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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-02
iron Railing & Safe Mandatory

Near the City Mills and little south of Caquelin
knights Sash Factory,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
TOIIN MAGER respectfully announces that he has
81 opened the above place. establishment for the
manufacture of
Iron Railing for Cemeteries, Front Yards,
Public Squares, dc.
Iron Works furnished for buildings and bridges. Aso
Bank Vaults and Cell Works Iron Sash, Doors, Blinds
and Bed.teads, Tor public and private houses Burglar
proof Locks stores, double locked Roofing, Of Cop
Tin Galvanised Iron and Sheet Iron. done and
ranted Machine Repairing and Rel Hanging done at
short notice. Prompt attention paid to all orders
Work done at New York prices Customers viii find
and designs Of the latest stye from New YORK;
at his establishment augS
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INSURANCE, LAND AND COLLECTION AGENCY Oh
yEISIIE & MATER

~ the BrHk IF Ottatrg, Ottdtra, III.
COLLECTIONS made in vicinity at usual rates.
Lands purchased and sold at moderate commissions
Titles investigated and abstracts furnished.
DEEDS and other instruments made out and acknow.
lodged.
Policies issued in the following insurance companies:
In .S.Hs County Mutual Fire IasuyaHce o.;
Illinois Mutual do do
.cyeDhensOn County Ha'HG' do do
NdtioRdE Lodn FaHd Life Assurance Society
WI. VI. TRUE,
To- o. WATERMAN
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SAVINGS BANK.

In Gl,rer,s addition to Ottana.
TOO FORA Lot. Terms s. cash, and IS on the
DZZf first day Of every succeeding month unit
all paid. without interest iul25 TRUE * WATERMAN
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n,...x NASAL Pain extractor.

Of Thousand Flowers"
,.,r,.rx n w. Co., Sole Agents, Ottawa, Ill
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FlIE subscribers take this opportunity 10 return their
Il sincere thanks to the people OF Ottawa aud vicinity
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon them the past
their new sto Of
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ASUVlCC.

C,ALL and see PRnooTrs Nez style sHk Hat.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-06-10

.cvrxvrwx AryAn--A Towx Box-
nnn Rrsyrp-Oh Town, Calabar, the mis-
49, of the Rev. Mr.. Edgerly, has been
. THAI is bombarded-by her Majesty's
80 in antelope, and completely destroyed. Mr..
stsD s,J his FAMILY took refuge in Duke Town on
rirf .o,;~. Of what was contemplated, and are
re missionaries there. The mission property
'a uTrsd from the firing of the ship, but has been
SsP"Innderrd and destroyed, sufficient time for re-
rBfs ~. Whole effects not having been allowed.
ge".s .nrred ON Friday, the 18th of January, and
ihsy;s(pu house at Duke Town was totally destroyed
the usxLtbe 9th February. The fire was accidental,
b. ns sont half the furniture, books, &C., was saved.
sna lIsbrated chief. Willy Tom, died mt Did Town
a - AGO. and according to the custom of the
SOM which the missionaries have labored to put
CO. his slaves and prisoners, who 1t was supposed
~, have cast the evil eye upon the dying chief,
80 harbarousiy murdered
The interference of the supercargoes and of Queens
- when these we're on the coast, had been at va
times invoked by the missionaries, with the
90 of uniting an end to these dreadful rites; and,
he nresent occasion a sort Of council Of war was
consisting of the commander Of the Antelope,
!, British Consul, and n few supercargoes of mer-
n, vessels trading for palm oil. At this meeting
resolved to demand that the inhabitants should
up seven of the murderers within forty-eight
ailing which the vessel Of war should open
C9wn- Mr.. Edgerly protested in the
.rgetic terms against the determination come
.epeated his protest again and again. Mean
went among the people. warning them of the
tences, and advising them (although, from the
. engaged in these outrages, this was almost
ticable,) to give up the murderers. The peo-
ated the warnings in a spirit of empty bravado,
ne useless cannon into position, and spoke Of
resistance. In this way the interval allowed
and on Friday. January 10, the antelope
slowly steaming up the river with her ports
sthere was no message from the town, and
serly had intimation that the threats were
e removed his family, and as much of his
time would allow. Accordingly, as soon as
steamer had got into position, with her broad
to Old Town. she opened fire, and before
the place was a smoking mass
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o BY

TIME UBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE
NEW Books by Express from New York and San Fran
cisco by every regular packet By the next packet he will re-
ceve the following. all new books:
DIR. Livingston's Travels and Researches in South Africa, Illus
trated-S4 so.
Poets Of the 10Th Century, 1872 engravings, richly bound, 4to-
SO So
Atkinson's Seven Years in Siberia and Tartary-S5.
Isaac TayIor's World Of Mind, 12mo-$1 as.
Scenes Of Clerical Lfe-being the Sad Fortunes Of Rev. Amos
Barton, Originally published in BlaekwoOd )-75c, paper cover.
Debit and Credit by DR.. Bunsen-S1 IS.
European Acquaintance-beng Sketches Of People in Eu-
rope-s1 go
Mrs Sigourney's .Lncy Howard - So
The Hasheesh Eater-being passages in the Life Of a Pytha-
goTian-si IS
History Of the Origin of the I. s Constitution; by Geo. W.
Curds-4-
Hydes's and Ferris Mnrmouisn-s1 IS.
California and its Resources, ilustrsted-S3 D.
Mrs IIaes R~cript Boot, (nev and enlarged eiitinn,Ss2
Si-- Lesii-'s New Cook Book. (ne~ and enlarged edi:ior,Ss2-
IO2-2- II. NJ. WHITNEY.
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sc.
IL Sheet zinc, Hunts axes;
Axe haschets, shingling do;
G. 8. shoyels, spades, hoes;
Rakes, manure forks, bog hoes
Three-tined hay-forks;
Tea kettles, sauce pans;
Baled kettles, iron pots;
Nests tin trunks and pals;
Pins, plated forks, with ivor,
handled knives to match;
Sewing birds, drawing pencils;
India rubber hair pins;
Fishhooks, pearl buttons;
Perforated board, buggy lamps
Assorted planes, dog collars;
Putty knives, peg cutters,
Assorted tea trays;
Whips and whip lashes;
Feather busters, j,.cket lamps
Whitewash. -four, dust, pain
and shoe brushes;
Sail twine, box graters;
Ruled foolscap and bill paper;
Augur bits, chopping knives;
T-hinges, log and trace chains
Dog chains, COW and sheep bells
Sash rollers, iron, brass an,
copper wire, mallets;
Bench and hand screws;
Brad avis, padlocks;
Door and chest locks, assorted
Gimp tacks, rivets;
Pocket knives, assorted screws
Slate pencils. steelyards;
Board measures, rules, rifles;
Swede's iron, round iron;
Crowbars, pickaxes, hammers;
Shears and scissors;
100 kegs nails, saws;
Riveting hammers;
Eagle plows, No 2;
Eagle plows, No. 20;
Horse plows, side hill plows,
Harrows. hayrakes, cradles;
OK bows and Jokes;
Cattle leaders and bull rings;
Guarded lanterns, lamps;
Solar lamps and extra globes;
Solar chimneys. hanging lamps
Plated castors and extra bottles
Tubs, pals, buckets, trunks;
G. s. and W. S. rocking chairs
G. s. chairs, looking glasses;
Single and double high-post
bedsteads. 99-tf
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PoIsoSERs-A Chinese paper in report
cath Of Mr. Sandwich Drinker at Macao,
n January inst, gives as the cause 4" from
of poison, administered in the bread last
the Esing Bakery" The death of Capt
If the steamer Lily was said to have been
the same means.-Loadoa Weekly Times,
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advertisements
NEW GOODS!
TO ARRIVE BY THE MELITA."
e. 0. Hall offers for Sale:


DRY O &c.
lRuches, fine ribbons;
Ladies', infants, children's,
boys and misses assorted
!; hats;
Brown and white table damask:
Assorted table napkins;
Assorted fruit napkins;
White flannel, crash;
? Linen toweling, hackabuck;
lSpat lace, black fringe;
Black bombazine;
Satin ribbons, elastic do;
Brown and black tafeta ribbons;
;lvelvet ribbons, black Grape;
lSerpentine braid, tapes;
IMohair mits, Italian silk;
Embroidered collars;
Mems fine half hose;
; Mems riding gloves;
/ Black worsted, wire ribbon;
Hickory shirts, denim;
IL and 2 bushel bags;
Heavy ticking, brown drills;
Brown cottons. wicking;
Blue cottons, piping cord;
!; Blue and white thread;
Tidy cotton, wooden carpeting;
Boot webbing, silk umbrellas,
ETC., etc., etc.
:. sc.
Tierces Carolina rice;
Nutmegs, curry powder;
Assorted candy;
lOyster and milk crackers;
Crushed sugar, A 1.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
LADIES' Congress CATERS, silk
kid;
Do buskins and slippers;
DO calf do, thick sole;
Do india rubber, childs do
Do goat bootees;
Mems calf Oxford ties;
Do goat slippers;
Do kip boots, thick sole;
Do calf do do do;
Do calf do thin sole;
Misses and child's ass'd boots,
shoes and buskins.
Zinc paint pure lead, and SUM-
dries too numerous to mention
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NEW BOOKS AND STATIONERY

JUST RECEIVED PER FANNY MAJOR,'
Nd % SALE BY H. M. WHITNEY:
n Faber's Polygrades,
Red and Blue Pencils,
Reference Files,
Boxes Waters,
David's Carmine Ink,
Note Paper,
Song Books,
Loyechild's Juvenile Library-I2 volumes,
Silver Lake Stories-6 volumes,
Uncle Georges Stories-l2 volumes,
Rollo Books Stores-i2 volumes,
Little Folks Library D volumes,
Young America Juvenil. Lhrary-12 volumes,
Millions Poetical Works,
Rogers Poetical Works,
Collins, Gray's and Goldsmith's Poetical Works,
Don Juan,
l Valentines Poems,
i Bulwer.
1 Pictorial Family Encyclopedia,
1 Universal Library Of Literature,
1 Mirror OF the World,
/ Hoods Humorous Poems,
1 votaire and Times,
/ set of Surgeons Sermons,
1 Georgia Scenes,
i Last Huggermuggers,
i Earnest Man,
/ Dante,
1 Testimony of Rocks,
i Impressions Of England,
/ Smiths Dictionary of Arts,
i Works of Chesterfield.
l Portraits of my Married Friends,
] Leslie's Cook Book,
l Hale's Cook Book,
/ Young Ladies' Offering,
Thoughts and Things,
/ You Have Heard Of Them,
1 Chittenden's Bookkeeping, 10O-tf
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advertisements


FOR THE FALL SEASON
B. w.
WossT, n,.l T MAK Il, TMoW Z :, TO THE MEs-
mat ne will receive, by the American clipper bark
I'M n
That left BOSTON FOR HONOLULU, February 2sd, and ex-
pected to arrive here about June 18th,
A Large assortment of Merchandise !
Adapted to the Trade of these Islands.
SALES TO ARRIVE WILL BE MADE.
rHE ASSORTMENT CONSISTS IN PART OF TIE FOLLOWING NAMED
ARTICLES
|. Dry Goods.
supeTans blue sheetins. Atlantic bleached cottons.
Plaid lawns, An pink prints.
Extraol carpets. Fine Coho blankets,
Black cotton umbrellas, &c.
Groceries.
sardines, in half boxes,
sardines. in qrboxes, 1st sort hops,
Pineapple cheese, Superior butter,
Gods tongues, dried apples, English dairy cheese,
Refined lard, Dried Currants,
Maccaroui, vermiceli,
FRESH BEAT CAROLINA RICE.
Pembroke salt, Sweet marjorum,
Summer savory, Sage.
TOBACCO, ASSORTED BRANDS.
FINE-CUT TOBACCO.
Cayenne pepper, Black pepper,
Pimento, CASTLE soap,
Cider vinegar, Olive oil.
Water crackers, Butter crackers,
Jumbies, Ginger snaps,
Paints, Oils, &c.
Mystic lead, Premium zinc,
Copal varnish, Bright varnish,
White chalk, Orange mineral,
Black part, Chrome yellow,
Nerdgris, Chrome green,
Putty, Glue,
Boiled linseed oil. Spirits turpentine,
And a large variety of Painters Brushes and Tools.
COrdage.
MANILA CORDAGE, all sizes;
Manila cutting falls;
Manila hawsers;
RUSSIA CORDAGE, all sizes;
SpunyarD. Marine,
Houseiine, wornline.
HARDWARE AND NAVAL STORES.
PAPER AND STATIONERY.
A complete assortment of Counting and Office Stationery.
Fine Gold Lever Watches,
Fine Gold Lepine Watches,
Fine Silver Watches,
Watch Crystals and Keys.
Wooden Ware.
bingham boxes, Willow wagons,
Ex. 3-ioop pals, Shaker brooms,
Market baskets, Round baskets,
Fancy WORK baskets Laundry baskets,
Oval covered market baskets, Field cans,
Round covered market baskets, Hair sifers,
Brass trimmed pals. Coffee mills, ass'd sizes
Inns, PRIME PORK,
PILOT BREAD, BURTON ALE.
CEDAR SHINGLES, BRICKS,
SALT WATER SOAP, GUNNY BAGS,
SHEET LEAD. assorted,
ANT. FARINA COLOGNE.
Saddlery, &c, &c. 1ol-tf
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Pleasant Valley Residence for Sale.

WILL BE SOLD, IF APPLIED q SOON,
w that pleasant Cottage. situated in Nuuanu Valley, now
occupied by Capt. j. Collins, opposite the residence Of DIR. G..
p. Judd
This cottage was built two years since, Of the best materials,
and finished inside and out in the best manner, and contains
The Parlor-14x24t feet;
Two Bed Rooms, 14x16 feet;
One Bed Room-12x16 feet.
Aiso-Dning room, pantry, kitchen, servants rooms, stable
andcarriage house, and an abundant supply of good water.
The lot contains one acre, and title fee simple.
The premises can be examined at any time, upon application
10 Captain Collins, and for particulars apply TO him or
10l-tf A. p. EVERETT.
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aaftions.
BY A. r. EVERETT.

Large Sale Of English Goods at
Auction!
IMMEDIATELY AFTER ARRIVAL OF
BARK "MELITA" FROM BOSTON!
Due last Of June) the undersigned will sell . large invoice Of
English G~ods, selected expressly for this market, con
shHing in part Of
Bales Of 81 Prints, assorted styles;
blue Serge Shirts;
blue Serge Pants;
Drawers, Saxony Wool ahlyts;
Fancy Shirts.
Cases OF black Coburgs;
black Lustres;
assorted Lustres.
French Merinos, assorted coors:
Fancy Silk Wells. Dressing Csses;
Imitation Shell Combs, Silk Adkfs;
Black Silk, silk Neck Ties;
Colered Wooden Shirts, Horse Cloths;
Invoice of Superior CLOTHING, THICK and rnISi
Hosiery;
Mems, Women's and Children's Hats;
&C.. &C., &c.
A.. p. EVERETT, AuctIonees.
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FOR SALE TO ARRIVE!

FOR SALE TO ARRIVE!
PER BARK "MELITA," FROM BOSTON,
To Arrive about june 21sf-
INCLUDING MERCHANDISE FROM ENG
Il LAND-Goods that al positively
e SCARCE IN THIS MARKET 81
And some Of which the undersigned knows every Country Store
wants The old maxim will yet be continued, in reference to
some Of the most desirable goods, viz "SmaIl profts-quick
returns ~ [1O0-fl JOHN THOMAS w~ATERHOUSE.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
1UlHE HAVING BEEN
appointed Attorney in Fact and Age t for L. II. ANTHON,
Esq, during his absence from the Hawaiian Islands, befy to
intimate to all persons having claims against him, that he will
be prepared to settle and liquidate the same until the FIRST Of
June next. after which all the books will be forwarded to Eu-
rope. The undersigned also requests all parties indebted 10 Mr..
l.. II. Anthem, to pay these amounts to him.
Honolulu, April IL, 1858. GIT THEOD. q. HECCK.
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4nefcans have gained consid-
erahly hy these operations, and others have failed to
fulfill obligations.
The revolutionary movements of the country have
rendered it difficult to obtain necessary workmen,a and
many have suffered from this cause.
The greater portion of the working of the guano is
performed by Chinese coolies, numbering on the two
49, near 600. most of whom are on the North
bic degradation, far, far worse than the condition of
the meanest slave who delves in the rice swamps of
the South. They are almost naked, and are treated
as brutes; not half provided for, and worked as
brutes, subject to the lash of a heartless and domi-
neering overseer.
They do not profess ownership to these miserable
beings, save in their work-house; if one commits sui
eide (by no means ~uncommon) only so much labor is
lost, and nothing in property.
Thus, one of the STRONGEST motives which stimulates
to good treatment of the recognized slave has no ope-
ration there.
The coolie trade has hitherto been carried on quite
extensively in Peru, but the Peruvian Congress,
prompted by humanity, has prohibited the farther
importation of these wretched creatures-Corres-
poRdence -HiIrdukee .Nelrs.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
LII PERSONS HAVING EMAND
"A against me, will please present them for settlement unme-
diately and those indebted are requested to call and settle. or
their accounts will be left with an attorney for collection
~ The subscriber hereby gives notice that he viii pay no
debts contracted without his written order.
II. ~MACFARLANE.
Honolulu, April 20, 1855, s5-tf
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/. o O. F.

NESIA ENCAMPMENT, NO. 1-Cn-
der the jurisdiction of the L. W. G. Lodge OF the United
States.-The regular meetings of this Encampment are held on
the LIST and Sd Friday evenings of each month. Resident and
visiting members are respectfully invited to attend. Per order:
Honolulu, March 16, 1855 y0-tf c.. p.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
UvHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
appointed Administrator, with the will annexed, Of the es-
tate of Stephen Reynolds, late of Honolulu, deceased. hereby
gives notice to all persons having demands against said estate,
to present the same and all persons indebted to the same, are
hereby requested to make immediate payment.
JAMES W. AUSTIN,
Honolulu. January %, 1858. S3-tf Administrator.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VVHEU UNDERSIGNED intends leaving this kingdom
soon, AMI will he glad to receive all bills against him
also he requests that those vino are indebted to him either per-
sonaliy, or as the Agent OF the Hudson's Bay Company, will
settle their debts Immediately at his Office, because in default Of
payment such bills will be sued for.
(signed) ROBERT CLOUsToN.
Honolulu, May. 1858. o6tf
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
vuyHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice that WILLIAM L. SMITH is this day appointed
by Power of Attorney, to act for me in the business Of LoussdA
Spencer & Co, at Lihue, Waimea, Hawaii.
Honolulu. May l, 1855. i97-2ml f. SPENCER.
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NOTICE.
TIME UNDERSIGNED BEING ABOUT TO
leave the kingdom, offers for sale the premises now occu-
pied by himself, known as the sC0mmercial Hotel,''
including the Stables adjoining. Also, all the fixtures OF the
Hotel, embracing everything requisite for the successful con-
Quoting of the hotel business, consisting Of one superior Billiard
Table, In first rate order, bar fixtures, etc.
The Lese of the Lot on the corner OF Nuuanu and
Beretania streets, known as the 50 Circus Lot" and the Lease OF
the I" Nuuapu Baths
One Soda Machine, with bottling apparatus complete.
H. M~ACFARLANE.
Honolulu, April %, 1858. 95-tf
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NOTICE.

TIME PARTNERSHIP
existing between Samuel Savidge and Henry May ~
Grocers and Provision Merchants, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons having claims against the late
firm are requested to present them for payment.
Honolulu, April %, 1858.
During my absence from Honolulu, Mr.. Savidge Ia authorised
(by Power of Attorney to transact any business OF my behalf.
April %, 1858. 96-tf HENRY MAY.
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"E CLAMPSUS W.

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
4 LII PERSONS who may have any claim on thu
Estate of the late Ahiu, Chinaman, Late resident Of Hno
Island of Hawaii, Hawaiian Islands, deceased, inteetate, are
hereby notified to present their claim to the uDdersigned, fs
sett ement, on or before the 9th Of June, 1855, or be barred for.
eyer and all persons who are indebted to the said Estate asu
mentioned date.
LOUIS J. PAvIE,
Administrator Of the Estate a Ahfu.
Hlo, Hawaii. Dec. Q, 1857. T1mr
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REGALIA NOTICE.
NOR THE PURPOSE OF CLOSING OU3
our vtock Of RegaHa, We win o6er Il 70 the pabHc - : 60
siderable reduction from former low pricss. Parties NqutstAe
Regalia, will hnd It to their advantage 70 supply o~neeve1
now. The stock consists of
NJ. Ms aprons and sashes- superior seeoetnsne
]. O. o Plain and fancy scarlet aprons and ent1ne0.
P. Gs and Encampment-Rich suk-vstvsS ngsa4 sDvsssee
gold bullion.
Royal Arch--One handsome sA N
o1tf For sale ny Y. =. =. xVVe
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NOW LANDING Elk "YANKEE,"
Nd FOR SALE. WHOLESALE AND
"A retail, by the undersigned
Pieces superior black Alpaccas;
Paramattas, black broadcloth;
Black and coiored silk umbrellas;
Super calfskin shoes, ties, etc;
Cotton and half wool pantaloon stuff, choice patterns;
An assortment of house-paper, wide and narrow bordering;
Cologne water, Florida water;
Gases and kegs very superior pale brandy;
95tf Etc. ETC., etc. Won HOLT x HEUCK.
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DAIRY FARM FOR SALE.

DAIRf FARM FOR SALEe
1.-THE DAIRY FARM AT KAWAIHAE e
~ CKA. Hawaii, seven miles from the port Of Kavaihae,
Twill 500 acres Of enclosed land For particulars inquire
Of JAMES A.LAw, in Honolulu
loft Or L. b. LI>gOLS, on the premises
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A CARD.
TVHE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
HoSoLuLu ESerSE Co. No. 1. return their sincere thanks
to the liberal donors Of a Flagstaff for their Engine HOUSE
also. rigging and iron work for same and particularly to the
unknown gentleman who paid for the topmast
Per order: DUDLEY BATES,
l62-lt secsy II. L. Co. No. 1.
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NOTICE.
THE NED LAYING BEEN APs
pointed Guardians of the person and property OF WILLIAM
c. LUNALILO, son of Charles Kanaina. Of Honolulu, hereby
give notice to all persons indebted 10 him to make immediate
payment and all persons having claims against the same, are
hereby requested to present the same to J. W.. AUSTIN, Ho-
nolulu. J. w AUSTIN,
r. ARMSTRONG;,
Feb. d 1853. S7-tf c. KANAINA.
NOTICE.
VVHE NED. GUARDIANS OF
the person and property of WILLIAM G. LCNALILO,
son Of c. Kanaina, of Honolulu, hereby forbid any person trust
ing the said ". C Lunalilo, as from this date we shall pay no
debts contracted bv him. j.. W. AUSTIN,
r. ARMSTRONG,
Feb. q. 1858. Stiff c. KANAINA.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-23
A Remarkable Tree

&c. Variaman, Esq, of Harris Co.,
Georgia, communicates to the Columbus
Enquirer the following description of a
tree whose like may not be found on earth !:
On Saturday morning, the 9TH instant,
as 1 was strolling thrugh some of the spurs
and outskirts of the Pine Mountains, which
lead through this country, quite an uncom-
mon curiosity as | call it presented itself
to me. Well to give its name and descrip-
tion at once, it was pine-tree, with two
distinct bodies and but one top. The bo-
dies of this tree are six feet from each 9TH
er at the ground, and about two feet each
in diameter About twelve feet from the
ground the bodies cross each other in the
form of s Roman letter X, and from thence
they open again until about four feet from
each other, when they come gradually to-
gether again at about eighteen feet from
where they first crossed, forming one COM
plete body. The bodies where they meet
are thirty feet from the ground. The en-
tire tree is about seventy feet high.
Ifany person should wish to see this tree,
it will require but one days ride from Co.
Iumbus. 1t is about quarter of a mile
from Squire William Worrillrs two and a
half miles from the Blue Spring, and two
and half miles from John w. Tommey's.
Any of these gentlemen would willingly
show il to any one wishing to see it.