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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-15
DURIFY THE BLOOD.-MOF-
l. FATT'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS and PHENIX

- Fats VEGETABLE LIZ Il rlhLo ana fhENlA
The high and envied celebrity which these pre.em.
nent Medicines have acquired for their invaluable eff
cacy in all the diseases which they profess to has
rendered the usual practice of putting not only unneces
sary, but unworthy of them.
tism, affections Of the bladder and kidneys.
BILIOUS FEvERs AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
In the South and West. where these diseases prevail
they will be found invaluable.
Planters farmers and others, who once use these Me-
o s Be PILES
GGhPs AsD
Dyspepsia-No person with this distressing disease
should delay using these Medicines Immediately.
Ernptions of the skin, eryspelas, aatu.ency.
country these Medicines will be found safe, speedy
and certain remedy. Other medicines leave the system
subject return Of disease cure by these med.
cines is permanent.
Try them. Be satisfied, and be cured.
General Debility. Gout, Giddness, Gravel,
Headaches OF every kind inward fever, inaammatory
Rheumatism T.. impure az Sn oloed, jaundice,
Mercural Diseases-Never fails to eradicate entirely
all the effects Of mercury infinitely sooner than the
all kinds, organic affections.
cured Of piles Of IS standing By the use Of these
life medicines alones alone
Pains in the head sioe back, limbs joints and organs
will be sure of relief by the Life Medicines.
Rush Of blood to tie head, scurvy, salt rheum, swell
ings.
Scrofula, or Kings Evil in its worst forms.
Worms Of all kinds are effectuay expelled by these
medicines.
Parents will do well to administer them whenever
fH S FaE XII II
Purify the blood, and thus all disease from the
PREF AIRED and sold by ''1
DR.. WIN. B. MOFFAT,
3s5 Broadway, corner of Anthony street,
For sale by all Druggists. je2S-d&wly
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The Pain Killer

Has been tested in every variety climate and by
most every nation known to Americans. 1t Is the al
most constant companion and inesmable friend the
missionary and The traveller, and land, and
one sho Id travel on our lakes and rivers without it.
Be sure you call for and get the genuine Pain Killer,
many worthless nosrums attempted to be sud
the great reputation of this valuable medicine
pSr Directions accompany each bottle.
Sold by Dealers everywhere.
Price &c., &c.,, snd ST. per bottle.
-t jim. HARRIS &. CO.,
Proprietors for the Western and Southern States.
.'-t-- Cincinnati, O.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
DAY & jerks. Saint Paul.
Richard +. COMBS, do.
A Hemp Il Co, st Anthony
81 Vawter, do
Chas Crawford, do
Greedy Gray, Minneapolis
w Leonard, do
VIM McCu lom, Me ndota
W. Whipple, Prescott. oc26-wly
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Few are aware ofthe importance of checking cough
or common cole" in its first stage that which il the
beginning would yield to mild remedy, if neglected.
soon attacks the Lungs browns BRONCHIAL TRo'
cHEs" containing demulcent ingredients allay Pulmo
nary and Bronchial Irritaio
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New HoTEL.-We hear it stated thst the
Merchants Hotel is to be removed in the
spring, to give place to magnificent stone
block, to be used as Hotel, and called by
the popular name merchants" and also to
have several stores on the first floor.
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DERRY DAVIS vEGETA BILE
Pain Killer,


The great Family Medicine Of the age.
We ask the attention of The trade and the public toths
long and unrivalled 20 lBo--5)1 r r
FAMILY MEDICINE,
For the cure Of colds coughs, weak stomach gene
raj debility indigestion, and pain stomach and
bowel complaint. collie diarrhoss. cholera, &c.
a1lll AND FOR FEVER AND AGUE,
There Ii nothing better It has been favoraby known
for more than twenty years be the only specific
for the many diseases incident to the human family.
Internally and externally it works equ ally sure.
What stronger proof of these facts can be produced
hanhe following letter received unsolicited from Rev.
A. W. Curtis:
81 Roxs, MAooxs Co., Mich. July 9, 1850.
Messrs. J. N. HARRIS, Co.. ma f-.
Gentlemen The confidence have in Perry Davis
Pain Killer, remedy colds coughs sprans and
Rheumatism, for the cure of which have successfully
to others.
A few months ago had recourse to It to destroy q
felon although had heard its being used for
that purpose bnt having suffered intensely from a
mer one and having other remedy rand applied
the Pain Killer freely for about even
ing and repeated the application very briefly the
morning, which entirely destroyed the felon, and in.
creased my Confidence in the utility OF the remedy.
Yours truly, ...... A. w. CURTIS,
Minister of the Wesleyan Methodist Church.
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MORTGAGE SALE - DEFAULT

MORTGAGE SALE - DEFAULT
Vl having been made in the condition of certain
mortgage, executed and delivered by E. r. Nelsen of
Armstrong of the place bearing date the eighth
day of june ID 1885, and filed for record in the oce
the Register of Deeds of sat Ramsey county, Mil
sota the 9th day of june d, 1885, at IL O'Clock,
A NJ, and duly recorded in book N of Mortgages,
on pages l6l, 1872 and 163, and which said mortgage
strong OF date the 18th june 1853 and due in months
therefrom for the sum of $4,7
And whereas the said mortgage was, by instru.
ment of writing dated the 18th day of December, D,
M Armstrong, Of the city of Cleveland, State Ohie
which assignment was filed for record in the Office of
Register of Deeds of Ramsey county aforesaid the
2ih day of December A. D. 1860, and duly record
ed in book of Assignments, page IS.
And there is now claimed to be due upon the said
note and mortgage, at the date of this notice. the
of 81 900 50-10O-
And no suit or proceedings having been institutes
had at law Otherwise to recover the said debt sc
cured by said mortgage, or any part thereof
of pow of sale contained in said mortgage and
the statute in such made and provided the
following premises described in said mortgage name
ly The undivided half of the ouheast quarter of the
tw enty egat 2S range twenty 1881 west reserv
ing and excepting squal acre in The northwest
ner thereof sold to Edm und Rice according to govern
ment survey thereof siuats in Ramsey county
d. will be offered FIR sale at put auction, at the
front door of the Court House, in the city offs Paul.
in said county Ramsey on Saturday, the 10th day
of February, A 1861 eleven O'Clock In t fore
noon and will there be sold TO the highest bidder for
cash, to satisfy and the amount which shall then
be due said note and mortgage. wthsosts Of SALE
Assignee of Mortgagee
St. Paul, Jan. g. 1861. ian1l-w6w
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nR. S. 0. RICH SONS
Sherry Wine Bitters,

Sherry Wine Bitters,
The celebrated New England Remedy for habitual Con-
stipatior, aundce fever and ague general debility,
Szand all diseases arising from disordered Stomach
Liver or Bowels.
They are used and recommended by leading rPhysi.
clans of the country, and all who try them pronounce
them invalu BILE.
DR.. James L ELeepere. writes from Navarro, Stark
county, Ohio
Thu Bitters are highly praised by those suffering
from Indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver complaint"
they give greas %se b e1o myse
having taken cold become PROSTATE and lost
ss ne ss me- ana can recommend with great
Or VIM Kerr, Of Rogersville, Ind. writes rs ttat
recommended them with great success and with them
raj debility.
Hs whites a. us Long letter. under date Of Nay 1850
Years with great Hsen Tor IF rec
heart Of the most severe and osrang character,
and am now in robust health"
George Hoffman says he was afflicted with rheuma-
asm Tor twenty years in all its various FORMS and at The
tiers efectng the when physicians attend
ing him could DO him no good He says for rheuma
dropsj 1t is a specific certain remedy"
j w Hunt writes from Delphos, Allen county, Ohio,
"a section where fever and ague prevas) that he most
cheerfully recommends them decided merit in ali
bility.
K Gallehers NJ d. writes from Van Vert. Ohio at
most respectfully recommend the Sherry Wine Rttsrs
to the notice of Dyspeptc persons and to ali who reumrs
a stimulating medicine.
SUCH NEWS WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY.
Full directions accompany each Bottle.
They are sold by Medicine Dealers generally.
Price 75c. per bottle r
j. N. HARRIS CO.,
Cincinnati Ohio
Proprietors for the Southern and Western States
TO whom address all orders
For sale.by
DAY l. jerks, ST Paul
RICHARD COMBS, Do
H Hennup 4 Co, st Anthony
s L Vawter, do
Chas Crawford, do
Greedy 4. Gray, Minneapolis
VIM Leonard, dc
VIM II McCullOm, Mendoza
W. Whpple, Prescott. osS6-wlv
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read the piece alluded 10, approved Of it, and il would
! appear on Thursday. The manner IN which l spoke.
and the determination exhibited by me, though not
intended 10 excite him, had that effect, and ms man
ner and language Instantly chan Eed, and IN reply 70
my last remark made, and without allusjou 10 any
other parties. he spoke mp IL = loud ami threatening
voice, Il hare. then, only one mote Or r:trt>S Lar re-
rcnrt7 lsrf me p" II the same instant, hastily uubut-
toniuc his coat. and then his vest. aui Selling =
bowie-knife, the sheath Of which appeared TO be fast
enei TO his left >uspender. by a string or baton.
which 1.-THE suspendsrl ia the haste, Va, broken, and
drew the knife past me, who was still sitting ciuse by
his side. The hostile remark, made In the manner
it Was, with an evident exhibition 4 anger, and ac-
cOmpanied by the hasty drawing Of a deadly weapon,
left me no room to doubt the purpose OF his visit. and
a. ! have never been n the habit OF providing OF
keel ing any weapons Of defense, | hal 10 means left
me but 10 retreat. Had the drawing Of the knife
been accompanied by any GiusiOn It. OIL ~ PARTIES.
or even 5~itiOnt any rewGrE, l might TOt have sup
posed Il intended Ia luluTe ne; hnt accompanied A. Il
was with the menacing expression which | have
quoted land which took care 10 note down within
two hours after the occurreucel together with The ex-
cited features and gestures, l had not then, nor
have | now, room t. doubt for what purpose the
weapon was drawn.
Retreating to the door, opened !; and called TO Mr..
Austin, who was in hi office, and closed my door
after ne. Mr.. \. rushed into the hall, and opening
the door, met Nr. Borden with the bowie-knife in
his hand and standing il an attitude evidently ready
10 meet any attack. Mr.. Austin seized the knife 10y
it, handle in both hands and euieavored 10 wrest it
from VI Dalleh, IN "Htch eHoFl he WIS uh>ucGtSs-
ful. For what took place further between them, |
refer your Exceliency TO Mr. Austin's letter. which l
passed to Chief Justice Allen on the 2Oth.
On leaving the room, | Immediately went down
stairs auI sent "a native boy 10 the Marshals Office.
10 request him 10 come up Immediately. The Com
missioner came down the stairs evidently in a great
state Of excitement, braudishiug the knife as several
witnesses declare, and with the remark, :" keep this
weapon by me 10 defend myself from a clique Of which
you are one, g" or words to that purpart. On landing
on the veraudIh lie attempted to sheath his knife,
but owing to his excitement did not get it fully
sheathed till he reached the gateway where I then
stood. On passing me he made some remark which
| do not remember, but which bystanders say was,
he would put a stop 10 such insults. He then walked
homeward, and | have since had nothing offensive
transpire n this connection. The above statement
embraces all the facts as far ~ | am aware.
y VI. WHITNEY.
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To n Public.

The articles published in the Paciic Commercial
-4freriiser ON the 10th aud 3lst Of January last. over
the signature Of the Tan Payer, 30 and the circular
over my signature, dated 3lst Il January, 1861, al.
dressed to the Minister Of the Interior. having bern
understood by the public and Mr. ". C. P4rke
Marshal Of the Kingdom, rs a charge against the
character Of Mr.. Parke, that a a man and publ,
officer. he has been guilty Of moral delinquency sr
corrupt dealing; l beg leave to thus publicly state
that my meaning has been mist understood. and tina,
| have no reason TO state or believe that Mr. P,rls
has at any time or place been guilty Of Intentionally
injuring any person; and that his conduct has bee,
that Of an honest man and faithful public officer sine,
NV arrival IT Honolulu.
JoHN TUos. WATfRHoUsy
Hnnnluln. March 2S, 1851.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
ARRIy

March sI-sch Keoni kna, Kapuahi, from waipio. Hawai-,
with - bales puIu- ; bag fungus, 8 bags coffee, Is
hii-s. 100 goat skins-one cabin AMI ~ deck pas
scngrrs.
Gam VII ship Josephine, Chapman. from Hlo lay
OF AMI on, and sailed next day for Ochotsk.
23-Sch Ssttie Merrill. Gulck, from Hto and kOhzIa,
with $40 ksEs AMI 20 bags sugar, . brs moL8sscs,
10 bags Pulr. 30 bags arruwroot. Is hides, - goat
skins. . pkgs ava. 5 hogs. Passeugcrs-ChaS X
Clark, one other, and IS natives on deck
23-Sch Ealuna, Henry. from Iiio, with rs Kegs and
IS bags sugar, - bags fungus. : has coffee, > bdls
zoat skins, % bahes puu. - hides Passenger
Nr swain. AMI II natives on deck
2t-Amw VII ship Onward, Allen, from Lahai=a, before
reported.
Gam wh ship Milton, Iiaissy, from Lahaina, before
reported.
24-Stcaner KIauea. Berrin, from vindwari ports, with
20 head cattle, 10 casks tallo~. y sheep, = horses,
boxes honey. 2 bags fungus. 5 bags corn, ! hudls
goat skins, ] piano. . rou- leather. : bags coffee, 8
bags potatoes, % Kegs sugar., : bris molas~es, :
hides. % pigs
31-Sch Kamot, wetherby. from Kahuiui and Lahaina,
with - casks beef - bags -four. bot q ship knees,
AMI other native produce Pas-engers-Mr Cook,
Mr Conant, and - natives on deck.
Gam VII ship oliver Crocker. Cochran, frm Caifor-
coast via Lahaina, 600 brfs VII this season
2S-Sch obi Fellow. CanIage. I'm Ilauaiei. with is cords
trswOOi- 30 bags coffee. sroWrOot, tobacco and 5
deck passeng.r-
2S-Sch Emma Rookie. Wilbur, from Kahului. With -
head CATH. Passensers-Jas Holt, and : natives
on deck.
2s-Am VII -hiP BrasaHza, Turner, from Hno, nothing
this season.
2T-Am VIII bark Alice, Beehe. from Margarita Bay, 2O
VII season. 90 sP. SIS VII. COCO bone. voyage
T-Au VII bark Monmouth. OTmsby, from Margarit1
Bay. 30 bris wh this season
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DEPARTURE

March :I-Haw WI brig Victoria. DaueIsberg, for Ochotsk-
3I-Sch obi Fellow. Candage. tor ports on Kauai.
22-Sch Warwick John Bull. for Lahaua and koInkai-
31-Sch MOokai. Kimo. for Iahaina aui Hama.
&-Sch Netti- Merrill, GuHck, for Lahaiua, kohala and
Hlo.
.5-Stesmer kil1urI. McireguT. Tor windgarl Ports
36-Am WI ship Clsone, Simmons. Tor the Arctic
9S-Am wh ship Milton. Haisey, for the OchOtsE-
26-Sch KsOHi Ana. kspuahi, Tor Lahaina and Hama
Z6-Sch Odd Fellow. Caudage- for kolos and Nawih~il-
26-Sch Kaiuna, Henry for Knua and Kau-
26-Sch Moikeiki. Shepherd. for Lahaina and hahului.
27-Am Sh ship onward, Allen, for the Ochotsk-
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DEaE sfz since having iii, port % December llst. / have
er1i.ed over on tn California coast I had rath-r a vet and
tedious pa-.a-= o.sr. having tn prevailing win!s from NJ
% 81. with bI1zy ~eath-r. I made The c0a-tin 20 days -I~
a number q ships Of Turtle Bay. I run down the coast, and
went into NsrgaTita Bay, where I tD"E seven whales which
stoxei down 30 bris. q oil from there I called at Cape st
Lucas 10 -; a supply q water fr my Northern season, where
ms second officer. Nr. Wallace. and a hoatst.erer, ran away.
As there are many ships ahead o: Ine, you probably have the
general report r the shipping on the coast, did not think II
necessary % report; any further. ". : BEEEE.
II The ship Southern CO0s4, It will De- remembered, vas
exp.rtel % touch At this port about Jan. l. She spoke a
Schooner II Kauai. about 100 miles to le-sari Of Oahu and
the kttrr bag ~as receive. in that way. The following letter,
from a passenger appears ia the Hta, aui explains the reasons
Of the ships not calling in
ship Southern Gross latitude u : so.
long lJ3- 30 ". January 6, 1850.
EDS. alta We sailed from Fan Francisco GA Friday the
I4ih December. bound for HougkOuE. Before We had fairly
crossed the Tar, the -ea became very rough, AL for twenty days
We experienced a succession u heavy ~ea-, head winds and
gales, accompanied by much heavy weather and rain. The
been more like a voyage acrUss the AtlIa-Ic IN winter. eguallei
in all that maEe- an Atlantic voyage very disaEreeable. Most
Of our caDin passengers have been very unhappy, and the eight
and forty Tours usually necessary for persons 20 lind their sea
legs, have extended into fifteen and twenty days, and a number
% heavy seas which unfortunately found ;her way down the
matches, made the four hundred and odd Chinese passengers
between decks slightly damp and uncomfortable. Instead of
making Honolulu. re have been e" headed Of and while | am
writing W. are trying To forward letters, AMI in great haste 1
scribble this Trusting the balance % our voyage will be IS
expeditions a this part has been tedious, / remain yours. etc.
LAHA1Sa, Mach Capt Wool. Of ship Robert EdicardS,
California coast. states that Mr.. Wood. his first officer. on
the afternoon Of she 18th February, tried to board the upward
bound steamer, of Turtle Bay probably the missing boat hut
a. it was blowing fre=h did not succeed. She was making good
time, passing about 4 mile outside the boat Of Nr. Wool.
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Am sch Sea witch. Chapman. wouIl leave san Francisco about
March IS. Gr IIon0luIu-
Hau. brig Mary Ellen. Bennett. viii be due from Portland, Gre
gon- about April IL. with produce % J. ;. Walker.
Am clipper ship Ocean Pearl, CroSeI- would leave San Fran
cisco il. all March, and touch at Honolulu en- route for
China.
Han bark K ". Wood. Gherkeu. from Victoria '. +. With
lumber, IL fully due.
Am bark Oriental, johnson. sailed from Boston. Nov :, With
cargo Goals and suniries 20 T.. Brewer s. Co. Due April l.
Ham brig COncoriia- Cahnhiey- sailed from BrymeriaE-n,
April IL. with assorted cargo 70 NessTs- IIofschlaegar &
Stapsnhorst- Pa; into RIO IN June Tor repairs sailed
again for this port sept %.
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TnE HAr H>wAH-The issue for the present
week completes the 9TH volume of the native paper,
the Hss Hurgij. which during the pasi year has
been {. niuctei with more than usual ability. This
circumstance has had the effect Of increasing its
subscription list to nearly 5000! The editor gives
tatle showing the number Of copies taken in each
district and island, which shows the following re
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ANOTHER LANDMARK RENovED.-On Saturday even
ing last, Old PETER. for . long time the faithful and
attached servant Of Capt. J. Meek, and well known TO
all foreign residents who ever paid 4 visit there, died
at Kalauao. He was 4 BengaIee by birth, and many
Will recall 10 mind the aiacrity and cheerfulness with
which they were always served with food Of some
kind, no matter at what time Old Peters services
were called into requi,irion. lie was seized with
paralysis some eight months since, which added TO the
weight Of years. for he was somewhere in the vicinity
Of ninety, has removed him to another and better
world" Ever attention was paid to him by Capt
Meek and his employees in his last Illness and he
died surrounded with all the comforts which a liberal
heart and purse could bes,ow.
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PORT OF
ARRIVALS.

March 3l-Am VII ship Onward, Allen, from California coast,
1000 VIII season 800 ~h, 5000 bone, voyage
900 VIII. on boari-
Z2-Am VII -hip Robert Edwards, Wool. from California
coast, iO yin, season 12j sp. gO eh, 5000 hone,
voyage $50 VII. on boani.
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PASSENGE

SrOn WtSDwsRD POKTS-psr Klauea. March 2+-Capt = y
Stone AMI write. Capt " q Stone. VI VI Cover. Porter Green, DR.
Hutchiugson- Samuel SaEidge, D VI Weston, Is CapIeyila, and
% deck passengers
For WrSDwGED PoRrs-per Kiauca. March 2j-Nr VI VI
Cover, J D TiaEeko-t, Rev u Capdevl4. DR. Hutchingson, Mr.
McPherson, Harry Turton, and about loo deck passengers.
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MEMOIR NDA.

II schooner E4hsla, Henry reP9rt.-Len Honolulu on
Friay. I5th inst. 10 camrany 3th the Nsfte 1srrtH "a
l-caIm.I II the bell buoy tin about 3 o'c!ocS next morning.
when = tp.G the bre-z-- sighted the Nefis -b1u; halfpa-t =
4. VI. Of ,h- south eni - Yookai stood % Eind~ari and
came ~ with her q Laupahoehoe on MONDAY ~ daylight, and
kept Company all day, both scto1ners carrying sail as much a.
possible. lu order 90 reach Huo one before tn other Parted
company with the y.ffie ab5G; = that ui-Lt, and anchored n
HHo AZ l. a'-rocs miInirhL The Nsffs NsrriH arrived r-1i
morning. Igh int. AZ : o'clock ther=ore THE Ka'HHg eiaim-
q have be.teu che Ns;fis. - sir play. about .=ysu h'1r-. from
pr, u port
n ship Ousari. Allen. from CAPE 81 Lucas, aith 100
brt. N oil .f. .--.r. r-f.r,. .h. following ys--sIs up @ cis
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DIED.

KAEnsNAmA-At waipio. Hawaii, on the 9Th March, 1861,
Kaehamahiai, aged = years, whc 20 D. ". stiles, E-I-, % ha-
uaihae, Hawaii
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VESSELS IN PoRT-MARCH IS.

Am bark Comet, Smith, up for san Francisco.
Am bark Zoe. Fletcher.
Am brig Josephine, stone
Am brig Agate. -
Am ship Reindeer, Raynor-
Am VII ship Nesp=r. Bailey.
Am VII ship Oliver Croker. Cochran
An VII bark Alice. Beebe.
Am VII bark Monmouth, OTmsby.
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DEPARTURE rs.

March 2s-Am ~h ship Milton, Haisey, for Ochotsk-
Zs-Am VII ship Onward, Allen, for OchOt-k-
Gam VII ship oliver Crocker, Cochran. touched here
tT letters. hnrud % Honolulu.
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II Ship oHusT CROKER, Cochran, rsports-Ezpereneed
en- @-athsT during tb- --a-pE sI1uz the Calf1ruit coast
Took The first whale on the - D.esmb-r, and the last about
the 18th January. 10 Margarti Bay was mated with the l. L.
Richmond. and 80 both @ucce-iei IN taking in III thirty whales
Left on the sh Feb, and had light winds ;l within i've degrees
u the islauI5-,hes took the trades strong, which continued TIL
~e reached port Whales were more scarce than formerly, and
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This i certainly $ gratifying exhibit, ami inii-
Gates that the paper j. not only prospering, bur that
the natives appreciate H.