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TIME GOVERNOR OF GUAM, Qadrone Islands)
on the date ID March, 1858, has appointed
lst- The Whsleships visiting that Island must pay the port
charges in the first place where they may anchor, but nothing In
the other ports, for one season, and also nothing il they do not
anchor.
I'd. Shipment viii be permitted TO every native who may Ike
for the time and destination that the Captains may contract,
without any security or restrictions
Sd. Gold and silver coin Of the United States shall be accepted
In payment for its full value, without discount, In The same man.
ner as the Spanish, and South and Central American coins.
Ath. The said Governor has sent to Thomas Spencer, in Homo
lulu. all Bills Of Exchange that Captains had deposited in the
Governors hands for security of natives shipped in 1850 and 81,
for the purpose Of distributing to every Captain, and to cancel
their contracts.
5th. The Governor also intends, for the benefit OF Captains, 70
change his residence, during the present year, to the Agat Bay,
on the south part Of the Apra Port, and no more distant from IL
than one mile. The said Bay is a very good place for anchorage
without a pilots assistance. Boats can land and take water,
and every supply necessary to the vessels.
(Signed) d. ID. L. CORTE.
Guam, sth March, 1855. I2A-2m
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
Just Received.

rLUE BRISTOL BRICK. ASS'D NAILS,
y Hunts handled axes. charcoal irons, wrought spikes,
Axe handles, row locks, whalers' spades,
Fimer chisels, gcuee.. files, planters hoes, bog hoes,
Book shot, chisc. handles, knife cleaners,
Safety fuse, bead and moulding planes,
Carpet hammers, bind hinges, wrought nails,
Seine Irvine, Ufordrs study lamps, nsh and chalk lines
Gun nipples, superior needles, shot belts,
Plated casters, plated forks and spoons,
Plated dessert knives. wire rat traps, horse rasps,
Pencil sharpeners, shingiing hatchets, copper tacks,
Spirit levels, tea trays, horse brushes, ami cards.,
Ok bows and OK yokes, corn shelters, grain cradles,
House paper. assorted, pod and center bits,
Enameled duck for carriage tops, new saddles,
Finished gindstones, grfndstone MIXTURES,
Lead pipe, !, I. II, ~, and 2 inches,
Douglas pumps, Nos. 1, 2, 3, IS 8, guarded lanterns,
Glazed cash. sxio. Ioxl2. IOxi4,
Doors and blinds, !, l inch and y inch hose,
Hair cloth, curied hair. feather pillows,
Heavy log chains, cast steel picks,
sliding door locks, mortice chisels. brass cocks, ass'd,
Iron braces, bags shot, scotia and bead planes,
Pick handles, jack AID smoothing planes,
scythe stones and ri1ies, sash fasts. cIout nails.
britannia tea and cores pots, bake kettles,
Drawing knives, Gifiot's pens, 3o3, 4o4,
Cu.tain rings, powder TASKS ivory handled knives,
Egg heaters, Ely's percussion caps, silver thimbies,
Black bowed scissors, axe hatchets, boys axes,
Porcelain picture knobs, razor strops and razors,
Zinc washboards. MISCELLANEOUS, hay cutters,
Timed spurs, harness leather,
Harness, Japan. brass and silver mounted,
Buggy lamps, solar lamps, assorted, solar wicks'
Britannia lamps, shoyels and tongs.
Extra handles for Eagle pillow No. 2,
Flat Swede's iron, assorted,
inch and 9-16, ! square, swede's iron,
/, I, 1 inch round iron, nests buckets and boxes,
singe and double bedsteads.
Dry Goods, &C.
Extra skirts, rsttans, Scotch diapers and napkins,
Printed jscones muslins, fast colos,
Turkey red prints, small figure,
Fine prints, white ground.
Curtain cord, paper, cambria,
Ladies' and gents l. C. handkerchief,
Childs and misses white hose,
A., 81, Ga and la sheeting,
list 4. o. Hail.
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TO CAPTAINS

IlF wHALESHIPS AND OTHER YES.
SELS.-wood Of superior quality can be had at kooa at
SIS per cord fresh beef at 4 cents per b sheep, at 50 per head
and goats at 81 so head. Also At the port Of Hanalei, wood and
beef can be had at the same rate. The Harbor Of Haualei Is on
the North West side Of the island, and has SAT, and good an
chorage in from 8 TO 10 fathoms Of water. Wood and beef may
also be had at Nawiliwili at the same rate as above. Also fruits
and vegetables Of various kinds can be procured at all the above
named ports. :.
purchasers. (6ttO GEORGE CHAIRMAN.
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Commercial Advertiser.



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Yoo have a charming tfpe.
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49,. ~ a. IN
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NO. Pesen.nes - s"~n'
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- 80 v.;1
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In another channel
And trieke in yosz ear.
To gs nso . dos,
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Has lighted on your noe
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Your paeience sorely tries.
Then be se.mpers over
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CITY MARKET.
WILLIAM MAXWELL, SALESMAN

THE UNDERSfG HAVING Boten
out the interest CT Maxwell * Beatty, in the an@
tablishment. situated on King street, Opposite >. ~
houses New Store, hopes that the liberal patronsse IT
bestowed may be continued. as no pains or uou"r
spared by the manager, Mr.. VIM. Maxwell, In suitine lN
of all customers. "A
Attention paid tn selection Of stock, TO render the -
meat the best obtainaale.
Orders puncu,ally attended to, and delivered In any
the city within two mites. free of charge. r
Honolulu, JuIy i, 1853 1909 J.. l. po"1I1
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Storage at kawaihae !!

Til ED Is ED
Il to receive ships provisions on storage at the lowest mar
Sx2H kt rates. Lighters furnished for landing and deiiv-
ering all goods stored.
N. B. Constantly on hand Irish Potatoes and Hawaiian
Beef. d. Z. MAIL
Kawaihae, November Is, 1885, 126-3m.
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BISHOP g. CO.'S
Sav1n&s Bank.

TIME UNDERSIGNE WILL RECEIVE
Money at their Savings Bank upon the following terms;
On sums Of $500 or under, from one person, they viii pay in
terest at the rate Of eight PR cent per annum, from date OF re-
CENT. on all sums that shall have remained in deposit three
months. or have been in deposit three months at the time OF
making up the yearly accounts
No interest will he allowed on money withdrawn within three
months from the date Of deposit
Thirty days notice must be given at the Bank OF an intention
to withdraw any money and the Depositor's Pass-Book must
be produced at the same time.
No money will be paid except upon the Draft OF the Depositor,
accompanied by the pruIer Pass Book
On the first day Of September Of each year, after 1883, the ac-
counts will be made up, and interest on all sums that shall have
remained on deposit three months or more, apd unpaid, VIII be
credited to the depositsrs, and from that date form part Of The
sums Of more than $500 will be received, subject to special
agreement.
The Bank will be open every day in the week except Sundays
and Holidays and on Saturdays will be open until Q O'Clock,
p. VI. BISHOP q Co.
Hoaoluiu, August Il, 1858. l12-tf
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To " halemen !

w. FAC would respectfully solicit the same pa
VJs trouage heretofore enjoyed by the old firm Of Macy 4
Law. at the established Depot for Whaemen's Supplies, at ka-
waihae, Hawaii. where win be found at all times a good supply
OF Beef. Mutton. Pork. Poultry, and also the ceie
brated KAwAIHAE POTATOES.
The above articles can be furnished at the lowest rates, AID in
quicker time than at any other port at the islands, ALI beef
sold by me win be warranted 20 keep in any climate.
u No charge made on inter-isiand exchange.
72tf o.. W. MACf.
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Gs aRsakntu.

01tn1ar t. o.,
ship CHAMBERS,
LAHAINA, S. l.
GILAiAN& co. ARE
!: :; !; E ! !; ] ]; : :; !; :.
~ nov receiving their
~ Mountain Waves,
Young Greek,
Fanny Mados,
~ and Syren,
WHICH rHEY OFFER soR GALE On As 1AyoaAsLs
fIRxs As AM ESTABLISHMENT ON THE IsLANDa
@ hr. .-.rsn.n. q s.ip Cs..alery,
Freq s. esSs: os:. sss. sss s Sss:s''s'
Crockery, cord.@-
American, Californian and Hawaiian Flour,
New Bedford Bsead, in short cask;
American Mess Beef Hawaiian packed Beef wAE..srrD'
American Mess and Prime Pork, a superior lot Of Hams.
No 2 brown sugar, Loaf sug.r
Nolasses, Bbls vinegar,
Chefs tea, B0se. r.i,in.,
n't s ssis1 s.: s. casss.
BODIED rn.eed OH, Spirits turpentine,
Pure white lead, rS,ty, en,in,
Prussian blue, Bois coal tar,
Cbrne veIIov- Paint brushes,
Chrome green, Peneh orusnes,
- pnrb Rosin-
49, An assortment OF
w. X. Lewis & Bros fresh Preserved Meats
Roasted and boiled beef mutton,
Assorted soups, tripe, chicken,
CLAIMS, conn., eets, assd pickles,
Lemon syrup, assorted syrups,
Ketchup, mustard, fresh herbs
- Thick sea boots, calf sewed boots,
Kip brogans, bun brogans,
Heavy brugans, boys brogans,
An assortment n ladies' and
chldren's shoes
An assortment of New Bedford made Slop
Clothing: do. of Super Gentlemen's
Custom made Clothing.
A lot Of the celebrated Toegie Irons, Boats Rufus, Row Locks,
and Harpoous. from Duree & Co. and Dean
q briggs, Of New Bedford.
New Bedford made rowhne, Manila Cordage,
Hemp Coriage, Rafting stun,
Spunysrn, Oakun-
Three hundred and fifty nest Ash Oars,
Selected for whale boats, IA, l6, II and IS feet.
Yellow metal
Sheathing metal,
Sheet lead marlin spikes.
Conner and iron tackle, Copper and iron screws,
Cauiking irons, Assorted hammers,
Assorted hatchets, Assorted files,
Brass and iron chest locks, Anger Its,
Door locks, rinlets, compasees, Screw drivers,
Knives and forks, Westernholm knives,
Pocket knives, Butcher knives,
Ship scrapers, Rigging leather. lls-tf
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HAW Allan BEEF


for sale BEEF of the above well known and approved ~
which he OF IT'S for sale at the market rates.
r S-This Beef is packed a, Waimea- Hawaii. al ahs
ton Of several thousand feet above the level Of the s7'
the climate is cool and well adapted to the purposs ,
packed in LIVERPOOL and Turks ISLAND SAIL. !
perienced packers. and is warranted TO keep for u ~ ssys
any climate. ALEX J. CAkl"hio''
Honolulu. August 25. 1855 1I+tJan1
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To Whalemen.

. THE UNDERSIG NED. AT KEALA:
III kekua Bay, Hawaii, is prepared to furnish Ships with
SLM Salt and Fresh Beef, Sheep. Goats, Poultry. Irish and
Sweet Potatoes, etc., etc., equal to any on the Sandwich Islands.
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
KeaIakekua, Oct. 1855. l2l-sm
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CAPT. ROBERT BROWNS
WHALING GUN, PATENT BOMB ANCEs
AND GUN HARPOONS.
4 FTER SEW ERAL YEARS ABO AND
n experimenting upon whales, On the whaling ground, with
his apparatus, combined with the advantages of being a practical
whsleInan, the Patenfee has been enabled to obtain an instru-
ment liz form Of q Bomb Lance, which for utility and effective
ness cannot be exceled-
The attention Of Agents and Omcers OF whale-ships Is called
30 the following testimonials
SAN Francisco, January 10, 1856.
Carr. T. BRowx-Sir. i take this opportunity to inform
found them TO be Of great De,eht in capturing whales amongst
the ice.
The first whai- tl.st we used the Bomb Lance on was killed
In the following manner The boat went alongside Of the whale
and the boatsteerer fired a Bomb into him cd then fastened 10
him with . gig iron the Bomb was heard to explode, and the
whale did not blow after the Bomb exploded. The above-men-
not have got that whale and many others that We did get, II 1t
hsd not been for your Bomb Lanees, and we fully commend
them to the attention Of those fitting out whale ships
Respectfully youY,
THoxAs WALL. Master bark George.
HosoLrLr, March Il, 1856.
Carr. ROBERT BRowx-Ny dear Sir: / used your Bomb
Lances In taking q whale, north, the past season. which made
$50 bbls- Of OIL We never could have taken him without said
moo hand lance
Yours Respectfully,
HoxoLuIr, March Is. 1856.
Carr. ROBERT BRovs-Dear Sir :: I take this opportunity
70 inform you that I used your Bombs on the voyage in the ship
Herald, and found them effective in taking whales, and would
recommend them to all whalemen, and especially around the ice.
I also used the harpoon and got most Of the whales by your
Yours Respectfully,
ISAAC ALLEN. Master ship Herald.
Agents, Who have the Guns, Bomb Lances and Harpoons for
AT r. COADY L CO.. Honolulu.
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ANCHORS AND CHAINS.
ANEW ANCHORS, FROM 1000
IL to ZOO pounds;
New English stud and shackle Chain Gables, I l-1o to l ! inch,
sx For sale by A. J. CARTWRIGHT.
BUNGS!
SnOn CASR BUNGS, ASSORTED ES,
.NU)U for sae by CHAS. W. FOX,
Cabinet Maker and Turner,
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NOTICE.

MASTERS OF SHIPS VISITING TUH
1vl port Of Honolulu, in want Of sEAMEN, WIN ind It 10 thoh
advantage 70 call at the Office Of GRAHAM 3 Xxi
where can be found whole crews n the shortek notice. Ap
proved security given for the amount advanced 10 SeAmer
until outside Of the reef Prom past experience and senct asten
ton to our business, we hope to be able to give sa3seAcion-
AHA
u8-6m WILLIAM A.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED AvlNG BEEN
II appointed Administrator, with the win ANNEXED. Of the e.
tate Of Stephen Reynolds, late Of Honolulu, deceased. hefehy
gives notice to all persons having demands against said estate
70 present the same ; and All persons indebted 70 the eane. -
hereby requested 10 make immediate payment. -
Honolulu, January "a. 1853. sstf Adnini.ssscr.
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THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY or
edhs, etc. Ao<tgages, Leases, Duls u Sale, Ago<aenfs. and
other tnstronsnts, drawn With accuracy and dbpa&ch, and ON
n6<f \ WIxI1A0k
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Annn r OIL to arrive
lOOO per clipper ship "syren" for sale by
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NOTICE..
MISUNDERSTOOD HAVING BEEN AP.
L pointed Guardians Of the person and property OF WILLIAM
c. LUNALILO, son of Charles Kanaina. of Honolulu, hereby
give notice to all persons indebted o 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
noiulu. j. ". AUSTIN.
r. ARMSTRONG,
Feb. p. 1855. S7-tf G. kANAINA.
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10 be coHiiuucd.

ELEPnANTs IN INpIA.-A Calcutta CORES
pondcut of the New York Commercial Ad-
vertiser, in giving al account Of visit tc
BarraCkpore says
1--WE saw the rccently-arrived elephants
from Durmuh; they looked in good condition.
There were ninety Of them ut the stables and
many were travelling about through the differ.
ent streets and roads. l had short ride
upon one Of the largest ; who kneeled 20 cna-
bic me to mount him, and some OF them made
US q snaam with their trunks when told to
do SO by their keeper, or 'mahout, ns the
driver is called. They are intelligent animals
| y story Tas toled me OF a number Of e!o-
phauts in one Of the N otuSsil districts Ono
Of them had committed f.llt in refusing TO
! carry o slight additional burden; when toied
, By the mahout that he wculd get oxtry grog
for it. - lie was tried by court-marlial in the
presence Of twenty Of his elephantine breth-
reu and convicted, aud On the keepers read
ing the sentence, all raised their Trunks in ac-
knowledGment its justice, Another was
appointed 10 reg him which he did by giving
him fifty lashcs with a long chain twiued
about his trunk, and culprit received the
whole moekly, well knowing be deserved il!
They are 7ory cunning MS TO weighing their
food with their trunks Chen on march, and
if there is an ounce short they will tscO,ol
ii and insist on the regular allowances. When
travelling they each have gallon Of grog q
day Just ns sailors and soldiers have their
glass. These animals were at BarravLp po ro
recruiting after the voyage, and were soon to
Do sent up country to DO service in EngIand's is
cause"
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4 SENATOR ELECTED EY LOVE LEIraE-
In a certain town in this state, letter ar
rived from her lover on the day of The eloc-
tion. The Postmaster, as is not untrcQncnt
in the rura! districts, Knowing eagerness with
which a message of that tender character
would be expected, took upon himself the
pleasing iuty ofdeliyerins it; but first like
good Democrat. lie must vote, and Of coarse
in q. seporate self sealing envelope. This ,was
duly prepared with the nemocr.tlc tickets
safely iuclesed, and the gluten stuck togctA'
CT. Stopping at the town meeting, lie dcPos-
tied the letter in the ballot.boX, and procueo.
ed With the separate ana sclEscalcd to tie
house of the blooming maiden, to whom he
galIantlY handed the entire Democratic tick.
ct, State and town. How the lacy lntc,pge-
ted the missiye We do not know, but Ile
moderator and clerk ungailanty refused t.
count the love letter, aHd the Republicans
candidate vas declared elected by one major
ity.-p- p-0ridencc Journal.
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TuE IIoopED SKIRT AND BAPTlsN,--At
Chicago a>s weeI: father amusing scene
took pace during the baptism of a young
lady by the pasto- Of She Tabernacle. The
Union says-"Ihe minister requested her to
assume the dress peculiar TO such an occasion
but she declined to take of her hooped shirt.
- miaister told her Of the Inconvenience
that must result from her obStinacy, but Ike
true female she persisted, bat when She
cane to descend INTO the bath, the Inflated
skirt touched The water and rose up arsrad
! her like balloon. Her head was lost 10 the
congregation, she was swallowed up in the
swelling shirt, the minister tried to force hcT
down into the bath, but she was kept above
! the surface by the floating properties Of Grim
o!ine, Rnd was buoycd up so successfully tia,
it was not until after much difficulty o"i
many rorcible attempts to submerge the lady
the minister succeeded in hapti2iug the la'g
one Finally it was effected, to the re.ot Of
the minister and the seriously inclined audi
ence, who could not keep from chucAlu{ IN
their sleeves, and laughing IL their pQI"'t
kerchiels = Boston Uoraj1.
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The $40 and SIS Single and Double
Threaded Empire Family Sewing
Machines.

~ AGENCY for the sale of these sewing
a M chimes can be secured on liberal terms LOT
-. ra',nt,, Of Northumberland. No one need
,H9 n"o,y GoS Without capital su Glen, TO conduct the
business properly and who cannot BRING oal reie.I
snccs n. 10 reliability and capacity. a personal
application will be necessary: N,ob;rs. s,,
The peculiar adaptation of these NaIhihes o, 10,
all purposes Of Family Sewing, will, where eve,
they are offered for sale command reauy anu
unlimited demand. "
JOHNSON y GOODAlii,
S. f. Corner of 9Th and Arch Sts' Ph'laaol a.
August Is, ls57.-u
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ne,y Philadelphia Dry Soo"s
suAErLEss BROTHERS,

sHARrLEss BROTHERS,
IArr TOWNSEND SHAHrLEss q "oN'
Kg:FE removed to their new store, ~ W. w 4;
IL corner of Chcsnut and 9Th streets, ANU
have opened their usual Fui! assortment T' ,hov
tTr,n and Winter DRY Goopo' WNiLn W"
oler at very low prices, Their STOCK '"''"0'
,bawls, Black and Fancy Silks MGI'no 5 anu
other Dress Goods, Mems ANA noy
Wear, Blankets, Housekeeping
Goods, and Goods for
"Fricnds Wear
Oct. 81, is37.-6m2c
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o1,vnupy STEAM FIGURING MILL

,r,IIE subscribers respectfully announce TO .h@
L rublic, that their new steam FIGURING ;G MIII Ill
- III 'T,t miate, has been completed, and will go
III to '"rH nrrr,,ion on Monday Tic sHs, day OF Au-
g"Ht;, Hoying ing engaged competent and .enFGl1a. .1
,,'1, ,Sov trust they will he able, with all the
,moIern ,, Improvements adopted in their m,il' to
;"o entire satisfaction 10 all wac may favor 'hc
WIZ SNYDER, RINEHART & liAkRISON'
Snnbury, August 90, is57.-h
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Grr,EEEr ETLSSN,

20. cAMpBE-L ~ co, AND l.. C. IVES
(Formcrly No. Is North Wharves.l
DEALERIN PRODUCE, FRUIT ANp M hnar y W.
s.TTADlES, No. 4 North Wharves, l'h door
Market street, Philadelphia.
Oranges, Apples DF'ed iLnns tTa".1 Ta'
l'ei''o"'' ,Tomotoes. Sweet Potatoes, Beans,
l,a'''M,, f W. pcachcs, Cranberries Eggs, &c.
Orhers for shipping put up with care and DIS
patch. - .o,,, ,,,;.,iop Cor Farmers
and Dealers
October "a, ls5T.--
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glaljam;l Winter GGBD$'
pArExT WHEEL GREASE.

rySlIIS Grease is recommended to the h'ts' S ~,
Wagoners, Livery Stable Keepers, &c" as
hrng SUPERIOR to anything OF the klnu u ever m
,roduced As it does not gum pPo" ~ ~. ~.
- is much more dafable, and Is not al'ec.vu ~ ~
the weather, remaining the same III s." OIL ~
in winter and put UP in lin caiitS'els
IS cents, for sale by A. W.
Al rrh Ia. lS1I.-
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selttt portrp,.
1T ISN'T All, IN BRINGING UP.

T ISN'T ALI, IN BRlNG GlNt l
II isn't all in Infringing up
Let folks sly What ikcy will
To- silver scour pewter cup
II will he pewter still,
Fen he Of Old, wise solomon,
Who said "train up child"
If mistake not, had son
Proved ruttc Drained and wild
A man of mark, who fan would pass
For lord Of sea and land,
May have the training of asm,
And bring him up full grand;
May give him all the wealth OF love,
OF College and of School,
But after all inny make no mole
Than just decent fool
Another raised by renury
t'pon her bitter bread,
Whose road to knowledge Is like that
The good to Heaven must tread,
He's got a spark Of natures light,
He'll fan it to flame,
Till in its burning letters bright
The world may read his name.
Irlt were all in "bringinS up"
In counsel and restraint,
Some rascas had leen honest mrn--
I'd been myself saint,
o! it INIT all in "brngng up"
Ie. folks sly what they will
Neglect may dim silver cuf--
1t viii he silver still.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-08
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-08

WRICKLES Of various kinds, Lobsters. Sar-
dimes, Sc, &c, just received and for sale
siLhe Dsug Store Of A. w. FISHER.
SuI5rY August l, ls57.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-08

The editor Of the Detroit -iErert'Ser saya
that he has learned conGdentially Q! ne" de-
se,opments WHICH warrant the sGPpoS''ion
that the perpetrator Of the Burde'l maFu'r
will soon DO disclosed.
The late Vice President Of the iil'n.
| Central Railroad, whose salary vas lOCuo'
| claims some Sl60, 900 in addition, for h's ser,
vices in Eugland, iu purchasing '7on a'if :"
| hing boaas.'