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Me0icines.
Az ER7S
Ague Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY cupr ov

Intermitten mt Fever, or Fexer.nd A,u.
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever Dumb
ASue, Periodical Hea dache or lillian.
Headache, and Bilious Eeyer. indeed
for the whole class of diseases oriri.
mating in hillary deranSe me mt. aused
by the Malaria OF MiasmUtic Coun.
tries.
We are enabled here TO offer the community a remedy
which, while it the above complaints with cer-
tany. is still perfectly harmless In any quantity. Such
remedy Is invaluable i'll districts where these affecting
disorders prevail. This CURE" expels the uiasmatic
poison Of FEVER ACuE from the system, and pre-
vent. the development of the disease if taken tho
first approach Of its premontory symptoms 1t is noe
only the best remedy discovered for this class Of
complaints, but also the cheapest The large quantity
supply for COLLAR brings it within the reach of every
body: sDd ia bilious districts, where FIyER AND .srx
prevails every body should have it aud il freely 10th
for cure and protection 1t is hoped this price will place
it reach of all It the poor well rich.
great superiority of this REMEDY any other
the speedy and certain of lnternit
tents Is that it contains Quinne mineral
quently it produces quinsm other Injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured by j,
left healthy if they had never bad the disease.
Fever and Ague is alone the consequence Of tho
mnsuatc POISON great variety Of disorders arise from
it, irritation, which Neuralgia. RhsuDa1tisa,
amt, He9d1chs BodHsss. Totqcis, EgrQchs, Crtdrrh,
>7''Sn, Fdpr5toH, f'ripful Afsctioa IF Tie SlesH,
~ eTt1, Pun az TIE B,refs ode PGrlIysjs. d.
T'"Gs"'"t u Tie Homart all Of which, when originate
ins Ia this put the trn tent tgpe or become
periodical This "CUEE" expels the toisou from the
blood and consequently them all alike II Is an
invaluable protection To- immigrants and persons travel
ling temporarily residing ia maarios districts. II
taken occasionally daily while exposed the infec-
Dn. that vii be sxcTetei from the y.m, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to rpen into disease
Hcnc. it is valuable for protection than
and few will suffer from Iutermi;teuts if they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy affords.
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E.E:;ss. Tor Sale

700 ACRES OF improved land il the town Of Day
az ton, four miles north OF the city of Ottawa.
4Vv acres in the vicinity Of the OF Earlye, ia
La Sale county.
600 acres soGth Of the Illinois River in the ts~rs of
Brooshe!d Allen, apG Grand Rapids.
All OF the above land. under cultivation and are
in farms of 50 ZiJ and will DE sold 10
suit purchasers
2io in the county OF GrUniy, partially improved
Ice acres OF unmprOv.d land in La Sail. county
which TO actual settler will be sold long credit.
unmprOTed Hand in the counties al Livingston, White
sds, Bureau, and Champaign, ia this state shd ia
States of io.a and Wisconsin.
Also several Houses and Lots ia the city Of Ottawa.
The Tile 10 :. t above property is iuisG:ate, d
he terms vi Payment vii oe mad. easy.
!luil JOHN F. ANTHONY.
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ITlts'eF s Sac.
NIHEREAs, tefau!t L.Eing hern made

WHEREAS, GefaG!J having been made il, a.. -
w ment OF certain pr"mis.ory note. tes,ri,., :,
and So ur-d ny certain deed OF trust, given ~ D.
tinsom =. Sg aad Elizabeth /. Ssler hi. wife t. :, .
undersigned, George F. NoTTI.. upon the real -,
h.r-ILae r described" hearing date about The y
day Of February, D. 1860. and duly recorded in ~
Recorders once OF La Sale county, b9oA no - o;
deeds page l3l aud 1872.
l, the said George z. Norris, will, by virtue Of tn.
powers ia vested By said deed, sell al public aur
ton, 10 the highest BIDDER for cash the south door
81 tsr court house IA the city 20 Ottawa in said Co
ta= -ot day o.! November 1850 b. g,ei IL,
boar. 81 ten O'Clock and five o'clock p OF said
day. the following real estate. situate in said county
Va. The east aaf the south HeSt quarter Sector
No. -JSie- TO- in Township No tLirtyjwo 3D North
RIIg \" Ave, o. east of the i =. being the sau,
p in lad trust deed dr-cribed) all ri.Et and
eqaIiF o. redemption and homestead rights Of me SAID
Robinson =. r',r and tZabot. T. S:,er their heir,
and assigns. for TIC purpose 81 Iquiatjng the AM o.
money due upon s"d note and Tie costs and expense
o. sale, apple alton having been 20 ne y Inc
ga holder Of sad n-ie fHr tia; purpose
GEORGE r. NORRIS, T,1,sts-
II o.
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USHHAS / yORCE.
TIE m Fiotn Photographic Porcelain Co

he N morn Photographic Porcelain Co
80. 81 BROADWAY. INV YORK.
sgA'iNG ---E--a their rove. AID n.si,la., isv--
~" ~ aise'I-a: aad E-ispean Patents, fully
pF p-I-i - execute al. orders fyr
Na.is:.ss Llt-aIs..s ID, I ge,.sss O., ,-.fo,
Fres'-irg abb SIC attractive ar1 advantageous fsa-
t.f-s O.. o=ii1arS 'a D-ra.- the .ury and g i-.
quality o. d-rsa.y. = beng rr,lered .. ,.rr..s
-S a ~ "a Ts'I-.i.es o. tie articles upon which
A. ne aa,,H-r process. ~ the COMPANY all,- IN.
I-Ff11 81 PHg."sra ph., o.lg On pIss sr-
f>rs, ct uI.ua .uch a. are rsulG or o. any &c. -
zrJ-Portr-..s can Pc reproduced til f.glflr.
&C lracy -II l=,i-s 0: d--ae.t on upon Porcelain
80, a.. descf'y,ira Haa drnens on used ART
e.es % luxury o. Q household --.j;y. Zach as
tT7.- 'dse@, Breat.fst Cu-, 7oil.t .;rtisiss d.
Hereby securing f-thtul portraits sad f.rzf,IiI,
L4r ana exquisite style Of Crsau.n alton articles
Ia sraer to furnish facilities sSrth- Qualification Or
t i'p - taste sd 70 meet jh- Jro-r PAT
oE- - the fEe Arts desiroa- 0, having p rtra.-s on
foTce-aiE Ike Company have imported IRON Farora a
ls..-e.en o. Superior porcelain goods, manufactured to
'hs'r s'n srd~r- ~L'rtr tisS SCI at cost prices.
= the American Company sre owners a. the pat.b;
49, 'Ht process, N = hsve determined, in order
!" "-.gFT P-olt~ IN Srcry section Of sl> EEtoa
II Opportunity - Pss.s.
Portraits o. Gina.
Il rae the following IEOT 5stou %
Rr.,tf,. :. Tie G,.'t- al" gre Uaa5lg to .,s per-
Fers'-s s~ut ID. T-sis.- sIh, az.oro,yPe. or d.
Ea~rs-s's- % ile o-5s .. &c csalpaay in :,ew ior.
. Accompanied ~
Fire H.Vs-s
" receive ia return % eIlr-ss free Of o'her charge
: y!.at. o.s,aEsf.t.d Br-Fikis; C45 u.ls Sga-fr
ga" IT, r'rTygi. t-sr,, fr-r.S itere0s
By t-aLsal.-tias d. t.s--rrse.ype ana
Irt Hu.l.rs,
They Ell! secure IN Ike manner,
! ha.Gsop,e French T-.s. er Toilet irfisL.
WIN n portrait reproduced ~ th- patented precr,.
~ sending PAR 81 Gss4e-r-oyyp=s and
f.f's.H DglE.ss,
They vii receive il rs.-ru
~ 4 [ili- q Rtrt S~r~es I5,-e,
VIA The portraits executed equal 10 miniature rsi,
- iNN' .H -'As haaHe-r portraits can he Reproduced
'"~~' 9f ere,,y q4o!ag Of. ari,i,
'.-'t4 70 one !ERdred doiErrs the pair.
county and State ,tinctly ''
Al letters - b. addressed to
" AeH1tfF, AH'ef .-aR photographic Porcelain Co. >,
ct-s-Em ~ GrcadW az, New YORK
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STATE CT ILLINOIS, La .SIiie County, ss--lu la.
December tern % J.. Sale County Court . f. I.tt
IN TIE MAJ lE& Or THE ESTATE OF JOHN KDuN
dgC-1sed-No:.ce OF Resignation.
r. 20 ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: Tax. nc,;,. :, 81.
Z iLS GLatrs-scej, guardian e. the heirs OF LII
h@hn d,crasri, VIII, a. the December term Of ,.d
S"t' 20 &c iscri a. t- Court House in the city q
o tssa- in saiI es.n.y, or tie sr.t .IorI.y If r.,
Der, lNt fe9'ot 70 s!c Court for acceptance hi- re-
s.u-on e the atle- Of guard :au 81 The heir. o, J n
800 ''- d" 81" i1-g 70 LIt statute IL such case
H-"e p. j ifC'l1e1 JOS. HAIEGHoyEK
r.@F"''H tor h' heirs Of JoLA HoLH, deetT,.d.
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" dfchD'Lrs .>uI>
Z -Lal rel FOR charges, the following prop.r.y a,
W pubic auction on Monday. the 2lst day Of nm
art- 500. al "y'e-- 81 the warrhou.e Of CgsI.
u.n 'aTe~ ~ the c-ty Of Ottawa, La lie CO. Iii
i--=.-- tonier- = ea..~-.
VI Dog ., - grind tones
hT l. H.-"Tt. - feet I-I.h,r 8 SCI. waror, hubs
I. D. Ha"pny, boxes soap.
H~gry Er - box goods
{. g. Caarh.H =rG ca.ssoas
+. E-;tL,r. ga.T
= i.a.-'a- , bin-.s
!. - I.A.ay- J ask .lquor.
H3..n1 : t,N-. E.a.s. are
- L-rI-, box L.-G,.
+ : .rr.,., . boxes .-k.
oc-J-sm CUsHHAN yOaCE.
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Reol estate.
Valuable CITY Property for sale.

valuable CITY property for safe.
THE under signed oilers for sale the valuable proper
= ~ upon which lie now resides, being Lot l, Block
-. States Addition, situated the corner Of Ccum
bus and Washington streets, near the Supreme Court
Building
There is good dwelling, wagon makers shop, aud
black smith shop, with well, eist-rn. &C, all ia good
order, the premises.
Also Lots and S. in Block II Raiiro I'd Addition to
Ottawa being the south corner OF the b!ocE, ana
situated the OF Columbus aud Joiie. streets,
north of the freight depot. There is good Two story
dwelling ho,ise on The corner lot.
As the uBderslgne, has strong inducements present
ed him change his business lie SI sell the above
property at : bargain. lsep2zl PATRICK flaming.
Fine Farming lands for Sale.
'HE undersigned has still large quantity OF sren-
did farming lands in La Sale and Livingston coun
~ fer sale, terms III tracts Of frsIn ~ TO $50
acres, purchasers may desire These lands all lie
within convenient distances Of the rTOCd. and the
canal a.ld afford he best market facilities.
Ott8wa, the r. l. x. r., aud Pontiac, the c. A.
n T. Il viii te the most convenient places 10 stop
for tnC-e osnin. to examine the land. Anybody in
either place can direct persons my residence.
Eruce, August %, 1860. WILLIAM sTKAwN
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MAN EiODD.

rsiFRA MANHOOD.
A--ssfsssy HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
sI4e-iAS..sy Just PaJiisAed ia u lSeIIef EgrsioDs
{ LttiS Ht on the nature, treatment, and radical
~ cure OF Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness
scxua! Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary Ennis
stems producing Impotency, Consumption and Mental
and Physical Debility.
BY ROB. }. CULVEEWELL. n. ID.
the important fact that the awful ecuence. Of
SELF abuse may be efectuay removed without internal
medicines or the dangerous appca ions of causlics in
struments. medosed bouges, and other empirical de-
vices. is here clearly demonstrated aud the entirely
new akd highs successful treatment adopted by the
celebrated author fully explained, by which
every is enabled irself perfectly and Mt
the least possible cost, thereby avoiding all the aiyer
tsed nostrum. Of the day. This Lecture will prove
boon 10 thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal TO address, post paid on the rs
cept OF tive postage stamps, by addressing DR. CHAs
J. c. KLINE, ss0 First Avenue, New York, Post Boy
1'oo' aug25-ly
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A PLEASANT residence in south Ottawa larg,
- portion OF the purchase money remain secured
cn the premises Tor term Of years NIL De ex.
changed for farming land.
deglI JOHN p ANTHONY
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Books! 2s0oI,>. Books

At Z y. GRTGG.S' DRJG IND EOOE STORE
tsf RECEIVED, the largest stock OF Books asd Sta
- uonery ever brought to Ottawa.
School Books of every variety;
Stationery OF all kinds;
21o Reams OF Paper such as Note, Letter,
Cap Bill Cap, Legal Cap, Book Cap, &c;
plain and Ruled Paper of all kinds;
Cards Of all kinds; colored Card Board;
Drawing PAPER. in rolls and in sheets:
Envelopes ali sizes and cciors-also opaque;
Memorandum, Diaries, States DC.
BlanE looks, of all sizes and varieties.
Gift Books, Annals, Albums, Portfolios, &c.
Childrep's Books and Primers.
Books that not in Town W II ordered as wanted.
ocl y. Y. GRIGGS. t0tfipgeJ's Block
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Prepared By Dr.. j. G. Aver & Co.,
MASS.

Sod in Ottawa by d. WALKER. T.. y GRIGGS, G. L
THOMPSON, and VI. KNEUsSL: III Chicago by J. II
REED CO, and dealers in every town in til United
States. ecj-3m
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flCEiS g SIIGG,S.
III IL. Ok I 4 y Il 4 L. IEN L


Lands bought and sold Commission. Taxes pa 4!
Abstracts OF TILE furnished Collections made, Invest
sen;s made in Government other Lands, Mouey
Loaned Ottawa, August 5, io5..
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s1s s~se.c
GH LOTS in Sarges's Addition to Ottawa and 80
w Lots ia Old Town aud SJate'- Addition to O,a-
w. isf Sale chap. a4o~l l.. 4. SA%GKR.
's'HRE.E Houses lad Lot. rent.
aaHs l. P. SANGER.
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.arllIuc tur.I. Tor =;

sa-lI.s:if- fi:ffAS sSF SAFE.
FEI.is undersigned has -5-J acres OF choice uhIG
= prove farming lands, in Id Sale and Livingston
Counties, Ger sale, easy terms.
N.Y. GEO. AVERY.
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THE
PeOple'S Cooking Stove.

We beg leave 70 FaII tt aiIefti9 o! fseLtepefs TO
eur new elevated even Cooking Stove, lie
sz ~ szz ~ Ezsz HEees
For burning LitunIuous eeai
Til. is got up IA he h.os; simple style having
direct draft from the gy-te tie smoke pip, "-
.crarers attached TO the &c clean out the fges
while the stove m ora'ion- There are large doors in
5r.n, f.r putting coal !ogt removing tie top cover.
The plates srs heavy Throughout, aud the top FIRE
uates and pieces are 81 extra thickness, and
,;.a,ed 20 prevent varying or burning cut.
: The "sarprise" has been thoroughly tested during
.l. pss, year. and il fly warranted in every respect;
= HESLEY DOW
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UUY YOUR STATIONERY at
- oRT0N's BOOK STORE,
Tsa - neahins as Dsed Se Drug storss SsnS3
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nfls nfls

HAVE srge assortment of DAWSON, WARREN 1
\ UyDE's Pens, the best Pens made IN the L. s. Karl
Pen is warranted. At the Drug Store of
ecs Ely. GgYGCs
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School Books !!
Pictures.
Dolls :

Pictures.
A FEW nice ones for framing;
IA few nice ones for copying;
Two Stereoscopes and Plates.
At the Drti. a nd Book Store of lccSl E. Y GRIGGs
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MACHINE Oil, Lard Oil. Lins-ed Oil, Whale Oil
M Meats Foot OIL, and Fish Oil, for sale by
aug2V EY CpTcaS
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DAYTON
Woolen Ianufac tory!!

EsyiE undersigned take ths method OF informing their
old cGs'oIner- &l5 the public generally, that az.
putting INTO our Estapane. t Spriuy Machinery Il
Will enable as 20 turn ont tst double III, amount II
Goods We has. usually done; ne demand for Good
warrants tal- additional! Ma rni'rS aud hope
satisfaction IL our exchange % " soen Goods wool
We never have and 90 moi intend 10 card wool
portion Of cotton and .e a.: al WOOL! Or goods are
Narrated IN t.s respect. AID al-O fer
shall continue to exchange for wool formerly tie FOL
lo~in7 liz Is Of G"oG- viz Heavy Ca-.irer.s saue.
Jesu-, Iaau.is o; derreHt kinds. La..si, and Storx
ls arm Ccbsi-i ~u. attention I'll 80 paid 20 stock :
Yam orders vii be filed or 81 III r-E-ut grades and
kids % Yarn, comllot Mixed, Indigo E.s Mnea Red
tl0ad.E &c. And s- Eii rlaaE!4r.,r- Tor u.-c as
ard G;Aef- WOOL - ioa 81 ouv ha.Grci arS- and up
wares Hto stO,A.lc iaEc, ~ any II the above lid.
good. O. !.O-I-. terms fer c~-'. grnl Also.
CarGinc and spiHuiog
VII be done la !cis Of 81 lbs and NV -.s Al j. 10
cents per fy-a8.
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NOn.lIxpiOsive Fluid.
TDEMEMBEK thatE Y. GRIGGs has the only genuine
III SonExplssive Fluid sod in 0ttsvs-Sl others are
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RANCHES.
SEFUL and Ornamental, such Money arses
u Card Gases, Cabas, Pen Knives, Tabies. &c
&C Ely. GRIGGS
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DOsESs
w AK, Paper, China, and India Rubber Dolls and
w Doll Heads, from b cents to 81 Paper Dolls and
Furnites Also, large stock of Toys the Drug and
Book Store of locSl 4. Y. GRIGGS.
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1000 PIECES OF Shee; Music just received, max
| Z\VJ ing ray stock very large OF Songs, Duets
ouartettes Wazcs Polkas, Marches, and Schottsches
liberal discount to teachers. good stock of In
struction Books ldeci"I f. T. GRI6GS.
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FerHumery ana Soaps.
i UBlN'S Extracts, Colognes. Extracts Toilet Soaps
II Bleached CASTLE Colgate's Honey Soap, Sachets
Puhs, Hand Mirrors, Toilet Powders, &c, &c.
ecS Ely GRIGGS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-04-26

"IscoSsrs FOR SEwARD.-The Republican State
Convention OF Wisconsin, met At Madison on the both
feDruary. Strong resolutions, instructing the dele
gates to vote for Seward, as the Presidential candi-
dare. we're adopted.
MEcHASIC---This class have for sometime been
oolged 10 work for greatly reduced wages, the aver
age price % JOurneymen in Boston, not exceeding
81 % day The following i about the average
rate Of price,: MasDus from 81 90 70 - %: Car
penter-, % cents 20 II %, Stone Cutters. II SC 20
y W; Piasierers. 81 - t. 81 -; Ltrbers. 81 90;
Ftinisr-- (hOH-e) % cents 10 - -: Stair builders.
Il % t. - %; L.horers. II 90 90 - 90; Ship
Carpenter, Il 90 70 - %. Many haze been en-
ployei in the suburban towns aud cities at much
lower rates than the above prices.
PtRE's PEAK GOLD The Director OF the Philliel-
phIa Mint. speaking IN mis- annual report Of rhe Pixies
Peak gold. says that the fueuess Of the gold has the
average range Of 500 20 $40 thousludtbs, but g-ner-
ally lies within $50 10 SIS. The allOy!ug metal j.
silver, ~ IN all cIses Of native gold. The value Of
the gold IN bar, allowing for The silver, i nearly or
quite Sl4 % per ounce on the average. The amount
received at the mint in Philadelphia. from Pixies
PEEK, mp TO the date Of the report i 81. $50 10.
Since the report, the further sum e Sl52.gTS has
been received at the mint 10 Philadelphia. Other
mining establishments have received about S2l0.OD .
from the same source. The amount therefore received
up to this time from thar region Is about 100000.
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More Gro-. Injustice.

MR. EDIroR-Deur SRA Government that
sows to the wind l. sure to reap the Whirlwind. as an
impruient Government, by virtue Of their power at
the blyonet's point, may ride over the weak and act
contrary TO their own written laws, (Which this
Government has done) but they must ultimately
bring down on their own pate their deliberate acts Of
oppression.
The Hawaiian authority makes fish Of one aud flesh
Of another. Three parties were over-assessed, or
rather 0ver-guessei. in our town. Prior 70 my action
the Tax Collector had threatened to distrain upon
their goods, aud laid that he could not 90 behind the
assessment but did 30 afterwards, and remittcI the
Illegal claim Of this Government in February last,
throwing out in one assessment he triauE sum OF
ffty5fgs thousand dollars, and in the other the sum Of
ten thousand dollars and although l was assessed
over twenty-five thousand dollars too much, they
must enieayor 10 make me submit, right or wrong.
l have sought justice. as yet, in vain. The Chief
Justice indicated the repleyin suit as adapted TO
meet the case. hut. before the jury, he indicated
another plan, viz to sue the Minister Of Fin
ance. who had not received the money. In this
repleyin suit (note it We ~lawyers) the Chief Justice
would not allow me 70 prove that l was unfairly
assessed, although | had no appeal neither would
he allow me to prove that the law was bad. and made
contrary 10 the Constitution, and also Contrary to
treaty rights a. a British subject.
II this ruling Is merely an error OF the Chief Jus
,ice, he is unfit for his high position, and in due time
my words will be proved. that he does not know the
law Of repleyin even Of his own country, although he
studied the law there. Fortunately, l have treaty
rights that by-anl-by must be respected, although
for awhile treated in 50 cavalier a manner.
II Is TO be hoped that the unrighteous decision Of
the Court, in this case, may he protested against by
foreign representatives, for their own citizens and
subjects may be some time Or other placed in similar
circumstances, and their rights may also be invaded.
Let this evil be checked in the bud, rs other evils Of
the government administration are growing up with
q mushroom growth.
The Chief Justices ruling out evidence in my late
replevin suit is contrary 10 law and justice-as |
plelge myself to prove, and guarantee so to do to my
friends in due time. | will not be reduced TO a state
OF slavery. I will not be ridden over rough-shod,
contrary to law. 1t is said TO save the finances of the
country, they must trample me down.
| sincerely hope | am not the only man on these
Islands who has not sold his birth-right.
Yours respectfully,
JOHN THos. WATERHoUsE.
u.,,I,I, Anil - 1890
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John-on-- Island A-ain.

Ma. EDITOR As much talk and many erroneous
statements have been made. since the arrival of the
schooner RaHeiGmsha II, with regard to Captain
Kecgan's ability as a navigator, and knowing the
circumstances which led to an unsuccessful termina-
ton of the voyage. l feel it my duty TO hy them be-
fore the public, believing that the seIfIring commun-
ity will. upon hearing them, exonerlte him from the
charge of incomPetency, and will also Justify him in
returning to this port when ne did.
The agent gave lin writing) a. the position Of the
isIand-Parporting to come from observations taken
By Captain Moody, Of ship .fi5ic Brorn-lai. 20 40
v, lon 100 10 ". Also. the position assigned by
the English Board Of Admiralty chart. which places
the island in lat. 20 A. y, Ion. l6y 81 W.
NJ Mr.. Editor. the island. on B.unts Chart, lies
in lat. 10 As Y, Ion. 100 &c W.-(which i corrobo-
rated by the statement OF Captain Pendleton, Of the
Sarah Parbs)-showing a difference between the
true position and the one given to Captain keegan Of
90 so, or over 200 miles in latitude and 10 miles in
longitude. With these facts before him. can any rea-
sonable man wonder why Captain heegan did not
find the island, or blame him for returning after hav-
ing cruised fr FIVE Gays in and near the position
given him. with his vessel deeply laden and bolster
Gus weather. VISDEx.