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Aobtrtissmtnts.
JUST RECEIVED PER SYREN

JUST RECEIFE ED PER SYREN!
CHARLES BREWER ed.
OFFERS FOR Sale HI CARGO OF
the American clipper ship q
FROM BOSTON.
Dry Goods.
Bales Bales tickins, Mems flannel shirts,
Cases light flannel, Grass cloth aud linen coats,
Bales heavy sheetng, Bales blankets,
boots, Shoes and Leather.
Gases mems thick boots, Gases men's drab Cong. boots
do do do. enameled. Oak, harness. russell and rig.
do do do, sewed, ging leather.
do do pat lea. strap shoes
Groceries.
Bbls herring, Cases English mustard,
Bbis aewives do black pepper.
Kits mackerel, do sup. capers,
Half kits tongues and sounds, Boxes salad cream.
Bbls Carolina rice, do cranberry jam,
Boxes tobacco, assorted qualit's do martinoes,
Gases raisins, do boiled beef, m
Baskets olive oil, do do mutton,
Cases water crackers, do caufhowers,
do do U %ine do, Half bbs dried apples,
do ginger snaps, Bills vinegar,
do brandy peaches, Gases refined lard,
do brandy pears, do preserved vegetables,
do Spanish olives, Casks hams.
$50 bbIs Haxal -four,
Bills navy bread,
Wafer bread, in cans,
ZOO nbE> tTinC lbIhs
200 bbls mess beef,
Gases assorted sizes sheathing metal,
Kegs composition nails. assorted sizes.
Full assortment cotton duck.
Hard Ware and Naval Stores.
Bndls NIB SIS iron hoops, Bhs kaoin.
Kegs rivets, ! to IS, Tower bolts,
Iron wire, Upright locks,
Boxes charcoal irons, Closet locks,
Boxes copper tacks, Mortice locks,
Bars best refined hat iron, Casks iron ship spikes,
Bndls nail rods, Bills pitch,
do Norway shapes, do tar,
Bndls assorted so refined iron, do rosin,
Bars do do do do fire proof paint,
Sheets boiler iron, do soda ash,
Cases alcohol. Boxes beeswax,
Bbls bright varuish, Bbls chalk.
Also
A full assortment of Manila coriage, from 1 inch to 8 inches
Coils whale line, hawssrs, Z inch,
Whale boats, 1000 bbls oil shocks
Sundries.
Bales gunuy bags, Gases oil cloth,
B.acksmith's bellows. Bales kassocks,
Casks Cumberland coal, Boat davits,
Bbis sail Irvine, Whale boats,
Punching machines, Oak boats.
Cases stationery, Once chairs,
Boxes solar lamps, Common chairs,
Cases palm leaf hats, Settees,
Nests trunks, Gases saddlery,
Emery cloth, do enameled cloth,
Bales mats. do children's caps,
Bill hooks. do curled hair,
Percussion caps, Force pump and hose,
Cases boys hats, signal bells.
do umbrellas,
Lumber.
An assortment. consisting Of
Oak, hickory and ash plank,
White pine boards,
Spruce plank,
Clear pine clapboaris,
Bundles pine laths, =.
l3l-3m Shaved cedar shingles
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u. 8. W1LCOX will continue the Shipping and Commits
sion Business formerly carried on by II. Coady x Co. A supply
of the leading articles in the Prov sion and Ship Chandlery line,
kept constantly on hand and for sale at low rates. From long
experience in every matter concerning Whaleships, he is prepar-
ed to offer superior facilities to masters and owners entrusting
their business t. his charge. Particular attention will be paid
to the shipment Of Oil and Bone tn the Unitel States, at the
lowest current rates, in first class ships. Whaiemen's Drafts
drawn at 30 and so days. sight upon their Agents, will be at all
times negotiated. 132tf
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Spfeial Notifts.

49, A special meeting Of the Nuuanu Valley
- !, 80 ASSOCIATION will be held This Thursday Evening. at
- O'Clock, at the Bethel, for the choice al oacers and ,r.rs.c.
~ = ~ Important business. Afuil and punctuai astendance is
rer order G. p. JUDD, President.
-"e oiio"ing names of persons residing in Honolulu. appear
NJ ne oooss as members of the Association C. Brewer ID,
= " WOOD, 6. I. Judd, r. @. Davis, J. @. Mum. John pomi-
n : eafter, : C. Damon, Mrs. Patty, John Patty. julius
: Meek c-W Vincent, Joseph Booth, Thomas Cum
mug'' ee0rge Wool, r. q. wynie, Henry Sea, George RiseIy.
~ imam neckiey, J. Robinson Il Co., c. IL. Nicholson. L. Smith.
ineophiius Metcalf, John IL Mrs. Won Phster, Emmes & john
= su L. andrews John Thomas waterhouse, A. Cartwright, Jno.
- }" u fiitner, Masonic Lodge, Odd Fellows Lodge, VIM.
burrei, Mr.. siquiera, Alvah Clark, Mr.. Mcshaae. Mr.. Cleg.
N"-' '"- Love I33-1t
HONOLULU R.. A.. Disnen.
sAl'on rom the General Grand Chapter Of the United States of
AMERICA VIII hold its Regular Meetings on the Third Thursday of
every month, at the Hall Of the Lodge ale pKoeREs DE L'OcE.
ASiE-" t63tfl p~ or,ar n
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New Goods just Received

New Goods just Received
Ter Bark Yankee:
HNROM SAN FRANCISCO-A SUPERIOR
assortment Of Goods, consisting in part Of
Gases hickory shirts,
Gases scarlet flannel shirts,
Mems Cashmere hats,
Boys do do fancy,
Huckabuck towels.
Rolls of oil cloth.
La Iies' embroidered work baskets,
Ladies' larse size do,
Infants hools. fancy trimmed,
Cases blue laid ruled letter paper,
Gases buff wrapping paper,
Nests 3-hoop painted pals,
Fine linen bosom shirts,
Heavy grey inerino understands,
Nests nf trunks, ! in a nest,
Solar lamp chimneys, No. z,
Lubin's Extracts, assorted. For slle by
132tf 4. A al r. rum.
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New Goods from B0stOn-Expeeted
Fer Sachcm:
= CASES CALF JERSEY TIES. q TO 10,
10 cases Kip brogans, ] to IL.
cases India ruther boots.
1 case. 500 feet, ! inch India rubber hose.
7 cases assorted lozenges, candy gum drops, etc,
/ case assorted India rubber gools aad toys. &C.,
so cases, 1 d0zeach. extra de vhiskcy.
so cases, l doz jugs each, extra fire whiskey, etc:
1so-,s yox BOLT X HEUCK.
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New Goods Cheap for Cash.
TIME SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST
ED the largest and most select assortment OF Goods that
he has ever offered to the public, which he will sell
r FOR CASH
The attention Of the people of wAIALUA A, KOOLAU and vicin-
ity, is most respectfully invited.
n Country Produce, Hides, Goat Skins, Cattle, Fowls and
Ercss taken in trade. S. n. EMERSON.
Waialua, Oahu, Dec. 10, 1858. l30ti
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Post Office Notice.

Post Office Notice.
VXyRITERS OF DESTINED
w to places in the Atlantic United States, should endorse
thereon the route by which they wish them sent after reaching
San Francisco, as to wit: " pia Los Angeies. Ouerldndj'
I" Yid Salt Lake, OUerkand;' "Pia Tehuantepec." Letters
with no such endorsement upon them, and al neicspapers, win
e sent .. Via Panama"
Ten cents will pay the Postage on a Single Letter, via .over-
land" as far as Chicago, Illinois, or Cincinnati, Ohio. Beyond
these points the postage will be seventeen cents.
JOSEPH JACKSON, p. NJ.
Post Office, Honolulu, Dse. 20, 1858. Sm
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Any man who pr0fcsses to understand MI
trades and sciences, assumes to impose an absurdity upon
the public On the same principle, any medicine which ro
fesses to cure all diseases, is unworthy the slightest conf
dencr, and should at once be denounced as a quack nostrum.
The Grefenberg Family Medicines do not assume to, cure all
diseases with one remedy. They have eleven different medicines
each adapted to its peculiar disease and time has proved, be-
yond a question, the efficacy AMI certainty Of these preparations.
Their list comprises the following medicines:
GREFENBERG VEGETABLE Pills;
MARsHALL's UTERINE CATHoLICoN;
GREEENBERG SARsAPARILLA;
GREFENBERG Pile REMEDY:
GRKFENBERG DYsENTERY SYRUP;
GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT
GREFENBERG CHILDREN's PANAcEA;
GREEENBERG CoNsUMPTIvE BALM;
GREFENBERG EYE LOTION;
GREFENBERG FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY;
GRfFENBERG HEALTH BITTERs;
GREFENBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH I
For sale by s. PORTER FORD,
Agent, Honolulu.
General Agents, REDINGTON 4 co.
12lom Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
The Graefenberg Pile ACKNOWLEDGMENT
a certain cure for this painful disease-with the Ointment
there are very few cases which cannot be radically and per-
manently cured A surgical operation for Piles or FistuIa
should never he resorted to until this Ointment has been
tried 1t never fails.
The Gracfenbcrg Eye Lofion-For Diseases of
the Eye, this Lotion has no equal. It is a speedy and positive
cure for Inflammation of the Eyes, Weaknesses. Dimness and
Failing of Sight. 1t will always be beneficial in Acute Infam-
nation of the Eyes, and also as a wash on Inhamed Surfaces.
The G~r@fenberg Medicines are for sale by
s. PORTER FORD,
Agent, Honolulu.
General Agents, REDINGToN 4 co,
l22-6m Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
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p. $. WILCOX.

II. $. WILCOX.
Successor to r. Coaiy X Co.. Shipping and Con mission Mer-
chant, Honolulu, Sandwich Islands.
REFERENCES - ~
Henry A. PsIRcE, Boston. SwIsr X ALLEN, New Bedford.
BUTLER X SISE, WM- WILCOX,
CHARLES WoLcoTr Brooks, San Francisco.
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Just Received per "Syren !"
BOSTON SCGAR.CURED HAMS.
Kits No. I mackerel, kits tongues and sounds,
Cases lard in tins. ticrces Carolina rice,
Cases cod fish, cases corn starch.
Cases fine tobacco, cases water crackers,
Cases water biscuits, cases wine biscuits,
Ca ses oyster crackers, cases butter crackers,
Gases ginger snaps, cases junlhles,
Cases soda biscuits. cases sI dimes. or bxs,
Cases sariines, half bxs, currants and raisins,
Citrnn, lemon and orange peel,
Flavoring extracts. For sale at
13l-tf s. SAVIDGE'S.
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A. F.. s. A.. NJ. LIE PROGRESS ne EOcEANIE LooeE, No.
Ia, under the jurisdiction of the Supreme Council Of the
Grand Central Lodge of France, working in the ancient Scotch
Rite, holds its regular meetings on the Wednesday nearest
the full moon If each month. AT the old Lodge Room, in King
street. Visiting brethren respectfully invited to attend.
August IS. (6Otfl j. o. CARTER, Secretary.
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NEW MILLINERY l. FANCY GOODS.
MRS.

4UASs OIY
DEGSLEAvETO APPRISE THE LADIES
Of Honolulu that she has opened . store In Beretania
Street in Honolulu, Opposite the residence OF M Pa-ke and Mr..
eeverance) and sflicits q share Of public patronage, and can as
sure those who may favor her with q call that they win hnd her
stock to consist Of a choice and select assortment Of fashionable
goods, such ~ are seldom offered to this community, consisting OF
Elegant flower head-dresscs,
Ribbon head-dresso,
Latest style brown hats,
Latest style riding hats,
Trimmed riding hats,
Ladies' dress caps,
French barege,
sik striped bareEr,
Marseiles,
Superior white brilliant
Colored and black silk gtrdles,
White cord and tassels,
Huckaback,
white cotton fringe and trimmings,
Superior r bbons,
Sash ribbons,
Belt ribbons,
Elastic belts.
Thread and linen edgings,
Victoria plaid.
Crochet cotton,
Best English needles and pins,
Prints and musins,
Cotton drill,
Bugled lace,
Grape collars,
Black Grape,
Babies knitted boots,
And a variety OF fancy articles too numerous 70 mention.
A quantity Of ready made Chiidren's Clothing on
hand and made to order.
PERFUMERY AND TOYS.
125tf
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POLYNESIAN ENCAMPMENr. No. 1,
]. o. o. F.-Under the jurisdiction of the r. W. G. Lodge of the
Cnitel States. The regular meetings Of this Encampmeu are
held on the LIST and 81 FRIDAY EVENINGS Of each month.
Resident and visiting members are respectfully invited to attend.
Per orier. c. P.
Honolulu, Nov. 10, 1883. 124tf
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n ASSORTMENT OF COOKING STOvEo
with Furniture eompIete, WIN be sold ct Low Priesakx
126tf C. A. Fl. ?. POOR.
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NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF
WAE KUNG & Co.
gVNHIS FIR NJ. HAVING ASSIG NED THEIR
property TO the undersigned for the benefit Of their cred-
itors. all parties having claims on them will please send them
in to W. L. Green, and all parties owing to the said Arm are re-
quested 20 pay the amounts to the undersigned within thirty
DAYS. W. L. GREEN,
uTAI & AHEE-
Honolulu, Dec. Is, 1883. I20 am
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Livery Stable.

Livery Stable.
THE UNDERSIGNED BEES TO IN.
T&sHs0 form his friends and the public that he has re-opened
HE&k his Livery Stable at the OLD STAND, corner of Mauna
1A1 Kea and Marine streets, near the steam Mill where
will be found THE BEST OF SADDLE HORSES to let at reasonable
prices. His old patrons and others are respectfully invited to
call. l11S-d1 thANh Z. NANiNL
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Sugar and Molasses,
EVROM THE BREWER PLANTATION
For sale by CHAS. BREWER, IN,
Jla-tf Agent.
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NOTICE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED. HAVING BEEN
II appointed Guardian Of the person and property Of GEORGE
HOLMES, hereby gives notice 10 all persons indebted to him 70
make irlmedisse payment; and all persons having claims
against the same are hereby requested TO present the same 70
R. @. T~vis and he, the said Guardian, hereby fbshtds any
person trusting the said George Holmes, ~ from ts date the
aforesaid Guardian viii pay no debt contracted by him..
Honolulu, Dec. Q, 1858. 12s-tf r. @. DAVIS.
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TO LET!
III a Moderate Rent!
- HOSE DESiRA l. vi on
Iii hukui street. belonging to the heirs OF W. VI. Stuart. and
AA. lately occupeib 10y Chs. A. Poor, Esq - be leased ON
ora terms The hous- Contains a parlor, two bed rooms.
dining rOEn, bath roofn- servants room, pantry aud K tcher,
and water laid IA from the government pipes
The house will lie painted AM put in complete repair before
occupation Apply to il3S-dl c. A. X H. r. POuR.
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HyHE UNDERSIGNED. SO FAvORABLY
known for many years - the Pilot Of the Les HArbor In
the Island Of Ascension. begs to inform his friends that he b N
his way back to that Island. and win be prepared - atend 70
125 3n< JAMES H1DAE1s
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uUST ED. PER GLIMPSE FEW
premium Cooking Stoves, New England pattern For sale
low by Q27-eD a. I. 7. pooh.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-08-19

4 GOLD WATCH BAKED WITH CLANS. AND
TAKEN Our CNINJURED.-At the clambake
at Bryant Grove picnic, yesterday afternoon,
Mr.. Denison, who was experimenting the
operation, dropped his gold hunting watch
into the pit with the clans Some of the
party advised taking up the whole concern.
and getting the watch out Mr. Denison
advised letting the whole concern alone and
leaving the watch to bake. The company Of
fered no resistance to this, knowing that they
could afford it If he could, and the watch
was accordingly cooked until the clans open
cd their faces. Atthe end of forty minutes
the watch was taken out with a shovelfull
Of clans, SO hot that it had to cool for some
minutes before it could be opened. 1t had
not stopped, doing its duty throughout the
entire heat, and is as good watch to-day
''as anybody's GOT Put it down as a
hardshell. Norwich (Ct.) Bulletin.
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were at once taken care Of, and the rest cid
all they could to help save the building and
property. All of the newer parts OF the
building and part of the old one were destroy
ed Most of the furniture was saved. Gov.
Banks and other state officers were speedily
on hand and everything possible was done
for the protection and comfort OF the boys.
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\ WIFE IN TRoUBLE.-PRAY. tell me Il

\ WIFE IN TRoUBLE.-PRAY, tell me. nv
dear, what is the cause of those tears ?''
ooh. such disgrace | have opened one
of your letters, surprising it to be addressed
to myself. Certainly 1t looked more like
Mrs. than Mr.
"Is that all? What harm can there be in
Il wife opening her husband S letters p
But the contents Such Disgrace -
What has any one dared to write me
letter unfit for my wife TO read ?''
"Oh, no. 1t is couched in the most chaste
language; but the disgrace -
The husband eagerly caught up the letter
and commencement reading the epistle that
had been the meansof ne,rly breaking his
wife's heart Reader, you couldn't guess
the cause in an age. 1t was no other than
bill from the printer, for nine years subs
cription
A most sersible woman She ought to be
admitted member of the craft.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-08-19

TIE MASSACHUSETTS STATE REFORM School
for boys, at Westborough. was nearly de-
stroyed BY fire on Saturday morning last.
The fire is said to have been set by vicious
lad named David Creadon, sentenced there
about YER ago for larceny. It seems that
he tore his strAwbed - piee.s, stuffed it into
hole which connected with wooden fue
in the wall, and set it on fire 1t wis early
In the morning JUS. as the boys we're getting
up. Nearly coo b 'ys were in the building
when the fire broke out, and all were saved
unhurt The vicious and dangerous BOYS
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Vt. TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
NINTH ANNUAL SESSION,

NINTH ANNUAL SESSION,
Burlington, Vt, August 10 1859.
The Vermont Teachers Association com
menced its Ninth Annual Session in the
Town Hall at \. NJ.
The President of the Association, Rev.
Calvin Pease, D. D. of Burlington took the
chair
The Scriptures were read, hymn sung,
and Rev. c. W. Gushing, of Albany, y. Y,
opened the meeting with prayer
The Secretary read the minutes of last
year.
Appointed the following Committees
On Business. Messrs. Winslow OF Pittslord,
Conant Of Royalton, Manly of West Poult
ney, Hopkins Of Mortified, and Bingham
Of West Rutland.
To nominate officers, Nesssrs. Worcester
of Burlington, Ballard Of Montpelier, Her
rick Of Bradford.
To fir place for nsu meeting, Messrs
Hyde Of Castloton. Moore of Bakersfield,
Fleming Of Burlington.
To oitqia nar mem5ers, Messrs. Elliott
of Fairfax, Moore Of Rutland and Marsh of
&c.
On motion by Rev. j. II. Worcester, yot-
ed that teachers and friends Of education
from other States, who may be present, be
i,r;-.l - sir WI tL MS md ,.,rri.i,a+a in Our
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The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
of Angus. 4th gives an account of a case
lately treated in the Boston Hospital of a
young girl, completely debilitated by the
confinement Of a milliner's shop. She was
restored to a partial degree Of strength and
sent back to labor. She worked in an es-
tablishement for making ladies' visites and
mantillas- At this establishment eighty girls
'esre loorklng together IN a single room, Tor
ten hours daily The apartment was badly
ventilated. but it is difficult to conceive how
a room with eighty girls in it for ten hours
day could be ventilated at all. The rules
of the establishment will not allow of only
half days work, and will not permit the
work to be taken home. If any one disikes
the employment, there are others ready at
any moment to take their places.
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MADAME BIsCAccIANTI's CONCERT, on Mon
day evening, was musical treat, only rival
led by her previous concerts, and was ENJOY
ed to the full by a large and brilliant au-
dience. The great vocalist was in fine voice,
and sang, with exquisite expression and Ell
feet, Romanzas from William Tell, and Ii
Troyatore, 'Casta Diva, and Scene Rondo
from Lucia. She was rapturously CRESTED,
and applauded after every piece. and sang
in response to the encores, the ballads, II m
Queen Of Fairy Band" Old Robin Gray,
and ''Sweet Home, how sweetly and touch
ingly we cannot express. She was called
back to the stage at the close of the concert,
by the audience, who seemed half crazad
with delight, and who, if they had consult
ed only their own pleasure, we believe would
have kept her singing till this time. We
We're much struck, as heretofore, by the
bird like tones, and clear ringing, as of mu-
steal glasses, of Biscaccianti's voice We
have never heard another like 1t.
Mr. bennett improves with hearing He
was warmly encored and sang IN response
Non piu Andrai" with uncommon spirit
and effect
Mr. Evans made his first appearance here
and Left Il most favorable impression. He Is Il
pianist Of more than common excellence
His accomplishments were all that could be
desired, and his solos We're brilliantly and
effectively performed. We were particular
ly pleased with the SILVER Spring by VIM.
Mason. which was beautifully played by Mr..
Evans after laundering encore Of Colts
chalk 5 ''banjo sketch" Mr. Moore had as
warm a greeting and as hearty an encore as
anybody, as he always has, and will have,
in Burlington, whoever else may be on the
programme The evening was one Of I'M
mixed enjoyment to us, and, We doubt not 70
evorv one pres mt, and deserves TO be marked
Wit. white. .-- among the mus, .al events
oft.- Jay in BIlia5-Jn.