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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-06
Commissioner. court-Elsotion Frauds.

James C. Ginter S,corn Il was at Del
aware Agency, in Lesvenworth county,
Kansas Territory, at the election held
there on the 4th day of. January, 1853 :
was one of the Judges of election. Della
ware Agency is located on the Kansas
river, and within the Indian reservation
of the Delaware Indians Theadore Gar
rett and Isaac Mupdee were the other
judges; the clerks of the election were
William Wilson and James Findlay we
opened the polls between 8 and 10 O'Clock,
4. NJ; closed them about sunset; there
were forty-three votes cast on that day /;
there was one person tried to vote twice,
but the Judges would not permit him ]
do not recollect his name; 90 not know
of any person voting on that day whom !
knew to be nonresident; did not know
all the persons who voted I examined
the poll list after the polls closed and
there were but forty-three votes polle1;
signed the poll books Immediately after
the polls closed; signed them just below
the certificate; the certificate was written
Just below the list of names, and so that
no names could be written above the GER
ti6cate; screwed up the ballot box; the
box had been used before as amoney box:
Mr.. Garrett gave the box and poll books
to man by the name of Henderson to
bring up; the man was there when the
polls closed and took it away with him !;
Henderson had been there three or four
hours do not know his first name; the
man wassa tall spare man with sandy
beard; Mr.. Garrett took the other copy
Of the poll books; have not seer copy
since; Major Robinson was there; spoke
of Henderson and knew him; was the
only man there who appeared to know
Mr.. Henderson have lived at that place
about nine years, or within mile of that
place; am we'll acquainted with that secs
ton Of country; this place is Just mile
from the zWyandot: lands; Mr.. Garrett
lives on the Wyandott lands; it Is eight
miles above the mouth of the Kansas nv
| ef, Henderson was there with buggy
there was no one with him 4; I suppost
/ there must be ffty bona 6de settlers In
/ that precinct :. l understood that Hender,
son was TO bring the ballot box and pol
books to Leavenworth city, and was Il
/ give them to the commissioners appointed
by John Calhoun, President of the Con
4 vsntion the poll books were made on
! upon three sheets of paper, wafered on,
upenstheother and signed at the betteH
| of the third sheet ths third sheet hal
! some names upon it !; they were all mum
4 hefed, and the number 43 was upon th
| thirdshsstssnd Opposite the iass nazss
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-06
Laying q Warrant.

Of course everybody don't know how
to clay a warrant on vacant piece of
government land, but the ignorance of
some persons is ludierous in the extreme.
One man from.Vermont applied at the
Registers Office week OR two since for
the numbers of vacant forty acre tract
in this county. The numbers were fur
nished him, but instead of producing his
warrant and entering the land, he mount
ed horse, rode ont to the land, found
the corners, and as near as possible the
centre, when he proceeded to "lay his
warrant" First finding couple of stones,
he slaid" the warrant on one and covered
it with the other, so it wouldn't blow.
away until the government officers came
around to gather it up After thus ''lay
ing his warrant the Green Mountain boy
started for home. 70 ~ - Fl
Fortunately the warrant was found, and
is now in. possession Of one of our citi-
-zens Warsa,c, No., Dem.
Or: The Missouri was on a rise at last
adyices. and had gone up two feet in a
single day. Save few days in Noyem-
Der, navigation has not been suspended,
and now. it is too late n the season to ex-
.peet it. Emigration viii be safe to start
by the middle of February from the East.
The earlier the better. 3
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TIA K.n.as LegssIa,urs.

From astatistical table signed by twen-
ty.nine members of the House Of Repre-
sentatises Of Kansas, it appears that ten
are single and nineteen married. Eonr-
teen were formerly Whigs, and thirteen
Democrats and two Independents. Two
are but twenty three years old, and only
two are over fifty. A correspondents ol
the New York Ksaes says While none
ara especially eminent for ability, Is Z
whole they represent the bone and sinsv
and intelligence of our sturdy people"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-06
out Kansas.
|MINIsTRATIoN |,
II. Ql1 NETs.t

|MlNlSTRATlON Isl
b, |3f,THg III gfffssRi fsRRiT5kRil MitR !
fing q full account ss
| Soil, Climate, Pro
n Territory, tfansac-
Governors Reeder and
blsions, Personal Reh.
Hs, Battles and Out
tOminent actors there
| By JOHN Ii. GIHON,
10 Coy. Geary. Care.
official Documents On
|he State at Washing
possession of the Au-
/ the INVASION OF
IRI; the captures trial
le State prisoners; the
|of the Missouri Border
6ffum, and others; th.
ZEN GOV. GEARY
IE /; the proceedings Oi
be, of the Pre-Slayefy
Imitation of National
Sketch Of Kansas dur
der Co.'s. Reeder and
Battles, Outrages and
ny part of the United
postage, ON the receipt
kAL DISCOUNT TO THE
wanted. Price in
DDES, Publisher,
|lding, Philadeiphia.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-06

9 We publish on our fourth page,
for the. benefit of our readers, the sayer-
sissmsnt, copied from q Washington pa,
pen, OF the mail routes in Kansas Terito-
~, the time of letting the carrying the
mails on the same. and the necessary in
stract;ous in relation TO the msnner; Of
r1sting N bids. - - 80 go
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Wort Hssaing.

1t has been suggested, and We think
wisely, that it would serve a. protection
against the Paul Pry curiosity which
prompts some people to open the self
sealing envelopes now in use, and read
Whist Is intended for ether eyes than their
own, that 1etter-wrisers use the stansp Is
seal. This would be effectusi If the
postmastsrs voala stamp their mail mark
over il. which doubtless they would do ;
and besides this security. the delicacy oi
the postage stamp itself would prevent
any attempt TO rsznovs i. without The
certainty Of dsfscsmeat ana detection.
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Chicago. H.,

msnufsctory and de.
=. where may be found
|rtable and StationarJ
C and Cylinder SteaE
and Iron Maehin-
/ Circular Saw Mills
d Corn Mills, with ne.
Ethout Bolts. Genera
|r Shingle Mills. Steam
h Whistles. FINISHED
Trimmings. Casting'
Patent Screw Cutter.
our own importation.
|eet Work, etc, etc.
ID the public generalJ'
bt been able TO keepuf
" we have largely IL
led our firm, and have
blying the w est with
establishment
|NER. I. CHALAERs.
d. R. FRASER.
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GA post Office has been established
at Kansas Falls, eight miles west of Fort
Riley, and the first Office in the Terrific
.ry west of that point. F. y. BLAKE, Esq,
is appointed postmaster. The post route
to Fort Riley has been extended to this
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-06
nty-Jn Pbifaaal-.s;a q ,res,,rzsd Ks

Or In PhiIadslphia returned Kansas
emigaEt, destitute Of money, was en-i
ployed By q charitable individual to cary
5 brick alternately from one side TO the
other Of Market street, for dollar day.
On Christmas day the crowd Of spectators
was 50 great that fksfessrved Police we're
called into requisites - keep esders
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beam,

caAs
JULY INFORM th.
enerally. and those IN
particularly, that theI
at q and % Vermont
|RIAGES, WAGONS
hem to order from the
ting done with neatness
e prices. Wood turn.
ATTENTION
pattern to suit, and We
all kinds of scroll and
1000 pounds of iron and
ior assortment for sale
lowest market prices;
perior manner. All d
lifted; and we hope, bI
iare.a charging reason.
motto of deeds, nos
eep the patronage and
Eep. DIX Il DEAN.
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Freedom


|reedos'.. published :, /
upon its third re-, :
Fded state Of our -,
vented an earlier ~. T.. /
principal editor a..
Prcleetorof the Aero,s
p in this county, a. /
ms as a school l-fsIlss /
Fouse. in this villas /
bed the Gonneasa.s
paper in the ~est.n !
From there he ss. /
|sas, with the arosss |
[ent Of mis- talent A. +
rec State. And na.. T
in that cause, thos.s
|imadvsrsion from !.
justification of hisI,
Rtriotisn ofhis eerr..
P great majority of u.
/ least, seem to ado.
[ch called in quest. T
have been oblised,.f /
Herald cfEeedom
y devoted to the BE-.
heartily wish its enc, +
their patriotic labos
f.-ReutrGl.
kansas, comes to n
best of the Free s,.,
! TERRITORY. The in.
as well as elsewh.s
/ the Free State ranI,
State paper, is nos,
Ruffian code and .
Er. is not the case. In
Free State cause, a. {
(eroachments of Slav. /
, in regard to the papa I
hlties existing: whi.s f
| partyin KansaA-hsa +
|ishment of the san, /
|ansas. The eausA :.
lat while the Herald d /
2 policy of going int /
|ouneilors, Represent. /
ming possession Of Ii. /
|e opposition has main. |
laws should be rees.
hetior should be had |
q, nd, Register. nd. |
reader of this pap., !
after being destroysj
We have also res5 |
Fen brought against n
far we have not been
|ause for these aeeusa.
Etrong advocate of d. /
las; and further thar
|sions to being the aS
Ity. 1t has maintained |
Iout its whole carer.
ind its editors, TO the,
Favored to portray II. |
sophistry, which, 4
and party stife, is eer.
|ue. To those wishiE,
kansas. We would rec.
REED0M rs a iOurnaI +
perms-single subscI. /
IS, 90; ten copies, and /
club, $3.50. Addres |
|ence, K. T.-Aoreai /
ksR.)
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i. Express Co.
FREIGHT
ICE To LEGOMPTON.

SAS CITY, DAILY,
Teams, and OoncoH
Ene is permanently e.
|ntained during Sum.
|reasing energy as the
| n enlarge-in evidenes
Its antecedents. In .
be reinforced with az
tger conyeJancessequal
Btates. Also. q Dcily
Ehtning Line Packets
II. Louis, st. Joseph,
Is on the route, eonnee-
/ L other Ecpresses, for
| cities in the United
EoHtA. Bankers and
pity attended TO. All
+, parcels. freight and
kh dispatch. All loss
adjusted az this Office.
LSAMPS0N, Agent.
Express Cot
|. 1851. ! 2
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-06

Or The charge has been mads that
j. K Go6din sas candidate for State
Aaditer tpe ysass sgo, ana boltipg ticket.
This Is not 50, but Is another Of the mis-
representation of hirsliHg scribblerz, caIcu-
lated to ;piurs man who has done more
to benezl De cause Of freedom Ia Kansas
than she@noie psis-y crew Of psdsieHsd
Gbsllez.-Ga.trgpai;S La6dsE ss ss
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-06
a. Among the Congressional business
at Washington, We find the following:

On motion of Mr. Craig, of Missouri
Resoluef, That the COMMITTEES On the
Post Offices and Post Roads inquire into
the necessity OF establishing post route
from Fort Desmoines, Iowa, via Sc. Jo-
seph snd weston, Missouri, TO Topeka, in
Kansas Territory and that they Eepost
BY bill OF otherwise.
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be Company,

ER COUNTY,. Pa
and damage by fire,
id Insurance Company
kESCY OFFICE in Law
termined to take risks
p property at rates IS
bible Company in the
Fnany thousand policies
and in every case Of
Ees promptly, without
delays or litigation
TIED in every town ID
blmnnications On this
! Esq, Lawrence, Kan
DIR. .S.G.CLARx. Treas.
\. Secretary.
Agent for Kansas.
l3ENTS.
haitian, X. 7.
b.
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nee Office, Em-

nee oMce. Em-
6. Il. .....
} above named place.
[saes all kinds Of husl
rests of eniigrants, ara
lands in the Neoshe
resident of Kansas fot
raveled in all parts o.
Travelled for three years
pis and Michigan, ! am
rmstion of the countf,
tend TO any other bps
7ted to my charge. m
hd its interests enables
ftable investments 70
r business to me.
dressed to the under
| attention.
n. S. ST0RRS.
B, 1857.
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E.L. BERTHoUp.

b for the accomncds-
public. Ii Is andeI-
b large additions. Eb
q few reds west Of the
fgTound, and the moes
ttion in the city. fhe
yited 20 call. the pre-
nfort usually fonnd ID
.&Co,. Preprie*on
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-21

dozen eggs, and a pint Of mustard
seed, and pouring it into the bar
rel, 1t may stand in the barrel
or, if u nice article is wanted, it
should be put into quart bottles
and corked.
Shis cider will be fit to drink in
ease Of sickness, and will always
bear a good price in market, IT
rctaiIs at twenty five cents u bot
tie, and would bring at least two
dollars a dozen, by the quantity.
This is much better business than
to make poor article from decay
ed apples, in II sIovcnly manner,
and sell it for two dollars II barrel,
-Amn1con Apjc"li"rjsL.
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How to make Good Cider.

"
There - hardly u ulhc OF c'd'r
made now rs compared WIN lor'N
ears ago, Many OF the "'d or
gIlard5 have dlcd out, ana me
temperance reform mas Prr|cll'r"
their renewal. lhc market Tor
me ir"''3 mas greatly '\''l'I'o'
ANA nearly all lhc'r'"S no" pam
trd are Tor the production 81 mar
ket apples noo"k 'Ight bushels
OF adplcS to makca barrel OF cIdrr',
ana inc parrcl So'd '"r Il oo'''r.
Apples now br'hg every year rom
lIliY cents TO Il d"lIar u hoSllc''-
FRUIT growers can I'ardIy De rN-
pcclcd to lament the change l''aI
1850 much for their pccunlary m
@torcst,
Yet cider IS S'lll made all over
the country IN small quantities,
some Tor the apple butter, some
for vinegar, and stlll more for Il
beverage. When bottled and
properly handled, IllS us p%aIalah'c
and much more wholesome, than
most OF the WIncol commerce., IN
affections OF the kidneys 1t Is an
excellent remedy, andshould have
a place IN every wcll-app"ntcd
cellar, 1t Is u matter OF some
Importance, that what cider IS
made, should be made III the best
manner.
The apples should be well RI
pcncd, but not in the least decay
cd. Every apple with the least
spcrk ofrot init should be rcmov-
cd, if you wish IA iirst.ratc bc,cr-
agc. The dccaycd and inferior
apples may be reserved for max
ING vinegar. Perfect cleanliness.
should be observed in the Grind
ing process, which should be per-
formed two days before PRESSING,
and the pomace be permitted to
stand aud mellow in the vat, until
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-21
Mrs SIMS, U
I~4inc0.;, Blouse,
T'HssnhOHnn, Tenn.

10. B. SMITH, PRopRIEToR.
Having rnkcn charge ofthe above hotel |
will endeavor 10 pIeusc all who may favor me
with II call. From my friends and the clll-
Gems of franklin and the surrounding coun,
,ry, | would solicit patronage. The table VIII
at all times be provided with the pest 'he
country affords, and every care will betaken
TO please all.
There is 0 good Livery Stable contiguous
to this house, and the Fayetteville, Mulberry
and Lynchburg mail and passenger coach
leaves his hotel every Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday for the above places, at l. o'clock
p. NJ, and returning every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at II o'clock A. NJ, making
connection with the Nashville and Chatta-
nooga and McMinnyi!'c and Manchester n all
TuIIuhoma, July II, lSt7.
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Love.

Love.
Love Love Love!
o, melancholy
Fit OF madness,
Gloom and folly!
At whose pongS,
Though now we sorrow,
We shall 1.-Two
10 laugh tomorrow
Love! Loycl Love!
o, melancholy
Fit Of madness,
Gloom and folly!
Love! Low! Love!
Enchanted chalicc,
Drcam.drug'd wine
OiLut and palace!
All grow fools
When lhou art taken
Happy fooIo!-
Bat, ah! We wakcn!
Love! Love! Love!
q, cvanCsccnt
Drcam.drugg'd wine
OF peer and peasant!
Love- Love! Love!
o, trance Of pleasure
Golden summer
Sparkling measure!
Rosy breast
With doalh,wound s%ighing,-
Deeper pierced,
The faster DYING
Love! Lovcl Love!
y, transient pleasure
Rosey summer;
Sparkling measure!
Loycl Love! Love.
., dream cIysian!
Strange delight!
Uncanhly vision!
Reckoning through
The misls unto u.s.,
Live some valid
lgHia loluus--
Loyc' love! love!
TomcnrIug vision,
Half delight,
Aud half dcrisjom
Loyc1 Love! Love!
All, thougbtlhm oilot
Moyclh Us
10 tears (of Iaughlcr)
Nh, the looks
OF mcIonchoIy;
Al, the signs,
The vows, the folly!
LoyG Love! Love!
Whose memory alien
Moyclh us
TO tears Of IaughrcG
Lowell Love! Love!
Whose arIs that reach us,
Fool us oft
But never teach us,
How oft shall !,
Half grief, half laughter,
Seek thy smile,
10 ny thee %of,or,;
love! Loycl Love!
Whose dream Of honey
is first 50 sweet,
And then 50 funny!
MOLLlE.
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NOTICE.

I HAVE on banda large lot of sash, well
primed and glazed. suitable for churches,
depot houses. school houses, &c. Sash of the
following sizes, "a light windows 10 BY II /;
IL light windows 10 by IL, which ! will sell
at factory prices, J. T. FORBES.
Julv IL. tf
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MARIE / MONUMENTS.
MICHAEL BAI[ Err
On Depot street, -aiinsth" .a,hct Factory,
t5ur3gcEsbogD, FcEn.,

lie ~ prepared 10 f'l orders for any kind Ct
Monuments, at the shortest notice aud on the
bcs,icrue. !ln j. thankful fOriLc patronage
he hes ''rCioio.c received, Iri respectfully
s%n'IrIirl continuance ol Il c sane. He war
rents h wo?ht t, be o,Ccod rs my that can be
prrrhntc' IN the country, and prices lower
than here or at Nashville. You who have
friends resting in the silent grave, can here
find a monument that vii. sh,w where they
lie and keep them fresh in your memory.
N. B.-Thc partnership existing between
Mr.. John C.Spence and myself was dissolved
at the beginning Of the year 1856, by my pur.
chasing his entire interest IN the firm of NJ.
Baker g. Co.
w. J. SLATER, Agent,
Winchester, Tenn.
Mar. @, 1851.
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N ~ l.ttL CAE'En.
DESIRABLE E'r Pr;i;~'T
FOR SHE.

| WILL acl IL acres NJ land lying mills north Of Sa
| lein, on the Lynohburg road, and ! miles hom the
Tenn " Ala. Railroad, with a gnoi Ian Yard and all
h"ce sary buildings for the Tanning business. Also, a
gn'si losdWeliEg AMI other hui dings. These builIinss
az new, aud the Tan Nlni has not bccn sunk oyer5
lchE. ltrte n also 2tn aCTcy NJ laul adjoining, with
hhtct .ui'id'ni To iIfuIsh bark fJT p mumhrr Of years.
Tue water - sufficient ~ pInpci Other ma,liGrfy. Ibrrr
aie s'',lal t"Ner isilnI spuurs ~ .J1L w,t.r 90 The
pDN' ib' '0nNr VIII h. rUl intiHsD. Persons wish
" Nhhal heller cali AMI Examine Tor themselves,
TIE premises Immediately. u"
salem, July ilth, les. w PANE
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CASH! CASH.!

Cash paid for Feathers, Beeswax, Ginseng,
Dried Fruit, Coon Skins and the like, at nv
Clothing Store, corner Of the square and Main
street. II. NASSAUER,
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# ... -, n7m repairing conc N tnr most sub.
.aulaI nIIu"r, being both practical mechanics, We can
llrIr promise General satisfaction. All articles sold by
IS are warran'c, "a Ne Of the best quality Millers, Mill.
aud othc's are resi- %ccttuIly invited to examine our
.Ock before purchasing.
All orders and communications promptly attended to.
WARNE q RYAN,
Scrtt2 Is cor. COLLEGE and P.Dad SIS, Nashville.
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whGN Ell d q b.,


situated ON Market street,
NASUVlLLL, TENNESSEE,
AND NEAR TIE PUBLIC SQUARE,,
Fl now open for the accommodation of the
public. The house has been thoroughly rem
and rclurui~hcd. The Proprietor is
determined, b. attention to the comfort Of
us guests, to me,i;thc patronage oftIIe public.
PRICES.
Hoard per day .............&l 80.
Day Board per weck....... 3 80.
TUOS. S. WATSON.
Feb. 90, 1853. ~.
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scrtt2 " cor. College and + oad s,s,
4, r., Us gsT7TH..

Very uauhiu for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him, keeps on hand
and wilt furnish any article IN cabinet furnl-
thre at the sMorte t notice, either of his own
manufacture or cf factory work. lie IS de-
tormIncd that 40 one shall undersell him or
give more inducements for Custom. ANY
article OF has uWm make that does not prove
10 be such as he SELLS it for may be returned
on his hands.
COFFiNS FURNISHED
Of all times as cheap as any other person will
furnish them, and on the shortest notice, and
sent to any portion OF the country without
extra charge. HIS horse that he keeps for
such purposes is well known ani cannot be
surpassed in point of gerllcncss IN any
country.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-02-11
FOR SALE
By the Agent Hudson's Bay Company.

HyINM MS IRON WIRE. assorted stsesi
FENCING wire, linseed oil, turpentine, white ieads
Black paint, green paint. Stockholm tar. pitch;
Groceries, perfumery, stationery Ia. l..
sbeathing copper, assorted sizes I; composiuon neAab co.
Anchors and chains, AT the lowest snarkes !ssee
Iron. assorted sizes hair brushes, blue cloth caps
Assorted clothing, spunyarn, ratline
Assorted cordage, tarred and Mania
Stilton cheese, hams, Byass' ale. sherry, port, prAnoyi
Geneva sauce, preserved meats and vegetaoesi
Abernethy's biscuits, Lemann's biscuits.
IA ASSORTMENT OF SADDLERVs
including fittings and trimmings Of all descriptions Tor carr7age
and harness.
EARTHENwARE mi GLASSWARE
Canvass OF all Nos, huckabacxs, stockings and hesss
Green, blue and white blankets ---~
Long Cloth, various qualities madapolams
Brown cotton, blue prints, mourning prints muslnsf
Crinoline, real cloth thread Of all kinds cotton drmt
Linen drill, cambria handerchiefs, silk do, book mushas
Victoria lawn, jaconet, black Orleans, do Alpaccei
Black princetta, do lasting, silk umbrellas, cotton 40;
Alpaca umbrellas, ribbons, black lace mitts, ohck euki
White silk, barege scarfs, broad cloth
Silk nantes, new styles cords and tassels;
WOODEN plaid for children's dresses; towels, lace muA
White vestiug green, white, blue and amber ienosi
Blue flannel. printed and plain barege
Gold lace, ! to II inch combs, &C., &C., &C.
CANDLES, ina great variety. SID
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-02-11

flowers DR.. Hawley saw the stem rise at light an
giles to the limb to the height of about three inches.
when it soon developed pure white buds, resembling
the buds of the orange; on being exposed to the light
the buds expanded into flowers, which assumed a
beautiful greyish purple color. These flowers are
composed of a feshy substance, and are gradually
drawn back again beneath the skin. While they are
in blossom the boy is relieved from pain.