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Smyrna times., 1858-04-22
GTCATALoGUES SENT FREE.-o0
G.. C. EVANS,
Publisher and Originator of the
u lit Is OOk Enterprise.
439 Chestnut street. PhiladeInb;a

The unparalleled success which has ntteudo1 a. .
subscriber m his distribution of Gifts TO the NIIlin
mas indnced hlm 10 make large and valuable adJitinn
10 ms i0rmcr extensive stock of new and nn,rInr
p1oNs Ilis new complete and classified catalogue of
Is .ulieu rec To any part OF Tie country
All p'oks sold at publishers low esi prices and ali
me new publications Oltho day added soon as ssue
'Uo worm oI GINS with each $1,000 worth of books
80 "hoiis "hl'h are daily distributed the follow
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W atchcs JcWclry& >5iIycrwarc.

@5M CLIFF & NEWINS,
I. - IiatchtS qad JpeiyY.
w ~. SCI North Scconi ST., PhIadliha a.
IL AFlNG ho" on ha,d large assortment #
watches and J"wo'ry suiahle lor city or country
trade: viii sci! as lew Is ca be bought
i, me Gold watches lrom S-5 10 SlCO
ine 9i'Her Levers from lU 70 -
Cameo, IN sets, from i, -
Also a large assortment Of fiuc Gold Cha,Is: Vest
Guard and Fob Chains piuted Sponns; Silver 'rbI'
Tea and Dessert spoons; Gold JeweIry of al ,,,scr
TONS and prices. Stop ANA see. The Nols ec5 Norh
Second street, above Arch ''
apl5-ly CIIFT G, NrlvIINS
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EEOncCkcr's PcctOroI syr,,n.

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, and various AFFECTIONS
OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS.
fHIIlS Preparation is believed IN l., - 49,.
able, ans in many cases the most EFFETsTliAI.
COUGH REAiEDH exiant IL is particularly seryire.
able Ia Chronic Coughs, and has been foni TO olrd
sled' ietei Solsumptlve patients even in advanced
s'aSeS VI ihe ulsease. Directions for use accompany
each bottle Prepared and Sold, Wholesale and re-
u. IOFFECKER, DRueGIsr, ..
Smyrna, Delaware.
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FOR SAL.E:.

COLoREO BOY, aged lc years and months,
hiVins 70 years to serve lie s large aud vorv Vt
lOr hs age, has excellent hctlth aud Is able 10 do
good work. Will be sold In tlit State upon terms the
most rasonable Apply TO the subscriber at his resi-
denee leaT B'aekIston's X Roads. ~ =. ..
Feb IS, '5s-im 'N'''''' l. N0SNAN'
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NEW STORE IEa SMYRNA! !!
Read ! Read!! Read

Goods Cheaper than the Cheapest.
SPRUANCE 81 MEGEAR, having com.
menced Merchandising IN the Town of Smyrna.
and Just opened large and complete stock of
Goods, at their New Store on MAIN Street, Cd.
posite the Bank, would respectfully invite their
friends and the public to an examination of The
same,-feeling assured that, both in quality and
price, the utmost satisfaction will be given, as
they intend selling a the LOWEST possible
Figure, for either Cash or Country Produce
The stock is we'll selected, and embraces
DRY GOODS, Of the latest and best styles,
to which The attention Of Ladies is particularly
called. Also, Fresh and full supply OF Family
GROCERIES,, together with QueeRSUare,
bVilioD- DGre, &C., &c, of all kinds. Also, a
large lot Of Boots Shoes, Caters, &c.,--both
Ladies' and Gentemens Wear,-and an exten-
siVe variety Of Hats aud Caps, Of the latest
fashion. .,.- g...
We would slate that our Goods were care
fully examined by US in Philadelphia, and pur-
chased with especial reference to the spring
trade and the public taste. Let all give us
call,---we guarantee TO please. .-....
SPRrANcE e. MEGEAR.
Store on Main street, directly opposite the
Bank OF SmyrDa. April l, 1858.
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0~F A camp Of 100000 Russian troons is n
be formed in Poland in the month of Nav. The
step is considered as a manifestation against
Austria. There is a great agitation in Russia
IN consequence OF the opposition of the mobiles
10 the proposed emancipation of the serfs.-
Many OF the great families have fed to ST. Pc.
tersburg for fear of their lives.
FIRE.-The store of VIM. Baxter, at Church
HIil' was destroyed by fire last week with its
contents. The building was owned by Mr.. w.
III. Beck, and there was an insurance in the Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Company Of Kent county,
upon the property of $500 Mr.. BIS loss will
equal this amount.-KeRt NewS.
" A recent statement of the Methodist
Book Concern in New York and Cincinnati
shows their resources to be about $500, ,OOO.-
The profits during the past year were S6G. .299
making deduction of 33 per cent. per bad
debts.
" An express messenger has pessed through
81. Louis, 1t is said, with instructions TO Gen.
eral johnson not to commence offensive OPERA
tIons against the Mormons before the arrival Of
the peace commissioners.
6F The Legislature of Louisiana has passed
a law a6olIshlng capital punishment.
OF Mitchell was convicted at Chester.
South Carolina, recently, of stealing 4 slave
ana sentenced to be hung on the 4th of June
next.
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Or New Grenada is seeking annexation "a
The United States.
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(ET The following Hymn, which we have
been requested to publish, is much sung at the
revival-meetings in Philadelphia, and may per-
baps become familiar in this part of the country:
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CARLyLE. IIlinois Jnne1o 1s5.

CARLYLE, illinois, June 49, 1855
have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative and
nave admired It's wonderful effect NV hair was he
coming as | thought premalurely gray. but by the
use oi ms Restorative, II has resumed lis rsiua color
aud have ne doubt, permanently so.
SIDNEY REESE
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not enumerated in the abov worth from 81 IN o, oo
ohe OF the above named gifts presented 10 eocb ppr
chaser OF book al the time OF sale although nil hdoI
are sofa at publishers lowest prices. The comnIeIc
aliH c,dsShed Catalogues may he had without CHARGE
by calling or sendiRg your address. s''
Liberal Inducements TO coLntry Agents. O,dprs
from the country promptly filled ind ihe gnods e.,
Warded ~ express or mail same day. Address,
q G.. EVANS
439 Chesnut ST, Philadelphin. pa
10 TIE PUBLiC.-As there are MANY Gif, RooL
Stores ad versod throus hout the country Mr.
ueehlS IL just TO himself and his duty to the public
inasmuch as ho ginaied The Gift. .B1ok hn; =
Stale, as evidence Of the instability of such concerns
'a hey conceal Their real names from The pnblic and
eIe auVeriSIhg Their business under assumed ones =
Alr u is aware lSat these various concerns Dnbsbed
as t-BooE stores, are calculated bring the business
es@nllshe by himself milo dsrepuis. lie asks of lLe
public correct judgment in regard to his Gin I2ooI
;Aierprise tor honor integrity and success of which
he refers to all the prominent pu bIshers in The I
4''''N', A'o"H "i' c"'uoSue ais
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K KNlTTlNG and Embroidery COTTON all
HA numbers, for sale by r. s. II. a. OPrLEY.
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" :. WooI Co., proprietOrs. 3l2 Broadway, NJ Y,
l a4d ~ Market street. ST. Louis. Missouri.
- + or So ie IN Smyrna, by DAVID LOCKWOOD. and
IN Baltimore. by John {. Given, SIabler A. Co and
all Druggists Inar12 - ~ ""N
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A GOOD assortment Of Combs, Brushes, Per-
In fumcry, &c. r. g. NJ. A. OFLEY.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22

ENRESSES and MANTLLAS MADE at
tn" shortest notice, and in the most fash
ionablc style. r. & NJ. A. OFFLEY.
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A N elegant assortrAent Of Shetland Wool
"a and Zephyr, for sale by r. & M. A. OPFLEy.
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Smyrna Advertisements. Il

'B'EN AG1 r. & NJ a. OFFLEY, Sole
= IA = Agents for Jenkins s. Co. S
TEAS-the best in the market.
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lOP Great Bargains at thoncw
DRY GOons and GROCERY STORE Of
April 9Th LATrOMUS & EATON.
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A LARGE lot of HOSE, for Ladies, Gentle.
men and Children; very superior quality
for sale by r. G. NJ. A OFFLEY.
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SUBMARINE CABLE TO CuBA.-An article in the
Haraaa Diario de la Marine shows the feeling
which exists in Cuba in favor Of laying q submarine
cable to Florida, and explaining the different CON-
panies that are applying for an exclusive privilege
for performing that work.
Some tims since We announced, says the .NeaU
York Herald, that Mr.. Samuel Kennedy had gone
to Havana, in order to perfect arrangements with the
limited joint stock company, under the style of A. NJ.
Mora & Co.. which had applied some two years since
for this privilege. We now learn that Mr.. Kennedy
has returned here, having been well received in
Havana 1t is stated that the full stock-$80O, 900
has been subscribed, and ten per cent. paid in.
Mr.. Kennedy having obtained charters from the
States of Georgia and Florida. is now about to pro-
coed South for the purpose of definitely locating the
land connections of the line. Two routes are now
under consideration-one from Macon, Georgia, to
St. Marks, in Florida. by way of Americas, Albany,
and Tallahassee; the other is from Savannah to
Cedar Reyes, crossing the Altamah River and pass
ing through Brunswick, Darieu, and Fernandina.
This company has a privilege for laying a cable to
Cuba, granted by the Junta de Fomento there,
which only requires the sanction of the Queen. We
learn that the Captain General has given it strong
assurances of his support for obtaining this.
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~ f. having been appointed administrator
" on the Estate of J. S. Levi, late of Honolulu, deceased,
all persons having any demands against the said estate are re-
quested to pass their accounts to the undersigned and all per-
sons indebted to the deceased IN requested to make immediate
payment. c. c. HARRIS,
123-lm Attorney for Administrator.
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1tm advertisements.
TO WHALEMEN !

DyERNOR OF GUAM. CLadrone Islands)
date 2d March, 1s5S, has appointed
ShsleshIps visiting that Island must pay the port
= first place where they may anchor, but nothing in
/, for one season, and also nothing IL they do not
mt VIII he permitted to every native who may like
nd destination that the Captains may contract,
security OF restrictions
md silver coin Of the United States shall be accepted
r its full value, without discount, in the same man
baniIh, and South and Central American coins.
AID Governor has sent TO Thomas Spencer, in Homo
Of Exchange that Captains had deposited in the
aais for security Of natives shipped in 1856 and '57,
se Of distributing to every Captain, and to cancel
~.
Governor also intends, for the benefit OF Captains, to
ksiience, during the present year, to the Agat Bay,
. part Of the Apra Port, and no more distant from IL
= The said Bay is a very good place for anchorage
)0ts assistance Boats can land and take water,
SPPly necessary TO the vessels
Signed) ID. d. L. C0RTE-
March. 1883. l24-2m
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The Undersigned

pEGS TO CALL PARTICULAR ATTEN.
ID ton to the Stock of
and ALE
OF the best qualities, that he has lately received. He would also
recommend an importation of DUFF -
\ now on hand and for sale by him, as one Of the
finest Wines ever introduced into the country.
Honolulu, Nov. 4, 1858. 123-2m GODFREY RHODES.
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TIME Jed would call the ATTENTION OF
of his Friends and the Public to his Rooms, over the
:" Pacific Commercial Advertiser" Printing Office, (next to the
Post Ofice) where he is taking Pictures which, for elegance of
style and sotness Of tone, cannot be exceied.
Being in constant receipt Of New Stock, Chemicals, &c, he is
prepared TO take Pictures with all the latest improvements.
" Pictures taken on Glass. Paper, Patent Leather, India
Rubber, &c, and warranted TO give entire satisfaction
N-B-The Public are invited to call and examine specimens.
lI9tf w. +. ROWLAND. Artist.
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Sale of Real Estate !

To be sold by Auction, on
DAY. 18th DAY OF deer NEXT,
O'Clock. A. NJ. ON the Premises.
valuable Property Of HENRY 8. sWINTON, Esq.
An that Lot Of Land in Kawanahoa- in Nuu- -
y hereSn The large and commoiious Mansion, 49,
q" Bannockburn," stands, as lately occupied-1
bounded by the avenue leading from the public
buildings thereon
that Lot Ct Land on the makai side Of said avenue,
on the road being one Of the choicest building lots
and completely and substantially fenced in
those three KalO Patches lying in the rear Of No. L.
suks side Of said avenue or lane
those several Patches on the mauka side Of said
be rear Of No. :, newly planted with bananas and
that FELL called "Kului,- lying in the rear Of
and extending back 70, and bounded by the river,
2 G5 athoms.
tha; Pasture Farm lying on the Eva side Of said
blaming about3l acres, as conveyed to Mr. Swinton
hef Justice Lee
that House Lot on the makai side Of King street,
On which Mr. Ssinson resides, with all buildings
that House Lot adjoining No. !, with the large and
Dwelling House thereon
2 several lots may be seen at the office Of John
Or C. C. Harris, Solicitors, Honolulu, where all re-
htion IN relation to them may be had
A. p.
j. Y. COLBURN.
Auctioueers-
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COMPREHENSIVE.
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED
u a Coparnership for the transacting of a General Commits
sion Business, under the firm and style of d. c. WATERMAN
K co.
We especially solicit any business connected with the interests
Of the Home Whaling Fleet, in the consignment Of supplies, fur
nishing of funds. sales, or purchase Of exchange, oil, bone, gen.
eral merchandise, and the procuring Of freight, etc.
d. c. WATERMAN,
117-3m JOHN F. POPE.
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ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PAPERS
AND MAGAZINES.

VUVHE ED is Agent to receive subscrip-
tons throughout this kingdom for any Of the following
publications. Subscribers will receive them punctualy On the
arrival Of each mail from the United States, when paid for In
advance. The following prices cover the Hawaiian, American
and British hostages:
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
TyHE UNDERsIGNED HAS RECEIVED
u from Boston, by the YOUNG GREEK, an addition to his
large and desirable stock of
Hardware and Cutleryl
Comprising the following articles Folding harrows, cast steel
square and round point; potato diggers, bog hoes, glue, whiting,
garden shears, bush hooks, steel sledge hammers, charcoal irons,
iron rakes.
Cutlery. :
A large assortment of pocket knives, cocoa handle knives, 5to
IL inches; knives and forks.
Tools, &c.
Cross-cut saws, wood saws with frames complete, blacksmith's
screw plates, doweling bits, gouges, plumbs and levels, black
smiths vises, wooden bench screws, bodkins, scratch avis,
handles, brass dividers and compasses, lockwood rules, coppering
punches, box chisels, mallets, files and rasps Of superior quality,
bench hatchets.
Cords and Twines.
HEINZ and Manila cords and lines, cotton do, seine Irvine, cot
ton and linen wrapping twines, fish lines, all sizes and qualities.
Builders Hardware
Fine lath nails, Heavy T hinges,
Pressed nails, Square bolts,
Wrought nails, Picture knobs,
Cut tacks, Improved gate hinges,
Improved blind butts, Window springs,
Store door locks, Upright rim locks,
Wardrobe hooks, Door latches,
Brass hooks, Night latches, to 8 KEYS, -
Brass hinges, Brass and iron padlocksL
Sundries.
Colts revolvers, extra nipples for Colts revolvers, India rub
Der curry combs, large and small paint brushes, powder TASKS,
measuring tapes, botuing wire, halter and trace chains, emery,
cloth and paper; roller buckl s, breeching rings, rat traps, alba
wrapping paper, petticoat lamps, timed spurs, waffle irons, ETC.
I19-6t f W. N. LADD.
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Sptftial Aotiffs.

HOME.-The Annual Meeting Of the Hon.
oluiu Sailors Home Society for hearing reports, election Of Trus
tees, &c. viii be held at the Bethel on a THURSDAY EVENING,
25th inst.
The six retiring trustees are-Thomas Spencer, J. I. Water.
house, H. NJ Whitney, G. NJ. Robertson, H.. J. II. HoIdsworth
H. Hackfeld, and the twelve persons nominated according to the
provisions of the Charter, from whom six may be elected, are W.
A. Ahrich, W.. Goodale, J. VI. Smith, ]. w. Borden, Geo. Clark,
}. w. Austin, Thos. Spencer, J. I. waterhouse, Ii. NJ. Whitney,
G. NJ Robertson, IL. J. Il. Holdsworth, and H. HackfeId.
l. BARTLETT, Sec. S. ii. Society.
Honoluluhu, Nov. 9, 1858. 1912.
FAREWELL LECTURES OF ID. FRICK,
IL DIR. Prick begs to inform the many friends that have
done him the honor Of subscribing 70 his former lectures, that the
new course which he proposes to open as soon as he will have
obtained one hundred subscribers, WILDE his last farewell appeal
to the sympathy Of the public of this community, having resolved
to escape the long exile to which he has been unjustly con-
demned. 124lt
POLYNESIAN ENCAMPMENT, No.. l.,
To- o. F.-Under the Jurisdiction Of the h. W. G. Lodge Of the
United States. The regular meetings Of this Encampment are
held on the lst and Sd FRIDAY EVENINGS Of each month.
Resident and visiting members are respectfully inv tied to attend.
Per order. C.P.
Honolulu, Nov. 10, 1855. l24f
A. F.. s. A. M.-LE PRoGREs DE EOcEASrE LooGE, No.
124, under the jurisdiction of the Supreme Council Of the
Grand Central Lodge Of France, working in the ancient Scotch
Rite, holds its regular meetings on the Wednesday nearest
the fun moon Of each month, at the old Lodge Room, in King
street Visiting brethren respectfully invited to attend.
August IS l6otfl II. SEA-, Secretary.
r.. A. Dispen-
sation from the General Grand Chapter of the United States Of
America, will hold its Regular Meetings on the Third Thursday Of
every month, at the Hall Of the Lodge "LE PRoGREs DE LOCE-
AsIE" I63-dI Per Order: III. p.
sE CLAMPsUs v.,'-Notice is hereby given that the
next Regular Meeting of this Order will be held on next Monday
Evening, at O'Clock, at the Hall, over DIR. McKibbin's Drug Store,
On Queen street. Resident and transient Brothers are respectfully
invited to attend. Per order n. G. ii. 124-lt
VA Special Meeting will take place
this evening, at the Hall over DR.. McKfbbin's, at I O'Clock, pre-
cisely. tl24Itl Per Order.
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Ice Cream Ice Cream

TNHE r OF THE
IL LII ICE CREAM SALOON, wishes to inform the public
that he has opened the above named Saloon, on the corner OF
Nyuanu and Chaplain streets, where he will be happy to fur
nish them with the BesT Ice Cream that can be made, and with
tion and dispatch. WM. H.. MUDDY,
I236m< Pronriefnr.
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|JNO. I. WITERHOUSE
HAS ON HAND, AT HIS WHOLESALE
II AND RETAIL FIRE-PROOF EMPORIUM, corner Of
Queen and Kaahumanu streets, the
Best and Most Extensive stock for the
Island Trade Ever offered Here
T. And invites Country storekeepers to inspect and order. a
TERMS QUICK!
SO CASES OF NEW PRINTS!
OF UNSURPASSED PATTERNS!
aff aea a Consisting Of
Chocolate and Red, rpsa aaaas
Pink and Yellow,
Lilac and Red,
Canary and Red, g ss ~
Riding Dress Prints, -
Purple,
Black,
Orange & Green,
Many of the Patterns of which are entirely New, and sci well.
20 bales Brown sheetings and Drills;
700 pairs Blankets, scarlet, blue and white, various sizes, and
the HEAVIEST IN THE MARKET.
1000 dozen SHIRTS various styles, consisting Of aenslemen's
fine white, fancy colored and hickory stripes, and Under
shirts.
Cases Plain Turkey Red,
Cases Figured Turkey Red.
GOO cases HANDKERcHIEFs consisting Of snk. Linen, and
Muslin, various qualities, and Cotton Handkerchief.
20 cases Silk and Cotton wheeltop UMBRELLAS.
Cases Blue sheeting,
Cases English Saddles,
Cases American Psi S, Saddles
Gases Pilot Goats,
Cases Pilot Pants,
Cases Moleskin pants,
Bales Ticking,
Cases Figured Orleans,
Cases Plain Alpaca,
Cases White shirting,
Cases Madapolams,
Cases Charcoal Irons,
Gases Blue Drills,
Nests camphor Chests
Nests plain trunks
l case superior Brown SACKS,
Gases Victoria Lawns.
Superfine Clothing!
Erocks, Paletets. Pants. Vests, Neck Ties,
Hats, Caps, &C.. &c.
Also
WILLOW CARRIAGES AND CHAIRS,
WOODEN WARE,
BOOTS AND SHOES, VARIOUS,
AXES,
SUNDRY HARDWARE,
VERY NICE CHILDREN's SOCKS,
CUTLERY,
SATINS n SILKS, VARIOUS.
BALES BLUE, SCARLET M GREY UNDRRsHIRTs,
AND ENGLISH SOAP,
CASES THREAD, NEEDLES, ETC.,
ENAMELEDD DUCK FOR CARRIAGE TOPS,
sUNDRY FITTINGS, COACH TRIMMINGS, ETC.,
wARE, ETC., HOLLOW WARE ETC.
And an
Assortment too Numerous to Trouble the
Readers.
APPLY TO THE UNDERSIGNED.
J. T. WATERHOUSE.
~ Splendid job Lots for she Mar4aesasa and
Islands Apply to
l21tf JOHN T. WATERHOUSE.
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Strawberry Ice Cream.
RODERICK'S, THIS DAY AND

NOTICE!
lE PURPOSE OF CLOSING OUT
nee on our stock OF Oats,v We viii offer them at a
cE- No such opportunity win occur again.
C. A 4 H. p. POOR.
STOVES FOR SALE.
SDERSIGNED have on hand a few Stoves
Pved patterns, with furniture complete. AT A Low
Qz4tD c. A K H. r. POOR
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JUST RECEIVED!
celebrated AdeIphi Biscuits

TING OF THE FOLIO WING AS.
: Aoernethy, Cracknel, Picnic. Tea, Cabin, Soda
Aso, Mackie's Edinburgh Biscuifs,
nachine, Qneen, ginger. picnic and Windsor Also,
groceries: York hams, English cheese, Caro-
rna rice, loaf and crushed sugar, Goldfish, raisins,
r. peel, shelled almonds, patent sperm candles,
tkes, ~sartines- II L. Bakers oysters, California on
Pies Constantly on hand a general assortment Of
b Ground Coffee constantly on hand.
MOSSMAN 4 SON
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NOTICE.
THE PARTNERSHIP BET VVEEN THE
undersigned, carrying on business at Kawaihae, under the
firm of u. X. VIDA & CO., is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All claims will be settled by d. r. Vida, at Kawaihae.
d. X. VIDA,
WYMAN STILES.
The business Of the above will be carried on as usual solely by
WYMAN STILES.
Kawaihae, August IA, 1858. Holm
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WHEAT TlIRASIEItS

f1NlE UNDERSIGNED. having brroiuu Agents tor the
Il schenectady Agi,ntuiH, MuIkn. Wal Keep constantly
On lloTss
Powers ltt,trtr aud tUmincd llraShrrs tLi
AIA.I.u.
rlbMi N IA. New l"r~ S,aIc Far Isdp, aud eoutl.
>at,sta,tlui ali " no have nse them
ed rvla,s Int travel "uy about Ii ntus per
nur thereo, sauc work either horses
them.
iil. IlhASllEI,S AID COMBINED iiRAsNEES ami
MINNON iKs as to syharLe the gram
and through I'm unrhlc tlu
l., usuai an otiei Minds
Thia.h,i " innuw ct has a Ei.NDINlNG WIRE
SEIAKAI fR, ,,rh d,cs the perfectly than
be done uthcr way.
IiE SliA hafIli ti0 Las fork straw shaker " hich
shak, the ui the the Ihra>
Persons wi,hag these 1hrs,h.rs do ty
ig stIr, here rus tucr information viii Ue
rnins IKEA SAL NDEhS
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jan - Is
EXTRAORDINARY CASE

RICHMOND, May list, lsib.
Gentlemen My child had commenced b,caAiug ont last
fall III small Sores winch gradually extended
Including both much
tear botn drop oil
tried al ui advertised domestic Remedies wilhou
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