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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-30
REPUBLICAN gEErINesii

Fsioar Eve. Sept. 90th;-Recd lp., Lodi;
l.. stem aud N. l.. Brewer, speakers.
Adems tp;, Greenswings; Homer Everett
and Bari Bill, speakers.
sArUaDAV EvE, Oct lsts-scneca to-, Cal.
hraith'a School House; Earl Bin aud N. l..
Brewer, speakers.
Pleasant tp. Thos walson's School House
II. l.. Nike, l.. Adams and J. n. Pauenon,
speakers.
Hopoven ,p., HopeweIl Center; Horace
Huber aud d. +. DeWOlf, speaker.
MoNpAv Eve, oct Sd.-Plcasan, to-. Du.
mond's School uouaei l.. Stem and D. r.
Ogle, speakers.
Thompson ip., Flat Rock; J. NJ. Brown, II.
Huber and ID. F. DoWolf, speakers.
Venice tp., Cerson's School House; Gideon
Jones and N. l.. Brewer, speakers.
TUESDAY Eve, Oct, 4th,-LibeIiy N, Peaks
School House; J. NJ. Brown and l.. Adams,
speakers.
Big Spring ip. Dcwitrs School House: J q.
X, Hord and b. =. Oglo, speakers
Scipio tp, Halls School House; C Jones,
Isasc Sei,E and N l.. Brewer, speakers.
WEDNESDAY, EvE, Oct, 5th.--Edcn 20, North
hthu 1NhoNi AANheNf AZ L. nftMgr anu J III
Patterson, speakers.
Adams Up, Minis School House; II. Huber,
II. l.. M'kee and j. M. Brown, speakers.
THuRsDAv Evr, DC. 9Th 90 Hopewell tp
/ kepple's School House, II. Huber aud N. l.
/ Brewer, speakers
Jackson tp, Lambrghts School House; l.
Stem and l.. Adams, speakers
LoudOn tp, Ralnoy's School House; ] N
Patterson & d T Ogle, speakers.
II FRiDAV Eve, Oct, 7th,-Thompson IN. Rov
er's shool House, X HOrd and Gid Jones
speakers.
Seneca tp, Morkc's School House; II Huber
ID + DeWolf and G Keen, speakers.
Reed tp, Reed town; N L Brewer and II I
Mkeei speakers
SATURDAY Eve, Oct, 5th:-Loudon tn, Eos
toria; L Stem aud II Huber, speakers.
Venice tp, Attiea; X Hora and d + De
Wolf, speakers.
Liberty tp, Bottsvillei Earl Bill and G
Keen, speakers.
MoNDAY EVE, Oct, IOth:-Scipio IN, Ropub
lie; J X Hord and ID DeWolG speakers.
Eden Up, Molmore; Earl Bill & N L Brew
er, speakers.
Big Spring tp, Adriani L Stem and II /
M'keo, speakers.
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North Ohio CONFERENCE.-The follow
ing are the appointments Of the North Ohio
Conference Of the N. L. Church for the San.
dusky Districts
sANDUsKY DtsTRICT-E. n. JEwET, e.
Sandusky-Moses X Hard, o Mitchell, Sup;
Tifin-JOhn A Nudge;
Republic-Jacob A Brown, W Thompson;
Bellevue-A b Castle;
Norwalk--Samuel Mower:
hOnrOeville-Wm II Seely;
Perkins-John Mexican;
Milan-Iohn X. Jewet, p. D. Pelton, Sup;
Clyde-John S Handleman, W Buxton;
Port Cintou---T'7JT-cs -csar,ay ys.--
Melmore-Jesse Williams, T Thompson;
Fairfeld-U Richards, L Y Warner, N b vii.
Hanson, sup;
East Townsend-H Humphrey, r Wilcox.
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Hanks! Blanks !

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, well printed on fine paper, kept con
stanty on hand and for sale cheap at tho Tai.
nuEE OFucE; such as
Deeds, Summons,
Mortgages, SuhpOenns,
Attachments VDndis,
Executions, Constable Sales,
Blank Notes, SC, &c.
nI-lustioes and NOtaries supplied on roas-
pnnble lerms.-rn
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FOR THE CAMPAICNl

For the benefit Of those, who wish tc be post.
cd In political matters, we offcr the TainuHE.
until after the Election. lor the small sum Of
Twenty-Five Cents,
or Eve copies for one Dollar. OF course, the
sooner 1t is taken the more papers will be got
for the same money. Now is the time 10 roll
in the names. Let our agents 90 towork and
canvass their several districts
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MARRIED.

At Watertown, N. Y, on Tuesday Sept.
18th, Mr.. o. CRoNIsE Of Tifiin and Miss. NJ.
NJ. LYTTLE Of the former place.
In Bueyrus, on the morning of the22d inst
at the residence Of Mr.. S. Jones, by the Rev.
Mr.. Shafer, JAooB SoEoGos Esq, and Miss
JULIA A. WALwoRK, all of that place.
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TiRin Union SchoOls.--We have been
kindly furnished with list Of the teachers
aud the various departments assigned them,
in the Tifin Union Schools, as at present or
gained, which we append below:
II. B. FURSEss, Superintendent.
Q. /. Thomson, Assistant in High School.
CIV HELAND, Teacher Of let Grammar School.
Miss MARY CLARK, Teacher Of 2d
ELLEN SHAwHAN " "Oflntermediate School
ADDm APPLEBY, 90" lst Secondary
AMELIA BENHAM, 90" ID
MATILDA KisINGER " Primary
SECOND WARD.
Miss Ann FBBLEs, and Miss MARY N. Ep
KIT, Teachers.
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wehave all the facilities Of the larger cities
for doing all kinds Of Book and Job Printing
In the highest style Of the Art, and on very
reasonable terms. Give Ne 9 call.
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See advertisement Of Poorman a Miller,
saddlcra and harness makers, 10 another place
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GarrOting.-We learn from DR.. Franklin
that man was garrOted in the streets Of Hu.
ron, Erie Co., on Tuesday evening, and rob.
ed Of oil tho money he had-S6. He wai
blindfcldcd, gagged, piniOned and lefl lying ia
that predieameut.
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Egy-ThattheTR1BUNE has the larg-
est circulation, and a., theretetes the
best medium fOr advertising, IN soneca
COunty.-aEl
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We call attention to the act published
this week, with regard to the amendment Of
the Constitution Of Ohio. This is measure
for which Republicans are not responsible.
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Lookout for Stolen PTOperl

A IL Persons aie hereby cautioned nFnintt pVlc'
"a ing Railload Bond No. i06, with ne CpupppI
tsehedi Issued fof The fum Of Five hpndred noiiu.
ne, BY the Mad River A Lake Efie Railroad Cong
% lho ffst day OF August, a D 1881. seid Bead
stolen fiom the POSSESSION of my Agent tte CI'
Lawrence Territory ofkansas, Tbs paymani cl
Bond and Coupons has been stopped BY me a. said
road Odicei and have apphed for a renewal ol
same, HENRY lOltNI'
Tiinn, August 10, ie57--f
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J. T.. Bowe Of Plaeorville Cal. will pleas,
accept our thanks for valuable San Francisco
and Sacramento papers.
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Rev. w. s. Burton, Of Dayton, will
preach in the Uniyersalist Church at Ropub-
lie, on Sunday Oct. 9th, at lO16 O'Clock A, NJ,
and at some other hour on the Same day oi
which notice will be given at that time.
N, B. There will be preaching at the same
Church on every Sunday at 1919 o'clock A,
NJ. q, until further notice.
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Perfumery Of the bost quality can be had
at the Drug Store Of J.F. Marquardt. We
have tried il.
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Rntcs Of AdVcrfising.

Agreed upon BY the proprisiors Of the Tian Tribune
and Seneca Advertiser, May lO,h, 1858, 70 be strictly
enforced IN aIl casesi
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The Greatest Discovery of the Agel
ID es TX o11'8
American Hair Restorative
NM PRilsTRV ATIVE,

AND L khsEhN AIlNEs
NotwlthaaudiuV thait an age Of quauk publications,
aud quack noalrumi, from long experience aud many
mit Wal', this rreparaiions has been found farto
Excelall other Preparations for this Purpose.
Its action depends upon the tonic md antieeplic
potes u possesses, acting In ooniecton with Nature
In cleansing the soalp, nnd pfumotinga re andheathy
circulation Of The blood though The small capillary
vessel. OF the skin,
II cfteiually removes a dandrun aud other impnri.
ties of the ska, also oil itchug and Tenderness OF the
head, which u apt to attend diseases of this Kind.
The Restorative gives lively aud healthy appeur-
anco 10 the hair, which looks though oil bad BEEN
used Hut there rs no oil init.
II invauuhly restores gray hair 10 - original color,
and prevcns from falling on and will Improperly aud
faithfully pcrcyercd In, produce new growth Of hair.
The Restorative will be found good iot Prurigo and
Herpes OF Ringworm and In short all other diseases oi
| tho sutfeiofy system.
This preparation "a moi Hair Dye, as may others
are that are before the prhci u will not stain The light
| est mhfio aud cun he used undct an circumsiancef.
Any one thai viii purchase i've dollars worth Of the
Reitofutive follow the directions strictly and not real.
iHe cure will upon application have their money re-
hnded Au that 10 necessafyto satisfy any ono ia but
| atrial.
The Restorative Is prepared and sold wholesale aud
retail ly ID. nuFsEUtl, Mclmote, sencch county q,
Tie hasturIfito uilh be sent 90 uuy uhn uf The Nni
Ted states a. my risk, neatly prepared and pot Up d
boxes 10 suit onstemcrs.
The restorative viii be furnished to agents, At a 10
eral discount 20 a. TO make ID an object for them 10
/ gage in the sale oft.
All orders shoald be accompanied by tho money =
From our numerous patrons We give but few toitno-
ninlfi a. The medicine 10 destined stuud on is own
merit, For ufthcf particulars uddreas
ID. DRESDELL,
sep0 MclmOTc, Seneca county, u.
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sauduslzY, Dayton 4 Cincisneii r. n.
Passenger Trains on This rood now leave
THE Station as followsi
Going South. Going North.
Mall, ,....,. 0'20AA Mail,.u,uob,2O n
Night Exp i200PN Night Exp. AIS A n
Carey Accommodation.
10 sandpsky $50 To Carey ..,.i01O
~ Republic and rifin tain arfives In Tifhn at TO-
A. NJ. Departs a. aiO r. VI.
tF1- Hacks leave TiAe daily fot Republic and n
weekly for Fostoria and Dppci sahdusdy,
Friday Morning, sept. 30, 1850.
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and one copy 70 the getter up Of a club of 10
Subscribers or more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this grange
neut By paying up OIL aroaragcs
Snecimen COPIES sent free.
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lCOueoted weekly by j. sh iver de In Dry Goods
Groceries, CaTpetings, Boots and shoes, aud Ready.
Made Clothing And purchaser Of every description
Of Grain ald Produce for Cash.
WHEAT--0,OO@0,05
COkN--(shelied) Ot9Sio.
do (Ear) see.
RYE--0O1DSO.
BARLEY--OOAOO.
OATs-27o,
PorAroEs-O. .406O.50
FLA1SEED-s0.O,09i, 90.
BUTrER--i9e.
LARD-lO@l2ko
TALLow--lOc.
SMoKED HANs--I00I2o. II
do siDEs AND sHoUJDERs- 10000.
PIoKLEB PORK--S@0o.
MAFLE sUoAR-l2Gl4o.
BEEswAN -20895o.
FENTHERs--4Oa9OOc.
RAas-9c.
EENHIDEs--5o B6K.
DRY do 100.
EGas-0d 10e. D dozen.
PORK-eB,0O8s,s0
WOoL-33@45e
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The Great English REM
e1y.
SIR JAMES oLARKE's.

These pills should not be taken BY females during the
first three months Of Pregnancy they 10 bring
on Miscarriage, bot Al any other time they safe.
In ull casesof Nervous hnd Spinal Affections, Pain In
the Back and Limos Fatigue on slight eSeftion Palpl'
ation Of the Heat, liyttenos, hnd Whites, these Pills
will effect when a other means have failed, and
although powerful remedy do not contain iron, cal.
omel anmony any thing hur hl 10 the constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each paok.
age, which should bo carefully preserved,
Sole A gent for the United States aud Canada.
JOB MOSES, (late I, q. baldwin Col
Rochester, n. Y.
N. Isl 90 and postage stamp, enclosed 10 anV
authorized Agent vii ensure bottle, containing oversee
pills. by return mail.
For sale BY I. L. 81. John 4 Co., Tihni Ohio.
iyn1.1F
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Timn RctniI NInrkct.


[CoUeotod weatIyl by IT, a. BUskIRK \ lTo
Wholesale and Retail dealers In Groceries and pro
duce Of all lkindI, shswhan's Rloek TininO.l
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Local and Miscellaneous.

Adesfissuesis nus, be harasd il b wednesday to
ihsuie iusertioh the same week.
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Terms Of subscription.

L copy, year, 10 advance. o...,,.......sl. 80
+" if paid within the year. ......... 400
if paid after the year expires. 90
No paper will be stopped until all arrearages
are paid, unless a. the option Of the publishers.
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FninAr Eve, Sept 90ths--Rccd TO-, Lodi;
/. Stem aud N L. Brewer, speakers.
Adams tp., Grecnsprings; Homer Everett
and Bari Bill, speakers.
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To Clubs.

As an inducement TO getting up Clubs, we
offer the TRiBUNE at the following rates;
CInh Of 6 1 rnnr In ahNnncn. 81 as. cach
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SATURDAY Eve, Oct, Sth;-Loudon tn. Eos
toria; L Stem aud II Huber, speakers.
Venice tp, Attiea; X Hord and ID + De
Wolf, speakers.
Liberty tp, Bottsvillei Earl Bill and G
Keen, speakers.
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MoNDAr Eve Oct, l0th;-Scipo tp, Rcpub.
liei X lIord and ID F DeWolf, speakers.
Eden Up, Molmorc; Earl Bill q N L Brew.
er, speakers.
Big Spring tp, Adriuni L Stem and II L
M'keo, speakers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-05

H~-~~~
E Whaling bark William -. tet H ~ n
Slocum, put into Paita for repairs os sne e 81. S az;
having been twice run into BY = sworn sn- t~o Sset
,lms m rste ra' She put into Tssamas and rePsirsd'
and -hen ten DAYS out, on the 7th Of May. IN ias.
l 30 N lon. SO 90 W., on going into the a aes. n aoms
no,;ves of Faster Island over the side, who dlscovereo
the = place about seven feet under water, both pumps
were kept constantly at work till six O'clock w,l BROKE IKE
out the fore hold, and cut away. the celllng' Mhe LII. =
succeeded in stopping the leak with blankets ana Inc
cotton out of conforters. Pumped about 2Oo strokcs
every hour until her arrival at Paita, she was va n aMnrd
ashore in the mud, and damage repaired, .Sronah
of the fish penetrated about eight incnes 'nrous"
the copper, sheathing. oak plank and ceiling
The mammoth steamship Great Eastern has peea
completed, and its completion was formally celeDra' -
on the 9Th of August by a grand banquet gl'1n en-. -
board the steamer, which was attended Dy iAlse
number of distinguished men. The vessel was eA-
pected to sail for Portland, Me-, in q few DAYS.
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own produce. They are not traders VINO puy 70
sell. Their little gains are well earned as any one
may convince himself by observing the laborious
and assiduous industry of the Chinese gardeners.
Our ~professed policy is to foster agriculture-its
little as well as its great enterprises. Itshall be
the duty of the Minister Of the Interior to watch
over the great interests of agriculture and to do
all in his power to promote its improvement
(~section 251.) The least he could do in this IN
stance. it seems to us, would be to let it alone,
and not to demand of the poor native who is try
ing to live by a honest labor, a share to the gov
eminent for no privilege but going into the street
to sell the results of it.
No greater burden Or more v%exatious can be
laid upon this industry than for the clerk OF the
markets to collect fees from hucksters at any
place where they may go or congregate.
The market law of 1851 contained a provision
not renewed in the new Code, prohibiting sale of
fresh garden produce, ETC., without license at any
regular stand or in any street or place within a
mile from the public market, under a penalty OF
ten dollars. This is not now in force, and we
know of no provision of similar character in the
new laws, in the absence of which we opine that
no taxes or fines of any description can be levied
for the sale of such articles in any place where
the public is accommodated.
The above was written under the impression that
the obnoxious fee was demanded only in the place
we have mentioned, but we are since informed
that it is levied at an the several points where the
natives are accustomed to find purchasers for
their produce, as at the vacant lot just mauka of
the American Hospital, where they deal in poi
and grass. and at the poi station near the Bethel;
and that the native deputies demand a fee when
ever and wherever they see a native with his
calabashes emptied. But we can hardly believe
that the abuse has proceeded to that extent, GER
tainly not that it has been thus authorized by
Mr.. Dudoit or the Minister of the Interior.
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EXPORTS.

FOR vAxcVrvER-per British ship Gomelza, Oct Az bbls
sugar. 1864 mats do, 326 kegs do 20 bills molasses. 2 bxs specie,
1881, OOOJ 6 c. ehetney, 1 gun, 200 sacks -four. IL bales, Al cs
mdse, IO2 do whisky, 12 do sherry, 23I es cognac, ! bales
canvas. 8 cs do. Il pcs cotton drill. $50 cloth caps, = cs mustard,
10 mats cordage, 5 do spunyarn, II kegs nails . bales drills,
do shirts, l c. shirts, 2 do locks, 4 cs preserved meats, l cs
shoes. 2 6 cloth, : do umbrellas, / bale hose. l cs brides. i cs
cloth. 4 cs silk hdkfs, So do claret. 5 or casks, OF doorsteps-
sides some thousand pkgs mdse, in transitu I'm England as per
inward entry.
From HoSoLULU-per whale bark Union, Oct 3-2ob bs pork,
20 do beet, 4 kegs sugar, 10 bbls moasses, and lot small stores.
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IMPORTS.

FnoM FREScH FRIGATE SHOALS. PER GAxBIA, ocT-I
W J RawTns & Coll pkgs hoop iron. e5 do shocks, 20 do
heads and hoops. ID bbs and breakers, I csks sails, 4 do rig
cling. IS bars soap, = cables. ! anchor, capstan, pumps, windlass,
5 boats. cook house. lot copper. lumber and iron. try pots, cut
ting gear. steering apparatus, standing rigging, S spars. a guam
tiy OF moIasses, boat cranes and dayits, ] csk flags, pkg paint
oil. 1 cooler, lot blocks, skyhght, medicine chest, shipsid hghts,
head pump
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TO H HoNop

w. GENTS Ill accordaa.. IaeNl
Regular Monthly Meeting Of the Or WIN srass
the LIST Of January last. Neasn 4
The Company take this opportupl,v
honorary members for their pas, ,um u dak. |.
hem may be induced to seek admission j., aud
Per order,
1s7-lm J. snliHn
~secretay N ,
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!. HONOLULU RIFLEs- ,,.,

The Members OF the above Company Ar.
that, after this date. notices for drf1. xr-
as heretofore. 4
W Regular Drills viii be held at the Am~
- EVERY SATURDAY, at s o'cioc. p " .s@11
n-,rn JONI H. BROvx
Orderly Sergeant. ~
Head Quarters, Honolulu Rifles /
April 9, 1859. VI
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ms Anneal report Of IL Secretary Of State Of the United
st.fes, On Foreign Commerce for 1858, which we find in Hunts
Merchsses' Masazise, furnishes the following table, which
supple more recent and full statistics respecting the American
whai>fshery, than that published in the New Bedford papers.
The amount q oil assumed as an annual average in making up
the tabie, Is 400 bHs sperm, and $50 brs Of whale oil, which Is
noc fr from the present correct average:
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A. f. & A. Mia PRocRys :,
124, under the Jurisdiction of the s0rNMt
srand Central Lodge OF France, working in d. -
Rite, holds its regular meetings on The W.. 41ay
the full moon Of each month, at the ola s a.
street. Visiting brethren respectfully ipvs,s @es
August Is. le0-tfl JOHN II stras~
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/Any Man who PROCESSES 10 unders,s
I trades and sciences, assumes % impose an sb.s,
the public. On the anne principle, any usedti,,,a
fesses to cure all diseases, is unworthy the So
dence, and should at once be denounced asa urs
The Grsefenberg Family Medicines do not ASSUME +
diseases with one remedy. They have elyeen diaarp =
each adapted to its peculiar disease; and tine Ia. IN
yond a question, the efficacy and certaintyd Azrrz,
Their list comprises the following medicines:
GREFENBERG VEGETABLE Pills:
MARsHALL's UTERINE CATHouoos:
GREFENBERG S~ARsAPARILLA;
GREFENBERG PILE REMEDY:
GREFENBERG DYsENTERY SYRUP;
GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT;
GREFENBERG C%HILDREN's PAyAcE;
GREFENBERG CoNsUMPTIvE BALM;
GREFENBERG EYE LOTION:
GRlEFENBERG FEVER AND AGUE RnrfI
GRKFENBERG HEALTH BITTERs;
GREFENBERG MANUAL OF HEATH;
For sale by s. PORTER FORD,
Agent, HcudA
General Agents, REDINGTON 4 Co .
l22-6m wholesale Druggists, San Fnsn |
Greefepberg Manual Of Healfh.41
somely printed volume Of 800 pages, containing rusl
extremely plain descriptions Of all manner Of tszn
symptoms aid treatment Every family shORs 81
Price only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. 1t viii be sent q
to any post-ofice IN the Sandwich Islands on the ri
of 25 cents by NAL or express.
The G~rafenberg Medicines are for sale
S. PoRsER FoEh
Agent, Honuul
General Agents, REDINGToy L 90, 4
2-6m Wholesale DIR ggists, San TnnE
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P%OST-OFFICE NOTICE.!

TABLE OF HOSTAGES TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
yu@UE ASTERISK THAT IN
cases where it is prefxed, unless the letter be registered,
the prepayment of Foreign Postage is optional; the Hawaiian
postaoe to he prepaid m all cases.
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All letters to and from foreign countries. France and the Bril-
ih North American Provinces excepted are to be charged with
single rate Ct postage, if not exceeding the weight Of half an
ounce double rate if exceeding half an ounce, hut not exceeding
an ounce auadruple If exceeding an ounce, but not exceeding
two ounces, and go on, changing two rates for every ounce or
fractional part of an ounce over the first ounce.
To FRANCE AVID ALGERIA
Foreign postage on letters for the above countries is Is cents il
not exceeding the weight of ounce; double that rate If exceed.
ing ounce but not exceeding ! ounce, and so on, an additional
rate being charged for each ounce or fractional part of a /
ounce, with the addition OF Hawaiian postage, at the rate of 8
cents for each ! ounce or fractional part of a ! ounce in weight,
with 2 cents sea postage added to the total amount
BY SEALED MAIL To GREAT BRITAIN DIRECT.
Hawaiian postage only, collected at the rate of 7 cents for
q 1 nnnca Il Waicht -
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A CARD.-we the under,ivns, 1
per ship /" Bia6t Sea- from San rrsn.s p~asseasa }
method of expressing our thanks i o % ns
nla worsny lady for the many very kind s.sl Dsm
their hands during the above passage a'enaa@
Mrs. P.A. pEasE, Mrs. G.. p. pos,..
H. T.. .FITcH, CApT. ! ccaAAEh, ~
CAPT Il. MORGAN, c. W. Gy11snAf, p44
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