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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-10
pbpsifiaits & Surgeons.
TO Chronic If1UGTIiGtS.


SPINAL LEVERS PROPS. BRACE TRUSSES, =
PILE SPRINGS CHlLDBED CIRDT rs
AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
He prepared usually without medieiue the fol-
lowing and analogous affections viz:
BRONCHITIS; with irritable threat and weakness and
hoarseness Of voice in speaking and singing.
WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST, with cough bleeding At
heart.
DERANGEMENT OF THE STOMACH; with indiges-
ton 5cidlfy sense OF collapse, fantness dull dragging
paus IN the sides and aa % gone" feeling, which ag
grsvated on en- citing the body
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELS.
with constipation chronic daIhes proapsus ami and
piles.
URINARY WEAKNESSES, with irritable bladder and
incontInent and palnfui urinatiOns
SEMINAL WEAKNESSES; which if not arrested so
generally end 70 lnsanity and physical ruin.
ties OF the hips and shoulders ungraceful gait aud pain
aud weakness OF the hack which, If arrested tend to
Their increase and TO umDtiOn.
HERNlAs radical effected ION principel by
means of his new combination Brace Truss.
DkkANGEMENT OF THE LOWER EXTREMI-
TIES with eodnsss nuInbaes heaviness and swelling
The dropping Of young LADIES' with peaked shoulders and
large and sharp shoulder blades and atness of the chest
which are SO indicative Of early consumption pleasantly
removed. -
SKIRT SUPPORTERS The attention OF ladies is called 10
MS ANIMATION Add minal Spinal Shoulder Brace and
skirt snpporter by which the above affections NAV
body improved and The weight Of the skirts held away from
the stomach lnyaidR out OF the city should nuuire by
letter when Or. b may be seen
Inc medical profession are inTted to examine his sugi
cal devices. e wo -r ~. N -7e
A Lady in atte1d.nce upon Ladies. dscIO
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Eeaai Notifies.
CHEBIFF'S SALE.-BV virtue Of an

SHEhIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an
~ eKecnton lssuei from the Court Il Common Pleas
CUyahoga County a the suit Of John Inar vs. Lester
A. Harmon ct. 81 directed, have levied upon and
shall offer for sale Public Auction at he door Of the
Court House (cerner seneca and Chaplai srsstsl IN
the City OF Cleveland said unity, the 5h day of
March, ls9 al O'Clock p NJ Of said day. the following
described lands and tenemenis TO wiz Situated in The
township OF onlsead. beng number slx in the fssnth
townships in ths Coun6cflcuE Western Reserve In
the State Of Ohio and which is also County CuT
ahOga- and n the north half Of the following de-
scrbed land BEGINNING at the south cf II
N1Hus and Howard tscf called west Of the
the road leading from Omstsad F4lls Village T. Hoad-
NJ IN Csulba, thence west along he southerly
ne OF SAID NilmS Howard tract TO Job Smiths land
thence nOEtherly by line right angles With the north
line Of said VIII Howard tract to land Of Stephen
Jones. thence tery with lne parallel with the north
line OF said tract 10 the centre oftt Aforesaid road thence
southery along the centre OF the road the paSe Of be
ginning, continuing IN all twenty and y-fVs
rods Oi and DIror less and said north haf thsysof con
TAI twelve acres and tweuyseveE aud haif rocs OF
land. Also other piece parcei Land siruate the
township of Olms in the County Of Cuyahoga
state OF Ohio be g sub-lnt No. in Ostsad Falls VII
age a. nilonent, and is known the Frsby Lot" Also
one other plfce parcel land being MS feet width of
from the west en- of lot No s. in Omsscd Falls village
aliotnenf, IN the County and State aforesaid.
First above rbsd parcel appraised f2f0
Second do do do - 800
AAiiu @ 10 40 90, 90 :, -. 100
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Aprii' N7's sB.kF. PRENfLSs,
.,toe9o9 Aft'ys for Pa.
JTERIFR'S s4LE--Purs6ans to the

dEhl1r - CAG1J. Il VI SuaAe ~ e--S
- command Of writ Of vend1 exponas issued rom tns
C0ar of Common Pleas OF Luccs Couat5 AZ ne SUI :.
Allen Hincklsy, plaintiff, agni1st AndIe~ y Eieio aa
Others defendants aIr5clea shall oner ior sAle
Public Auction at the door Of the Court House corner %
seneca I'd Ihaplan streets In the city Of Ceyeand ~
Cuvahog County, the I2th day OF tHarch 1857 ~
o5cioc p NJ said ~ the following described lands ana
tenements fowit Situate in the City Of Ceye and Cu
ho Count " and which ass in the STATE Of Ohlo ana 2
known by part of lot s3in Cleveland and Is pounded
as follows o mmehcing on the southefiy Line d Sna1n-
plain street. S, feet westerly from is ION WI es
westerly line u ontarfo street a. the nork9 sess
Of land eeds James s. Clark 70 Albert steoolns on
the "a dayof = Ill ls32 and running tsnes VII.
ChamDlan SUI orty feat, thence s0uthsry q get ~
sies with Cham as street eighty fest 70 an aey tnens
sasterly with sal a. lsy and parallel with ChampiAn -
FORTY 70 the south west corner Of land deeoed as a49
aid 10 aid Albert v Ste5bins, thence nOKthery eishT
feet to the place OF beg nin be the same more or less
Also one her piece m arcel OF lana stuate IN ths City
OF Ieye and W hch is the County and SRte afors
said and knOn bT neine paris o. original iots Tan
and sghty-or IN the plat Of the village q
CleTsand and is bounded follows 70 Wit: BcginnnT
upon .he ssuhery line Of Chapl11n street, hundred
and twenty feet westerly froR ontzIlo set and rnnnlf
thence westerly sad sOuikeIly line OF cIampsin a.
forty feet the5ce soufherly right angles With C1ampzn
eighty teat alley running parallel with Chal
ulsu street. thence eastefy with said alley forty fset
thence noreTy eighty feet 70 the place OF hegnnns b
Said above described parcels Of land appraised At a0
each le-sf -Hi % - -. =. =
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Goal Dealers

c. J. HUssEY, tPitts'ghl = HussEY. GEO. siScLGIR
HUSSEYS & CO.,
GOAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
~ sale and retail Dealers IN PITTSBURGH, SALINE
for smhing Office and Yard on the East Side Of the
Cleveland Pittsburgh R. Coal Pisr Cleveland, Ohio
JOHN HUNTER, Agent.
u Orders left at HUssEY & McBRIDE's iWfnsIoH
Warehousel will receive prompt attention decl7
GOAL FOR THE MILLION AT
~ EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES.-Ws continue
to keep on hand.
Strip Vein, Salineyille, Hammondsyille, Tuscara-
was and Blacksmiths Goals,
Delivered part OF the town, short netice Office
on the Pittsburgh Coal Pier.
Nut Coal, s2,3s per Ton of 1000 lbs.
nuv22 % FARMER DUTToN.
I 8 3 8
/. C. PENDLETON d CO.,
DEALERS IN LEHIGH, LACK
~ awana, Brier Hill. Chippewa, Tallmadge and New
OAE.
Office No. ovaits Exchange, Yard footSOperiorStreet
NEWBERRY LUMP C0AL.-This
IN superior article of BITUMINOUS COAL, which is
particularly adapedto domestic purposes, well as for
steam and smith can be had OF the Agents
Orders for city orforegntade wlb executed with dis
patch and Coadeivered part Of the city Of quality
which wlnot fail toplease, If left At either OF Offices,
SCOVILL WHEELER,
ectT No. 81 River street and C & p. Coal Pier.
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D L wIGHT3IAN, shsriR
uu1 q pp,rr Plarx Aftsys III 7Ir-77'7 feb9
lGHERIFFiS SAI1E--Pursuant to the

SAtE.-Pursuant to the
command Of adecfeta order Of sale, issued fom the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Csyahoga County At the suit of
Zelotes Monroe against Solomon c. Brown e. al 70
directed for sale az public a9ctioa az The doos
OF Court House. of Seneca and OhHrp lain ga
in the CITY Of Cleveland in sad County tbs lh day u
March lisa a oc4OckP NJ Of said day. tbs fclow1rg
lScrbad lands and euents TO wit: Situate in the
township Of East Cleveland in tbs State Of Wc1
is the County Of Cuyahoga and kEoyn rs part q
nsncng az intersection of the road leading past B. p
eer in the said township with the Euclid R0ad, therco
along the of said road p chins and y LINKS %
post along the Of said Eoad CHAINS and vi
Inks 10 post the1ce in The cenTe q sad rad chains
and So INKS 70 mcrunient It SmithS SorueFs, thence
south 81 degrees z3chsins and e Inks % he eeo q
fhe Euclid Road. thence the centre Of said read ek
and e15S Inks the place Of regnnng containing nine
acres an i've hundred and thouEandtn9 -
land be same more orless, buf s1hle 70 AL eg hgh
WayS
Appraised at s1sIs. -,,,. :, 60,
WnLrGNsos RIDDLE PINS Att,ys fss9
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A Good Tree is Known by its Fruits
so is
Good Physician by his Successful Work.
To the Consumptive, and all those who are suffer.
ing with disease of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, and Stomach.
FHE well known and justly celebrated
Il Indian Herb Doctor,
R. J. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
aun0lnC5 pe0De OF CleVeIand and vicinity
that he has taken an

OhCo No' - ST. CIalr street.
All who are suffering from the ab named diseases or
other complicated comp of years Standing are in
termed that they can consult the Doctor n FREE OF
CHARGE.
1t hoped that will despair of cure until thev
have given tho Indian Herb Doctors Medicine fair and
faithful trial.
n During the Doctors travels in Europe West Indies
East lndies south America and the United States he
been the instrument in Gods hand health and
vor thousands who and pronounced incur
able by the most eminent Old School Physrians nav
more thousands. who the verge of the
now LIVING MONUMENTS TO the Indian Herb Doctors
skill and successful Treatment and daily excaimng
Blessed be the day when first and partOo of the
Indian Herb Doctors Medicine -
and advice free The poor shall
be literally IeIne embered
q Take Notice-every "Wednesday and Erdav DR. Ly-
Cleveland
~ Office Hours-from A. Mto6PM
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JSo. W. Hs1sIEY. PIE's Atty
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"MARr ROBBISs,n in the Ohio Farmer-no
robin in spring sings more sweetIy-thus carols
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" First his Ak the settler swung,
Amid the wood-girt solitude"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-06-30
HOOKS!
BY JAMES j. JAKVEs, E!

BY ia NJ Els j.. JAkVEs. ES0s
THE UNDERSIGNED has received by the sMp
i ga 4 Ella, from Boston, the following late paDDe~'
by Mr.. Jarves. formerly OF Honolulu
KAMA, A TALE OF HAwAu-Sl p
This work is founded on one Of the ancient trdiross "
Hawaiians, and illustrates their ancient customs snn ~ n
is Dedicated by the Author to His Majesty KaHshane"''
ART HINTS, ON ARcnITEcTURE, scrLPTrssA
PAISTING-By j. j. Jarves-Sl y.
"America has at last produced a writer who may Sr \, : (,
cate her in art, guide her infant steps, and to pom, - -
falls that surround the pilgrim Of ~art-"-LoHdon Aa . =
PARTISAN SIGHTS AND FRENCH fhiNN
PLES--By J.J. Jarves.-lst and "a sefl's'
50 So. z,,.,
without question, one Of the raciest books eva
Partisan life and manners."-Bosfo Post. u,,x,
ITALIAN SIGHTS AND PAPAb fnn"
PLES-with numerous illustration '
D.. Jarves-$l so.
"The sketches of which this volume is composed, a. sss 4
spirited but Informing. They furnish ami Impressive m
grandeur and the glory and the degradation ana s"""
ern Itaiy."-Home journal. rurxr
S7-tf For sale BIZ II. NJ VIM
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Pianos, MeIodeons,
ALEXANDRA ORGANS, AND wrx,
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED,
HORACE WATERS.

No. 3 k~8rO00Ways Ncw Ork.
AGENT FOR THE SALE n
the best Boston and New York Planes AMI y
" deems. The largest assortment Of Npsr n
= y chandize in the United States. pispesf-I
different manufacturers, Of euery rariefy Of styte-tn N
in plain rosewood cases, for $500. to those of the NOS -
finish for $1,000. No house in the Union can come in -
ton for the number, variety and celebrity Of is instrument
the extremely low prices at which they are sold.
Horace Wnsers' MOdern Improved pi,.l
with or without iron frames, have in their new scale az ANY,
action, in power and compass of tone equslng the ersnd 4
the beauty and durability of the square Piano. The rs
first Music-mast ers have justly pronounced them equal N
Superior. to any other make. They ae guaranteed to soJ
action of every climate.
Horace Waters MeI0deons (tune the ewd \
! permanently, superior in each desirable quality. Can as IA
Princes. Carhart's and Smiths MelodeofIs. Prices fra I'd
$125 for two sets Of reeds, $50 two banks Of kes 81
organ pedal bass Meiodeons, $3.50, S2I5 and $500 lesa N
discount. Each instrument warranted TO give perfect sd
ton, or purchase money refunded.
Alexnn dre gnm s- 1--we stops, Sl60; eight stIsS
eight DO with percussion, $225 twelve stops, s225; tEdrs
size larger, $3.50 twelve do with percussion, $500; fifteen {
[ ETC., 1915.
II Secondhand Pianos, at great bargains, constant
store. Price from $50 to $40.
One q the largest and best catalogues Of ]
now published all Music and Musical Works published b
United States for sale by this House. Also, Martins CID.
Guitars all kinds of Musical Instruments and Musical
chandise, at the lowest prices. Music sent whereyI e!
post paid. Catalogues sent by mail. u A hbs
made to dealers, teachers, seminaries and ~clergyuen.
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- Some Frsnehnsn has invented what is csleda
kor5S0pe. : sort Of human locomotive, by which a
- - 81 vhssf snd walks himself along Il is
eVf7s xAax each stsp viii carry . man several yards
A(imfxumsnt 81 this kind and > speed OF $40
- attained without any great e~xertion- Two
= nade Re miles in thirty-hve minutes ON
- Duu3svurd Ha1F Of Paris, at noon. when tho
- - most crOUdsd. Atnnober time the same
-Ado Sksstsso nfs n - 1inutes; the exer-
- Tof1k - - thak they o6kred to keep it up
er1rnn1n bou5D 1vsang day. and Thought they
- 1G1Rr1e fAing about IL d, that il beats fhe
E - osdss. II they present . con-
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TESTIMONIALS oFIrHE
Horace Waters PiaHcxASS

horace "aters .I,i !
"The Piano came to hand!1 I'D in 81 safe o.
beautiful instrument and no mistake."-Xk ee$ AEy
John Hewitt, Of Carthage, n T., VIZ has -
Horace Waters Pianos, writes as fondC ytar3fH
wishes me to purchase a Piano for her. sinkSifrrd
sold me in December 1856. My Piano Is US6ff,un
this place, and 1 think L can introduce one Oh
Will be more popular than any other make
We have two OF Waters Pianos in use iurr fIJ
of which has been severely tested for thre. years, s-ru
testify to their good quality and durabil& ."-lWoo 3
DRY, Mt. Carroll, Illinois. :
Pianofortes for two years past, ] have fund it a very sg
Instrument. IA. Gray, Principal Brooklyn Hights Sem
" Rev. ssiy H ls' IS na Sp' % ssi,ss 4 ls,le ssr ! ! r rscsieea h ~,
dion 3 1ai ~ sSIa.s<9tS; ~ tlssssie iis jas :
Tioga, N. Y, Aug 8, 49, Horace Waters, Es9-Sr
Melodeon you sent me was duly received Ia cd orir
now fully prepared to say that the instrument is highly
factory; and / beg you viii accept my OAnks for the
liberal terms on which you furnished il, and for the veyk
able manner in which you have fulfilled, and more sE
"The Piano / received from you continues to give ss
ton. L regard It as one of the best instruments ia the -
IL. L. Chafk, Charleston, Va.
your liberal discount Win do all l can for you in uesp
tRev. 8. NJ. Mccormick. Parquesville, s. c.
80. The be- Piano =. low. was duly secsiveai ~ l. nc came nnsr IN ssc 'sGS, :
cept my thanks for ynur prpsnptness. "-lRohert CcoYzt !
renham, Bradford country. Pa
"Your Piano ileases US WELL 1t is the best one In Ou1
ty ."-IThomas A. Latham, Campbeltn, Georgia
"We are very much Obliged q you for having sent u I
itn-iBrank. Held x Co, Buffalo Democrat.
1.-The Horace Waters Pianos are known as among y
bess- We are enabled tn speak Of these instruments val
fdence, from personal knowledge Of their excellent 70 !
durable quality."-1N Y. Evangelist
I'VE can speak of the merits of the Horace watsr 5
from personal knowledge, as being OF the very best ga
christian Inteligencer.
aNoihing at the State Fair displayed greater ex~Ikl
any department than Horace Waters Pianos ~"-lchurss1
thoroughly seasoned material We have no douit that
can do as well. perhaps better, at this than at a. othd q
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TO CAPTAINS

TO
lhF WHALESHIPS AND OTHER YES.
~ sELS.-Wood OF superior quality can be had at Koioa at
50 per cord fresh beef at 1 cents per ID sheep, at So per head;
ana goats at 81 90 head. Also at the port of Hanalei, wood and
peet can be had at the same rate. The Harbor of Hanalei is on
the North West side of the island, and has SAT, and good an
chorage in from o to 10 fathoms of water. Wood and beef mav
also be had at Nawilwii at the same rate as above. Also fru;s
aud vegetables of various kinds can be procured at all Inc above
named ports.
Wood always on hand at the beach in quantities 10 suit
purchasers. (64tD GEORGE CUApMAN
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HmRmR
rcor.c1n.v uITO HAWAII.
-----~u~xo
0ERRR9 ron SALE THE rOAA<O
-erchandise.
-r nncnesmfSAu
IDrV G00OS vi GvOfY UCSCk AYt AV
r-nrra
Brown. white and blue cottons, White ana niack -
do do do drills, SUB 40 cos.m s; ~
Ticking and shirting stripes 49, -. ana cotton sbirts.
Mnshns. prints. dsiaines,. Linen coats and !! pants r.. !.
Denims, gngnsnss so"s "Ae' Coiored satins and silks,
Sote9n anu ILL., ILL., r;sssan Irish linens and grass cloth,
VA aN - ,.,;as sleeves SIX and cotton handkerchief,
en.N.nss ~"A 'N Linen and grass cloth hdkfs,
800 ..,,. - Fancy colored belts, suspenders,
d. -. .sns Nor braids Lamp wlcking.
Hardware. &c.
steelyarda
Guarded lanterns.
Cut nails all sizes, rivets,
Wrought nails all sizes. razors,
Copper nails and tacks, saacepans,
Hatchets. hammers and axes, coffee mills,
Britt. tea and coffee pots, grind stones and sranks, rules, so..
RAM =" soNs ;.'I.s .hs.,binc copner and nails,
Knives and forks, sand and emery paper, o au s,ectacies'
Buckets and tubs, pen ana Jack xnses, 80 s' Iron A. zinc
Buttons OF all kinds ana asscliuo r..r hurts n',.s and aueers.
fowaer IN As ss;,, ah hn ms ~ ~ shot ali sizes.
Tn 81 rhes, and door locks. spoons,
Bras" c.r and iron ,' Sssss q and d, ? 1 isi slae'
= and = eom's'
shovels'
Provisions.
Beef ana rerk' Ha""'i"" "ee
groceries,.
,-.a ). t,,,,sr mola.ses
Dos VI :" Gnu 60 . ~ r;nds
Sy'uP IN no..y az ~ IN r;,ds nrrrv nowder
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Paper ex Sachem
TIME OST COMPLETE AND EXTEN.
Il sive assortment Of printing. cap, letter, note, wrapping,
and tissue papers, ever imported into Honolulu.
100 realms news, book and job printing paper.
80 " broad and longfod bill paper, asst'd qualities,
IS " ruled and plain cap paper, "
IFS " ruled and plain letter paper,
~ " ladies' plain, ruled and gilt letter paper,
So " plain and fancy note paper,
S " Lawyers brief paper.
Reans drawing paper. tissue, hardware, wrapping, red and
white blotting paper, &c, &c.
ALSO ON HAND
And for sale cheap-between one and two hundred reams Of
second quality plain and ruled letter, cap and note papers.
13 3m H. NJ WHITNEY.
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IA
n m - TTTAR
Z 4xA1.1 1lOO1 LINZ OIl4 xA4
------- - cxr-
MS VT iOO.ooO
KICK ENGLISH PRINTS AVID MtSLiNs, consisting
of pink and yellow, lilac and red, canary and red riding dress
r-;,,. rrr,,s hacr chocolate md red rance and rec two
due. Also, small patterh prints, N d spieho" ssor'hen Vi
BRILLIANTS, many of the patterns of which are entirely new.
Da,ess ealr lnA'
~
w"ne ", M
Daiesn ea.y mn
Daies Lnehsh uenns,
nea2 M o%e e"ns
Caes ns'sm o'e IN
70"
Cas-: Eng Eng saddle. saddles and ana BRIDES sris1ss,
Cases whips, stirups, feathers
Cases charcoal irons,
Cases figured black merino.
Cases plain merino, black,
Bales brown sheeting.
Bales 6leached shesting,
Gas es blue drills,
Cases heavy Am. bed ticking.
Bales oue, scarce ann ana very SD
casas ,;Iot nants
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.eseese8 - Hawaii-The Science Or Ie-s.
.-<eeaert - Lie in . Hevel-HfleauA
- SeeneRy-Tke Wailuku Rfver-p>..1..
= euinase-The ni..ae. vre--
s>es.
IN Monday, we gazei our farewell to Poles do
md. amid a smart shower. started for Hilo.
- path Was to the east-northeast. 4 mood rad and
tercugh. or rather mostly skirtine. 3 yerv orettv
nrest, with . greater depth of soil than we had pre-
v1oosiy met with The descent v ae- radual as to
% hardly perceptible; and Ne< sisk walk of
sseven niles, We came in sight 2He smoke and
SSsS nut twelve miles east Of us. At room we ar
5SLc Iaa. a neat little hamlet upon the border Of
Sxz3 With considerable cultivation about it.
Slation ran ont to greet Us, proaering every
mans hose, where We had stopped. Being
se1ye at Hilo. we declined this invitation,
-b.Se application of the l~omilomi, and
iout upon the mats, with a dozen
,usly listing, ~pinching. squeezing,
trsvet-worn limbs. Here let me
OF any traveller. who may find him
days journey. with stiff and
serS, to select a couple Of young
-srs, with which for the con-
.,arp or 80, they will most eEectu-
utter man, while he is replenishing
f~eelingly; it is the very acme Of
and it had such a wonder
sas-|a short debate it was
ed that we should pass
!. necessaries for a feast
the eyes of the natives
nd 20 did ours Mt the list of
ready to provide instantly.
signers not to inquire the
especially as some suspi-
8 not pure disinterestedness
II record the answer of our
narged with a conspiracy to
er of the "halfway house,
to Jump, and the bellies of II.
mo- With Iuaaed pig. in VS. = "
'eenf~<uriating, but rn aia u
'".ss5 TS ~SS0ifaoe some n ralu-
20 his }dta-e charges, should
to partake of
which filled
much high
qith rather
puam-
sub
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d, tnrcugn WHICH passeu q roa1 maueU
the trunks Of ferns, after the corduroy fashion.
Three miles farther walk brought us to Hilo village,
where Ne vsfS most Hospitality received and enter
f1fned by the missionaries, and an old friend settled
there; that is, as soon as We could be identi6ed-no
f-ti ii. crime of such a jaunt, much Of
mud, and with a fortnight's un-
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BY STEAMER FROM NEW YOpE
DARTMOUTH COLLECTION or uvNer,
and TcNksEa choice variety in gift and plain hIndine
Also, = tew large type edition. T151-2ml II. N. WHITNEY,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-06-30
hfsight,

At night we saw a neat
q short distance, and proposed
but our natives said there was q
plenty Of provisions could be OBJ
distance farther on. II was quite
"a, and their description was true
IL not quite as large as sail
in between the interior and
lrkably we'll defined; and for
abundance Of pigs, dogs, and
most perfect intimacy with their
filthy hovel, and its inmates,
so1nearly naked natives of
sf1 had ever seen. However,
retrace "a steps, we devoured a
amat. and fatigue (having walked
o wrapped us in a slumber,
the furious attacks Of feas, or swinish
Us, could break In the morning we
or honest guides had slept at the former
they had been Toasted with the fat Of
e having had the cool impudence to re-
pushing on to the next Our lodging
the outskirts Of q dense forest, four
b., through which passed a road made Of
Of ferns, after the corduroy fashion.
farther walk brought us to Hilo village,