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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-07
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- FEyUE S.fscrinrr would respectfully
"a Lis customers and the
g. 's-ss5s-7-s public generally. that H. has very
y large assortment o! SADDi.Ef AND
= f-t--E=f<Z ~UAENESS WntE % S.xtrH QEd!Ey,
- ready ter r,,e Sf.t.tSi TRABt,wi,!0s
he can sell at Old PRICES. No br. 4k-tug buckles
used. but every Of hSraess has the iAPaON I'D
FOSr PATENT TR tCE BUCKLES o., y Hich no one
should fan. 70 secure They avoid the breaking OF ira
c-s common with the Old b-c-ies, and are mI.h
NOR. cos-risrt in shifting tie traces The PATENT
BUCKLES cost 10 the o-hers. and Siu save
9 sr cent Of the repairing usually done On harness
II. rses ntre Int FsEasb biuGHN rtE I1E'ed itat.sr
and, vita upwards OF twenty years experience "a th
fg--s hons 20 i've entire sa.is-,e loL TO all who
favor li,a with :. -ir cuc'om-
Prysi : o. C,ry5-ilge Trimming and TraSl fGhia2
attended t. usual
Erick sla, old stand Cor. Main a:.s Col irahus SIS
L., sTar g. -glf J. G. stone.
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Grit, Dad Grit.

Brick Pomeroy winds up an article in
his paper Of the 2lst, in the following
style:
We came here 10 engage /. the business
of publishing and editing this pap-r We
took the oSice when its business did not
pay two-thirds its eqpenses, and made it
pay profit We were last year one of
the three printers, now we ara the sole
owner and editor of this paper. Our Office
is as bare of printing material rs some of
our enemies hearts are of honor or honesty,
bui the paper--the d--u hated paper
.tiii comes on; III time! The sheriff has
moved out aud locked up Tor US three
presses-and the type, bat il makes no
difference with the publication OF the pa
perl We came here to print, and We in
tend TO do il if we have nothing but shoe
shoe pegs and cheese press Please
make a note OF il. There are not enemies
enough in Wisconsin 10 drive Us out OF
town or 10 scare Us one bit, and II It comes
10 a row, we hare just muscle enough to
clean out ten acre lot OF them.
:" For the present we are under ohliga-
ticns to the noble hearted Leonard Lott
ridge, of the Repu oiicar, "a political and
business opponent ior the Use of his press
and type wherewith TO issue our paper, till
our new office comes on, which will be
better than the one Sheriff Stanley has
locked up down town somewhere
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The Washington Republican says the
following letter was received at the office
of the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue,
last week
to the Clerk of they internal revenue.
Washington, d G.
"Sir-I would like your decision upon
the following question.
ARE newsboys peddlers, and if 80 arc
they liable 10 be stamped onto?
- Respectfully, j. BgOwG.
Skowhegan, Nov I, 1862"
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BUSINESS CARDS.
1862 LUMBER, 1862
Lumber,

rS3IE subscribers, having purchased the stock of
Il lumber and leased the yard formerly occupied by
John Hossaek, on MAIN STREET, are now prepared to
to furnish all kinds of lumber, lahs, shingles, SASH
doors, &c. Also good nj of Saginaw boards
and dry mi hing lumber, constantly hand The
public ana builders are particularly requested
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
J.& J. W. CALKINS.
Ottawa, May 1862. CIo-tf
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kr5sn eropatEic F'sg ri'itt- htti snr. NtihH4S'
Cr-r. his services the friends of the homroi,at
9 stem in Ottawa in all branches OF lis pToiss-i'H'
,rticuIar attention given to the treatment o. "oc
a q children s,r =,
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G.. T.. THOMPSON

Gar, IN py-uqgfst and igOseccfrH, Nun 81 Otta0-.
fygHOLESALE AND RETaILD
I'm orter Sf Drugs Chemicals, French Cosn'as Dran-
L., ,yinas lr C. augZs
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Druo Patent yfriioises, Paints, oils, Fnrnithes
Dbe StsJTS, &c, Ifc-,
Te.veen Glover Cooks and Reddick's Blcck
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e UNH " EE EE~

HAVING purchased Of Philo Hard his entire stock
IL OF Lumber, respectfully inform the old custo-
of this yard, and the public generally, that
shall continue the business the old stand formerly
occupied by him, and socits share OF their patrcn-
age. constantly receiving cargoes of lumber of
of every description, including WIDE SAGINAW
BOARDS, EXTRA THICK FENCING DRY FINISH
ING LUMBER, OF the best gr ,des all which will be
sold at the lowest cash prices
also, constantly constantly on hand Nails, Sash,
Doors AID Blinds, at manufacturers prices,
Yard west end Madison Street Bridge.
l39-tf FRANK WARNER.
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G. y. CLO~SON.
mr. II. E,N2Es .

Physician 5ili. surgeon
Office, over Z. !. CTi-g's Drug Store
Residence Mrs. Greens bliIiing- eas' side OF Eo'
ri O-raHA.
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THE NEW YORK BAKERY!
I.N L. ,Itsi-..I

= VI ~
<=-.ur md "sgncd SOEii p=cifa! inform the nha
- nI.snrs of ,-.sya and vicinity that he Is now
r., to furnish the c..-''"st variety oil STack,rs'
sact as butter oda, Lemon, Boston,. 'ei ' - -
a
pi.s sr &c an good variety Confectionery, OF "a,
choicest selection, constantly on hsnG. All xmas of
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to order.
The subscriber having pared no pains nor expeLseih
fitting up wagon for the ccnvt nieuct and accommodA-
ton his and the public genera yHre n nl"
able fuunisl anything an their line TO thosr VINO DE
sire Those wishing the New York Wagon to call daily
will please send their orders the y. Y Bakery, or to
the Post Office.
- Remember the place, in Edwsrds' Block, a lew
west H. rhornpso ms store. Main street SEND IN
vour orders and they will receive prompt attention
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NEW ENGLAND
Bakery & Confectionery.

ROB- E.RTS Il HESS,
SUCCESSORS To c. W. SANFORD,
Post Ofce BiOck Ottand, Illinois.
L kinds Fancy and Wedding Cake Ike pt con
l stdntly hand aud made to Order. Also },
Crackers, and erytling ia the Bakery R=, low
any house in the West.
bard.
Orders respectfully solicited.
or ava. Jan 2Stii, '63 - (. ROBERTS HE'S.
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OF the Frc1syf of V,1ieiTs gf T1ri er'y tF.n-
;cay t1if.fs'tfe F0.r.i' = PrTS- surg, on h'to-
o/fbr E,JSsg-r am. 1. IL. fic sG-H"Gt ff HpH0r
oS H. u rH- ErGT.so,- - Re- F"enct, f0T Tie thCtsTd
Ept1eniic ~ I,-4. etc-. ETC.
All these ,iocura and many othe o. the highest
value In exhibition in the "itae-
Treatment aud consultation medicine aud surgery
Al kinds Of operations sFilfI'y performed.
Or,cI - tIiI-r.-F,-oro 10 4, to 5"u - ,nov2-.15
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B,, ing associated themselves together for the practice
oft cir profession respectfully tender her l"
he itiz-ns OF Ottawa and vicinity
B-AII persons indebted to either OF the under
sign are requested to cali .In'heu'a'e'S anu AZ e
the same ,-,rS.
C.HARD. VI. D, 4
80. r. NJ NCARTUCR. NJ. D.
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u, ggist, Bookseller, daJ S.,tioHsr-O.tt,cG, ~
sscn I'd store Nattingrrs block, south side OF the
eaurt Ut
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-. .y;,E-. g;ornTOpaf

y Wing ur,ct:scd medicine for eighteen years 81 OF
- ~ have been exclusively devoted TO Homeopathy
ao offers his services the friends of the system IN
n, ,a in an the ranches profession fartIcu
al attention given I" the treatment oI women
= liz, c5;.r Offca ~ SattiuCrr'S block iu'lt
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Ii .rtiats of RoydE ColLege Of Surgeons Rdth1F2lt
+ avirr had charge Of "a Hospital in Europe Tor se'"
xal years and i practice Of ten years Ia ililoi,, e
te cona5eut OF giving satisfaction to tii0Se VINO '
wis his professional advice pi
c Ece, north side of lie Court H"use SQUARE NJ,
ar . on S-pr-is- 81 east Of National House decp
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G. GGoERIG .s. W.
II .SEITSSF,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OK .ecoud door ,csst IF Otta'cG Bunk, Ndsi Street
OTTAWA, Ills
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Office ,Ir nf C0i-H1hus St adjoining "s resi-
A nee nearly opposite the Post of.rs
Vrithsnk his friends for al business peria'nIhg o
his o.ic-, and promises to attend 10 all >Hch W u
pr .nptuess .-,
Living adjoining his Office, lie mry alviys he ioand
m az
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-11-19

PRIvArEERs-Much has been said about the diff
Guilty of catching the rebel privateers. An instance
is afforded in the cruise of the steamer mo. COM
manded by our old friend Capt. james NJ. Williams.
formerly in the whaling service. y more brave or
persevering man is not to be found in the American
navy. Up to August l. the mo had been in the
United States service for % months, during which
time she has been idle but three and a half months
for repairs, sc. During the balance of that time.
1914 months, she has cruised 6 1875 miles under
several different commanders, all the time in search
of rebel privateers in the vicinity of where they had
been last reported. and in the vicinity where subse-
ouent reports prove them to have been at the time,
vet the Inc has not been enabled to fall in with any
of them" |
PLANTERS CLUB-A notice will be found else
where. calling a meeting of all interested in promot-
ing the cultivation of our staple agricultural pro-
ducts. The plan is, We suppose, to organize a club,
such as are common in other countries, at which diff
ferent modes of cultivation and matters pertaining
to agriculture, can be freely discussed, and views of
numbers interchanged. Such clubs are elsewhere
productive of much good. and one ought to have the
same result here.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. L.
RRIyALS

Ov- Pam VIII ship Europa. Edg. Crosby from Lahaina
Before reported. OF and on. : led Nov Is, to
cruise.
I2-Od'g Sh ship Oregon. Nammen, Z mos out, from
Ocbot5k. with $50 VIII, $500 bne, : ason.
Fam VIII bark Hercules, Dexter 10 mos out, from Och
DISK. with 300 VIII, 10 600 bne, season; 300 sp, 900
VIII, 0,OO0 bne, voyage.
Pam VIII bark Cicero, Stivers, 81 mos out, firm Ocho.sk,
with IS sp, $50 VIII, $500 bne, season; 123 sp, 1910
VIII, $4,000 bne, voyage.
I2-Steamer Annie Laurie, Marchan., I'm windward ports,
with 1 rolls leather, 50 brls potatoes, 2g hides, 20
bullock, II sheep, II brls beef, 40 bgs coffee, ,
cabin, 10 deck pass
lam VIII ship Europa. y l.. Milton, Il mos out, from
OchOtsk, with $50 bEs VIII. 5000 bne, season.; $50
50, $50 win, 5000 bne, voyage.
13-Am VIII ship Three Brothers, Swain, ~ mos out, from
OchOtsk, with $50 VIII, 300 bne, season.; 500 sp,
ESQ VIII, 1000 bne, voyage. Of and on. Sailed
November Is to cruise.
l3-Am va bark Richmond. Heppingstone, S mos out, fl
Ochotsk, with 100 VIII, 1000 bne, season.
I3-Am wh bark Jireh Swift, Williams, Is mos out. from
0ch0tsk. with $50 VIII, 5000 bne, season; % sp,
$50 VII. 5000 bne, voyage. In distress, having
colIided with ship Mt WaIlaston. of Hawaii. An
ehOred outside Entered port next day
li-Sch NoikSki, Napela, firm Lahaina and Kahului. with
90 brls molasses, GO bgs potatoes, native freghts,
2deck pass
II-oITg brig Comet. Wilhelm, so mos ont, I'm Ochotsk,
with 400 VIII, 5000 bne, season.
liam VIII ship Navy, Slrvenf, firm Hilo. Before re-
ported. OF and on SaiIel Nov IL. for home
I5-Sch Kamoi, Wilbur. firm Lahaina and Kaiului; with
full caro- OF wheat, moiasscs, -four and sugar.
cabin 2O deck pass
lj-Seh odd Fellow. johnson, firm ports on Kauai, with
bullock, ! els wood, IS brls beet, II sheep, l
cabin. 10 deck pass.
liam VIII bark Florence. Spencer, frm OchotsL, via
HiIo, with 100 VIII, 5000 bne, season. Anchored
outside. Entered port next day.
liam VIII bark Covington, jerks, returned to port leak
in. badly.
I7-Haw sch Manuokawa;, Bent, firm Marquesas Islands.
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COMMERCIAL IrRsss.

1900
SnK-some silk growers in the south of Trance have deter.
usinei 20 import from China and Japan an Inmerse quantity 0
silk worm spawn, in order 10 improve the native breef, which
- deteriorated by chronic disease
The ship Resolution, in which Captain Cook left England on
hs second voyage round the world IN lI12-ninety years since
is now at Dsmerara waiting q cargo Of sugar
IXAGRAIoS-The total number Of emigrants who nave ar
rived at New York since January ], 1868, to the ilth Il June
s 1871, being an excess Of 2s'OlO over the misrA'" uu-
ring the same period last year
q The demand for tea is said to be steadily on the increase in
Great Britain. In nine years, the consumption increased from
zixty-one million 10 seventy eight million pounds
Sir William Armstrong il alarming the English people by the
statement that there IL only coal enough in their mines 10 last
22 years. He thinks It is time 10 be economical in the use Of
The Z. 8. Minister at st. Petersburg, has obtained from the
Russian Government a charter for a telegraph line from the
mouth % the Amor River to America lie thinks il viii unite
ali the Continents and be the great work OF the age
MSI~s COMPANIES The San Francisco CAL says: During
the month OF Au ust two hundred and sixty"ur mining com
p4nies filed certificates Of incorporation with the County Clerk.
HE aggregate OF capital proposed to be represented ny these
4npanies Is only one AuH1Ttd and thlTty-ttCo mtHIoa DOL
lars. Since the first Of January there has been 1854 cOmpa-
MES incorporated, the average amount Of capital claimed being
about $500 COO, or a total Of 81 49, 600 600 When 1t is known
that such q va : amount Of capital Is invested in mining enter
prizes. one is astonished tOlearn that there are but about a dozen
companies paying dividends
GorSG TO TIE Docs The rebels are devising means to con-
vert the dogs into oil and their skins into leather. II is esti-
number Of dogs in the state OF Virginia, according TO a ioT es-
innate. - 100000. Each dog will yield say one gallon II oil
500 COO gallons at SIS per gallon, would be 81 500 OGO $780,
900 skins, at IS SO average for green, 81 $50 O10; SOC. 600 skins
dressed at SIS, sl9,Oo0oO0-
COMMERCE or JAPAs.-The foreign trade Of Japan Increased
considerably in tie year 1862. The value Of the exports from
kanagawa during that period is estimated at 8. 800, O0Of. Raw
silk figured Tor Eye-sixtis Of the entire amount, having i'll
u the tea exported is estimated at 400 O0Of. The exports Of
France are down at one-Lenth OF the entire value. The imports
l,2Oo,o0of worth consisted of lead and tin used in the manufac-
ture Of native ornaments.
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= The Law OF THE RoAD.-Several accidents have
happened lately, which are attributable perhaps to
ignorance of the law which directs persons riding or
driving, dlpays 10 turn TO the right. in passing others.
Not long since. n horse was killei in Nuuanu avenue
by running against the shaft of a wagon. The fault
in this case was solely that of the rider of the horse,
as the wagon was on the right side. On Tuesday
last. a foreigner, evidently n stranger, was thrown
from his horse in attempting to pass by the left The
custom and rule varies in different countries-some
turn TO the left, some to the right, and in others,
drivers don't turn out at all. Here the law is e1pli-
cit. to turn 10 the right in passing, and persons caus-
ing accidents or deaths by a violation of its provi-
sions, are clearly liable for damages.
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Am brig Advance would leave San Francisco about Nov. l for
Honolulu, kanaga8a and Manila.
Am ship Helios. Webster, would leave San Francisco Nov. l
for Hongk0ng-tO touch at Honolulu.
Am bark Yankee, Patty, would probably leave San Francisco
about Nov. 1O-due Nov. 25.h.
Am ship Syren. Sears, would leave San Francisco about Nov
Is 70 load guanD at Bakers Island-tO touch at Honolulu.
Eng steel schooner D'mitha, Griffith, from Victoria. '. l., with
mdse to Janion, Green & CO-shortly expected.
Am bark y. 5. Perkins, Robinson. from Puget Sound. with lum-
Der TO H. Hackfeld & Co-shortly expected.
Eng bark Dolphin, would leave Pernambuco about Aug 30, with
the cargo Of the SamI Robertson, 10 Wilcox, Richards x
Co.
Am ship Clara Morse would leave Puget Sound early in Oct.
for China-wil touch az Honolulu for men.
Haw ship Hae Hawaii sailed from New Bedford June %. with
general mdse TO Wilcox. Richards * CO.-shortly expected.
Old's bark Julian, Lubbyrs. sailed from Bremen July 1, with
general mdse to Me!chers * Co.
Haw sch OnOmea, Way, sailed from Boston August :, with a
cargo Of general mdse.
Am bark Arctic, Hammond. was % leave Boston about October
!, with general Indse to c. Brewer * Co.
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ALMOST DRowSED-While cruising around for
items n day or two since. and passing the refinery,
we heard a cry of I" murder" On entering and
looking for the cause of the noise, we observed one Of
the hands hauling a lad out of the molasses tank,
into which he had accidentally fallen. The urchin
was covered with molasses from shoulders TO foot,
and hardly knew whether he was alive or dead, but
soon recovered sufficiently to make tracks for The
water, where be took a salt water bath, which re
stored the color of his skin. IL not that Of his clothes.
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COM
THURSDAY, yovEsfBER 10. 1888.

Besides twelve rhziers, there have beeg' no foreign arrivals
during the past week The Coz. Troupe 1fd NJ WGLastoH
are reported at HIo, and the BGTthoLomts, G0snon at La
hama, ali froE the Ochotsk- Several from @at ground are still
due
IRON San Francisco the brig Aducnce ar bark Yankee are
looked for during the coming week. The fy. S. Perkins is
about due from Puget Sound. The barks %Iae H1uaii from
View Bedford, the Julian from Bremen. an : the Dolphin from
PernAmbuco, are oil fully due vith cargoes
Business continues unusually quiet for thi ,eason Of the year,
and Little can he said in the way Of trade.
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DIED.

PERSON AT KOloa, Kauai, of paralysis, Orlando II. Person,
aged sc years. He was a native Of sag Iarbor, Long Island,
L. 5. but for several years a resident of Koloa, where he was
engaged as Cooper On the KolOa sugar Plantation.
MARSHALL-In Westborough, Mass, Sept II, Thomas Mar
shall, aged 81 years. He was the father Of James +. b. and
Thomas ii. Marshall, and for 81 years Cashier OF the Bunker
Hill Bank, OF Charlcstown, Mass.
CRAHsToS-At sea, Sept. 16, on board ship Gov. Troupe, of
dropsy, Edward II. Cranston, aged 10, of Willimantic, Il. /.
LAwKENCE-Ats sea, Sept. 9, on board ship Europa, Of inha-
nation Of the stomach, Benjamin Lawrence, aged 30, of New
Bedford.
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PASSENGER

For Sac FRASCIscO-per Comet, November III T Smith,
A Wheeler. VI j PalaciOs, Charles Miller, \ Ii Ackerman, u w
Leland, Antoine Mary, Antoine Viera, John Traits, X Joseph, @
Walker, o Wilson, A d Thompson, C D Adams, L + Worth, q
II Mitchell-l6.
For SYDSEY-per Three Brothers, Nov. 16-G A Below.
From MARoCEsAs IsLAsDs-per Nanuokawai, Nov. 17-Rev
y vs. Parker.
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DEPARTURES

Nov. Fam VII bark Coyington. jerks. tn cruise
Il-Am bark Comet, Smith, for san Francisco
I4-Sch Kalama, for ports on Hawaii
I4-Sch Warwick, Bull, for NOlokai-
Icing VIII bark Robert Towns. Austin, 20 cruise.
l6-Steamer Annie Laurie. Marchaut. for wLudward ports
l6-Sch MoiSeiki, Napela- for Lahaina and kahului.
l7-Sch Odd Fellow, johnson, for ports on Kauai
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o

For SAN FRAscIsco-per Comet. November Lists kegs
susar, 20 csSs coal. 1 pkg specie (s66ol II coils rape, 65s bales
pull. 100 pxzs moIasses, ! cs brandy, $40 bgs coffee, l5z ogs
rice, 22s ogs paddy, 1000 oranges, Is kgs Plants, 2saiis' .
bris beef, ? brs pork
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VESSELS IN PORT-NOv. 10.

III Ms corvette lie Cordeliere-
Am bark Young Hector, Chadwick
Eng ship Jaspsr, Taylor.
Ing ship Anne Mary, Tusseyman.
Haw ship Iolani, Gate Raduga,) RoPeS-
Russ brig ShelekOf, Hansson.
Hawaiian s,camer Kilsuea.
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TO SUGAR PLANTERS and OTHERS.

TENH AGENTS OF THE
4 NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY, beg to notify the
owners and agents of sugar plantations that they are en-
powered 10 issue policies Of Insurance against Fire on machine
ry, buildings, &c, at moderate rates-thus afOriing good
security for advances made to planters. They have also received
instructions from the head office in London, TO reduce the rate
of premium on ordinary risks, and are now prepared to issue
policies on warehouses;, &c, at the reduced rates.
JANION, GREEN x Co.
Agents FIR the Northern Assurance Company.
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Ship Geo Rowland, Jones.
Coruthian, Lewis.
Isaac Rowland.
Henry kneeland, soule.
Adeline, Barber.
John Cogg=shsIl. Dean.
Milton, Haley.
Oregon, Msmmen.
Europa, y y, Milton.
Bark Nile. Fish
Harvest, Loveland.
Jireh swift, Williams.
Florence, Spencer.
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Planters Society.

TsvHE DERSIGNE ED RESPECTFULLY
A invite all persons in the Kingdom, engaged or interested
in the cultivation Of SUGAR CANE, and its manufacture into
Sugar, in the cultivation of Coffee, Cotton, Cacao, Rice, Indigo,
&c, &c. to meet them in this city on Tuesday the LIST of Deem
her, i'll the Armory, at II o'clock. A. NJ, for the purpose Of
instituting a society to meet periodically in Honolulu and
discuss all matters of commoni interest.
ALDRICH, WALKER l. CO.,
MELCHERS X CO.,
ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & S~TAPENH0RST,
H.. HACKFELD X Co,
X. W. WOOD.
r.. c. WILLIE.
WM. HILLEBRAND,
:. n. CASTLE,
j. ii. WOOD,
LIHUE PLANTATION COMPANY,
Per pro. PAUL IsENBERG. (391-2)
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Bark Pearl, Hull.
Catherine, Phillips.
BraganZa, Relbehr.
] Zoe, Long.
Lagoda, Pierce.
Pacific, Rose.
Martha ID, Daley.
Covington, jerks.
/ Richmond. Hepingstone.
Hercules, Dexter.
Cicero, Stivers-
Brig KohOla, COgan.
Comet, Wilhelm.
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" America my native land,
Upheld by an All-?owerful hand,
The right shall triumph DER the wrung,
And ours shall be the ~victors' song.
The slave. so long in letters bound,
Shall make the Southern air resound
With one long shout DER land and sea.
We bless our God, henceforth we're free,
And stars and stripes shall float once more
Der North and South, DER sea and shore
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