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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-09-09

&ODS M ~ OOU09 y
FOR SALE TO ARRIVE
Eron 4o4ton D1roxt1
EXPECTED m AUGUST.
IN BARRELS CAROLINA RlcEs
bags pepper;
10 boxes corn starch;
10 half bbis currnnts;
100 half boxes raisins;
100 quarter boxes raisins;
100 boxes Winchester's 8. W. soap;
10 boxes saleratus, q h pxpers;)
500 quarter boxes sardinss;
5 cases ssweet Orange cavendishn tobscco-ioc lbs each;
s cases Emmet's Sweet Orange cayendish t~obacco-aoibs eai
20 half boxes double refined loaf sugar;
90 half bols do do crushed sugars
10 No. 8 favorh- pattern {" Roger Williams" stoves, complete,
With pipe and fxtures-the best pattern g eve, imported into
by the subscriber, and in no case has any complaint been
10 No. 4 stoves Of the same pattern.
81 ds ssse3 ? front is ,ia ass 9s sssI ~;'sia p, put a ap s * /, ,s;;iSr for or a ns9ssu.
20 dog ! ib tins fresh clans,
40 dz 2 ID tins do do;
SO doz 2 ID tins preserved meats;
as tins smoked herring;
10 Q doz cans q ID raspberry ts"; -
I dog preserved peaches, e ID cans);
20 s do. s vsgs.I Ru olives, a''
20 doz l ID cans soup and ooulle;
10 doz 2b cans chicken;
~ QOL = IL Cou3 III
20 doz 2 fb cans assorted broths;
SO tins each Of butter, wine, soda, oyster and
sugar crackers.
SO doz denim pants;
IL doz red flannel shirts;
10 dz blue do do;
3 doz grey do do;
rs dog each linen drill frocks and pants;
% dz angola gents half hose;
% doz do ribbed do;
S cases Uxbriige A. white sheetings;
6 bales Western State A. brown do;
5 bales Suffolk extra heavy denims;
S cases Shetucket blue drills;
3 bales Pepperel Bro do;
5 cases Merrimac two blue prints;
. bales Thorndyke ticks;
2 bales Imperial royal blue fanneis,
So pairs heavy Z b blankets-all wool;
leases extra fine satin jeans;
e eoss cotton do 's do. 8 and 7 thd;
100 riding saddles, (comptete);
10doz charcoal irons;
20 doz heavy handled axes " Underhirs";
20 bbls Wilmington pitch;
so nests bingham boxes;
so nests covered buckets;
10 doz 3-hooped painted pals;
10 nests Is in nest) do pals;
20 bags shot;
5 cases stout brogans;
400 I6, IL and IS feet oars;
80 bolts cotton duck, Nos i to 10;
100 kegs nails.
w ines and Spirits.
SO 1o-gailon kegs Monongahela whisky;
so 10-galion kegs N. T. rumE
so 10-galIon kegs American brandy;
10 cases Bskers bhuers; /
so cases champagne cider;
SO dz pints Albany ale;
SO doz do do porter
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TIME UNDERSIGNED having BEEN
! appointed Administrator, with the win annsxsd, Of
tate Of Stephen Reynolds, late Of Honolulu, deceased UUehy
gives notice to all persons having demands against said esass,
to present the same and all persons indebted TO the Same, art
hereby requested to make immediate payment.
JAMES w. ACeTIN,
Honolulu, January %, 1858. 83-tf Administrator.
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NOTICE.

n CONSEQ UENCE OF THE DEATH OF
j RICHARD COADY, on the 18th june, 1888, the business cf
the firm Of Il. C0ADY & CO. viii be brought to . close as speei-
lily as possible, andrthe name of the firm will henm1ngth be ue 4
only in carrying out existing contracts, c~6mpte3ng unhnishe 4
business, aud winding up the transactions Of he hm.
FREDERIC I. HANKS,
2. s. WILCOX. aF ~
(By his Attorney. FREDERIc I. HAxEs)
Surviving Partners of the firm Of h. C0ADY 4 co.
Honolulu, July 20, 1855. l084Jan1
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-09-09

A. r. & A. M.
LIE PROGRESS DE OCE MI,
~ LODGE, No. 124, under the Jurisdiction Of the 81
preme Council Of the Grand Central Lodge Of franc
\ working in the ancient Scotch Rite, holds is reguli r
meetings on the Wednesday nearest the full moon Of eac.,
month, at the old Lodge Room. in King street.
~ Visiting brethren respectfully invited to attend.
August Is. 60tf H. SEA, Secretary.
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NOTICE.

LII PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS
=. against me, will please present them for settlement imms-
diately ; and those indebted are requested TO call and settle, OF
their accounts win he left with an attorney for collection.
II Thesubscriber hereby gives notice that be viii pay No
debts contracted without his written order.
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aE CLAMPSUS w.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI THE
1v Mystic Emblem Of the Ancient and Honorable Order Of
"E c. "" has been received per bark Yankee md The UNDER
signed has been duly appointed G. D. c. v, TOR she purposs
Of forming o branch of the q. N. @. I'm Honolulu. Resident and
transient brothers win please report themselves On - before the
81 W.. Of the 4th D. c. ", 90 - 70 b invested 9th lie =. a
our A. and II. Order, T. J. SMITH. King 6ooes
s5-tf n. W. D. @. {. ", q Hoas3all HI.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
NVHE UNDERSIGNED BEG TO INF0RM
the public that they will open = nAnxn1 on ~ 1t a. JuIy
1t the Country Residence Of Mr.. p uAnu, Nunanu
street. where at all times will be found chofcos1oono0 - pnEsu
town. Also, BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, sAusAGHs 0c~eb ~, eve
1O&tf BOYD . MAuLNL.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-09-09

A ARD.
6NEN. MILLER MUCH. on
" abseuting himself temporarily from these Islands, that the
very prrcarious state NJ his health prevents him from taking
personal leave 1T his friends H. begs II assur them II his -
TEEN and r-gzni. and thai IL Gsi . restores his health as to ena-
be him ~ return, his greatest satisfaction will he to find them all
well AMI happy.
Honolulu S-p.- Q. 1855 u5-1t
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IN Mechanics Benefit Union.

EANNCAL MEETING OF THE
soc,eiy. for the Election cf Officers, ETC., will be
AZ NE Han Of Mechanic Engine Co. No. 2, on
PAL, sept 10. At y O'Clock, p. NJ. A full attend
y : particularly requested Per order:
~ C. MCLEAN. Secsy
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]. NJ. HENRY SONS, Waterbury, Vt, General Agent.
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French Periodical Golden Pills. Inf,lliblc in re
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS

Cambrida Cattle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Oct. 90
At market IA Cattle, about 500 Beeyes and 942 stores
consisting Working Oxen Cows and two and three
years old 49,
Pmcrs-Market Beef-Extra, s5l a 8 75-lst quality So!
a ed quality, S54-3d quality, $+!-nrdinary S3!
Stores-wurLing Oxeu--s75, so, 100 $l75 per pair.
Cows and cdiues-$25, 80, 40 a go.
YedTiings-s9 Sl2 TWO Years Oh-$l6 20.
Three Years Oid-S2O $2z.
Sheen and Lambs-579O al market Prices-In lots, 81
IL II 50 each Extra and selections -, ST. each.
Swine-lljO Western at market.
Hides-T IL Sc per 10. TdiioW a 7! c per l5.
PeHs-SOc IA SIC each. CAT SKINS II l3c per H.
There were cars the Boston and Maine railroad
go the Boston and Lowell 62 the fchburg and
none the Western loaded with Cattle Sheep Swine and
Horses 1872 the fitchburg ~ from Albany
RernarksThc market well supplied with Beef Cattle
buyers disposed to buy aringy unless at decline o.
15c 81 per 100 lbs s than last week; few Cattle sold
for per H. hut lie the ruling price for the bes
quality. Store Cattle dul-a large number will remain u
Of market Sheep rather slow Of sale aud prices
rather lower.
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rkrMPHASr succEsso or
BuchaR's HUNGARIAN BalSam of Life,
Rcmn rl,abIc Cure Of n yonng Lady in Hope
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TTE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
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NJ Extract Of a letter from Mrs. SARAH J. BAXTER
Pearl street.
BOsruN, Fch ~, IS45 To r. u. +. BrddieeDsar Sir.
The Hungarian Balsm has performed mirac indeed in
the Of youngest daughter who has been positively
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Of the inesumte Medicine She had been Ia decline for
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the Btsam taken. We had consulted numerous dis
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for Consumphon,a Southern journey, the nev system ut In
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the luveines If the unfortunate victim renders her condition
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Your grateful friend, sARt1 J. BAXTER.
o. Sole Proprietor, DAVID +. BRADLEE Wat rtown,
Mass to wiiom all orders should he addressed Sold by
Druggists and dealers IN medicine every United
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~ lust published by FEnERHEN co. Booksellers and
Staontrs, No. - Court Street. Boston, cef Treatise Of ~
pages Diseases Of the Sexual System Of both sexestheir
symptoms and trtatmenprep pared by physician Of tie
Boston Eclectic Hospital" This work also contains scorc
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receipt Of three postage stamps Address BOX So2 Boston
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

la The Estate situated on Birge Street,
hmm Brattlebor0, about minutes walk the Depot
lnll4 owned and occupied by ELIJAH UPTON.
comprises abont SO acres Of land, with large Brick House
In perfect thereon Also, Barn, Carriage House and
other outbuildugsand in every way is very desirable
Estate.
The premises by calling Mr.. j, H. PLUM
MER on Birge ST. the
For further particulars enquire Of G. II. FARLEY.
No. 1856 State ST., BOSTON.
Possession can be given at any time. tf-21
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TO MEDICAL STUDENTS.

DIR ELISHA PHELPS Of Windsor, Vt, will take limited
class tbs Winter in inatoy Surgery, and the Theory and
Practice Of Medicine. Students will have the
and assist in Surgical operations and medical Term
commences Nov 90 closes March 2O any wishing to remain
longer do The Or. having had the advantage of
long attendance upon the surgical clinic OF Languebeck the
medical clinic Of schoule and the celebrated Eye clinic
Won Graee in Germany feels conf Hence In offering his
services tn pupils For terms and further particulars please
address ELISHA PHELPS, NJ. d., Windsor, Vt.
Windsor, VT, Sept 20, 1854 'sw-39
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Medical Advice FOR both s;cxCs.
nm T. - aA1tp&uN.

or sca mans ret~u lrpii staten i.a s'' ni diseases orhe
Urinary Orgrs nars sud scc ihr' loving hei maty yar
practice aud treated thousands Ut the most o'n'e lose
certificates he zen ct NV o'r fe. nc confident q
however rirfl hut what he
treated rs u Ter ~
he oicc ~ Dr SIMPSONS celebrated Peyeisvc y C,uft
street. Boston, Mass
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April II, 1855.
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Fancy Goods Dealers
Wholesale Agents for B1st1n-s. BURR K Co, GEO {
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DOCT. BARRON'S MAGNETIC PAIN
DESTROYER.
CHESTERFIELD SHEETINGs.

The above heetings Though the heavcs among
the heavy Sheengs They hard twisted and very dur
goods just the right texture 10 wash easy
the sake of avoiding commission freight &e. they will he
sold than half per yard cheaper than they read
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goods in market according their real value. Warranted
give satisfaction to the purchaser.
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tory In Chesterfield, N. H., and by
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DEATHS.

In this town, Oct 90 Of ysentery Miss SARAH g. PlilN
NEY, native of Barusable, Mass about 40 Her remains
carried to Boston Tor nterment
In THIS village the 18th inst. FRANCES S.'M wife OF
Edward Kirkland, ESQ, aged 80.
In West Brattebro, Oct. li,h, CHARLES P. HUBBARD,
aged II years
In Omaha City, Nebraska, Oct 4h Mt his residence ALON-
20 y SALISBURY, aged 80.
In Vernon, Sept. 80, widow BETSY CROUCH, aged 10.
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ha FOR S ALE. A Dwelling
N House Clark Street. in the South part Of the village
Aof Brattleboro. Or Also Building Lot adjoining the
same cheap for cash or short credit
For further particulars enquire of n. STEARNS.
July H. 1858. 20
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MARRIAGES..

In this village, Oct 10TH by Rev. A. L. Pratt Mr. JOSEPH
NJ. CHASE Of Brattleboro and Miss ELIZA A. CLARK Of
Warlshoro.
In this village Oct TO- by Rev. Geo II. Deere, Mr. FRANK
ii. FAIR and Miss plllLA NJ PRENTICE both Of Chester
field, N. u.
In this village Oct. 10TH by Rev. H. Deere Mr. EDWIN
NJ. KEDWAY Of Putney and Miss SOPHIA 5. DICKINSON
Of Dummerston.
In Newfane, Aug ~ by Rev j. c. Carpenter, Mr.. MAR
SHALL II. HOuGIIrON and Miss LAURA ALDRICH, both
OF Newfane
In West Dover Oct H. by Rev. s. j. NJ. Lord, MIR CIIAuN
CEY u. TILTON Of West Halifax, and Miss ARABkLLA A.
HOWE Of Dover.
In Marlboro, Oct IT, by Frederick W Mather Esq Mr..
JAMES H. VINCENT Of Coeraine, Mass, and Miss ELLEN
L. SPERRY Of Marlboro.
In Bratleboro, Oct lIth by Rev Mr. Williams Mr. EVER
EFT W Miner Of COleraine, Ms, and Miss ELLEN JsMiTl
Of BTattlebprO,
In Chicago, Ill., Oct 1ith, by Rev j. Marvin, Mr. FRED
ERIC H. HARRIS formerly Of Chesterfield, N IL, and
Miss ABBIE A. NJ. DAGGETT Of Westmoreland, n. IL.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

era THEUNDERSIGNEDo offers for sale
.TW his home farm situated about miles south
l..llSk from the village OF Vernon Said farm contains
so Of good land of which fiy covered viii,
wood; the remainder Is divided into tage moving ocharl-
ing (Which is very extensively and pasurage The dwelling
house is stories with large and all the necessary
buildings suitable for families and in good repair with
sufficient barn
ALSO, adjoining the above small farm of c res on
which is house and barn.
ALSO half mile from the first named pr misses, another
farm containing Of land which Is dwelI,a z
house and barn
ALSO, adjoining the last named premises farm contain
ing about 60 of land equally divided into tlage
moving pasturage aud wood land. On this farm is good
dweling-house and barn with sufficient out buildings.
Also, i6 nj tilage land the village, adjon-
ing the place occupied Dy Addison Whthead
ALSO, go acres Of wood and pasture land west Of j.
Burrows farm.
The above property will be sold altogether in separate
lots to suit purchasers Payments made easy For further
particulars inquire of the subscriber
MOVES sTREETER.
Vernon, April 20, 1858. II
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CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
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OF YER ONT,
TATE OF vERMO ONT

~ MARLBORO SIS.
The Probate Court for said District 70 all persons in
terese In the Estate Of ANN D. TAYLOR, late Of hewfane,
deceased, Greeiingi Whereas, HARRIET A. Il. JONES,
has presented to this Court Instrument purOrtng 10 be
the last WIN of said deceased for probae;You hereby
notified that this Court will decide npon the probate OF said
Instrument at the session thereof to be held ut the Probate
Oco In Bracoro, In said District the last Thursday Of
October, A. D. 1885, when aud where you may appear and
c. ntest the me, II you 1T.
" H0LBRooK, Register.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills

Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke VI. D.
Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen.
This well known medicine imposition but and
safe remedy for Female Ditcu, and Obstruction, from
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To MHrr led Ladies it is peculiarly suited. 1t will,
in short time bring the monthly period with regularity
Tm!4sE Pills HAVE NEVER BEEN KNOWS 70 THE
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For full particulars, get a pamphlet free, Of the agent
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For sale by JOSEPH CLARK, Brattleboro, VT, and by
Druggists in every in the United j. NJ Henry,
Waterbury, VI, wholesale agent for the state. 1y-j4
A Card tn the LADIES. DIR. Duponco's
French Periodical Golden Pills. InfIliblc in re-
moving stoppayes Irregularities Of the These
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for the alienation of those suffering from irregularities
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yrfeor responsibility after the above adnoni
ton although their mdness would prevent any mischief
health otherwise these Ills recommended. Fun
an explicit directions accompany each box Price 81
box. - - -
Agent for Brattleboro Vt Sold also by Druggists
where
~ Ladies by enclosing him Sl00 to Brsttlehoro Post
Once can the Pills sent cQphdehtay by return mail
Remember and ask for DR.. D1poneo's Golden Pills sigma
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TATE OF V l. X VI O \ I
- WISDHAN, = 5.
l.. q. MEAD, ct ais.
IL CHAScrRY,
JOSEPH CLARK 4 CHARLES CHAPLIN,
d',iynoes Of H. ID. BTdckeu Sept. Term 1858

q
d'dynoes Of II. d. Brdekeu J Sept Term 1858
WHEREAS the Orators presented their Bill the present
Term Of this Court praying that the said Assgnees he
ordered pay the funds in their hands II said assigned
property and among the creditors Of said HORACE D.
BRACKET according 10 the terms If said assignment and
thereupon ordered by said Court that the creditors Of
said IL. D. BRACKET prove their claims before R0lAL
TYLER in Chancery and six months from the 25t
day September A. D. 1885 allowed the creditors for
that purpose
Therefore notice is hereby given that shall attend at my
office in Bratteboro in said Couaty the second Monday
81 Jarrary February and March A. d. 1857 at O'Clock in
the o each VI said days for the Of hearing
proofs the several claims u the creditors of said HORACE
d. BRACKErr claiming interest ia the funds of said
sgnment and all creditors proving their claims before
the days aforesaid will be dbared from all benefit Of the
funds in the hands Of sail assignees.
6w-E - RuhXif!'Y' Int, -iastei go ...".sees
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FARM FOR SALE.

IA The subscriber wishes to sell his Home Farm in
stpq Iinsdale, n. H. situate within three miles Of Brat
lIlE}ls teboro village, consisting Of One Hundred
and Finy Acres. suitably divided ino Moving, Pasur-
ing Tillage aud Woodland, with convenient Buildings
Tor particulars inquire Of L. O. Mead Esq Bratteboro
or OF the subscriber on the premises.
ERASTUS DICKINSON.
Hinsaale, N. H., October IA, 1858. AZ.