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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-09-29
Important to Farmers
METROPOLIS FLOUR MILLS,

LEhf cNWOh Il, KANSAS.
THE proprietors of these Mills are now res-
l. dy to receive the new crop Of Wheat, and
they would particularly call the attention Of
FARMERS to the importance Of threshing,
cleaning and getting their wheat tn market At
the earliest possible time, to avoid damage and
loss by letting it remain in the field ill the Fall
rains come on. Thresh your wheat at the same
time Of reaping if possible; bring il in, We will
store It free Of charge till YOU wish 70 sell.
You will here And sale for all your wheat at
the highest market price, or you can exchange
IL for aOu- on the most favorable terms.
Give US good, clean wheat. and we will give
you the best -four ever offered in this market.
EARLE & BUNTING.
LeavenWorth, June %, ls59-tf.
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NOTICE.

WYE would most respectfully say TO our old
w friends and customers, that We have clio
sed out our stock of Goods in this place, and al
those indebted to Us by note or account, will
please come forward and pay up, as We canno
give any longer indulgence.
B. +. RUFFNER co.
aug. IS, SS-2m.
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a SUCCESS is Now CERTAIx.-We say in
ou "ance to our friends of the States, that
w. 4" success upon the Constitution. and
i eeStlOn of our Delegate, Mr.. Parrot.
i, pu! beyond a peradVenture. We shall
"A eject the Legislature. and all the State
IA ., and two Republicans to the Uni
states Senate.-Leapenporth Register.
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S., ''E oD PoLrTIcs. Petersburg, Va,
bv p ~ H;0Mr. Pryor has been nominated
Fo, Nae Democratic Convention in the
m.,,e 'n Congressional District. by accla-
rssan. a: George w. Hopkins. the Rep
,s. u's!lVe in the last Congress, was not
'"nuidate before the Convention.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Before Henry Fl. Patterson, a Justice Of the Peace
in and for NemahG Township, Nemaha
County, Kansas Territory.
Josiah Blancettl Order
vs. of
Daniel Cavana. Publication.
71HE defendant, Daniel Cavana, is hereby
l. notified that, on the 5th day Of September,
A. D. 1883, said Justice issued an order of at
tachmeHt in the aforesaid action, for the sum of
Pifty-four Dollars and Sixty seven Gents.
JOSIAH BLANCETT.
By MORTON CAVE, Plaintiffs Agent.
sept. %, 59-3w.
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From the N. Y. Daily News.)
QuskeJ's Political Tert- Book or Eney-
clopedia.
1t will prov e the most important political udde
meeGm ever presented to the American people.
This work is gotten up in Alphabetical order,
and contains the substance, or the whole text,
nation. sep. II, SO.
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IMPORTANT FACTS FOR EAST.
WARD BOUND TRAVELLERS !


Read and Preserve for Future Refer
enceIl
Unparalleled Speed and com'or from the From
tier to the sSa Shore
Inauguration Of a NeaO Era in the HistOry Of
Kansas and Nebraska.
Chicago, Burlington s. Quincy R. R.
OK AND AFTER AUGUST II, 1859, TRAVELLERS
FROM WESTERN MISSOURI, KANSAS and SEBRAs
xA, can start from ST. JOSEPH at A. NJ,
Arrive at Quincy at7.O0 ?. NJ, same day.
Chicago, at7.15 A.M.next
Detroit, at $50 P. n.
Toledo, at 4I0 Pm.
Cleveland, at 946 Pm.
Pittsburg, at225 A. N. 2nd A"
g" Suspension Bridge, at 4.00A.H."
Buffalo, at AS AN.
Philadelphia, at $40 P. n.
New York, at $50 P. n. "
Boston, at Midnight
Time Through from st. Joseph TO New
York 90 leg Hours. Time Through
firm st. Joseph to Boston Sc Hours,
including all stops.
No Route except via Quincy and Chi
cago can make this time!
From Quincy Eastward. Sleeping Cars
on all Ni9t Trains.
Tickets via this Route for Sale at all the Offices
and on the Boats Of the Hannibal and
st. Joseph Rail Road.
Purchase Through Tickets and Save Money |!
Be Sure and GET Tickets ria C1ieagO and Quincy
Route!
SAM'L POWELL, GenT Ticket Agent.
C. G. HAMMOND, Gen'l Superintent.
d. s. LOvEJoY, Ag't, st. Joseph.
sept. I, 59-3m.
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ALLEN HOLLcRAFT'
PIaSfeFer,
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS,

WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS,
It's prepared at all times 20 execute any work
Il in his line, such as Piastering, Cementing,
ETC., on short notice, at reasonable prices and
In the very best style. Specimens Of bis work
can be sesa in White Cloud. taPdl9l, S9-h
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FOR SALE!

THE subscriber Offers for sale, on liberal
i terms, several choice tracts OF timbered
and prairie lands, located near White Cloud.
The timbered tracts will be divided TO suit pur
chasers. r. GATLING,
At the City Hotel, White Cloud.
sept. %, 59-tf.
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Health and Happiness Secured !

Health and Happiness secured
THE CONCENTRATED CURE
THE CONCENTRATED CURE
A POWERFUL REMEDY
A POWERFUL REMEDY
FOR WEAKNESS
FOR WEAKNESS
FOR EARLY INDISCRETION
FOR EARLY INDISCRETIOH
TRY IT! TRY 1T!
TRY IT. TRY 1T!
Young men who are suffering from the effects
of youthful indiscretiOn can be surely and per-
manently restored by using the
Concentrated Cure,
OR
AQUA VITAE
A Remedy Of Great and Certain Power!
This remedy is put up in small walls, and can be
sent by mail to any address. A trial will salts
fy. Use it for a week, and you will experience
a great benefit. A circular containing full par
ticulars. sent (free) on application. Price per
bottle, 81.
One bottle will last month.
N. B. This remedy is suitable for either sex.
Address, X. CRUGER, Medical Agent,
742, Broadway, New York.
August IL, l659-ly.
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WAR IN KANSAS!!

'hE people are not fighting for Liberty, or
L the new Constitution, and all that sort Of
thing, but -
c. DANA SAYRS
is at war with high prices, There are various
reports being circulated throughout the Terrific
~ that white Cloud has "gone ups" but it is
fixed fact that the
DRY GOODS AND GROCERY STORE
Of c. DANA SAYRS has not gone up," for
be has Just returned from the East with a large
and well selected assortment of heavy domestic
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,,
QUEEESWARE, -
HATS AND GAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, &c, &C.,
which will be sold cheaper than the cheapest
Also, large assortment of Blankets, which will
be sold to suit the times. Come and see for
yourselves!
Being Sta amboat and Express Agent, will
attend to all business in that line.
G. DANA SAYRS.
sep. Is, ls59-tf.
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The National Gntelligencer published com
plimentary endorsement of it.
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Quarrying Stone.
Be il ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen
of White Cloud,
That all persons quarrying stone on the city
premises, shall be taxed one-fourth OF said stone
10 be appropriated for city purposes.
H. F. MACY, Mayor.
Attest-J. F. SwARrz, Register.
White Cloud, August 8, 1859.
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Improving Main Street.
Be Il ordained nv the Mayor and Councilmen
of the City of White Cloud,
That an appropriation of Forty Dollars ($4O)
be and is hereby made from the city revenue, to
improve Main Street, between Levee and Sixth
Street. H. F. MACY, Mayor.
Attest. F. SwARTz, Register.
White Cloud, K. T, August g, 1889.
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POLITICAL WORK.

SECOND EDITION.
CLUSKE Y'S
Political Text Book or Encyclopedias.
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An Ordinance Prescribing the Quite,
of the Marshal.

y u VIZ 4 I7I7II1Is1I y ~
August IL, 1S59-6w.
, 1859-03-30
Ghosts and HobSobtfns In Court.


Human crcdu1itr touching ghosts and hobgob-
liEs, has just been illustrated according to law
in Tuscagawas county. We learn by The New
Philadelphia -lirot.tf<, that in January. ls;,u,
Levi Hull bought Il farm uf 80 acrcs nf William
Dunlap, in Sandy township, for which hc paid
*:,h't down, and his not. for 5000. secured by
mortgage "n tho farm. The note WAS not paid.
and Dunlap brought snit. Hull set NJ, IN detcncc
that shortly after taking possession of said
premises. he became convinced that thc EonSe
was haunted and that s;lnsts, hobsuhlns, ,s},uoks
evil spirits, Ac, were in the habit If making
nocturnal visits to the inhabitants vi the man
sion, aud Of making night hidcons-tbat the
nelEhburs were afraid to come near the house
thu. he was unable TO get work hands tn cul,i-
rate the lund-that his own and his familv's
health Of body and peace Of mind were destroyed
thereby, &c, aud TINT therefore he ought nut
to BE- compelled to pay said note Of $'.Ht', but
ought to have Judgment for $4,000 AZ damages
sustained in consequence Of getting so terribly
".skecred."
Tic llobgubhn plea, however, did not avail
the frightened Mr. Hnil, aud instead Of scttin.
damages he got put i'll for the $j,i.e'. interest
and costs. The haunted farm can probably be
buusht cheap.
MONUMENT TO CR17rESpES AND HIS NES.-The
New Orleans D@t1 mentions in long article
| devoted to the terrible massacre of Crlftendcn
Missourian md virgiuian, on visit 10 the
Island Vt Cuba. erected little monument &c
their memory in the following manner:
Our visitors, after surveying and inspecting
all the 1ecNliafities and objects Of interest O
the locality called into their counsel the drive1
Of their vo!ante. and from him obtained the ex
net spot on which crittcnden had fallen. Th'
MissouEian. removing his cloak. disclosed a nea
marble monument which he had executed il
| Havana, and inscribed Sacrcd to the mclnor,
| Of Crittcndcn and his con,patriots" The twii
gentlemen 7aised an umbrella, and under it
Cover proceeded to place the monument on th
spot Indicated. This was done in full view g
tie sentinel on the walls Of Fort Atcr4s
F1oop At S1oCx Cs1r.-Sioux City, Iowa. In
been risitcd BY an unprecedented freshet, whic
! swept away all the bridges in the neiehborhooe
runs through one corner Of the town, the create
part Of which wss overlooked. The wafer ws
t~o t.st dsep in thu main hot.! Of the placs.
, 1859-03-30

nEAT. EcTATE-For Sale. a
Eta1 L'1 ~ -, - ~, 1,1,1,er 49, ~. yo1h
~ FIRST CLASS DWELLING Mgtsfs o. .1s Hn5n fe4
lasec portion Of the purchase money can en Oh 'o'a
ana moEtf1ee. =. a,,,,. ..<,
SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL LOTS on tho Aa4s sno's ns1f
ae1cs In Iake County near Lake Ipswich and 20 miles
RaIron F1Ist 1.i.s. Tesirncs With lam and out
6n,srs .om1frc reTeTa3 1nrinrs Of water With rp
1or- ~ X III ~ =. Rr7rFu9 fitlt saa etc. Alto
ptseT ~. s,+bn % an eounr ..id-nee,
1...> ~. 80 S - =. ,eI.,.T,x ,..- 1o,tf Si,tcn
, 1859-03-30
39rt8s Trittttte.
JOB PRINTING.


The pzrss Asp TRurxE OErcEt prepared 10 execute, on
sho notice. every variety Of 1ob Printing In the BEET
r41 and RI he Lo~e Ltsfo9 Frs PARTICULAR attention
given to The priatnEo} .. -.
Hrxsxxsa CApna LETTER Nxlna k1tl uEkrs.
Rkckr1A, tu11ERs, IRoo'AAA6'
rAArlIE1h. EIE&ELA1e, GhEthe.
ltrayE Nnrr4 LAnE1x TlcKEIS-
sTrRINTING RI COLOHS a
In all It's vctcs done In beautiful sty!e and at moderate
ra.e. An examination Of specimens and prizes Is respect
fully Ins1tei.
ordcrs from the country promptly filed. and and sent
hornelY exnrr*t.
, 1859-03-30
i Travelling 1Inll--Extrnordtnnry Tru-
vel and Safety.

L.
We are personally acquainted wishl gentle
man nov resilill!. in me ot the charming yillu.
Is on Hudson River, VIM We opinc has travel
cd IL greater nli'nE,rr II miles tan almost any
other individual, and who yet is fur frnn being
advanced in years. III 4 recent conversation
with him We learned that for the last e4lt years
he has travelled daily one hundred and twenty
miles, ,.llis residence being sixty miles from thu
civ ni, hns given from, five 10 six hours attcn-
railroad scven hnndred and twenty miles per
week. thirty-seyen thousand four hundred miles
per year, and during tile eight years, so1ne
three hundred thousand miles.
From l>4'; to ISL lc Travelled only about two
hundred miles per week. or kGlne 1en thousand
or1ifty two thuusaua mile. From 1851 to l>4n lis
business required him to travel upward nf one
hundred mics every working day, making IN
| aggregate for the ten years Of two hundred and
eighty ynne thousand. seven hundred miles. Thi,
| would MAKE the total number If miles Travelled
BY our friend, fram $50 II the present time
srven hundred unti twrniy-srvc tllousand-s
di*tancc nearly equal TO thirty times The cir
cun,fcrencc If tic globe.
Nor is this all. I'ror to 1850 our friend
! business required linn to bt constantly travel
| ing in the post coaches. canal packets, !ak,
sclooncrs and ocean ships of that day, and II.
visited almost every part Of this continent. th'
| seas and 1nTt11n lands; but OF the distance thu
| trytrd he n,au.: no calculation. Up 10 tle pres
ent time lie has mnst diligently attended To Iii
business in this city md elsewhere. lie ha
| flied >cvernl offices nf trust and honor 10 th
satisfaction Of the people. and has long beer,
and still is a,l active and leading politician. Iii
large intercourse with the wurfA. aud his eNtvs
sive travel, jnincd to acute pcrceptive power'
have given him Il quick and correct knowls'lg
If human character, hut they hare not chilli
the warm and sympathetic nature of nlan. VI
| ry far frnnl it.
hut there is 4 still more remarkable phase i
our friends history. Iaryv!y and almost iuce:
sanity rs he has Travelled. he has never met vii:
an accident that detained him single day fros
his business. nor has received uny personal il
jury tothc cxtrnt Of ceen Il scratch
lie is entirely indifferent ns to what car III I'll
train he travels in. rsefrrf5ng hanv, 1he ba.
gage car, where he can enjos his segar aud kee
company with Ills thoughts. Nc 10 not su
pose hil, to be insen<il1e to the danger. but y
know him tn have grca, faith ina good rrovi
cncc, nS mere Of us ought to hare. May o'
friend be As free from ,nishaps up to Ills! Ia
journey, ITS lie has been hitherto.
, 1859-03-30

c|@ The Success which attends
the ,,,e Of Dr. j. Hotscer's Celebrated Stomach rttess
e,no. nj ppcc Is virtues In oil nf debility and dis
ra.e. Of the stomach. CcrtiAcateA anoa without NUM-
ber hare bstn published, atc-tnE It's almost .acuous
poxc, .u roylus thosc painful md 1tar deacs. And
sh tine # rs Idle to DO orr than call attention.
The .t. remedy Of the asc in order to awaken public nj
tr,Ion It's excellence. It Is the only preparation c{ tie
ksnd that is Eeltc In al cas aud lis therefore wotthy Of
he consideration Of the anctcd. The Filters pleasant
to The taA,c asrct1nle Their e1ec ,d altogether safu-
atls ns t,n!c Ut tvulcdy fur indigestion.
Re For sas by Druggists and dealers erncalls every
where. nsh:i:~IAw
cB lIerring's Patent Champion
TIRE AND BrRGLAR-rRooF sAFEs-W1th Halrs
Patent Powder Ironf Lock. e t7nc that we:S a"A'urd
kcare 1nrdas tho Worlds Far loudon. ISL md the
Worlds Far New York. 1S;a mid tile c!t American
Sa{es that vr,c awarded mc.als at tie Luuion Worlds
Fair.
These Safes form the most perfect security aSa!ha nc
and 1urglars Of any Safe crrr ofercd tn thc pu':c
4,on Rxx Ann Will bc }i to any person that can hho~
tha: Nrtn1sae r.r1Sr Cnhxr1o1 SAFE t'er failed -
1rr.c.~c ltk c,ntente In an accidental f!c.
The su,rcrscrs also manufacture Ill kinds pf Boiler ard
{:ht,l I'm Hank Chests aud Vaults 1hult upurs, anu
Money Bo.r. Chests fs Brokers' Jewellers nd private
families for rl2te n.amondS and other saluab!es.
slLAS T.. HERRING i Co,
81 Irnaaway, cu,nrs of Murray strcet.
Olrost.y t',y Hall. New York.
c.L HARMON l. CO.. Agents, ch!ea.o III.
fcA13{Itea3
, 1859-03-30

@E}S ft'f,nSn p.1,n arc (uriu11S

~ Those who are Curious to
witness thr wonderful perfection IL which 4. Ohswa::t
{!ae u.4aget 1t Hac.,clor N.Y. has suu:ht the 1lnu.
factur IT Wigs a.I TuuI4c ar Invited tu visit Ills WlG
hid Hair D5inc Rooms Ut So5 Trcuon *k. aEd c1aiil-
luz these cur1ns productions of NJ .1y can d.
tecs The a-tcla {s4n the uatu. when adjusted to TIC
lca1. dtSly
, 1859-03-30

FRENCH KIP aud CALF SKINS,
and BOOT FRONTS CRIMPED,
For the Spring Trade,
DIRECT FROM THE PARIS sMANCFACTrRERs.
1n& Makers aud Leather re,srs will tnd thr stock to
ir very superior and Itcs Law. have In s1uc1 aud
coming forxard, l h!>sc assortment Of
SOLE LEATHER OF THE BEST T-ASNAGES,
OAK aal IiEMIOck UPPER KIT and CALF
Innings. LASTS AND FINDINGS.
Which Will te sold II t!le Etur.s u11Fkt Prre.. ny
BLtckHTKS BROS.
At thrr LEATHER AND HIDE STORE. nj 7nl 10
= Water street. f+.l.t Ut " e1. trer hftt .e Chicago"
y. 1.-the highest market price paid IN CNh i"r
IIhics ta.+
, 1859-03-30

80 Noticc.-Thc undersigned,
:t,cllr!s III tic Merchants 1;ak "f Maco' Gs'ffA arr
ty tie prs.1., "f II. artr'. na!r Ie'Hfa'aS aa'e sF
II. tssas T!c rtcs f til! H4lk will !r taken hy u ou
t]c,x III tl.c ..,e tcr.1 Ii Kentucky. Indiana nd tlu
IL 4 Tt-tkE1. s %.
, 1859-03-30

nUPEE, BECK d. SAYLES,
IL BANKERS AND BROkERS.
Numbers and Deyonahire street Rostau-
Give particular attention the Mines Of l,ke supetot ana
m urpad to furnish eabe information respecting tnttn
uepthly fysiew Of the stuck and nonev markell ~o
sHdHrs. de.red 3pea Is
-. rTr.r J.xr HtcY. HESRI 8AILK9.
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Notice,
NOTICE.

T,HE Undersigned forI,ids all Persons trusting
oo tne e. ""' ~ d. p TRUE.
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No. 2.

The act Of the plaintiffs guardian being considered
then, IN this instance of the force and binding
effect, if the plaintiff had been person of full age
and done the himself is it necessary in order to
sustain the defendants plea of public right of way,
by grant dedication, that such grant or dedication
should appear to be evidenced by written instrument
under seal, and to have been made upon valuable
consideration! In answer to this, it might perhaps,
be contended on the part of the defendants, that
lar as the present Is concerned this point is
cred by the 54th section of the act of 1851 already
referred to. But apart from this special consideration
we are OF the opinion that the question must be decd
ed IN the negative We do not think that the position
that grant dedication of way to the public must
De evidenced by written instrument, and appear to
have been made for a valuable consideration can be
sustained upon authority. On the contrary we believe
1t 10 be sound law that in the absence Of any statutory
requirement on the subject, particular form
emony is requisite in the dedication, by the of
the SOIL OF land to the public and that such ded
lcaton may be either express implied. See Beat
y Rltchie Hurtz ct ais, Peters Rep. 566 Rex.
u.s. Lloyd, Campbell's Rep. 260 ; Rex Us. Barr,
CampbelPs Rep l6 the Marquis Of Stafford rs. Coy
Dey, Barnewal CreSswell's Rep. 257 Wood
Veal, Barnewall & Alderson's Rep. asa Hobbs Us.
Lowell, 19 Pickerng's Rep. 405.
In the present case it is contended that there was
an express grant dedication Of way the public,
over the plaintiffs premises The question whether
there was or not is question of intent, to be decided
upon the evidence presented. Did Governor Kekuana-
GA cause way to be opened, and set off to the public,
with the intention that it should be used by the public
as way 20 the church, without restriction or lmita-
ton After careful consideration of the testimony,
we are satisfied that he did The setting of the
way was open and deliberate act. circumstance
transpred showing intention to exercise any control
whatever over its future use, to indicate that the
setting out of the way was be understood merely
license reyOcable The public entered upon and used
1t, without dispute mOlestatOn, for period Of nine
years, seven of which elapsed after the plaintiff
attained the age of majority. The dedication to the
public use complete and unreserved, a way to
the church, but not for any other purpose and the
public must take and enjoy secuRduns tOTmam DOM.
Let judgment be entered as of the last October term
in favor of the defendants with costs
Mr.. Harris, for Plaintiff
Messrs. Austin and Kauwahi, for Defendants.
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Foreign A0prrtisrmrnts.

"A NY MAN WHO PROCESSES TO UNDERSTAND
II all trades and Sciences impose absuri-
ty upon The public On the principle, any medicine
1 which processes all diseases, is unworthy The
slightest confidence, should he denounced
quack The Grefenberg Family Medicines do not
assume all diseases with remedy. They have
different medicines each adapted to its peculiar dsease
and time has proved beyond question: the efficacy and
tanry preparations Their list comprises the follow
ing medicines:
GR.FFE.NBFRG PROFITABLE Pills;
.h4RSHdLL'S UTERINE C4THOLICONj
GR.FFENBERG S3RS4PARILL4;
GR.FFENBERG PILE REMEDY;
GR.EFENBERG DYSEETERY SYRUP;
GREEN .MOUNTdEv OINTMENT;
GR.FFENBERG CHILDRE.N7S Py4N:ACE-4
GR.FFENBEKG CONSUMPTIVES BALM
GR.EFENBERG EYE LOTION;
GR.EFENBERG FEVER & .4GUE REMEDY;
GR.FFENBERG HEALTH BITTERS
GR.FFENBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH
For sale by all Druggists.
Gene:al Agents. REDINGTON & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco !
:. PORTER FORD, NJ. d., Agent, Honolulu. 25tf ]
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Notice.

Notice.
III, PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE CANTON HOTEL, OR
10 the late Mr. John Bartlett requested settle the same
with the undersigned delay, their accounts Will be
passed TO an Attorney for collection. -
u T. AiACi'i HASSu'oi
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NY PERSON TAPPING THE GOVERNMENT WATER
Il Pipes from date without written permission from
''e HENRY J. II. HoLDswoRTH,
Honolulu, June I6, Is55--6-tf Haroor Master
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CHE ])olpnesian.
SUPREME CoURT--.In Banco.

LOT KAMEHAMEHA vs. J. D. KAHooKAxo, NJ. RESuI
and A. MOKU.
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Storage at kaWaihae.

THE UNDERSIGNED is PREPARED TO RECEIVE
/ Ships' Provisions storage at the LOWEST MARKET
RATES.
% Lighters furnished for landing and delivering all goods
stored
PROVISIONS C W. MACY.
Kawaihae November H. 1853 Soft
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n oOMs TO LET-FROM 81 PER WEEK. APPLY
II 10 5au ). JOHNSON, House Carpenter.
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CHAMBERS, TWO IN SUITE.
Two BE LET-EDEN CHAMBERS ON NUUANU ST.
Rent every rooms, $40 per month, payable IN
a.5% Apply 10 GEORGE wENTZEL. a8u
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-05-14
HOTELS &C.
Joe ROderick is Oh Hand

THIS SEASON AT HIS WELL KNOWN
l. RESTAURANT
with his house newly fitted and furnished where he will continue
patrons with the affords Cap
officers Of the ships viii find this place convenient
they the way civil walters excellent sup
plies and first rate cooks
" b. Particular attention invited to his private
where parties will be served all hours with meals weekly
order. l9u