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Charlotte. Vt. jan. H. lS6g
have used DR. White Elixir IN my family during
the last two years. and find II the best medicine /
have ever used in Of Group. Coughs and Colds
a +. STONE
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months without single failure when taken directed
and without the least injury 10 the health in GHy ease
Il is put up in bottles OF three different strengths with
full directions for using, and sent by EypTes- eoS
Sealedo all parts ofthe countrv Prices u strength
$40: Half Strength. So Quarter strength. y pc
bottle g7=Reme mber, This medicine Is designed
expressly for OBSTINATE CASES. in which all other
remedies the kind have been tried in vain Z~Be
ware OF imitation None warranted unle-z purchased
dfyscfly Of Dr.. NJ or his office Prepared and sold
ONLY at DR.. MATTJSON'S REMEDIAL lNSTI-
TUE for SPECIAL DISEASES No. > I hlon ST..
Providence. X. /.
nThis Speciality embraces all disea-e- OF Prtrats
nature both OF MEN and WOMEN. by Il regularly
educated physician of twenty years psactee, giving
his tohoke attention to them. G-Con@ultations by
letter or otherwise strictly confidential and medi
zines will be sent by Express from O5SyrafieH,
TO all parts of the United States. Also acc ommods-
lions for patients from abroad wishing tor q secure
and quiet RETREAT. with good care. until restored
TO health
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
CT-In these days of medical imposition, when men
assume to be physicians without any know edge of
whom they apply, before at least making some m
gnyy and especially in relation TO those who make
the greatest TstsHOHs. Advertising physicians, in
nine out of ten, fupoStrs and as the news
papers are full of their deceptive advertisements,
without making inquiry, ten to one OF you will be
imposed upon. GTDr. NJ. will send free, by enclos-
ing one stamp as above, pamphlet on DISEASES
OF OMEN and on Private Diseases generally; also,
Circulars giving full information, tth the most
doubted reference ard testimonials without which
advertising physician medicine OF this kind Is
deserving of ANY CONFIDENCE WHATEVER.
Dr. Madison is the only educated physician inProVi
dence, if not in New England who adyertises, max
ing speciality of Private Diseases and be furnishes
the very best references and testimonials, both of
his honesty and his skill. If there ARE any others
LET THEM DO THE SAME.
U-Orders by mai promptly attended 10. Write
your address plainly, and direct to DIR. n MATT
son, as above. 28-1y
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERA.TOR.
The Regeneration is put up in two sizes, and
retails for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest.
Who wants a Good Head of Hair2 Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.

Please read few certificates from the following rea-
bic and we'll known people.
MRssRs. HENRY P. WILSON g. Co.-My wife is
using Regeneration for the hair and pronOunces it
far superior to anything she used for the hair.
et>y applied does soil in the east-has disagree
able odor increases the growth of hair prevents fall
off, and often the headache. l forward you
this certificate unsolicited, because think an article
that will do what your Hair Regeneration will should be
widely known. Think it is the best article for the hair
REV JACOB STEVENS, Newburyport, Ms
ii like the Hair Rsgenerator and Dressing very
much" Rev. Gro. W. WooDIsG, Hartford, CT.
Il unhesttatingty pronounce it Invaluable arti-
cfe from the effect on my Own head"
$ A HILL, wife of Rev Henry Hill, Manchester n II.
IT rendered my hatr soft and glossy"
Minor FARBAR, Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
~ feet confident that IL operates a dye, but
u TfstoTe the roots TO their natural healthy state.
REV. z. NJ. KELLoo, Nashua, n H.
II most cheerfuliy md it to all persons"
kEY. Z. RUSSELL, Littleton, n. II.
November l.
NEsses. HESRY P WILSON * Coz have no hesitaDey
IL saying, rny opinion, Mrs Wilson's Hair Regenera-
and Hair Dressing the best hair preparations
u--- shall continue to use them with pleasure.
REV II. II. HARTWELL, Lawrence Mass
November
Ng7sRs. HENRY ?. WILSON L Co: l have used your
ia Regeneration and Hair Dressing and have received
benefit from them. deem the articles worthy Of
sh commendation and cheerfully recommend them 70
al who want to restore gray hair to its original COLOR
any who troubled with dandru, dissgreeabie
itching d the head humors to those whose hair is
falling from the head
REv G. w. H CLARK. Great Falls. n II.
MG.sas HENRY P, wl1soz Co: deem Mrs. VII
sons Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing the standard
articles If all hair preparations. have in many H.
fallen Of remove dandruf the hair its original
color, entirely the painful headaches-and
instances most serious hunors Personally, have
been a sharer in several Of these benefits.
REV. HENRY HILL, Manchester, n. II
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DO YOU KNOW IT?

CONSUMPTION Is THE MOST Fatal. SOURCE OF
MANKIND. 1t has been truly regarded as AN LNCURA
RE XIADY-fcw ever survvlIgits attack % one St1th
Of the 1ch1le human rare" says Dr. CHCRCHIL. and
MORF THAN ONE HALF OF N THE AN 1T IOPl-
ALTON of most iyiztI communities PERISH BY THIS
MSFASF'' What sad commsnt,Ty On the boosted
efficacy Of the Healing Art
The brilliant discovery Of IT, Churchill, made 10 the
nperal Academy Of Medicine, Of laris. has proved an
iifima5Ls boo1l the world Iy the U.s. Of this new
a.L ..lL.t.LL 1aelLaL nneAL. Known 10 ChcmistrY
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I-A single bottle of sPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its cost annually
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From II. Eran.im.r, No,fok. Va.

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Ia.
CephaIic Pills accomplish the object for which
they were maze. viz: Cure Of headache in all its
forms
From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than thousand
cases, with entire success
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..,.a..,,,;ot;,,o, nainsI tried
ten'at VIII 'IlE9, 'I bod 40 If the best
various rr''ig,',' I tI, Inne Of Them Pro
FhysicIt'n5 ~ H,I S.bnoi \feJcaI College, and
9oSot r -; a, - ,;vo me- anv Relief! was so
Lay 80 H. +yas confi1ed to nv bed for
800 &C., Months The nerves and muscles
yer tiii i 80 oo,,trsnted and drawn up,
oi one T TX NT0T Walk had MORE
tn4t 'oI WV ~ pT,TEtTc TIGERS on
IHA A., fuo po ,.;cb took from time to time
- La2 73bo, ONE HUNDRED PIECES OF
BONE, some OF them from three 10 I2ur lhcne3
long. | was reduced to almost a skeleton, ana
my friends had given up all HOPES OF my
RECOVERY! | was III this condition when
7 canmannad the use of your Blood and Liver
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THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOR FEMA LES
DR.. Mattison's Indian Emmenagogut

u This celebrated Female Medicine
possesses virtues unknown Of any
thing else Of the kind, nd proving
eiectusi after all others has e failed, il
pre- pared from an Indian plant used
bS the natiyes for the same purpose
from time immemOTia and now for
the first time offered 20 the public. II
is designed for both ,ga-visG and single
}qdiss, and j. the yery be-tthing Known
for the purpose, as it will bring on the
monthly sickness in Gases OF obstruction
from any cause. after al. ether rene
dies of the kind have been vain. This
may seem incredible but lift faIl in any
case. the pTict &C. . BE- rsfUH1ed. 1000
IlnI.EI L ( ln. O Ian aaIA In IL n hsaara
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Gentlemen II will
with great pleasure
give my testimony
as to what your SAR-
SAPARILLA AND
STILLINGIA, or
Blood and Liver
Syrup, has done for
me. Some three and
a half years since, /
was attacked with a
s OR 0 F e L 0 U S
WHITE SWELL
ING, which was at
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CUMBFRLAND COAL.st
EEyNgtF r.
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SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
Is WITHIN THEIR REACH.

As ,ass TsstiB0Htals unsolicited jg 8ir SPAL
ING. hgsg aBOya EH7usstioRO5!s pyoof Of me sn .
jag Of Ea's trlay Scientific dtssoreyy
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
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Belle Vernon, Ohio, Jan. Is, I5oI.
HENRY {. SPALDISG, ESQ,
j wish for some circulars or large show bills, 70
bring your Ceph&Ic Pills more particularly before
my customers II you have anything of the kind
please send to me
One of my customers who is subject TO severe Sick
uesdache usually lasting two days cured Of al
attack IL one hour BY you Pills, which sent her
Respectfully yours,
w B WILKES
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Mr.. SPALDING.

wish you to send me one more box OF your Ceph
alIc Pills Aare veceUsd grsaI deal Of bensft T0p
them. Yours respectfully
MARY ANN STOIKHOUSE
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GU

60 sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
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THE HYPOpBOSPHlTES,

''The CURE of CONSUMPTION, oven in the
Second and Third Stages Cat II period, therefore,
when there be doubt $ to the nature of
the Dlsease) La the RULE. while DEATH Is THE
EXCEPTION" ~ KNOW says DIR. e,
THAT they will prove not only SURE 4 REM
EDY In CONSUME TION QuiHine Is IR Inter
mIttent Fever, but also eTcctual n PRESER-
VATIYE AS Vaccination In Small Pox.''
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Not long since sent TO you tor box of Cephalic
Pills for the of the Nervous Headache and Cos
tiyeness and received the same, and and they had 50
go0d e1ect that 1cds induced to send for
Please send by return mail. Direct to
a R WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Mich
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ReynOldsburg, Franklin Co, Ohio,
January g, 1861.
HENRY {. SHADING.
No. as, Cedar St y. Y.
Dear Sir:
Enclosed find twenty-five cents, (25) for which sent
box of - Cephalic Pills" send to address of Rev
VIM c. Filler. ReynoldsSurg, Franklin Co, Ohio.
Your Pits tc0rk Ike a chaTn--cure Headache 0lz10S
iHStantey
Truly yours,
WM. c. FILLER.
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VI KORAN

II BARK Comet, smith, reports-Len san Francisco Aug.
:, at 10 4. VI FIRST two days out hal strong NV. winds
remainder OF the passage, hHi light trades. Sighted Maui on
Sunday morning at : O'Clock, and arrived next at > A NJ
IL Through A. J. Cartwright, Esq, We have the report 4
the bark Harvest, Manchester, with IS bris sp- oil since Ieavins
these islands Also ship Rosssau, Green, and bark Florence,
Spencer, 10Th January. both clean. Whales are reported 10 b.
very scarce on the Line.
II We have been favored with the following report from
Capt L. Meyer, % The Hawaiian brig Hero, from Guam, under
date % 10Th April:
Capt Wilson. with his Vie and child. his first officer ami six
Of his crew. arrived AZ Guam. after having been six DAYS in an
open boat on their passage from the Caroline Group. where they
hal Iiost their ship. the Norm, under English eolors. On the
BorieLaise EeeI The Mona vas bound from sydney to Hong
K0ng. with n had % Goals. Capt Wilson reported two other
vessels a. being lost on an island near the Carolina Group. hut
did not know tier names. The Governor Of Guam intended to
dispatch a government vessel then in port 20 rescue the crews
ofthe wrecked vessel
While We Iay at Middle Harbor, Ascension Island. in March.
the Montreal, Souie, was reported with 90 brs sperm OIL, and
a. having lost her fret officer, Mr.. Gardner, who was killed. by
a whale
wHsLEssrFs AT NAGssAKr, srEIyG. 1s6I-By an occasional
correspondent, We learn that the following whalers touched IT
the port Of Nagasski, last Spring;
ship Isaae Rowland, Long, from Honolulu via Saypan, etc,
arrived March Is, with 30 brts sperm oil sailed again the 3ist
for the Oehot-k.
Ship otheIo, KHImer. from Honolulu via Guam. arrived
March 9th, oil not reported sailed again April 9th, for the
OchOtsk-
ship Harrison, Wool. from Honolulu via Guam. With 20 brls
sperm oil sailed again April lsth, Tor the Arctic probably
ship Magnolia Peirce, from Honolulu via Guam, with 100
bIs sperm oil sailed again April II. for the Arctic.
These vessels have taken the oil reported since leaving the
Sandwich Islands They viii al touch At Hakciadi for potatoes,
touched at Nagasaki between 10Th Of February and 9Th Of May,
Is61-
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y The following has been issued by the Navy
Department at Washington. We give it place with
pleasure:
REwAEDING An EXAMPLE or PATRIoTISM-A GAL
LIANT SEANAN.-In connection with Com. Armstrong;
case, the Secretary Of the Navy has issued an order
which should be printed throughout the country, to
show Americans that there are some who scorn a
base action, even when ordered by suPeriors. 1t is
is follows
lit appears from the testimony taken in Capt.
Armstrong; case. that William Conway, an aged
seaman, doing duty a. Quartermaster in the War
ringtOn Navy Yard At the time of its surrender.
when ordered by Lieut.. +. Is. Renshaw 10 haul down
the National flag. promptly and Indignantly refused
10 obey the order. The love and reverence thus i'm
pulsiycly exhibited for his country's flag. in the hour
Of its peril, are not the less worthy of being called
noble and Chivalrous because displayed by one in an
humble station. 1t l. the more deserving Of com
memOratIon, for sub0riinareS in the service are not
usually expected TO set examples Of patriotism and
fidelity in their trusts, but TO follow them.
The Department deems il no more than strict
justice 10 William Conway, that this testimonial from
the Court in his behalf, should be made known
throughout the service. II, therefore, directs that
this General Order he publicly read, as early as
practicable after its receipt, by the commanders of all
naval stations. and all vessels Of the Navy in COM
mission, in the presence Of the officers and men under
their command"
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OMrrERCIAL
.rHrRSD4r. AUGrNr =. -.

By the arrival Of the Comet on Monday, We have telegraph
e dttes from the Fast u July p san Francisco papers %
August !, anil New York papers 10 July sth- The news from
the states - very important, giving a. u does the first account
Of a general action between the federal and rebel troops,
which resulted in a retreat 81 the federal forces with a large
loss-
The sailing Of the Ddcf4fgr meliionei in our last j. IN
certain, owing to the want q men. probably about the S'h.
The steamer Santa Cruz ~ouLd leave sbout the ljth, and
~ouhi Ta=ehs-= Goals here The brig HHry Ellen was up
Tor this port O. sail between the sh AMI l2th.
The Comet brings quite = Large freight e gods. pureha-~l
for the fall seas5a- The bark Kathleen had ben chartered
for Australia, anI may touch here Oh the way down.
There va a speculative movement in raw sugar.. ia
anticipation q The changes 90 the tariff By circular d
hsssrs- McRuer * Merrill, We quote SAILS Of Sandwich I.layI
sugar. AZ $500 a $1,000, The latter having been obtained On aloi
90 k9loa sugars * Kathleen.
Tie Am. ship Marion arrived On wednesday in 81 days from
Callao, bound 10 Hongkoug- cones in here fr freight.
From iilo, W learn that the brig Frqn~iscO, Richmond. wa
b have sailed on the 2Otht for san Francisco direct. having
obtained a full cargo, Consisting q 500 bales % pulu, CaLOu:
toC0 fos) 1870 gallons Ehae oil, BOO gallons molasses. with
a quantity Of sweet potatoes, oranges, bananas, tar. oil copper,
&c, &c This Is the frst packet 0al@d 1t Hlo for san Fran
cisco direct, by Capt. Thos- Spencer, and promises % he the
pioneer in important trade The trade q HID j. rapidly in
Grazing. and it, imports and exports wfu hereafter form no
incoustferable item ia our annual statistics. We hear that the
bark Florence, on her return from the North. will BE- fitted out
for and be engaged in the California trade from HI5 direct
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%

From SAS FEISCrsCO-per Comet, Aug. 19-2G5 cases, 81
SACKS. 80 pkgs. IL baskets, ) bales, } half bris and l bag mer-
chandie. = cases, 9 boxes and 80 pkGs China mdse, Is sacks
bran, go hdls shocks. = bris heads and Il bIrrel-- p hhts ale
2 ptanOfortes, lot mats rice. IS eoiIs rope, , g oysters, &C and
I box tobacco. 10 bi- AMI . 60 shoulders. - bris and . c. beef,
o half brts and q boNes beef, j box smoked beef, : C hams, 2cs
lard, 2 ctses hardware. } smiths bellows, 20 pk-- nails, GO qr
SACKS and 10 sacks -four. = SIcks nuts, - bts bread, i box and
1 tin OpiGm- Il boxes drugs, ] reel lead pipe, l trunk and l
bonnst-hox, Is bls lime, IS bales hay, 1905 bls salmon. 100
bags barley, 81 bags oats. - sacks potatoes, II bags onions. so
- pie fruits, ! g. matches. 30 kegs nails. / c. bar Irun, 10 bONrs
candy, 2 pkSs haEe. ID g. candles, / c. cheese. l case and l box
pictures, . bales paper. l key ink, D baskets chowchOw, so hr-
SAT-. I19 bids hoops, i case sewing machine l bi glass , boxes
santues, I bndI oil silk. l box gilt moulding l bnil books and
gloves, I ash pan. ) boxes sIriines- ; boNrs apples, : boxes tur-
pentIue. = sacks cOrks. 1000 q siding. $500 Il redwood plank, >
bags specie. 80 sacks sand. ! casks brandy, : casks wine, J
hid ciaret, 9 casks beer. / entire horse, > sheep.
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PASSENG

FoEkGS.
From San FEtSCtsoo-Per Comet Aug Ie-Capt B 3 snow,
wife and son. Rev J Bean, wife an. child, " ; Ogden, wife ami
= sons. Paul Shriy and wife, Mrs kiPp, Miss J Hun j Church,
Herman VILE, Nr Dickson. he kOng-3
Frum CaLLAO en- route foe H0SGEOSG-per Marion, Aug. al
z Curtis, 4 VouSie, : Fisher, t Williams
COASTwISE.
From KarAf-per Odd Fellow Aug 17-Rev A Wilcox and
. sons. Miss VI 4 Andrews. = Misses and Master johnson, Geo
Wood, wife AMI daughter, Mr. Hanson, ) natives on deck.
Per EusrEA. Aug. Il-Frnnl hOnr : Mrs Hopper and .
Children. z Misses Paris hGitHa= Peter Young Kaeo. Nr
EOhaL1 2 Misses and Master Lyons. Master
wight. Miss snd = Masters Bond. KGtrgihGs II Coruwell.
w O Lane. Mani Parker y Nakee- = Misses Make, Miss
AMI Master Lyman. Prof W d Alexander, = Misses and Master
e.ander. Henry Thompson. = Misses and Master Baldwin,
Miss Sarah Chapman, Mrs Fanny, Mrs Poloma, Mr. Mayor
sabin. and III deck passenger
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I.


I5-sch NoikeiEi, NaTeIa, from KahuIui.
I1-sch kaHDi. Shepherd, from Kahului, with 80 kegs
sugar, ~ hides, lot u what, shorts, etc. Pa5seu-
gers-A X Clark. VIM II Bailey, AMI 10 natives
on deck
IG-Sch Go-ahead, Clark. from Kalihiwai.
I1-Sch Keoni Ana Bingham. from AnahOla, with ) cords
Wool.
Itch Noiwahine, Kuheana, from Kauai, - hides, ,
bris tlIlow, II bales fungus, 3 kegs butter. II pigs,
10 eorls wool Passengers-Johu POmerOy, JnO
HaIsteud. and . natives
1s-Sch kezIuluohi. Narchant. from kau and KOua, with
- bales and % hass pull, 5 bales and = bags fun
gus. Js bdls goat skins. ; hides, - bags coffee, .
hunocks- COO cocoanuts, o cords wood, aud a lot of
native freight. Pissengers-Juige Sheldon, j "
smith, and 40 natives on deck.
I7-Sch Ofd Fellow, Caudage. from nanalei. with Is cords
wood. ! hOys-.
1T-Srh Jeanette, kaiama, FROM MalkO.
l3-Seamer Kilauea, Berril. from windwarl Ports. with
4S sheep, u head cattle, 9 horses, 30 hogs. 8 bales
pulu, = do. fungus, Il brts potatoes, 3 bris beef, 5
pcs machinery, ; Pkgs grapes, lot furniture, etc,
and "A quantity % native freight
I9-Am bark Comet, smith, Is days from san Francisco,
with 4. = mail
IS-Sch Nolokai. Jim, from AnahOla, with 10 cords wood.
2D-Sch Warwick, John Bull, from MLIokai, with 200 lbs
ava, and - deck passengers.
2i-Am ship Marion, D. A Gross, 81 days from CallaO,
en- route for HongkOug- Touched here for freight
and passengers
g1-Sch Kamehamcha ". morse. from kalepOlepO and
Lahaiua, with Is cords wood ami - sheep.
22-Sch KaIuna, Henry, 30 hours from Metcalrs Landing,
with f6i bags sugar and IS bris mOlasses
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r ego iugcuIo uatus sum, amiCit.am
Atgu- iuimiciuam in froute promptam gerO'
EAST MAUI PLANTATION.

Having left Makee's Plantation at S O'Clock in the
morning, we arrived at the residence Of c. NJ. Spen-
Ger, Esq, the resident manager Of the East Maui
Plantation, at noon, after a leisurely ride. Here We
were most Hospitality received by that gentleman and
his accomplished lady, and. after dinner, visited the
mill and boiling-housc. This plantation contains
about 1900 acres, Of which some 500 acres are planted
with cane. The season for grinding commences
about the middle Of March, continuing about six
mUnths-and the works at the time Of our visit were
in full operation. The amount of this seasons crop
will not exceed 80 tons, the cane having suffered
heavily from drought the past two years in succession
The mill is worked by mule power, and the quantity
Of ca%ne-juice obtained from a days grinding fills FIVE
CHARTERS Of 500 gallons each, each clariher furnish
ing about 500 lbs. of sugar. There are four boiling
kettles, including the tache. The quality Of the
sugar appeared excellent, when taking into consider
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MR. EDITOR Perhaps your friend of the P0iyHe-
sian would have been spared the pang Of which he
speaks, if he had considered thar Hawaiian Pastor
and a Pastor may possibly not be The same IN
diyidual. So far a A Pastor" is concerned, he
has certainly entered into no correspondence with the
editor Of the PoIguesiaa. The wide difference IN
their - religious and political views" would preclude
all hope of good resulting from such a correspondence
not that the editor Of the Government Organ is a
Roman Catholic. or Of any other religious faith in
particular. y PASTOR
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DEPARTURES.

Aug. 16-Seh Moikeiki. NapeIa, for Iahaiua and Kahului.
I9-Sch kamoi, Shepherd. Tor Iahaina and Kahului.
Is-Seh Nofwahinc, Kuh-ana, for NawiiwiIL, KolOa and
Wain1ea-
I9-SchJ Jeanette. Kalama. for Malfko. East Maui.
2p-Sch Odd Fellow. Caniage, for Halalei and kalihigai.
2D-Sch Krkaulunhi, NaTchant. for Knna ana KIu-
2I-Sch keuui Ana bingham. fur AnahOa-
2I-Sch N0okai, jim, for windward ports
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Ships Mails.

FOE sAS FEIScsco-per Comet, about the Goth inst
For LAHAISA-per Kamehamell ", to-day.
FOs Hno-Per Steamer, Monday next
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DIED.

RoHIS>oS-At his residence, in Nuuanu Valley, on the 2lst
inst, Mr. Henry Robinson. Of Yorkshire. England. in The +6.h
year Of his age, after a long and painful illness.