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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-07-01
TRASSLArIoS.1

ITRASSLArIoS1
DOCUMENT APPOINTING HAWAIIAN PHYsIcIAy.-It has bs
made plain that it is proper for tobsI
physician under me. He has shown to me and 1 am cOnvinos,
Of his skill in the art of healing the sick Therefore, l hen4gi
consent to Ls being a physician from Hawaii to Kauai. Hest
to obey my commands and do nothing contrary to the laws 4
the Sovereign of this Kingdom, but do what IS right and coue
Here is the compensation which 1 viii give TO the physicians(
the patient gets we'll
!. High illness, $50 Illness by casting lots, VI
.. Under this, 40 8. If one takes away an 1
3. Lower, 20 others patient, vi
4. Lowe still, 20 g. Physicians release. "
5. Very light, 1910. If the patient refuses
o. Illness Of friends, 5 to pay the char Of
Z. To foreteil the resuit of the physician, = ~
Given under my hand this day Of IS I
(Signed) kAPrT, I
Great Father Of the Hawaiian Physicians !
(Sig1ledl KAESOKASE-
Deputy HigA Physician.
(SignedD PMI, {
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-07-01
MEMORANDA.


Vessel. Expected from Foreign Ports
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-07-01

PUBLIC LEcTuRE.-We learn that DR.. Prick propo-
ses, on next Thursday evening. to deliver a lecture on
the subject of " Love and Charity which the pub
lie are invited to attend. The Bethel Chapel, we
learn, has been applied for, for the purpose, and due
notice will be given of the time and place.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-07-01

The !" MORNING STAR'-sailedo on Thursday last.
on her second westward voyage among the Microne-
sian Islands. She starts from here some six weeks
earlier than she did last year, and it is probable,
Though not certain) that she will go still farther
west on an exploring expedition to the Pelew and
Hogolen Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-07-01

~ We would call attention to the list of letters
advertised in another column.
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SSidoti9 fit @inspauberer,
- ss - - -

Neue arrangements fir @inmanberer, bic nod
Dem Welten gu reiien miinl6en.
gNn Rsnte, Zen 9. Nppsmter an, resten BITE gtnRanterer
tuf Der Ncttttrn Central GaISsrtfreet Depot @tlsubatn milf
sem &rpreB3ue ~befErbert. Die gaba bistet faburG ben Smmts
#sranten etnen + Seere ngprtb I'll, als irsenb cine
|anbere Sabn, aud TT ie UNI 81 @HeiIsa tir,er ais ie6s aa6ere
. abn mad beuanrten gldsea, ais:
gittSburs, @leUeluno, Detroit, Sort @opne
= ) casc, Wilpautee, @alena, Dubuque, g
PAUL, 0fod S8lano, Burlington, Soma @ttp
Innb rerbtn feBbalb bic nit Der @Ortbern Central Babn s.
Ibeuben @srfOnen 10 Siunbea fraber ais tie NIT anbern Sab.
men 9enenbsn bort %eintrsfst, aud perbsn Neal wtntser bic
40aeen fabet eepeGielt, Ste Balm ;tebt bur6 benz &6nfen
1betl pSn Sbtu. &te game @ntfernune BON bier bis Gbtraep
Ut 800 Wteilen Dag @epdd wtrS bier eesei&net (narteb) aab
|Jebt NIT ben Yafa8teren an ben 8eftinmuneSrrt.
9faa @reitline, Daptrn, Cincinnati, Snbianas
polls, Qcuisrile uno ct. Qpui8
perben ebenfaGS YanGstere ~befHrbert unb fur tbr @ep6G
ietne Teitsrs lnlebunsafOiten %berednets Die paTaotere
t6nnen nit bem 8 lbrs, Dber Abenb8 10 l1br<8ue mad aGen
peflt den pIdsen eeben, pbne unterwess eufsebaten su per-
ben. ur~afabrt.9tlette perOea Serfanft tn Der Sffes hes
Meenten. S0bn 6. ALTER,
ftfi-s Sc. IS, 8easesfrsst, near @atsrs aearf.
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SeirenDe leiet!
9bilabelpDia Mfebi5inifde8 Saus,
err!9tet Dor 6pei uno ~3mau5i9 Sabren burG
DIR Kinkelin. :

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Ierr1htet ror 6pei uno 3man3i9 Sabren burd
DR.. Kinkelin, So
@fe br Iritten unb Union. Strase, 0ttIabelpbta.
s4.',-l Spet uub 5par5tg Sabre
I&rfabrung bat Or. &tntelin 3u etnern Der erfSlaret6Ren Msr.t,
tn Der Sur pom allen s. ~antbetten fat btltttf6er unb aebetmsr
'Naturt n,danli6sn unasrrtb9ea ais Elm 5trberntB sur Ser.
Der paul, uno FOLDER, be Spn sem @iStrau6 son MfertMI
entfteten senta6t.
O9ebmt be'pnbere N1rti3.
Gs 1T etne ible 0cnpbnbett, Der G6 ,unSeiIpr Sa enobor
in Der @tuianfet srbebeu. bic nit tbaen . tbis N ibrsr SHSun.
autwa1f, unb tpelNe, penn ni6t In ~nebSrinsr Qpit nh.
9eIest, nt6t nar srntfti@s ~9tn0ernife berSOrruft, fSnbern aud
.un6 Serbeerenben 9eibenlGaften etett.
a9entee. ron 6telen, BITE it'd btefr perberbIt6sn 0ewobnbet
vote Ssfsr: serrlttet fnben, f;emDe uns unerfIGrtars Iufre.
9uun8 uae 1en1Itbsbau9t8fett fublea. Stese Stite 81, 2S, 80
Der uE8ludtt9e f. 0naeerifen pirb fhp60I d, unfG6te
UNI NIT ~6etrOpnter Nnft8fett an bic Nrbett III aeben pber G5
sum Staetren gu b:FstBen, fetn S3ritt 1T triee uab fGwa& !;
Jnneen peni9sr 8Pattafeit ais ~sembbnli6. ~
tgoenn CT ttA BON bieier @epUpntett IDsretst, ebe bieTelbe tbr
s9ltmmaeS %DOabra&t, nnO Osrbeirat6ct IT'D, f. TT ieins sic
unTtudiiear, HnO ietne @eynunft fa8t ibn, b6 6ieies bur6
lstne tTneers SpUrbetf perut adt wsrfen 1T. Dtefes fins
etraStMnesn 1eI4e bic m ert amtet,
II 9er wage beftnben,
Beboltet e8 i'm @erddtntR, Il.
= Sertentee, pel8er f& inter Or. 8tnfslin's 9ebanbluna
sertransn, uap f& auf bic gerf9eruna ~strleGsn' Ses Bic Sc
petmatne Der Hrahtsn SHn Or. NtnteItn ntemols entblut MGR.
Dsa, 1sthe %98ppnun8 tt iett ben leBen swansis 3a6ren an be,
IWnb pine, philadelphia, ga. 49,
Grante in elmer Gntfernnnq,
Bic tbren Eau etnfad, serbuaten NIT alen tbrsn GYmptpmen,
IN etnelH Srtstt ~mtttpetlen INIT geif6luB ether @sr9atun8},
fDnnsn Or. 8tnfeltns N~febt3tnen teneemds unperafeli6 mad
Iiebem Ebetle Der Union, entweber NIT Nr YOf Cbsr @rpres,
iuHe 70 9tPaft UNI S&apeH unb Neusterbe su perbateu, ubsre
crbalten, a .a
2ele! Sugeno un6 Wannbarfeitl /!
Sin fraftODlleS 9eben D6er Gin fri13ettiger SO0
- &tnfeltn Iber GeIbtertaltuna - MUIR % Gents
8rtefe, wel6c ienen gBe tt In clamps entRa!tsn, Eer6ea
NIT IN eebenber pca NIT stnem &Teraplar 0erFpsFt-
Mdrsl8H
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giraer's DerbeSTerte SSGhrtoSrhinp

GttFAer,e Derpe1erte yC0bnt0fcbine.
DteIe Wafbtne purbe -rdd etnenn 'unpartbett5hen g,erE,6,
Gaf bergartier aasfsluae nit BEN E5&tenp rdmiam belObnt.
So If %unnUtpt8, SUn ben .Wereienfen gu iprsdeu, bd beren
wtr6, bab cine er6Bere Injabl srn henielben tn Sebraudd5 IL \
rIs beinabe BON alien nnberen 3ufarttnen aenpmtneu. gDir err.
lauben uns. 6abrtfanten, 9f1an5er unb s a m tIten
Bic Ebatfade dufnertfart sa MAIDEN, baB 6e tirstidanaes
5ra6ten @erbeNeruneen bic @laf6tne ~tn..eieten 8e;ebunSeu
baben. Ste ltefert Jet bpppelt 70 Stel @rbeit ala
fr6ber unb 1T bic etnsi8e WtaiGtne, bic fetne 9nb erObe 5abri.
tate, ~entpe6er In Qetntpanb pber 9eber, n6ten tann, ais ipenn
tetn unterf6ieb i'm Wtatertal mare. Mae ftnb NIT Der grGBten
un6 bduerbaft 9ebdut.
gDtr ftnb In ben Stdnb eefest, unfere %af6tnen inter ltte.
IrGien Bebinsun8en eesen ate BON treenb elmer &rt umautau.
!l9en. Yerionen, BITE untereerrtnetere MafGtnet unter benz
|gprwanbe Der Stltgfett eetauft baten uer6en etnen fplGen
|3auf6 febr rrrthetlbaft fnben. A4
&ustunft pirb NIT benz acknowledgement tn unferer 0fFt
Nr. 100 BalttmprefraBe, Baltimore,
a5a s. 81. Gtw sr u, 60,
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pul ptH uIIEH PlpPS ....
Sos. I, 8, 5 unb z, 9eprb @utatp Strafe.
s~eaenlber BEN gntatr- 9puie, Baltimore, Mb., wteber erbfret
Danfenb fir BITE aus9ebrettete Gbnnerf6dft, pelbe ter fri
Dereu 8irmd Wdtrenb Der IeBten IS Sabre su She'll wurbe
baB er felt bet Grbe bee etnen GbeilbaberS, Sr1. 5enrt GSbIe
6ur6 beGen Tpb bic G%prnpa9nie ael6ft nprben mar, ben oan,eI
tebeutenben Gprratt Der NOD unSUaenbeten 9tanp'S, 5Sli uni
anberern p%rGpartrten WtGtertal tdEft6 an fG 8ebraGt bat. CT
Utrb testalt baSsSe f66ft tn BEN dlten Stple In benz fribe
rem @ef6Gftslptal fGrtbetret6en unb es fb 3ur Nufadbe mo.
ben, oas ptanp thinner mebr tn ieiaer 8p4enbuna Az Serbef.
fern-
tanftrase, naDe Baltimore, bat er cine neue grU6e 8abrtf in
Subs&utdniraBe, nit Der SrDnte mad Wetfraee errtdtet. In
pel6er er etne erpBe Mn3Gbl Der befen Mrtetter beIdGfttote.
Sn btefer Sabrtt trerben Ytanps nod elmer neuen 5calo ae.
fertt8t, fur Usl6e er BET Der Iusfeluns i'm Marstenbs Snft.
tut, no BITE befen SnArurnentsunah e aus &pfpn, NepsgprI
uub 8a ttmpre IA ptanps ~aus9eftegt batttn, btt b ! d f &
q nj G erttelt. Hs
Ser QusGprud5 bS Snftttuss purbe fur3 no6ber h,rN St,
benfaIS bas { r # pr q m / H nj ertbetlt nurbe.
9urh btefe be!ben Embellishments I'll er in ben Stanb oerekt
aue &mttra8e, NIT .peI1fn eF bet9rt wtrb, aIfs Yrpmptsft
auSSufIbren.
Nae tn bisfer ge5rtt ~sesauten 9tanus paben yUue e,srn,
@abmen unb fnb 70 cpnfrutrt, bGe fe Bet auserSrbsrtit6e,
Dauerbafttsfett bte Retnbett 6es Spnes bepsebren nnS r..
Seut &I!ma wtberfebcn.
PtanpS auf 8eIteGuna
unb BON tefer Spls. unb Sauart perbeH e~eTfetert5
Dte 8rbBte Sprefalt ptrb auf BITE Mrtett unS auf Bic Gins.
rrabI Der Wtatertalten uetipenbet unb er lam baber fir ieSef
aus etnem @tabltfement berpUreebente Snfrument Bic GSor.
ante ibernebmen, bB es ,aat Gtseaf4aftsm etnes auten Uto.
upS 6efBe. -
Aae Snfrumente aus rtetner gabrtt perben fir 3 ,sosr,
pom benz Sag bs 8erfdufes an sarautirt.
8efpnbere &ufnerfiamfett ntrb auf Bic Nuspabl son SIN.
ben, Serpenbet unb Elm gprredt bes ltmtauf6es tnnerbaIb 6
Mtpnaten bonn 8erfaIfsta9e an, rtrb gefettet, fSute Gin SIN.
frument ni9t %Seafdnbt8 b%sfriebt9en.
o. GrDbbdnbler trerDen %npbltbun, Bet u48 Spr,ytpreGen
ebe fe fh dnberpGrtS urnfehet.
8efdnSie s~prrdtbts cine Nuslpabl BON 50 elpbspns
son ben beften SHifrumsntenaa4sra ~ $45 bts $500.
NS- pt1npS wer9en u nj g t1Mf9 / ausGe
mtetRe n actin m I.
hnabe u. So
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ubrett s cSnueTen
Neue nnb fd,0se Waaren. q
SAAS& &~anfteIb, 8rptber II. Co.,

Nr. 229, SaItimpre., Ode Ten G~tceItsEt. .
tnttn BITE Aufmsrfiamftit Der &dufer arf ttr nsrts nnb tIeeon
~ Eager SHn 8Gncy-Mrttfeln, ousge3ttGEtttn e~DIbenea ilSYtn
grc3tp"GeH Ssntitrttr &C., tueI6e Fs ntu!t6 Spa europa tmrgy
sHsttn: D%arunttr Esfnbtn I'D 6ef@uAafSDA ~senrbsttete fran.S
tt@s 83bidf&sH, -E&rttbfulit, ED:ltts. etdnbt, SuwtItn- IN,
S9s1r+sbttdittr 2bseta&fen unb Sisatren. Sasftla, Babies,
SoaaPGhtpis, 1atttnGtDdufe, Yprtshcnuates, Gtneftdt 0aipr
"a 9tpbsr grsroEI, 70 tTe stne reGs Samrtlnne 0Sl tabfbsf
orNss-Artsftln. N0arrnprs 1rbelttn, f5lnt{6sut g3aGsr, Drssbt
GER posttVa!i' Waatts, 0atatnf6&trn. Spfrn. DsrIpeist0en Err
ysrsnauttt' HES Z s%fsntsin, eclbsne 8sbsrn, YSrtfHgEps, 2tantnr
Ssrstten tAtt Glaf8ta unS flelnen GilSfez7. 800
gDIneme 1Ehren4
sen Ssn nefeE Wtfiaern SurGpas ameeferttet ait ~fsfarafteu
SOs39epaaien,f dt 6eetu @Ittsnrnntjtt ntfb .fnbtu a1sn SSt
81 ~pOrrdtbta.
NrGbt0cue co~EutpeIen,
Ka3 et5* nfuehen Stpls, SON 9pnbOn, Saris, Sent 1nb @ter
snRSrttft 0ntt retGe SGntudfGaen unftrer etecmcn 8abrES.
Heeis.nn GbetFerbtet /; 8ehtr Q5HsIn, Neftr, G6bein ,t
Som nns te!ef ~fabrtstrt, pOfus Hir etne Daebatle, haA t5df
premium pei Rer Rtefstn Substituting bes MarSIOab.S nRttute
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-03-26

MECHANICS SAVINGS BANN
u~uteesCeen mad benz neuen Geb6ube her Baltimore gorF
Gae BON Baltimore unb ct. 9aul Stra6s. "'l
Ntabare 8. 9orfeO Wrdiibens. g.
g3nt. 8. 5%nrrifpn, 8gb. 81. 9rpub, Spbn gs,,rsbr
or. y. gooobfRe, SOpn y orrow, Sam. i3erf'
@err9e 8G9ers, WltIes gDbifr Giorf g. ttrsy'
SINS. 81. GpB, 6. Neoles gesfe 6pr 81 Ssffo'
~ StSls Saat TT tSett9 BON 10 bis1 llbr fir ben GHtpfnnA
soa GcEOltten un6 Nn3jablun9 BON @elbern pfTen.
5Sslo tann pOnd Dollar ~aufSdrts tinterleet tperben. DieSns
ssfensa setragsn 8ter pr0cent per SaEr, u. pirb auBer.
Inter BITE D~eppitprst Sertbetlt.
summon BON treenb tnent8 herten Ssn SmbtSiSuea
VGbsHlgeItea poer Ih0ctattUnen ent9eeen9enpmnten. .
Serpe1ratqete Brauen unb @ttnberi16riae f5nnen GeIb in Is.
ssa et9eHsn AaIasa SePpntren unb bIstbt bteelbe ausfGitesltd
~ tErer ttHeaen SerfugInG. 22n4
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hr Nref

GT BUR beicnperen GenntniBuabtne.
@tnwanbersr unb @ftfenbe fputsn fetr SprF6tis fetn, sfe
G~neefteuten ssanstsn faufen' geIGe ssn i6rent GebGite Ieben,
ntGt nbsr SDn Waatietn ptcr 8mifaentrd8ern, ba fe fOna Der
8efabr ~anS9efebt fnb, befhptaselt gu weFeeH unc tpr 9e!o
umfpnt ~ans8eben.
Durdfabrtszg iIette
mad aaen Steilen bs @efsns fnb su baben Bet
@D. 3. Sttoebranbt,
Geneaf-GraterantensABen ber 8aftirtDrt- unt
ShtD.@t tenbabn.
Sans0t9 Scr. 81, 1hatnesfr., 8alttmDre.
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MGrfter'S
9 aauerreDthpz2 aIpn.

y a9uerrepthpzS alpn,
'@r. TAI, 3erinstuns mabee &5urarS=gtraae.
Die eplbene Mebatle, TeI6e Der CUTE Ief9mdd ~austbetIt
rlte Dertentse nur tra8en, Der ie eeptnnt, Der @erinsf
.unfere befen &rdfte gu unb p~erIaueen Won ttnen feline 8esab-
lung, MEM Re ntht p6at8 ~sufrte6en sefent limb. gBtr bGben
.fetS cine Muswabl Der retnten 5ancp @ebdu Re NIT
ISa nnmets, 9apter., Wtd&s. S6aa1ens unS perlens@ ~eraterun.
Iaen ebsnlp erlbsnt 8racelsts, @Drfeinabeln, G&lGFs, Ste.
&c. pVrrdtbtei'n " flGsSpbHtFs iu btatasn @retfen eeIes
mn er,-.r s--H qe- s7fhiutt.t4fSF'
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Cincinnati:

lteber Yartersburs 5s3 Mctlsn.
l1eber 8enmppb anb Wtseline $50
l1eber 9orrtSbure unb 9~tttsburG 500
Durd fte Marettd. Qtnte $50
etue @rfrarntS an Der @ntFefaun9 Spn 116
Gurd bic Gplumbuss9tnie 500
eme @rfparnts an Der @ntfernuns Spns 60
Reifenbe, wel6e bic Baltimore urb ShtD-Gifenbabn Bee
nusen, Ie8en bic 8etfcn. in ~ Taeen suritf unb fabren In
BITE auf bas Gaerbe9uentffe nnS init s~epDlferttn Sisen
einnRrihtet Tnb.
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get @. st. @dbmiSf,
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Ole oentidc 8uGban0lun0
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Wtsanb,s Concentrations. 2ertfpn. Stir oMp estSub, %"
10 Wbe. elegant asbuubeaj ~ ~'""' A M
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~ 90 Do: Do. 40 Sbe. eeb. IS 90
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sean Yauls cns6ew6tlte 0erfs Is @Se. Sor6 IN m
3 n erS gDerts { ybe. "S"' nv
So tbes Netntfe Suds In IL @eISnoen. ennsrirte
gta@taasgaee Spn &aulba@, cleoant Qebunben "a M
9aHelbc. Q~S0blfetle Aus9abe eleodnt oeGunber 2 m
Ouheibprfer Rnnnler- Mlbum fur 1853 sleoont osb ~
u s II = = H'og m ts sanf uS Dt&tana 1857 uaS 1873
y D ttectDntf&es SFt33cnbu6 Self 1-3f
@rOPtne Sreaments tn Serf6tebsnen garfOIen
tHF AF@tetten, 4ialer &c. go 8latt gebunber sS 90
StetnbdUferS @erjtetunasn fir Wr1it,ftnr
characterization anb @teeans 1. 20. beft a ga
SRsSnstblt0tPst ct, ele8aHte uub psbfetle. i. Bic
Wit Is fetnfn Msbilbuneen Q, Nuadae "'T' "a
2 ertn9 . RpnbOpattif4er 9ausarat 10. NpH. 90
Qr19tbtbeI. bic StarIsrnber tlsa oebunhsn ~
06ebers, NteriB, Stefers, @ubts WpIfsfolsnfer fir 1850
SStPt99 %aienSer fur bas tasb, 9Olt fir 1858
2prn, BITE Sptnnfabt fir 1858
Collection of British Authors. Tauch-
nitz Edition a ' oil. 40
1 Hebr. 2.Sl e f. ~ 81
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IItmte1r, NtftDlem &c.
p. Sauter & Bruder,

! go ZI3, 2DeTI> PIHIHItWbT
,pilben 6anOSers II. SbarRiir
erbfsbl ttreHH 8efonnten uub BAN Yubiifunt tint Aa9eutets
tbr ppbtafprttrtes Eager ron Oh
@tfens % aGrene aF
aner Dirt @6l6Fern, Maedern rno 9dbeln, Hptteln, aBsrt5ens
fir 8 fiddler unb anbere 9plSdr6eter, 6aussu b Ruden.
Shifting. gDaaren, Qampen. @lass9eearen, 9Osel-
86fse in elsSanter nn6 sstnta9er 8Urnh 9uBstlsrnen 8e68e.
~bauerbaft o%usasfatrt. - Bet reeaer 5Septsuuns baIten
mir aets bic btliefen 9retfe. --.sr g.s-.4s-e.r~- ~
f67- Sitbers 1lattrsG ~terferttaeu ptr In cher Nrk.
W6ra8.tS -. -. .La.-.- ~ :
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04
1000 Cigars

For sale at the City Drug Store. We
have tried some and find them superior to
any we ever smoked in Brownville.
Among other varieties we notice the fol-
loving Plantation, La E~sterella, Lalo
MOryO, Lola MOntez Operas, Rio Hon
don, Genuine Principles, and Napoleon lie
Grand. Our friend JOHN MAUN has the
thanks Of this Office for a box of Planta-
ton cigars. We were so well pleased
with them that the first money we can
get hold of will be invested in another
hnr
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04
Public Documents.

We have just received, from Hon.
'FENNER FERGUSON, the Delegate to
Congress from this Territory, three large
quarto volumes entitled Report of the
Commercial Relations of the United
with all Foreign Nations" We
have only glanced at these books, but are
sure the editor will value them highly
In the distribution of public documents
among Our people, there has been thi:
year, since Mr.. F. took his seat as oul
Delegate, a marked difference with tina
Of the preceding years.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04

Legal Notice.

0OSd4 GNOL1CCs
Wilson Bro. 4 Co., Prfs To Nov. Term A. D. 1858
VS. Sof District Court for Ne
John R. Davis. DefendtJ maha County, Neb: Terri
The said defendant John R. Davis is hereby noti-
fed that on this fourteenth day of October, A. ID.
1858, the said Plaintiffs, Wilson, Bro. & Co., have
fled into the Office of the Clerk of the Second Judi
cial District Court of Nebraska Territory, atBrown-
vile in Nemaha county in said Territory, their pc
tition claiming of said defendant the sum Of eight
hundred and sixty-seven dollars and fUrty-six cents
upon four promissory notes, which notes are more
particularly described in said petition, and for that
defendant was and is a nonresident of the Territory
Of Nebraska, a writ ofattachment and garnishment
against the property and effects Of defendant tOgeth-
er with a summons was sued out in said cause re-
turnable to the November term, A. d. 1853, of said
Court for Nemaha county aforesaid; and the firm Of
Lushbaugh 4 Carson and John L. Carson individu-
ally were attached therein as garnishees Of defen-
dant. And whereas the at tachmentand summons in
said cause has been returned "not found" as to said
defendant John r. Davis; the defendant is there
fore notified that unless he appear at said November
Term of said Court, to be begun and held at Brown
vile aforesaid on the sixteenth day of November
A. d. 1858, and on or before the morning of the
second day thereof and plead to said petition judg-
ment by default will be had against him for the
amOuntclaimed as aforesaid with interest and costs
d.. McGARY, Atty for PIfs.
Ordered that the foregoing notice be published il
the Nebraska Advertiser as the law IN such case!
provides.
- A.. W. PENFLAND,y Clerk. .
By CHAS. G.. DORSEY, dep'y.
October IA, SO Mo
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04
rs far Reelection for Citizens
Rr0TnytIle and Gold Hunters

Ibe tide of emigration will IN a te"
ii he turned towards the gold mines
Of US, would il not be well for OuI
rs to bestir themselves in behalf Oh
leading TO those auriferOus plains
YOU think of thisa
have. beyond cavil or question: an
nnmber of advantages for a start
.oint with any of our ~neighbOrIng cl-
nm or down the Missouri Valley II
oa,;nc 10 want of proper energy
mart if this emigration is lost to
rnviIIe. Will our citizens think OF
matterl ~ :.
from Brownvile to Cherry Creek 1t
bout $50 miles, through one OF the
DELIGHTFUL countries in Nebraska
lied with an abundance Of pure wa
and a suficiency of timber for camp
n~nrnoses ~interspersed at convenient
snees. Do you desire any better or
country through which to survey and
he road? None better can be found
assured of that; and if ii is not lone
The first Of April next, whose taul'
~ il bet Think, reflect what can be
Sane by a little expense and much less
e1ertion.
road made from this point to the re-
o,Iv discovered gold placers IS Of the
--latest importance, not only to the emil
h,,, n this whole district of coun-
All residing in the vicinity Of Brown
Tle should feel the deepest interest in
Is matter, and feeling that becoming
hterest should go to work immediately
la open up the road. Citizens of Brown
Lie! none of you, we hope, will differ
matter Of this kind, where the inter-
"a of our city is at stake.
Before gold hunters make up their
binds where they viii make up their out
hung point, we hope they will look al
be advantages of BrOwnville. We have
livery advantage that any other place has
blenty Of goods of all kinds, an abundance
u provisions, stock, immense crops o
BORN, and every kind of feed for animals
The distance to be travelled is as short o
shorter than from any other point on tht
Missouri River.
Here we have a splendid steam ferry
capable of making trips during all kind
b weather, and commanded by safe, ex
perienced and gentlemanly officers. W.
10 not know what other advantages re
puired 90 make BrOwnville your Quitting
and starting point to the land of 'oPhir.
10 the emigrant let US then say, refec
about the above plainly stated facts, anC
in the opening of spring we will wei
come you to our city and its hospitalities
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04
DIR. EASTERIY't
iodine and SarsanariIIa

win cure all diseases arising from an impure state Of
the BLOOD. or adepraved conditions Of the fluids Of the
system, viz: cancers, swelling Of the glands, rheumat-
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erysipelas, goitres, pains in the bones and joints, nj.
GERS in the mouth and throat, and all chronic cOnstitu-
tionaI diseases. This medicine searches out the very
roots Of the diseased purifying the blood, and changing
the ~secretions in the system, thus removing the cause
which renders the cure certain and permanent.
DR.. EGsferIys Iodine and SGTsopGriHG will cure the
vorst mercUriGI disease, and drive out and destroy ev-
cry particle OF mercury which is in the system. and cure
its bad effects.
1t will cure secondary syphilis or general disease,
and will drive the syphiEitic virus and all hereditary
tGints and poisonous matter out of the system through
the pores of the skin, and restore the patient to a per-
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length of time. challenge the world to produce its
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cure all nervous diseases, female cOmpIOiuss, drOpsy,
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organs, in a few days.
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and make the skin clear, white and beautiful as ala
baster. Ii does this by purifying.the blood, and by its
prompt action on the liver. kidneys, and ~secretoTy or
gans, producing vigorous health.
Persons who have long been afflicted with s~crofula. old
sores, letter, riDgworm, scald head, ~blotches, ~eTuptions
Of the skin, and all cutaneOus diseases, are advised tc
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apply on the sores and diseased parts, when using DR..
EGSterIy'S Iodine and SGrsGpdrilG. The Iodine and
Sarssparilla purifes the blood, and causes the sores tC
discharge their putrid matter, and the ointment heGl'
them. When both are used (Which 1 always recOmmend
a permanent and radical curei always effected. They
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A fair trial is all 1 ask do not fear the result.
Price of the Iodine and Sarsaparilla, 81 per bottle, OIL
6 bottles for SIS. Gridley's Salt Rheum Ointment u
cents per bottle. Both are prepared by DR.. Easterlyl
corner Of Third amp Chestnut streets, st. Louis, Mo-.
sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be addressed
Dz-sOld by J. H. MAUN & CO., Druggists, Brown.
vile, N. T., and by Druggists generally.