manufacture at Pittsburgh and yapIt
W Doors, for sale by $3.50 H4'

only agents In Wheeling, Va.
which appears in the 81 Louis
epuCcdH OF the lUth OF January speakS yolumeS IN "a
VCT sales by Messrs Barnes:
40 e Nershants OF St Louls the Public generally
IN Justice to MessES E. T. Violet Co., their success.
Ss" Dean Co.. who agents for the sale Of
burke barneS fe proof Safes certify on
our safe that was IN the Ore OF total de-
OF the city buildings, the 1Sthday OF November
tnat our books and have out almost
perfect % now after being in the y-tVo ays ana
we can cheeruly recommend their Safes to the public
MI, BRADY 4 BROS.
Inc ABOVE mentioned safe this In
enee and herewith certify the large amount Of boeE9
and papers therein contained in good order anu the
writing perfectly legble. 10 ID Al RTISYIN
ST. Louis, Jan. 9, 1851. = feh9i- sTS
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Winter Schedule,
~ rs E55sesss72 21
TnaxsPoRT1T,os oy,,c.n .onn


Transportation OETIcE D. 4 o. r. RI e.
M, -, -. HAesttng tStIttOn1 Nov. e9th, 1856 %.
OH and AFTER Monday LIST OF December, the Fastener
1FSlnS En Leave this station daily at 6:6S NJ and i:9o
The Mall Train daily Except sundayS) at 6sb A. NJ.
stations. = " '''S Ptt"Slpai
The Express Train daily at 4:2O p NJ will receive
dscarKe paasengeTs at the following stations oDly Ren
Hood, MoundSYiue, Cameron, Burton Parmont Petter.
lNeEbirg, RnWieEbuFg, Piedmont umberlHnd
Sir Johns Run, Martnsburg HarpeFs Fcrr, N1nocsc,
sykesNille and Washington JUNCTION. -
trains viii arrive AZ follows: The Mail Train at 4:la
A. ~. u9y the Express At 1850 r. NJ daily. The AecornIo
dalton Train from Wheeling to Cumberland viii be disco
W. 5. wOoDsIDE, superintendent.
3eel J. BPORD, Agent.
OFFICE g. g. q. IS. n. CO. -
,,.,,,,, ~ WHEELING, Nov. II, 1856
SAttE OF the tariff rate OF the Baltimore and Ohio
- Ean Road OSnpa from summer 20 WinteF ates win
noy15a J. B. FORD S9n..
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE HENiPPIETD n n :
-,,,,,, WHEE1lEO, Sept. q, 1885.
lE above road isnOW open ready TO transfer freight
and passengers from Wheeling OIaysvIle and aIin
throushto Washington Depot POrsyth
warehouse. U. D. PEIRSEL,
sp27 AgySRs,
WHEELING, CINCINNATI 4 LOUISVILLE PACKET
ah The new and splendid steamer
Llh-RI1-h W. G. WO0DSIDE,
~, viii run As regular packet to the abov
For Freight orpassage applyto
egEO 8, @. BAKER& CO., Agents.
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lll.fi,Af.--.. ~
guit, . dnE $1,000. t3DazS
Upper 2 doS...s,s......S $50
LINE.
Water, ? Dbl. s.,,.......q,s .
LUMBER.
30 ] clear, q u ....... sQ9sS
Common ..-.y..... f2GIf
5slslts '.-.,. 80, .1gt9lI
l99oSlitlsf...s,++i. -. tPl@2A
LAIN ..fs.......s.s ,NsRS
MoIISsi:s. '''''SS
=; Q. p sblA ? EalreF....TS
Vest India r.,.....,......If
G6ldenSy tup.. $50 5
Out 80 p ksg -. ...... 4, 80
+ f-;s -. -. $500 30
: ~ ss.ssss -s-.--.. - 10
SdR91 3,b9
lgdto BUd. .,...,.B,Q Is
OILS.
Linseed, 3 gAl......1, 009I 10
Lard lnai ~. =. !. !. -. ltA6
No &c.,. 1900. .1O0
Castor, pure /. . =. Sun
Eanners.-...-s.ss - .6os49S
'Spts. TSiFpentins. ........s.6S
Alcohol 6S97O
lt.s u HAINT5.
Chrome qresp.. ......I. 80
Paris Green. =. =. .S0445
9. YeloE..-.....- --..-...2o
Litharge. .ss-,,i.-s-.sg.@10
Red LEAD s.ts ........-.,@l0
WhitinE...-.s.s...,...IH@2
Roalni y Dbl ........- ....3y5g
Fitch. ..ss...- -s- >. -. :. =, 80.
Tar ..s-.-s..s. ,.i.ss.+J OO(95
White Lead p key .-......2,9u
Zinc Paint F..s...,.2;2S92,I5
Oh YnrniHh 2 El,.,-s,1,1ba8
Furniture do ......1,Ib68
POTATOES.
NesmoShRnics, Y bn.....1,10
POULTRY.
All klpds, dFesseai ? B 1895.
Souugohickens, y d8....1,bO
PROVISIONS
Beef Cattle, OnIloof. .49h
Lard, bblS...........1SH@1A
Hams, bacon. ,1S8I4
Shoulders .t..-...rl P9tl4
|sldea.....s.. ....-.. {llgls
Hama, bulk ............
Shoulders ...s....-,..... =
Sides. s.........--- -
Sheep, ON hOOf ........2S<9S
......-...9 80
RiGE :.'..'..'ls
Carolina $1,000, new bS{@6
q SALT ~
Pittsburgh p Dbl 49,. ..S2[
kahSEhHl z S,SSS5s,s.;...i. 40
PlaSseed & bu. ........!.-
SloNeT $500. .....-..-...-
Timothy. so .s..........-
SOAP.
Rosin, PiB".... =. ...!..6
CASTLE. , So. ;lS9l6
Plough, p lb.....-.....,.IIH
SaAt ~, .....-.. ..........lI
Biistered ........;...19K91G
SUGARS.
y. o. fair % prime &
hhds ...s........ltH@12
Crushed, PulYeriSed and
9rnnnloted -. .....t6916
TALL0W.
Best p b....,.. ........1O
TEAS.
IGunp. and Imp,.......B8ID
d6.nSson.--.-..r-.....6OSgIo
.SolOng...--.-. .......3ORI5
touchnnB ..s...... 2b84o
TIN.
~ ooS'.'.''.''....-slS
- .---.-....-s.. 1O31
|lzXlS sqr..,,,,......... l66
Block Tin in PiEs,......... 30
TOBACCO.
Twist &c.,. .....:..1s
Good 0's.......... .4032
Extra 1890. -. .66B44
SmoE1ng......-.......-I G10
For all kinds.
WHISKEY.
AIonongahela In bbls p
Ral..s-............TS91,b 10
ZINC.
''7i'eeE:.'..'-.. -.....lO18tSll
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New ArranRement

r WOULD announce to ne spi,eGfbeT l,,,
teals &C., whose names have been to uS from
NJ !obtus Books that We are resolving Periodic
als &C. would Above referred
To- g can at ~ Main street ANY Wishing % deontinue
their rptions VII please adpse NOT Inb
ger preserve their copies. We have received ease Of
eeRant Family BibeE; also late Mrs HentsI S
MIS- SouthuoEths Works, Everything IN the Book and
Stationery line be had At the GheSp Book store No
~ Main street Epp1tl JAS. D. ORR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-23
WHEELING Marble WORKS.
EVANS & STANLEY.

EVANS & STANLEY,
Dealers and MunufaetureFal In FoGsISn and
80. Domestic Marble. n
EEW doors below the Bank Of Wheeling, Main STREET
- Wheens Va keep constantly on hand: and
Aaates in any quality Of Marble and any desired style Of
workmanship. s=4rz5 szsss 51e-z5fa-sr
~ great variety Of PhonoEraPhic designs TO which
be executed slHays be found At the shop
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-23
ICE CREAM, SODA. WATER, CANDIES
CONTEMPORARIES, DC.

WoULD hereby give n6tiee The citizens OF Wheeling
Atand vicinity that have whole house on Aions
re street. next door 70 the 7ilss once, lee ea
cen and an helt9T prepared than 70 aeeomnodate
az those who may favor with have inst NJ
e9Ied direct from Boston, the finest BilveF Soda
fpuntatnS IN tie city, GVst which VII repay any
Sly Ing OF The hsafhfdl beTtFaRe tiieii
Thank1 for the liberal pafFShage which mas
en- laytthy bestoEed upon for the lEo years.
tmy4-Sm OkIARL.ES A. sWARFZ.
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-. NOMINATIONS

,T.s.g,. ~ NoMINATIONS.
W. are eullonHta 20 duubHhes DR. mo q O CAMP.
BELL end HON, LEWIS sTEENROD as candidates for the
HPu'e Of Delssqtss, for Ohio County.
STATE senate anhSpnee nygls an Independent
70 represent the people this District In
staie senate am In favor Of yrnil receiving her share
OF the proceeds OF The Public lands
myls ALFRED CALDWELL.
We are authorized to announst SI1ERRARD
CLEMENS. Of Quo ccrSrE, h1 the Democratic
candidate for Congress, this Congressional District
April 1o-se
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q No. Q Washington Haul.

No. Q Washington Hail. l
TAKE pleasure in informing my friends and patrons Of
wheeling and Its vicinity the citizens that
nave us TecGtYed the largest and best Rejected
sock OF Cloths, CAsergs and YeStngs suFinR and
summer wear at IhaYe the citizepS az
mhes!n8 and vicinity all OF which am prepared 10 make
70 order IN the latest and approved STYLE and hest
resented or sale. y ~ - 'SP-
rave aso ust received large stock Of Gents Furnfsh
ms Goous such as white, cOored and marsclase sirs
sna smut collars, SILK Cotton and Merino Under Shirts
SE Linen and James Draws sk and Linen nd.
ksFshlels snsPenders, SIX, Cotton Lse half IoSe
white aud eolOred Kid Gloves Of the very best mikes
PLAN BLACK and fancy Stocks, Ties Ceyats, &c. &C.
zoo ]. II. STALLAiAN,
ulhxs Merchant Tailor, No. =, Washington Han.
SMOOTH OLD QUARTER DOLLARS and lPj5 cent Die.
~ css a. par for the next Sixty Days.JA0OB STEM
M CENTRE Wheeling, Va, 6egs to inform hIs friends
ana that he has returned FROM Eastern citIrs
aTEs and well assorted stock SPRING AND SUM
MEh OLOFlilhGfJ all made up by his order and a.
H ior this market He calls the attention az
Tue upilc ana especially the Mechanics city, 10 the
great variety IN Gentlgmen's Furnishing Goods such ~
h9ne made Ehe and fancy Shirts, OVershrtS beantiIy
selected stock Of HeekteA, CraTaS Socks Of an kinds
Gloves a. u r. Hats Caps, Umbrellas, and great u1nnS
articles TOO numerous to mention. '
nave also made such arrangements Bankers in
taltlmoIe that enabled to smooth 1uaYtETS ana
w cent pieces At par without sustaining loss Therefore
come one, all, with your old smooth
money, TO the store Of JACOB STEINFIRLD
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-23

RIVER NEws.-7Sinee our last report the; river
at this point has fallen two feet and half The
mark last night made The stage of water IS feet
II inches.
ArrisalA-M Metropolis aud Forest City, from
Pi''s6prgh. Clifton. from Cincinnati Lotus,
Commodore Perry. from Pittsburgh. Convoy,
from SteubOnTille. Nebraska, from Suntish.
Ofpdrt0reA-MetropOlis, to Cincinnati. For
est City and Clifton, to Pittsburgh Lotus, to
Parkersburgh. Commodore Perry, to Memphis.
Martha Pullman, to st. Louis Jane franklin,
TO Parkersbnrg. Convoy, to Steubenyille. Ne,
braska, to sun1sl,.
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BY TELEGIt..ApH
OIncInnnII mnrIr.

Baltimore MnrIIet.
better. wllky hrm. - ~ Urn. ES
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Now Yorl. mnrLs,

CrScIAHATI, May 29-Fiour and Provisions UNCHANGED
and very arni Whisky advanced 3Oc, With moderate
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%-sseG1Fs=7f. PIANO RORTR9 q YIOI.INS
~ Just received, addition to stock Of
Piano forteA from CHIoKERING SONG
Manuflctory, which complete and which We oef
g ne lowest Eastern prices, and warrant them only
Tor but 10 Yeal8 required Also. fresh OF Violinr
and Rne GntaT with good stock Of Variety Goods
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formed By dissolvins gums
which & soluble for The at..,
cine These gums remove
from the system, supply.
nov Of bile, iHTigoratIng
20 digest well, purifyin..
.healtlt % the whole nisehis
of the disease, aud eject
any Of tlik dtBAgreeabIe
.oaloma or Mineral Poison,
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Shipping Furs Wanted,

Swapping O16 NV614t6Qs
VIE highest price n cash IptI be paid for
Il 10000 Coon Skins,
10000 Red RuE5 a
9OOoO GREY Fox
10000 Mink * s
49, 1000 AtuSkfat
10 800 yvIld Cat
1880 oppoas0mi
~ ~ 8. AVERY,
--1SsIe-1ae 81. l4s Main 81 Wheeling, FP
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Pens PensIl Pens III
SOMETHING NEW
IN x. BROWN has received = s1neFioF iSt a. Goa PIX
We which he had mRdt under hs own s5ipeFylsio TSeS
aIe made froln god reduced a ara4s - a
o. and cannot seq1hsd for sdStIeity and dnTS
ohys ~ any ether semblnAtion OF nefalE Priees ~
n0derate and every pen warranted They NAV ~ ilS,S
ey SVEN pen being stamped 70 P. BloES Wlseiinss 4
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BRUSHES AGAIN. q B
a L,ARe u aasortaent Of Paint, Varnsh, sash nd
n Horse, Hair. and Tooth DruSAss TSeeiVSd ara oS -
.ap1l s Es5. 5 sSts.i DO + CO.;
- JES7' RkCRfPEEI. --7775 : l.
s9fff sBBLS Hloar, assorted Brands,
Ssll0s aPt 4 II. PIT,fFfiRRY
@UNE IMPORTED GIG Ans AID oFIFJFTS6S il0R15 Mn
A. Just treeefved and for sale d,
asFs5z " A. EDWARDS { BRO. Il
Garner Monroe and Aanfkef atTeetf
-==s-s1a- Z-2z---4 Opposite 1rLare House =
lEAs q eyeEY erade, On l6, Is aud 90 n H,,S l.,
EsseiVed ard fof sale 81 -
l @st u. 4. EDWARDS : ms
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= 3 LIInlT1 u L.Usl Law RToIe13oT1,
j. 2, Hole0ube, E1q-,i undVtffifV va -
ledge R n. Eieta, olipaper. =
s.WE1. Green, E1l.s = 60 = ~
Hen. J. u. StFathiF, RRppahanhoGh
- BEG. SasEEIisd Gelnehss WheellnG1 Va.
Judge doseFh u. EIYfIfss
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- - W. 1-T=-=--=-----
SkirtiuR ..,...... on
gallt dnE. ..s....s. t3lt8zS
HPpsE' 2 e9T T;,;;;p: $50
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Plummer and Gas Fitter.
NO. 17S, MAIN ST.,
w b g cling, Va.
EDlH on z s Attsd mp Iltti, water and Gas n5s
on the country for Pipes Pumps atteded 10 no
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Removal

ME subscriber takes pleasure informing the public
IN general and his customers and friends in particular
EaahtOnablS stock of OlOIhInE
10 the spacious roum NO. 40 Main street. Centre &heens
lately occupied by A. Pollock doors below RoeneF
Br9thera Dry Good store, 70 which place invite my
enda lnWant OF Clothing call after hrst
April, mh1Sl JACOB
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medy il Mt last found, any
Complaint in any Of is
ootae and conviction Is
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PREFAAEp hYtn Oh, sANtoRD,5Ls a GREAT soIRNff.I
nc Medical Discovery and L daily sn,i
too great % believe Il cures ag fray
d0se gtDtag bengt, and seldom more than one ott
qulFtd to kind Of LirsF Oomplai6t fFo5,
JaandIee or DyspepsIa common 49,
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sufficient to relieve the
food from rising aud sour
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-04-02
MAKAwAo, March 10, 1857.

MAkAWAO Nt8rcn IL, 1901.
Mr.. EDITOR IF your hands are not already full
of business in keeping the Polynesian to the truth,
l would call your attention to the item in that paper
of February 28th in which "the discovery Of six
hundred bushels Of wheat on East Maui, supposed to
have been kept back by the natives for o higher
price, is made known. Wonderful discovery
truly The facts of the case are that the owner of
this " six hundred bushels of wheat who by the
way is not a natipe. but o hard working farmer
from Yankee land, nearly serenity years of age, has
been trying for months to sell this wheat to the Mill
Co. He was unfortunate enough to have the most
of his wheat on his hands when the Mill Co. pur-
chased the Chile cargo, and left two thousand to
three thousand bushels of wheat here to the tender
mercies of the fowls of the air and the beasts Of the
field, saying nothing of rats, mice and weevils.
I think the stockholders of that Co. ought to man.
ifest their delight over i" a % per cent. dividend and
money in the treasury in q kindlier manner than
by growing over the misfortunes Of an old man whose
highest ambition is to earn his bread ''by the sweat of
his brow, - and who does not exhibit the leasthanker-
ing after " government pap"
Yours, A WHEAT GROWER.
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KALEpoLEPo. March 18, 1867

KALEPOLEPO, March I6, 1907.
Mr.. EDITOR Knowing that you like to hear oil
the news, 1 would inform you of our success 30 far
this season. We have taken in Kalepolepo Bay two
large humpback whales end one small calf. The
first whale was taken three weeks ago and made us
thirty-seven barrels. We lost about ten barrels by
not being prepared for him. The cow and calf we
succeeded in capturing last Saturday. She stove q
boat SO badly for us, we were obliged to cut from her
and tow the damaged boat on shore; and as we
whaled with but two boats you see the whale was
again loose, but we put a drug iron in the calf with q
drug attached to it, so at sunset we again put off and
got hold of the drug. After being fast to her all
night we killed her in the morning at daybrsak. She
sunk after dying, but we soon brought her up again,
and I am happy to say that think she will make
forty barrels (strong as We say).
Yours very respectfully, j H.
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take to divest me of either without notice, without
allowing me to summon witnesses in my defence, or
vindicate the justice of my cause and the strict legal
ity of my conduct? Had the opportunity been at.
forded me I should have been prepared to establish
LIST, That the letter of my accuser, dated March
10th, was not a judicial but merely a private docu-
ment, and that it was not within the legal power of
the Court to. take action on my answer to it. I'd.
That it was grossly insulting and an outrage on my
feelings. Sd. That my conduct throughout the whole
transaction has been fair and honorable, and that
in replying to insult with scorn and defiance, I did
nothing more than any gentleman would feel bound
to do under similar circumstances.
remain Sir,
your obi. sevt.,
ALEX. CAMPBELL.
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"The Increase weight here noted Is due to the paosphoric acid
being partly in larger proportion than exists In bone ~phosphates
OF hue, the usual form in which it is estimated. 1t is owing to
this fact, and to the presence of humate, crenate and leshate Of
ammonia, that we find five and one-half parts of soluble matter
in the guano when we use one hundred parts.
" This guano resembles the Peruvian in some respects, but 1t
has not the same origin, nor does it result from the same origi-
nal matter undergoing decomposition.
" Mixed with any fermentable animal matter this guano will
prove highly valuable, from the very large proportion Of finely
divided phosphate of lime which it contains.
" 1t may also be used with great advantage in the manufac-
ture OF artificial manure and bi-phosphate oflime, as it contains
no carbonate Of lime to uselessly combine with the acid employ
ed to decompose it.
81 should regard the Introduction Of this guanO commercially
as likely to contribute to increase the demand for the phosphate
guanos, on account Of its excellent quality. A. A. HAYES,
- "4sSGyer to the State of Massachusetts,.
"16 Boylston St.. Boston, July 9, 1855"
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- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN La
KS& HAMA FOR SALE.-The undersigned offers for
-. sale a valuable estate, situated in the business part Of
Lahaina, on the main street, and now commanding a rent OF
$50 per month. The buildings and enclosures are in excellent
repair. EDWARD Z. BOND.
Lahaina, Oct. IL, 1856. 16-sm
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ranted, unuef Lhe SUPERVISION u JaHIe In"hSc, ISIT3 ~ S"aO
34-tf CHAS BREWER 2D.
NOTICE.-The undersigned having re-opened his old
~ stand, opposite the Seamen's Chapel, in the rear OF Messrs.
Castle & Cookies store, King street, begs to be favored with the
patronage of his old friends and the public in general.
He offers for sale, at moderate prices, French and German
cloths, silks and satins, Of various colors, kinds and qualities,
a variety of Talors' trimmings and tools Tailoring in all
its various branches, in the latest fashion and at the shortest
notice.
32f &. H.. NICdOLSON.
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The above letter was placed yesterday in the hands
Of Judge Lees principal medical adviser, with the
request to deliver it to him should the state of his
health permit. Judge Lee having been advised that
it was couched in respectful language, and being
made acquainted with the substance of it declined to
receive it.
April l, 1857. ALEX. CAMPBELL.
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Gs 20 the undersigned, Com
cid ~ mittee of the Native Agricultur raj Society, do
hereby offer a premium of fifty dollars for the best essay on the
means of protecting our agriculture from the depredations Of
cattle, horses and other animals, so as at the same time not to
iniuIe the grazing interests the essay to be accompanied by
the draft of a bill for submission to the Legislature at its next
session. Such essay may be written in either the English or
Hawaiian language.
All essays to be forwarded to the undersigned previous to the
first day of September next, the names Of the writers under
seal, not to be opened until after the premium has been
awarded. 1t is to be expressly understood that all essays sent
in will be considered the property Of the Society, for future pub
LEGATION, if deemed expedient.
By order Of the Society,
G. NJ. ROBERTSON,
j. IL
II. ARMSTRONG.
March 20, 1867. 8942
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ton beyond the possibility of q doubt, bring their
wares to the market as they are, and let them sell for
what they are really worth. Begging pardon for the
length of q communication which might eeem capa-
BILE Of being made shorter, but which, in reality, has
only hsnted at a subject, these suggestions are sub
united with the consolation that if they are worth no
thing, the author of them has no scientific reputation
to lose by giving them to the public. NJ. B. B.
The following is the analysis referred to in the
above communication, made by A. A. Hayes, ESQ,
AsDayer to the State of Massachusetts,:
"The sampts presented the droppings Of fowls, which dried,
were light colored, very uniform fine powder. As left by ex-
Posure to air at zoe F., mass was dusty.
100 parts consist of crenates and humateso of ammonia, oily
matter and eithic acid, 1880
Phosphoric acid With lime. forming new lime. hone uhos.