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, 1859-02-02
The Touleattad Ell1.
Mr. Grows Homestead Bill pae8ed The uouse
Of Representatives yesterday by ~ sate Of 12o
In TE


State Reform school for Boys.
By She following dispa'ch received Lest ere
Mug from Hon. n B Junp, it will bc seen that
the above bene6csnt ueasure has passed the
!ra,xoF.klD Feb. l, 1e1a.
Edltoss Press and Tribune:
The bill 10 create Stale Reform School for
Boys had just passed ths Senate.
y. Is. JcDp,
, 1859-02-02

The Provision trade during The past week has
been rather inactive, because Of dieincliaation
on The part Of holders 10 sell-with rising
Market Mess Pork. during the week, has nd.
vanced 50@75c. aud other articles Of Pork pro-
duct in proportion
TIE receipts Of Hogs dutisg the past week
were shade less than The previous week. The
receipts ef the season urc as follows:
REJECTS Of I've a7d Dr>s.ed Hccs from
, 1859-02-02

According to the returns Of Fuckers in the
city up to Saturday last the number OF Hogs
packed tince the 1st Of November is l75,559,
with average net weight Of ls7 lbs, md yield
of lard of about a2 lbs. 70 the hog.
The following table shows the principa! staples
Of the market, with The prices Ut the correspond
, 1859-02-02
The meeting then adjourned.

SLoASs CoAxEnC1AL CoLLxGx.-To the huti-
n.':a community Of this place this popular Inst-
ta;'c1 uet "a no communication OF ours, for We
nss 1ra 'iai=t;:: s-;.r.5 shat it possess~s tte
e1t:re confidence Of cur citizens in all resEects,
aad has acquired the highest reputation fo7 its
practical qualities and thoroughne.s in ere.y
department Of mercantile science.
This institution is, we are confident, one Of
the most complete and comprehensive in the
whole country, and, We belieye, in the world.
No department OF thorough commercial edu-
cation, calculated to t the student for the pzac-
teal duties Of his after life, is unproyided for
4 large number Of accomplished accountants.
md eome Of our most successful and enterpris-
ing business men, hare bean educated at this
Institution.
The causes Of the great SUCCESS which has
attended this enterprise are to be found: First,
in the eminent capacity, the zeal and persaver-
ancs Of the President; Second. il the practical
results of the education afforded In the Institu-
tion, Is demonstrated by the intelligent business
action Of its graduates stter leaving its halls,
and all because the course Of instruction is
strictly confined to Legitimate business eduea-
ton, introducing everything practical and use
fa', and studiously avoiding all clap-trap and
hunbug; and third. in the wide spread public
confidence which the two preceding causes have
inspired.
We find from our exchanges from many differ.
ent and distant places, that the fame Of the Col.
lege is extending and rising. May its fame in-
| crease and it's prosperity advance in q measure
, 1859-02-02
Certificate 10 expire OF the 31st d4y Of Jsnu17 1sea
AUDITORS Oyncx. arATx o. tiixo4t

CeEtkxte 10 expire Oh the 3Isf d43 OF Jauu4I3 1sl
AUDITORS OyHcx. arATx oE tiiuotxt
tpnns6tld. January g. 1853.
Whereas The 8ou1a Fire insurance Company, loc1-
I'd = Ne1 Yozk. IA he $40 q ne. Yot1 has aled
xs required bY An A 10 rexu!Ate The Agencies of In
Exanee Companies not Incorporated u the state OF
iIiaoI4r approved FebsuAsy I9sh, lso5. Aad an aet
a9endao'J thereto, approved JanaaE, ad: ls6a and.
dencsihath aas.esed ef ths sss,red ant espi
I'm on wEtsn tns:tunsat ti1aed hE he rsesidsnt
ax III aSenk for thu Of the huslnee4 Of td
oooany aud fally and uo:rseedl1 d hin 70
aekr oxirdxe service OF for A1t behalf Of
sad eorpsa5 CONSERVING that service of process aoo,s
hn the aald xseut shall be tAke and to be as ad -
se11ed upon tbe c'noauy; Aad w4yelnz ii c.ato Of
esroF b. reason Of such service
Now thtEefre 10 pursuance of the aet Aforesaid. L
Stale Of Nuol- do hestoT ceffF that the @Aid H. B.
M loasEth L authorized A4rnt the sai Company
70 ansact The business OF lnsuran In this t4ste 9t1
too hr Day Of !Ann4,5. l?st 70 fAr =. he may b.
Ia lestinony whereof hare htreuaIo suosczfbed 1y
name and .xed ths seA Of NJ od1ee this SKA day of
IAn12fJ. 1h52. tAmEd
t--, JESSE E. UUB01A
l. 3De&1f Aud1oS Public A1coQDtG.
s~~s fea cl3i4E
, 1859-02-02

Arrival of the Austria.
Nxw Yox1, Feb. NtThe Cunsrd scrsw
steamer AuAris, from hverpool, the 18th ulk,
arrived thin P. u.
, 1859-02-02

II fCaroliue permit me to write letter 70 her
please let INC know her direction.
Sophie Werner knew Jumpersz little; pris.
ouer aud deceased lived neaf' them. Is N &C.
quaiutancs Of deceased, witness:test;ded III to
conversations with her @ to her purpose. insen.
ton aud 1easons for coming to Chicago, suo-
etsntialty - before given BY other witnesses.
Coroasr Hassea testified to holding an in
queat On the remhins, sud also 70 the venue
The lease Of room No. 80, 70 tbs prisoner, was
/: also put in evidence. Also 1eosipt for $s5
signed Sophie Jumpertz," !" to show hand.writ-
, 1859-02-02
f3oar0111q.

FEW GENTLEMEN BOARDERS CAN
be aecam 70 lated. with or Without roorns. 1t 20
Madison street: alAo = 81 of suitable + al
family. kefe:euces gtvta and required. ja.I lw'
- temen esd procure doard aud Pleasant Roc ms II
No. II 3luuroe rect Ai4o. few day boArc be
Accommodated. j4lsim els
D0ARDISG-FIRST CLASS BOARD
ani pleasant rnnrus either su!tes OF SINGLE II ~
Bouth Clark street. Transient Boa II sc cAsonAbe rateh
jAi-3ns
BOARDING. - SINGLE ROOMS AND
ID suits o. rooms newly dtted up With boas On res
annable Eay be Drained Application Il No Ms
6tate street. G. D. OLIVER.
deI3 3us
, 1859-02-02

METEOROLOGICAL REcoRn, keI,: by ]. H Reed Il
Co., Apothecarie: and Chemists, 144 aud Il; Lake
street:
Moaday, Feb l. Monday. E=b. l.
Ii; 'i's+;;'1 e.: e.: ss EiS;:S*+TS; rs e."
, 1859-02-02
~ AT E u E = Uf TIE C0ND11ION
-
--or TIE
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
On the First day Of January, /. D. 1859.
Nude to The .4ud;tor Of the State Of Iuiaois pur-
STUNT to tAe- -Sta:ute Of tsat Statt.


NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of this CoG7Any Il The Home Insurance
Company Incorporated 1853 and located IN tie city
Of New York
CAPITAL.
The capital Of sAd company a.tually paid
The xur: lus on TIL ii Jan, l854, 4t3.A31 -
Total Am't cApitAt md G1rpluJ. 4lAs 81 =
, 1859-02-02
THE CITY,

TA A bill was reported by Mr, Peck, in the
lower House Of our State Legislature, allowing
tbu Coroner Of Cook county TO appoint deputy
BIsHoP WHI7EuousE,-Tbe Church Record
states tha. the Rt. Rsv. Bishop Whitehouse will
take up his residence in this city Gu tie trtt Of
May next.
, 1859-02-02
$4,000.

Illinois River Packet Company.
incorporated 1s5scapitsl Stock, $500, GOO.
D. J, HANCOCK rrest wL r. HANCOCK. see'x
FI1HROUGH BILLS OF LADING GIVEN
for Frelaht to st. Louls md Ill poots the Illinois
River A:the 10 xett fsxiehs CLlcaxJ and
Rack lsl4rd Railroad " reur!a, Aad sssamboai from
thence. Fer pzrtcul ars apply 10
-" T. " ALEXANDER o.. Aser.s-
1m.c16 189x a.kr II :. ih1rAtD.
, 1859-02-02

NoTlCE.-WE HAVE THIS DAY PUR-
CEASED the interest Of John J. lEnis in The house
O. Bce4se. t1nis Co.; AMI I'll continue the .~ht Y
Water It, te', der the st1le Of boc% Phillips Co.
ChIcasp, Fen. l. -. JAc13 80oNfE.
JOHN r. PHILLIPS
ffr.1tt c12I geo. ~ s1UNrENBCR9H.
, 1859-02-02

]
10 be that Of defendant.
ALz. Si!1er xUorn-Am banker Of the firm
Of Hoffman & Gelpcke; had seen rignature Of
prisoner; had seen him write; [writipg shown.) J
| Don't think that is hi5 signature. Witness Glso
attested the ge1uineness OF letter and receipt,
dated Milwaukee, March G:b, 1883. for &7le5
from Charles QuentiE i Co., to prisoner, Hen
n Jumpertz. Witness testified to ceiling draft
of above amount to prisoner on the 5th Of March,
1858.
To tie Court The draft WAS paid for in
check On our bank.
The prosecution here .rested their case. Tie
testimony for the defence will coEamence this
morning at 3 o'clock.
CELEBRATION or WAau1scro1'a B1R7n Day
4 very large aud enthusiastic meeting y cs held
last evening at the fremont House. to maks ar.
rangements for celebrating in an appropriate
manner the coming anniversary Of Washing
toms Birth Day.
Oa motion, his Houor MaTor Haines was
called 10 preside, and ". ". Dauenho1es up.
pointed Secretary.
The objects Of the meeting hsring been stated
bg Ir, ,Dneeuhowe., Col. Hamilton for the purpose
Of isci1ita:;ag :ue business. moved that COM
mittee Of fve-the Chairman and Secretary to
b. Of the Committee-be appointed to nominate
On Executive Committee of seventeen, who
shall hare tue whole matter in charge, and make
all necessary preparations for the celebration.
The following gentlemen were named as the
nominating Committee: Mayor Haines, Col
Hamilton. Geo. n. Gage, Alexander White and
". W. Danenhower.
During the Absence Of the Committee, tle
meeting Was entertained with eloquent brief I'D.
dresses BY b. Morris, Esq, "m. Bross. Esq,
l.. F. Stsothers. Esq, Joseph Bell, Esq, and Dr..
Vim. b. Egan.
The Committee having returned, through their
Chairman, Col. Hamilton, reported the follow
ing Executive Committee:
John 9. Haines, IS. Morris,
VIM. B. Ezan, t}en, r. L. Swift,
). b. Raymond, D. ". Boss,
James J. Langdon, Alex. White,
J. Edward Wi!kins, Philip Coniey,
Henry Wendt, Col Il J. Hamilton,
". ". Danenhower, g. n. Holden,
u. J. Saeen!e.
William James, Esq,, offered resolution tha:
the Comni:tee have power to add to their 1u-4-
bers. which Was unanimously agreed to.
The following organizations were announced
would tske part in the celebration, BY the per-
Sons named:
Col Taylor--The Goth Regiment
Lieut. Woods-Highland Guard
Capt. Gleeson Montgomery Guard.
Capt. Sanborn--National Guard Cadets-
Capt Barker Chicago Drogoors.
, 1859-02-02

Trial Of Henry Jumpertz, for tue Alleged
1arder Of Sophie Werner, at Chicago,
March 9Th, 1858.
THE TESTIMo oNY,
SIXTH DAY-M0RNIxG gE5gIOy,

In the Circuit Court Of Cook County, Judge
Eauierre Presiding.
, 1859-02-02

DENOVAL. WE HAVE REMOVED
LII to No. = LAKE. Etreet.
1alWe11s RAR2ETE King %.
, 1859-02-02

Coxv1cfao.-Tho boy, named Benno Benjamln,
who was arrested soms time since for robbing
the Post Office, wAs convicted Of the offence
yesterday in the United States Court, and sen.
fenced to the Reform School during his minori-
, 1859-02-02

SPORTS on rHE lcx--Yesserday was pleas
ant day, and We we're glad to see aome Of OUT
lady skaters enjoy the sport now so fashionable
in the East. There il no more pleasing NOT
healthy outdoor exercise than skating, and We
hope thA. the ladies Of our city will hare good
tins.
Why cannot we have fne skating party Of
ladies' and their friends one OF tlle moonlight
evenings soon to come? Shall va not have
many such. What say the ladies':
, 1859-02-02
LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
Anouatof L7a.es asj7sted and due and un-
pau. none
iastnent 49,. ala11s .
:. Losses reported. watEh 90 action
has bean nt4keo....................... 959t q
GfAEaS fer Il e. ftsifttd OF the Co.. Is "
piTitezds declared due 2ad uno4ld.. :ft %
=. elsh=r cash script de-
cllftI. tut not ytt tue.--..........-- Uou.-
.. Money borrowed nuue-
:. AL olaez exi a.tuk cslms aEanst ths
, 1859-02-02

F1REs--About half past lo O'Clock yesterday
morning. a tire WAS discovered in the upper part
Of the wooden building No s1l Clark street, but
it WAS speedily extinguished bY the promptueas
Of the Fire Department The building was oe-
cupied up Btairs, by Lewis Donssr, whose loss
,s about 800. No insurance, The lower story
WAS occupied By Simon Earl, crockery dealer.
whose loss was about $500, covered By insur-
epce.
No. 313-The adjoining premises. No. SIS,
we're also injured. The upper story w.s occu-
pied By Mr. Sslmau, who estimates his loes Of
furniture at f1.000-insured Tor $500. The
lower story was uuoccupied.
Tho buildings are owned By james Lsrmon,
whose loss will amount to $40o or $500.
:. Aso1HKR--Another ffe broke out early yes
terday morning in q small building corner Of
Monroe and State streets. occupied as grocary
store BY ". / Il, Dorset. The fire caught up
stairs il bedroom, and the building was con-
siderably damaged before it could b extir-
guished. The loss Of Messrs. Dorsett amounts
to about ta0o-fully insured The building be.
longs to G. I. Albee, nnd Is an old and ricketty
affair. His lobs will not probably exceed 5000.
, 1859-02-02

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
, 1859-02-02

~ ST: advertisement OF Quaker Ctr $50
Sewing Machine. l.. CORNELL J. Co.,
oc26.lJ 133 Lake street.
, 1859-02-02

MR. CRAwFonp's CoscrnT.-- We trust none
will forget OF neglect ur. C1awford's benefit con-
cert tonight, at Metropolitan Hall- Mr. e. is
we'll entitled, by every consideration, to gen.
erous benefit His talents as Il vocaIis. are sec.
ond to none, and the generosity manifested by
him on tho occasion Of the Burns Festival,
should call forth d prodieal response to his ap-
peal, by those who derived 80 much pleasure
from his Efforts on thpt occasion. Let him hare
bumper.
, 1859-02-02

Go See advertisement OF Couiloi-, Sewing Ma.
chi'lei. IL Lake street. ja4:ly-b2u5
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-02-12

the scenery wrote follows To describe the beauties
of this region will some future occasion be very
grateful task to the pen of the sAul deneator The
serenity Of the climate, the innumerable pleasing
landscapes, and the abundant fertility unassisted
nature puts forth, require only to be enriched by the
industry of man to render it the lovely country
on earth, while the labor of the inhabitants must be
rewarded in the bOuntes which nature seems ready to
bestow on cultivation
To all classes Washington Territory offers great in
ducements, not only to farmers gazers and laborers
but to traders, ship owners professional men and school
teachers, as well miners. wide field is open TO en-
terprse and industry.
1t is true that thousands have left the mining region
of hte and returned to California and other parts but
this might have been expected because such has been
the case in all countries where sudden gold discoveries
have been made. The great majority of those who
have returned restless adventurers satisfied with
nothing less than fortune in day. OF course they
were disappointed But many who have left the mines
have not left the Territory and will not Another year
or two will make it enviabe portion of the Pacific
Coast. BED.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-02-12
Cold Water to Cure scaIds.

A writer in the Ohio CGtiratOr says :-'' plac-
ed a large tub full of water with plenty of Ice in
it. by the side of large kettle full of water which
was boiling very fast. then rolled up my sleeve
above my elbow, and thrust my arm into the ket-
tie of boiling water up to my elbow, then -imme-
diatey back into the tub of ice water. letting it
remain a few seconds, then into the boiling water
again, repeating this process ten times IN min
ute. without injury or inconvenience, not even
making my arm look red. From this experiment,
| suggest the propriety of using cold water baths
Immediately after being sealded- Cold water is
always handler than hot water. The sooner cold
water is applied after scalding, the surer will be
the cure"
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-02-12
New Mode of Constructing Boilers.

There has recently been made at one Of the rail-
road works in England an entirely novel boiler,
that is to say, in its mode of construction, which
is intended TO reyOlutionize the present system.
We condense a description extracted from Brit
ish exchange Until very recently, it was believed
that the riyeted portion of the boiler strong
any other part of it, but the experiment of Mr..
Fairbairn demonstrated that if the strength of an
ordinary boiler plate was assumed to be 100. then
joint secured by a single row of riyets was equal
to Sc, and, if double riveted 20; in other words,
if boiler made Of plates capable of resisting
100 pounds pressure. per square inch, it would
only be safe to use SO pounds of steam in it if sin
gle riveted, 20 pounds if double riyeted. The new
plan is to increase the strength of the plates at
this weak point of all the boilers, and instead of
rveting the plates the fiat part one to the other,
to bend the plates to a right angle and rivet the
fanges together, thus angle irons entirely dis
pensed with, and the joints instead Of being the
weakest are the strongest parts. The plates are
rolled thicker towards the edges to admit of this,
and thus strength is added in the plate itself, and
an equilibrium Of strength is maintained in all
parts of the boier.-[ Scientific American.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-02-12

% An English gentleman, Lieutenant ivy
ford, has taken singular step in the way of pro-
noting the study of natural history, more partlc-
ulary in the Genealogical department as instaneed
in his munifcent contribution to the Museum OF
Rouen. That capital cf Normandy has Just re-
ceiyed, in a barrel Of raekee (strong XXI nye
heads of Sepoys, classified according to caste.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-02-12
From the Philadelphia Evening POST
Use of Pork as Food.

The Scientific American having endorsed the opin-.
ion that "A fat hog is the very quintessenee OF
scr1lula and carbonic acid gas, and that tat pork
was never designed for human food, making no red
meat or muscle" etc., DR.. Holston OF GAINESVILLE,
who is one of the most intelligent physicians IN
Ohio, wrote to the Courier
A fat hog is truly the quintessence of scrofula,
for scrofula in Greek is hog, and the derivative
scrofuous means hoggish. The disease scrotua
was so called when medical science was 10 Its In
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-02-12
HOUSES, LANDS. sc.
TO Let,

~ FOR A TERN OF FIVE YEARS OR MORE, ON
EiII reasonable terms, that portion LOT OF LAND,
situated Waikiki Plain (adjolning the lots Tho
square and belonging in fee simple, 10 Mr. Joseph
Henry Ray
For and other particulars apply by letter addressed
MR.. JOSEPH HENRY RAY, or his Attorney Of the
Postmaster Honolulu. % If
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-02-12
FOR SALE OR TO LET.

TTNHE DWELLING HOUSE AND PREMISES OCCUPIED BY
the subscriber the of Merchant and Aakea Sts
Possession given Immediately.
Title fee simple. 52-tf G. NJ ROBERTSON.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-02-12
The White Horse Hotel.

VTTM PEARSON begs inform his friends and the public
w generally that he has made great Improvements his
emses that he has accommodation for Board
ing and Lodgings had furnished unfinished
His Will be well supplied with the choicest Wines,
Spirits and Malt Liquors.
The Proprietor hopes by attention the of his
customers 10 me rt sbare OF public patronage %
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-02-12

To Let.
.u.szeSNL THE LARGE AND COMM0DIOUS Dwelling
3se2E5 situated in the Valley of Nuusnu, about two
H<SarSfS miles from town, lately occupied by the Hon.
S4tVS3s David l. Gregg The above property is beau-
fully situated rising ground, surrounded by
~ fruit and shade trees, and in every way furnished
with conveniences for a family.
Also In rear the above very pleasant COTTAGE
with Taro Land in high of cultivation, and several
acres of buildings and convenience
For particulars, apply TO ~ - -
If JOHN II. BROWN.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-02-12
HOUSES. LANls. &C.

TO LET.
LII THOSE WELL ENCLOSED PREMISES HERETO
\ fore occupied by w Macy private residence, ad
Joining Mr. Mongumery garden, smith Bridge and eight
minutes the wharf The houses consist of large
poror with splendid view Of Nuuanu Valley, dining
good Bedrooms pantry cook honse and we'll The garden
with fruit and the situation cool pic
turesoue and saubrious. family will find a most desra
HE residence Enaulre of JOHN MONTGOMERY,
lg-tf Merchant street.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-02-12
FOR SALE OR RENT

THE CORAL STORE ON THE CORNER OF MER-
chant and Kaahumanu occupied by Dr. McKibbn.
Possession given the first of August The premises
60 will be enclosed if desired and the house
in good order.
If sold will be made easy. Enquire of
Honolulu July 2Gth, IS5s. 1877 ASHER B. BATES.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-02-12
HOTEL De FRANCE.-French Hotel.

A VICTOR CHANCEREL, Proprietor,
A begs oinfOrm hi> friends snd the public general
ISiIa y, that he has made extensive improvements
IIkI his hot el premises, that he hasaccOmmoda
asEEs tiOns parties every description. Also, at
ached, Billiard Saloon fitted superior style Sleeping
Rooms premises for families single gentlemen The
supplied with the choicest wines and liquors. and the
proprietor grateful the liberia patronage heretofore eutend
him. beg the public that pains will bespared
them and visiting Hon
PS Entrance by Fort Ilote and Union SITS. tf-I2
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-02-12
TO BE SOLD OR LET.

TNHAT COAIMODI0US AND CAPACI0US STORE AND PREM
es the Eastern of King and Mauna Kea Streets
held by lease for five years. Subject of 80 per
month Apply loft JOHN MONTGOMERY.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-02-12
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Corner of Nuuanu and Hotel streets.

THE UNDERSIGNED. Proprietor Of the above establish
ment would his friends and the public, that with
his stock of the best brands of Wines and Liqrors
new Billiard saloon Bowling Alleys, and gentemany attend
ants nothing wanting their comfort and
22-B JOSbfh bOOi II.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-02-12
CHAMBERS, TWO IN SUITE.

VNo BE LET-EDEN CHAMBERS on NUCANU ST.
Rent for every two roOms $40 per month, payable IN
advance
lT- Apply 10 GEORGE WENTZEL. 2g-tt
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-02-12

ID OOMS TO LET-FRoM 81 PER WEEK. APPLY
IL 52u ). JOHNSON, House Carpenter.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-02-12
For Sale or Lease,

THE AMERICAN HOUSE, ON THE CORNER OF KING
i and Maunakea Streets, held in fee Enquire of
MELCHERS & coo
JOHN MONTGOMERY.
I-f Merchant Street.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-02-12
For Sale or Lease.

TTNnAT NEW AND COMMODIOUS RETAIL STORE ON
Maunakea facing Hotel Honolulu, late
ly occupied by f. Hoffman, ID. Enquire Of
MELCHERS & co or
JOHN MONTGOMERY,
l-tf Merchant Street.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-02-12
HOTELS sc.
Joe ROderick is on Hand !

THIS SEASON AT HIS WELL KNOWN
i RESTAURANT
with his house newly fitted and furnished where he will
patrons with choicest the market affords Cap
officers of the ships will find this place most convenient
they desire in the civil walters excellent
plies and first cooks.
Particular invited TO his private
parties be all hours with meals weekly
10 order. lgf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-05

GRAriruDE.-f gratitude was ever evidence,
among any class, ii certainly has been with those
who have used and tested the extraordinary virtues
contained in DIR. j. Hoatetter's celebrated Stomach
Bitters. Scarcely day passes, We are informed
that the Doctor does no; receive from some recent
heart stricken and soicitous parent, brother, sis
ter, or friend, testimonials OF deep and earn
est gratitude for bis agency in restoring to health
and wonted vigor, some kindred. For the cure Of
Dyspepsia, Flatuency, Constipation, hack of appe-
ite, and all Bilious tendencies, arc speedily cor
rected by the Of these Btters per directions
For sale by all hotels, grocers, druggists, de-
1t Is extremely palatakie.
Sold by p. GIBBONS, A. J. WILLIAMSON, BARrLErr
KAYE 4 Co., and j BRADKx.