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ARRIVALS.

Aug. Sch ,foiwahine, Kuheana, from Koioa and NaSiliwii,
with 10 eupis wood. 8 bhs tIlow. , kegs butter,
10 hbiss, . bdls tobacco, 10 pigs, = horses, ami Il
decS passengrrs-
sch Kanloi. Shepherd, from RahuIui and Lahainl,
with 80 bags wheat, ~ bags Hour, 20 Kegs sugar,
Tags bran, 2 horses. I pigS. etc. Passseugrrs-
Mrs McDOus1I. AMI natives on deck
Sch Henry. Eivierr. from windward ports. with q bags
fungus, . hogs, and 80 deck passengers
g-Sch Warwick. John Bun. from MOokai, with butter.
Fungus. ) hogs, and l. deck passengers
Sch Hokuleie, from kaihiWai, With II cords wool
lO-Am bark Wavelet, Hasty, Il days I'm san Francisco,
anchored outside, ami sailed again next day for
Shanghse, China
IO-Sch odd Fellow. Caniage. from Haualei, with II cords
wood. III mats sugar 10 pigs, anil 10 Passengers
on decE.
II-Steamer Kilauea, BerrIl. from winIwari Ports, with
80 head cattle. 10 sheep, II Kegs eId = bags sugar.
- bales pulu- - bags pctatoes- 10 hogs, : hides, :
bds goat skins. > boxes pine apples ceases anil :
Pkgs grapes. BOT hoat-knees, one Pas specie, and
quantity 90 other native freight
T-Sch Moikciki. Nap-i1- rom kahuiui. with Isl Kegs
sugar. 20 bags wheat, 30 h0ur, 10 bags oats
I2-Am VII bark Gen Pike, Fisher, - days tm hoii1ck-
with zoo Nh, 80 ST, and 600 tbs bone, season
IsOO brs oil the yOyaEe-+J mouths out stood
OF and on, and sailed again same day for coast Of
Chite.
I3-Am Missionary packet Morning star, Geiett, from
Micronesia with . cords wood Lot cucuanuts, etc
I4-Hax. sch Liholho. Goddard, from Ph0uiN Islands
14-Sch Kameham-ha ~. Morse. from kalcpolepo and
L1haiua, With ~ coris wosi, l. bis potatOcs|
cabin asi > dack passeuScrs-
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FOREIsN.
FROM MfCzOSEsIa-per Morning star, Aug l3-Rev Sarn1 c
Damon. Master EIiie Damon. Mrs GeIr:t, Mrs Doane, = children
and servant, Mrs Stursrs, daughter ami servant. 1 Ashmead,
Rev y y Roberts, wife and > chtsirsu- Master & Corsrtr- and
oue native from Ebou-
sr~n PEzSTx IsLASps-per LihoHho, Aug I4-Cap; J p
ytsrsrirs- Can't " II Bush wm Taylor, James Cook, and so
Hawaians-
Per KuArEA. Aug. II-FrUnI HiIO Thomas Keegan, John
cI.,.,.rb John Dunn, William Hogan. From Hg4J Rev z
Carvin- Mr. Corxin AMI child, e BolmaHn-c ahIa- and loo
deck passengers ga -rg u-pu
a. yrs alien and 2 children, Mrs Armstrong Nrs Thomas
- - rInI Mis- sarah Chapman ? n Iread~ay- Eli
- -. ~ ? ehitfren. Wm : WOud and wife, Mr. IA Corn
10y - Cecil y " Macy, Frank NauIni. W & Lane, VI
ArAT~ atCo 49, - -r+a~---a
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NOTES OF TIIE WEEK.

AN NpRovEMExr.-Goo sidewalks have been
long needed in Nuuanu street. and it is gratifying
to see that our worthy Road Supervisor, Capt. Luce,
has fallen energeticllly TO the work Of remedying
the want. \ long line Of walk, of substantial ap-
pearance. has been built within a few days past, and
the improvement will prove of much benefit in pro-
tecting pedestrians from danger by contact with the
numerous vehicles and horsemen usually passing
along that busy thoroughfare.
Boy KILLED.-On Monday afternoon a native boy
about II years old, was crossing the plains, on the
lower road. on horseback. \ rope tied round the
neck of the horse, was wound round the boys arm and
waist. The horse bolted from the road, throwing
the boy, dragging him some distance before the rope
became disentangled. Sheriff Br own. crossing the
plains at the time. rode up to the boy, but found
him dying from injuries received about the head and
stomach. -
Ran AWAY FROM HER HUsBASD.-While the hI-
iausa was getting under way from her anchorage at
Hawaihae. she was hailed from the water alongside.
Upon looking for the party hailiug, a woman was
discovered, nearly exhausted, whereupon a rope was
thrown her and she was assisted on board. Upon
telling her story it seemed she had run away from
her liese lord. he being q disciple Of the Austrian
General Haynau. Verdict-seryei him right.
HOUSE MISUNDERSTANDING MONDAY night, u thlel
OF thieves entered the residence OF Mr. Varigny, in
Nuuanu Valley, and after visiting the principal
rooms, excepting the sleeping room Of Mr.. V, de-
camped with a complete suit of cl0the-hat, black
cloth frock coat, pants. &C.; and q little loose change,
leaving behind silver spoons and other articles Of
value, which were accessible.
NEW ScHooNEa.-W. T.. Ryan, boat-builder, has
just finished the hull Of a schooner of the following
dimensions Length Of keel, p feet length over all,
so feet beam. 8 feet, and depth of hold, 8 feet e
inches. The vessel will be launched on Saturday
next. She was built for Mr.. Cooper, Of the Royal
Hotel, in the rear of which she may be seen.
SUPREME CoURr-The celebrated tax case, Webster
rs. Watcrhouse, was decided in this court last week,
against the defendant. In the case OF Richardson rs.
the verdict was for the latter, with costs.
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DEPARTURES.

Aug. Sch Noixahine. Kuhsana. Tor koloa and NawiHvitL.
9-Sch Ranot. shepherd, for LahaI1l and kahuIuu-
g--ch Nettie Merrill, BorTrs. for LaLaila. kohall and
Hlo. Passengers-A X CLARK. 7 q ThrIm, Nr
Hague. } U King, Mr. Fa1ien, and aboE: 80 deck
passengers
IO-sch Warxick, John Bgu. for Lahains and MoIOkaL
IO-sch Jeannetts. kalaml, for Nslko. East Maui
IC-sch Henry, Rfvsere, for Lahaina and Hama
u-Sch odd Fellow. C1nIage, for Iasaei and NaviisiL.
II--ch Moikeiki. Napela, for Iahaiua and kahuiui-
I2-Steaaer KIarea. BerrIL. for Lshaina, k0ua and other
windwarf ports
liam brig Jos~phine. stone, for Husbands island. Pas
ssusrr@-Nrs WIN Kinney and , children
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Vessel. Expected from Foreign Ports

An bark Comet. Smith. would saye san Francisco about Aug.
3d-dle here Aug. IS % Is
Am. clipper ship Dictltor would leave san Francisco about the
ir of August
An steamer santa Cruz would Lave san Erancisco about the
Sch Of August
An clipper ship Moonlight, Bre;k, would leave san Francisco
about August l.
British Earx Thomas Daniel. 20 sail from Liverpool on the 2Oth
June, with Al assorted cargo 20 Janion, Grern < Co.
The HaaOveran brig Schwinse, CaTt- koSenullsr. 200 tons
capacity, left Hamburg April -, with An assorted cargo 20
Haskfeti e. Co.
An clipper ship EaIugl. Burdeti. sailed from Boston for Homo
luu Nay lst. with cargo assorted merchandise ~ e Brewer
GCO-dgs sept. l to5-
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The PoIy.csEan and The Hawaiian Pastors.

Mr.. EDITOR 1t seems from the Government Or
gan, that Hawaiian pastors are to be tolerated as re-
ligious teachers, but in politics they must be absolute
ciphers. Can You tell us, Mr.. Editor, what kind of
a religion we shall teach, so as to avoid having any
influence in politics 4: Perhaps you Will thus help us
to escape the castigations of the Governments Organ.
a religion which has no controlling influence over
an individuals or a nations political course, is not
a religion found in the Christian Scriptures, and we
venture to say, it is not q religion worth teaching to
any nation, barbarous or civilized. How, then, Is
the Christian teacher to pursue his work, and yet
have no political influence, and even a . predomin-
ant political Influence, if he is successful in giving
his religious teachings Il predominant influence; 1t
is certainly his aim to give his religious teachings n
predominant and controlling influence over the whole
man. He would induce all men, if possible, to live
up to the precept of the Apostle, " Whether ye eat
or drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory Of
God" And if, by his teachings, ne could bring all
men up to this high standing, would he not virtually
control all the political affairs Of the world:
If Hawaiian pastors have exerted this controlling
influence in the Hawaiian nation, is it not a sure evil
dence that they have been emineutly successful in
their work as religious teachers; That Hawaiian
pastors have done anything more than carry forward
their appropriate work as religious teachers in this
broad sense, We defy the editor of the Polyuesian, or
any one else, to show. Assertions and vituperatons
are not proof Appeal to the testimony Of a preju-
diced community is not proof. So far from stepping
aside from their work as teachers, many Of the pas
tcrs-the writer among others-haye never cast a vote
at a public election.
These remarks are made with the kindest feelings
towards one from whose religious and political views
We are compelled to differ. So far as our own repu-
tation Is concerned, We have very little anxiety about
the weekly etfusious Of the Government Organ, but
their influence in breaking 90 the new-nade ice"-the
moral control now exerted over the peoples = sub
ject in which all, who dwell on these shores, have q
deep concern. Let this ice be broken, and what be-
comes Of our Hawaiian Eden ! y PASTOR.
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~ We are happy to note the return to Honolulu,
il good health, Of the Rev. Mr.. Damon. His numer-
Gus friends will gree; him warmly. He arrived by
the Morning Star. A. Mr.. D.'s notebook : pretty
sure to be well stored with facts connected with the
visited by him, in his southern voyage, the
readers Of the popular Friend may look for interest
in, details in its coming numbers.
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FIRST Wu,LER OF THE SEAsoN-ls will Ice seq,
by cur Marine report, the American whaling bark
Gen. Pike, Capt. !. p. Fisher. arrived at thi, port
on the 18th inst, 20 days f,om KoJiack. Her sea
sons catch Is considered fair. She sailed again the
same day, for the coast of South America.
STEAMER PELr-Ths useful little tug has had her
boiler placed on board again, after having under
gone thorough repairs. She will not be able to do
any towing however until after the arrival Of the
Comet. with some iron castings ordered from san
Francesca. -
- Our thanks are due TO Capt. Babcock for a
rope thrown in the nick Of time, while going along
side Of the Uaveist, and suudry other hyors At
different times.
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ships Mails.
PORT OF HONOLULU. II. l..

Foa StS FEGSCtsCo-Per Comet. about 18th 10 Goth inst
For LsHsISA-per Kamehameha ", to-day vt Il NJ
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from the Mission stations D the Southwark, and the LraO-
lao On Wednesday morning from the islands % the Pho-Hix
IshnL GuanO CO.. created some trlaing excitement ou change.
For particulars d their respective cruises = e would refer %
the interesting eorresp0EieHeei in our columns, ami uraoFalIa-
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DIED.

GErSSELL-MaTeh Jls;, on board bark Arab, while going
from Guam h Yokohama, whittier she ya- bound for Iu-Ii-tl
aid, Capt GrinneI, Of drDpsy.
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San Franciscc.-..----July -
New iorK. (papers June Il
Geographic July Is
Tahiti. --.......-....Alay 10
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London. Papersl june ;
Geographic June
May Is
sydney, y. = W.-.--.MsT. -
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SUPREME CoURr-The celebrated tax case, Webster
rs. Waterhouse, was decided in this court last week,
against the defendant. 10 the case of Richardson rS.
Harding. the verdict was for the latter, with costs.
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best display Of Peas, not less than one
,satpinta Of each kind Z. SO
best three marfew squashes .Iiss. 80
best five citrons 49,, SO
best J. peck kidney beans 81 .fslf.a+s8. sss sc
Awarding Committee--Dr. L. F. Ellsworth
Mrs, Dr. Walton, Mrs. Stephen Pancoast, Mrs,
Mortimer. Pollock and Mrs. Alex. Buchanan.
R.f .-ef Glass N.--Farm. Products. bas X
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

@Twelve lines, or less, will be charged as
one square.
@All legal advertisements will be charged
by the line. st
Er Notices of the appointment of Ad- 81
6Y ministrator's and Executors; also .Ra
@ Attachment Notices, must be paid in 50
O. advance. : ~
@ twenty-five per cent. additional will be
charged on the price of job work if not paid
in advance, and on advertising if not paid be-
fore taken out.
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEl
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ar. Asshs szHovses for .Ss0eepstakes,, 81 tsy
FASTEST trottiug horse or mare in single har-s
dff6ss not less than four to maks a. ~
gH5ld... a.. -. SO. -. s.... ~ 90
q H sutrsnce tee Of i've dollars will be re-
Quirsd. = is f'ts ets.sz ssss
tsszsst ttotting 8 year old horses or mare Z
b3n sfu6I6T I6Tharness-not leSsf than feur =.
~ uikke aafeld. $l5, 90
ixnSenfraDce fee of 8 dollars will be required.
FASTEST pacing and racking horse OF mare in
single harness not less than fear to make
skfsid aet.ste y SIS
An entrance fee Of S dollars will be required.
.AWARDrxo CoNMIrrEE-Benjamin Hughes,
Isaac Mitchell and DR.. A, Covert
CLASS B1MnlesI and Jacks.
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LISE.O PREMIUMS

TO, BE AWARDED BY THE
M0NR0R COIWrYaA G RfcULTU
RAL SOCIETY.
AT THEIR
TENTH ANNUAL FAIR O
To be Held at the Fair rGround,l at
WOOdS6eld.
Wsdsesdty.7 7Harsdag and Friday the lsM,
l9th, and 20M days Of September.
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!. .Bl.LOOMEfRt. :: HOUSE.
~ o o d SHIELD o HxO.

1. A. UaVlS- PrOpflctoE.
TOMMY DAVIS HAS TAKEN CHAR0R or
i the hotel, formerly the HotfAsD Nousa. soh
the corner of Main cross street and the
public square, where he will be pleased to
see his old customers. and he bSgs lsSSe t6 as-
sure them that they viii find him as Attentive
and accommodating as at his old stand = He
has thoroughly reftted and refnfpishe1 ~
house from garret TO cellar, and pledges him
self that no house in Woodsaeld shah ~ T3SSS
general satisfaction. To his Dld oustounsas AZ
need say nothing; new ones are requested e.
try him.
April 2Sth, Iaoe 'oez aafYsa ak
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tackss of Nervous or Sick Headache may be
prevented; and if taken at the commencement
of an attack immediate relief from pain and
sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea
and Headache to which females are so SUBJ
ject.
They act gently upon the bowels,-remov-
ing CostiUeness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Fe-
males, and all persons of sedentary habits,
they are valuable as Laratiue improving the
appetite, giving tone and uigor to the digestive
organs, and restoring the natural elasticity
and strength of the whole sytem.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long
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ments, having been in use many years, during
which time they have prevented and relieved
vast amount of pain and suffering from
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stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their COM
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diet. and the absence of any disagreeable taste
renders 1t easy to administer them to childen.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITSl
The genuine have FIVE signatures of Henry
C. Spalding on each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in
Medicines.
A Box will be sent by mail prepaid on re-
csipt of the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDING,
4S Cedar Street, New York.
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5nda 40 h2s d';;;;...Ss. :; ..;;;...i Z
srs Horses for Heavy Dranght
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9ndf do. scr do gfssa. .....s.s......s.3 -. ~
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And de do ...s....!. .s.- SO s
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2ndss do fs..ii. dosl - us.1, >. s..~.,... 3D.
Best pair Drsusht Mares .s..-.,s. ..-.is.,55s9
Ind. desns III do, Il si..... .....s......t.3 . IS
sAwAsprra CoxHErrEE---Hsnrys Brown, De-
mus 3lusher and Geo. s. Algeo. gsf,s,s u i
.fssI 7.Horses for Harness. &c. ..sse2
Atpair match horses for light harness $500
2aA s.ssxo do sts ea sssdo.5 !. Il s ss3i :,
lsstspair snatoh Mares, for light harness..5 q
2nd do co ..3 ~
Hsst l0eading for single harness.. ...s...4s
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Bat Saddle Gelding. -.4s4i
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= SAVE THE PIE RCESl
EcoNoMYt aaoeet e&e.e D1SPATCHl
ESy GA STITCH IN TINE SAVES NINR!". ga
As accidents will happen, even in well reg
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N. B.-A brush accompanies each Bottle.
Price, Is cents. Address,
HENRY C. SPALDING,
No. 4s CEDAR Street, New York.
CAUTION.
As certain unprincipled persons are at
tempting to palm off on the unsuspecting pub
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c. SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE, ~
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Aaauos lido 10 <zs saHtatS do s1Eis.s ..A
De5t .susiling muls colt... .ss "a :. ..l
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Bspt Dprhsn Bull over 8 years ...u. IS
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Best do Hyafsfscaif d q. .ss.5. ..........2 2
1S5sou do7s-do nsss. ~. :. u. =. ..s.1
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ET A single bottle of SPALlING'S PRE-
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Regulations.

:. l.. The payment of one dollar constitutes
any, person a, member of the Society. for one
year. All members have a right to compete
for premiums. 4.Eiar asls a. II )! LAe
.5 q. Any article offered for premium mus.
be owned or manufactured by the person Of
feripg it, or by member of his family under
81 years of age. .se-e s.ss {5s :
8. ALI kinds of stock, mechanic arts, farm
ing implements, dairy products, paintings,
needle work, &C., Of other counties and States
are allowed to compete for premiums on an
equal footing with Monroe county.
4. All articles, whether made within the
year or previously, and whether heretofore had
premium awarded or not, are eligible to CON-
pete for premiums.
-5. Exhibitors required TO have their
articles and stock entered on the books before
they are placed within the enclosure, and be-
fore IL o'clock of the first day Of the Fair, and
remain until 3 O'Clock ofsthe third day, On
the entry of the. articles and stock, cards will
be furnished with the number and class which
are to be placed on the animal or article to be
exhibited. /"
g.. Whether there be much, little or no COM
petition, premiums will be awarded, provided
the regulations of the Society be adhered to
and the ARTICLES are meritorieus.
TX S. P. JONES, Prest.
J. A, MolRIs, sec'y.
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Z Female EqtleStfianism.

One hour OF one OF the days OF the Far
racing r viii is he allowed Il The COMMITTEES will will
have reference only to the ease grace and style
of the competitor, and her command of the
horse. Eight to make field NO entrance fee.
1st. Premium. :. -. $40
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TEE Law OF NnwsPApERs.

l. Subscribers who do not give express no.
tice to the contrary, are considered as wishing
to continue their subscription.
2. If subscribers order the discontinuance Of
their newspapers, the publisher may continue
to send them until all arrearages are paid.
8. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
thei- papers from the oiices to which they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
have settled the bill, and ordered them disconJ
tinued.
4. If subscribers remove to other placesI
without informing the publishers, and the pa
pers are sent to the former direction, they are|
held responsible.
s.. The courts have decided that refusing to|
take periodicals from the Office, or removingi
and leaving them uncalled for, is prima facie|
evidence of Intentional fraud.
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Dest busneI sweet corn meaI ou
best do white beans
best display of peas,r peck r.rx,. SO
best 10 lbs. of hops i ~ Sc
No premium shall be awarded in this class
except to the producer and of the crop of 1851.
Awarding giCemmittee-Jacob Moose, jacob
N. Mitchell, Thomas Ford, Isaac Booth and
Abraham Mann. .. ,fs.,ss4ss fg5sFss.Tt SIT