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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-01-28
COxHEHCIAI IIENs.

GrAS1.-An important survey Of guano deposits or the coast
Of Peru has been concluded and the stocks we're estimated ct
100000 tons on the Macabi Isisnjs, 100000 on the Guanspe
group, (oppo=ite the point Of 81. Heieua.) and 1000 ocO tons on
the Lnhos Islands. representing a total value OF $50, 900, oOO, or
SfG,oco.0So steriing-CoMI List
The New York correspondent Of the Boston Post says that
J. T seerart'5 sales last year amounted to the enormous gum
Of thirty fye millions Of dollars. His net income, as returned
20 he authorities was four millions
Js5rtss the Boston fast, refuses TO tell the Bankruptcy Cour.
rnonths previous 20 ms arrest He was sent to prison FOR con-
tempt Of court, which does not hurt him much, q he was IN
prison before for fra1d.
The Louisville tobacco season for 1862 80 closed on the 3lst.
Ine total sales amounted TO 35,sl2 hhds, which IL an excess Of
s,s4 compared with the previous year Planters have realized
expects next year to take rank ss the principal tobacco market
in the world.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company splendid new steamer
Golden City Capt. Oliver Eldridge, arrived at Panama Oct.
9Th, direct from Rio, not touching a. usual TO coal at Lota, in
iorty-o days Is hours running time from Canal street wharf,
- by many thousands.
How THE PRIvATErRs AFFECT orE CoYxERcE.-The injury
which two or three pTivateers may do a country which has ITS
commerce. scattered over the entire globe, is shown 10 the inter-
rupaon to the trade and Commerce Of this country caused by
the operations OF the Alabama aud Florida. The foreign trade
Of the port o. New York for the same quarter in each OF the
las, four years shows that the carrying trade Is RAPIDLY changing
hands and seeking European flags for protection. Ia 1850 The
yalas OF the goods imported and exported for the quarter ending
June Goth, from New York In American vessels, was s62, 5eS.-
So In foreign vessels. S3o,slS,SJl. In the came quarter.
1881, il American vessels, the amount was 81, a0Dy376 foreign
vessels, S29,052-957. 1862, American vessels, S3l, 2s56I4;
foreign, S5Se03144- 1863, American vessels, So, +03, $50
foreign, S65,ss9.o5S. Your years have served TO change the
nsuTs5 coEnpie,ely, the American losing about thirty-ninc mil
lions and The foreign trade gaining thirty-hve millions. A por
vessels in the war but the greater portion of IL is attributed
20 ~ fear shippers have OF c1pturc.-S. y. Paper.
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The increase IN the navy during the year has
been l6l vessels, not including 81 vessels Loot
from various causes.
The Secretary gives n summary of the prizes
captured during the war. The total is lO45 YES
sells, of which l79 were steamers, luOstly sea-go-
ing vessels, many of which have been added TO,
and proved of great service in, the navy. The
above number is exclusive of vessels destroyed, the
number of which is quito large. The value OF
prizes. thus far adjudicated by the courts. is
Sl3 900 600. The amount distributed to the
captors has been about So. 900 600.
The Secretary of war in his report says 1.-The
Federal force is now firmly planted IN erery rebel
STATE, and there is reason 10 hope that under its
protection the loyal people of those States will
soon cast of the yoke of their leaders, and seek
within the Union that peace and security for life,
liberty and property which in blind madness
were recklessly thrown away" The success of
Union ARMS during the year justi6es = reduction
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THURSDAY. LyUARv s. 1854

Iss Y,z-g Es=tOr', arrival o. the 2:h. ami the elPpc-
Geo Pss5oty or tis 2Sgh. plaeei Us IN receipt u Ban FTan-
CISCO sd'toes ~ The ioth inst. The former vessel brought
5000 in coin AID q snail freight and PASSENGER let. The
latter !, su route for Eoaskoas, aud viii take esEso for that
Port.
The 7arEs, ne-s brought By the later vessel - very sncour-
ss-z, ,sor!az Increased frun.ss IN rssara, sri . genera.
.zprovszen. n tie Gan fraae!soo market TIE daily 5&isfia
u re ,h says:
eIrrzD.T MoryTS0. Jas. s-Ths aggregate b;,l.ess Of the
week hss nc-a large. far IN excess q ay liz. period cor
nontna Pss;, particularly ~ regards alcohol, sugsr, syrup AMI
hsve since the setting in Of The new year sssuInssl more firm
rsSs, WIKI a considerable degree 81 animation. .Ibbers evincs
atspostioa % stock up, believing that current rtes are as 10"
SVa rs iaGy VEIL e again for some months 20 c*ne- Dealers
~ French brandies are nov inclined 70 buy freely 4 { a decided
aivsBcs On rates current the past year, anticipaui.; an increase
q La;y ss ing sugars. both ra~s and refined are in active
~Tiest-ihe agents Of the refinery having mzdC1arss opera
oss ?. M--The British brig Emile, from Bic il q passage
% IS days, arrived tbs morning 20 K Feaers;eH' Co, WIN
1000 bags c1E-e-
The asetaon sale Of HaEaiian sugar, today ~ MeRusr Z
IIicj hr a ANAL parcel of very inferior grade. dark, only esc
orcriaad Man ftoa clha, ". I, via Neg Iork; says Of the
s sss eTSP 81 :, 9 &C., 20 q = eea.iderabTe sStcn, 81 I birh
raar,, far above those current a year ago. which is attributable
ie.. Ia.fss rem Iondon toTeriandS are Il November 2i,,, a,
which tGe raw sugar bad experienced a decided rise
iala, loaGiIie 2sI do do, same brand, e1etc.
coEFsE-ISOb bags Rio, &c.
The Improvement noticed In sugars, We infer is likely to held,
IA the rise Is based on advanced prices in A:Iartic markets
Isfs, ho~eyer, tie better qualities, those nearest to Ns@
Orleans sugar, that are now sought for, for retail trade and
CONSUMPTION. There win probably be good markets for every
pound Of snssr NC can make during the coming season. even
should our experts for 1854 snouut to ten millions Of pounds,
IS they DOW promise %.
In iocai trade nothing has transpired worthy o. note. The
Young Hector r. laid on for San Francisco tc sail February 8.
The Russian ship CeIaTsuifeA viii Ieave for San Francisco
on Saturday. Che takes q partial cargo Of salt.
The British sh;p Dolphin is advertised for Valparaiso, anl
VII sal th:ther in q few days
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THE BEST PArKR.-We like to see our reader.
supply themselves with good foreign newspapers and
periodicals. Both the leading San Francisco week.
lies are good, but the very best paper for general
readers at these islands. is the Sacramento Weekly
Union. II is besides the cheapest paper, as it fur
pishes each week ten or twelve pages containing a
mass OF well-selected news from all parts Of Califor.
MIA, and the United States, besides having interesting
correspondents in England and Europe. In our
twenty years newspaper experience. We have never
seen q paper conducted with so much system and
credit, or one in which the news is put in such an
attractive and popular form, that every one can read
it inteiligently, and understand what he reads. We
commend it to those who are DESTROYS of procuring
the best foreign paper for general news published in
America.
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Vessels Expected from, Foreign Ports.

AEa- clipper snip Derby, q route for China, was 70 leave San
Francisco JAZZ 20. 20 touch at Horolulu.
Am. hark Yankee, Paty, YES % leave San Francisco jan. .,
due Feb. SIh-
IaE sch Uloms1, Way, sailed from Boston Angus. :, With Z
Cargo OF general uise 10 AIirich, Walker X Co.-shOrty
expected.
An bark Archie, Hammond was 70 i-ave Boston about October
!, Eith general Fal=e 20 C.. Brewer & Co.
Har bark t. W. Wood, Gierkea, sailed from Bremen October
l, With ndss 10 II Hsckfed & Co.
EaS ship Brechin Castle. sailed from Glasgow, Scotland, Oct.
:, for honolulu, via Otaso, y z, EiIh machinery to
Cassie & Cooke sr the Koisla Plantation, and to AldTich,
walker & Co, for the onomea Plantation.
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DIED.

PARzz-In this city, "Wednesday evening, Jan. q, Susan W.,
youngest daughter Of W. c sud A. r PsEAe' aged > months and
lodays-
n The funeral will take place This Afternoon, a. ( O'Clock
Friend, are Invited to attend without further DGt!cs.
Kzsosr-Iu Honolulu. Jan 1sth, Mira. Luke geegsn, wife Of
Luxe Keegan, now FIRST oaoer Of VII. bark Cicero, aged % years.
one y = a native OF Limerick, ireland, and has resided on these
Islands for many years. She leaves a brge circle OF friends 20
mourn her loss.
PIKE-At Calais. Maine, Nov. %. 1888. VIM. Pike, formerly
Vice Consul for the United states a. Lahains, &aui-
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IMPORTS.

FROM sy FaAScIsco-per Young Hec.or, Jan. "a. cases
backs. 10000 bricxs, 10000 shingles, 20 pcsts. l c. chaude-
lSr., ses clothing. bales douesties, so or SACKS -Four, Ses
hSts, l kg ink, 10 bbls iirc. so sks oats, 10 cs coal oil, j pkg
sicioSh. 1S5 SKIS potatoes : tcs hams, : c. cheese, I bag rice
led. = cs shoveis, = stove. and Sxtures, 5 pigs tobacco, l c5
t-p=s. treasure ss,Ieo-
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Apia. Sayisntor's I.Iands.

The port Of Apia was during the year 1863, up 20 Oct. 81,
visited BY only Ave AMERICAN shalers, against L. the year
previous:
sisy-Desdenaona, $50 sperm.
August-Sophie Thornton, Briggs, 100 sperm.
Atsire Gibbs, 100 sperm.
Eugenia, Hauln, zoo sperm.
Cspt Hamiin reports the loss Of AM. whaling bark SLciff,
Torsh, IL July, at Rsrotouya-cre~ and cargo saved, vessel
total wreck Capt Worth remained az Raro:onga, being can
Euins Of Getting goot prices from Tahiti merchants. FOR the
srrici=s saved from the wreck.
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N

= ALExLspEE-C0oxE- In this city, Jan. -, AZ Fort Street
Church, ~ Tie Rev. = COrTfn, SanH 7. Alexander, professor
" Lahslnsluus Seminary, 20 Mi,s Martha L. Cooke, daughter
CT Arms s. CooIe, Esq, Of this city x
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y

For SAs BsIscrco-psr Ccaet, Jan 2I-Jares A Thocp-
o Maj T+Gsnr 4 c Wight AMI = children. McGil, Sc Whtcr,
g. 3 RopaiuS. EaPt Bsrj Guri, Capt Edrsis", Cspt u Green,
= Z 2ctsTi., J ra5soa- D : Harris, @ J smith. 1 ACrss,
Josa sr-S' - Bs-5cr. z Pet 8 WiSios- Il FpSVsrer'
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EXPORTS.

For s4s FRAScIsco-per Gomez. Jan. Gi-I9ti keys sugar
lyf Lis pork. 81 casks cnai, 253 sacks corn, IL casks oil, 10
nIs pitch. sTI bales paiu, . pigs psnor4uA, sol bags rice, go
,.cna nu1s- 81 t3Iss WOOL. 1 box oranges, ~ kegs powder, j CO
80
ys-1s % domestic produce Sf7.2Ss s.
y-f-c Of foreign proiccc 81 SIS IL
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VESSELS IN PoRr-JAN. rs.

An bark Young Hector, Chadwick.
Egss. An Ship CesaTeSich.
Ens ship Dolphin, CLARK, up FIR freight or charter.
Hawaiian steamer Kiiauea, repairing.
Schooner Martha, Esgliss.
Schooner EzleIiac,-
Steam schooner Ana!S Laurie.
wuALERs.
ARK rrsgaEzi, fciAehr. Julian, LrbheTs-
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PORT OF HONOLULU, II. I
ARRIVALS.

Jsa- 2z-Settie Merrill, Wethercec. from Mskeu. and Iahaiua,
With 500 kegs sugar, IL kegs E.oasaes, lot farui-
turs. ! cabin aad q deck passengers.
22-Odi Fgilo7, johnson, from Kauai
Clam. bark You1g Hector, ChadSi <. 10 days from
San Francisco with merchandise 70 Wilcox, Rich
arGs & Co.
sS-Am. clipper ship PIscstaqus, - days from Acapulco.
H-Schr Haneh5raehi " , Clark. from Mako with go
kegs sugar and l2 ohls TuCiIssss.
S-schr Moi Wahine, kuhrsna, from Kauai with $50
kegs sugar. Z horses, 10 hogs, ! bales fungus, 10
hiies 2 obls tailos, 4 cords vood, . cabin and 80
deck passengers
2s-An- clipper ship George Peabody, Paine, 10 days
f.Cn san Francisco. bound 20 China.
SS-Schr Moi Ssixi. Nsp-ia, hom Lahaina snd Kahului.
25-Schr Warwick. from Molokai.
2s-Schr Mol Wilbur, from Lahaina and EzhuIui.
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rs.

jan CLAM. bark Comet, Smith, for San Pranciscr.
3l-Sch Maruoklwai for LLAMA.
2l-Schr kesauiGohi for kons and kau-
g,-5chr Mel Rsiki. Sspeis, for Lshai.1 And Kahuiui-
.3-Schr E.t,ie Merrill, WGthcrb=e. for LahaIE3 and
Makezs Landing
Gam. -hale BARI Jirch SEif, Williams, for 4 cruise.
2S-Eng ship AL Serene for sydney
eS-An- clipper saip Plscztaqu1 for China
cz-Schr Mi Wahfre, Kuhsana, for ports Oh Kauai.
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Shsp.' Mails.
&c. aAs FsAscIsco-Per C~esarewitch, Saturday.
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- The funeral of the late King will take place
on Wednesday next.
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For SAN Francisco 1.-The Russian ship Cesare-
lcitch will sail on Saturday for the above port, and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-11-26
ANNSGIVESG.

The good old custom of assembling in the
usual places of religious worship and giving
thanks to God for the fruits Of the earth and
other mcrcies shown during the year past :,
was observed in this city, as throughout the
country, on Thursday last. There was q
universal closing up Of business places, and
a very moderate attendance at the churches :
while the usual concommitant observance of
turkey dinner with minced and pumkin pie
was observed with. we should Judge by ap-
pcarances, rather more than the usual spirit.
The day was mild and beautiful. and hundreds
be.ooll themselves to the country with gun
and dog. We aye happy 10 add. that al the
churches. so far as We know from personal
observation and reports Of others, tie cult,
waited religious sensibilitics'' of the good peo-
pie Of Ottawa were not shocked by any poll
tea, harangues TO which such occasions are
SO often perverted by our SUPERFICIAL roIi-
giouists.
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We feel so thoroughly used up-indecd
crushed, By the furious assault upon us in
last weeks Ottawa Republican,, as to be wholly
incompetent to frame an adequate reply.
Facts and figures are things we can grasp
and handle, but an inundation Of words,
poured out mercilessly, withort reference to
sense or logical construction, coniUses and
stUns The boy Eddie must pardon us if
W. decline the encounter
If, however, after laborious research. we
have been able to eliminate an idea from the
two columns of burgcois leyclcd at Us. it is
this that Mr.. Lawrence was not discharged
as foreman from the R1puJIjcoR office at the
instance Of members Of the Union League.
or on account Of his politics. VIII Eddie
answer US ono question? Did he not give
AS the reason for discharging ar L.. that
prominent members Of The League had waited
upon him and threatened to Withdraw their
patronage il he did not Dc it?
This, we believe. is the only point in con-
troversy between Us. The curious ornitholo-
gical statement, that ravens live in mole
| holes, and burrow under ground, is indisputa-
bly, outside of this issue, Interesting as such a
fact-if it as n fact may be to Audubon o.
! Agassiz.
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miniature telegraph office, designed for
present to the Emperor Of Russia, has teeu
prepared by an artisan Of New York 1t con-
sists of complete TELEGRAPH apparatus, all en-
braced within ihe compass Of a morocco case
eight inches in length, six inches in width.
and three and a half inches in depth.
We cut the above from an Eastern paper.
We commisserate tho Emperor of Russia if
he Is obliged to carry in his pocket SO awk
war,ily shaped and bulky a case. especially
as it is wholly unnecessary We have before
US " miniature telegraph Office manufact-
urcd by Mr.. ROBERT UsSyIyG, at the in
strument factory of The Illinois and Nississip-
pi Telegraph Co., in this city, which must
take the palm by immense ODDS from this
n. York contrivance. 1t is, like the above, Il
complete telegraph apparatus with all the
parts, embraced within the compass Of q
beautiful gutta pcrcha case 4 inches long, ?
inches wide, and inch deep. The whole
weighs about Ilb., and can conveniently be
carried in a vest pocket. No instrument can
be more beautifully finished or more perfect
in its operation.
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The Voice of the Pconlc.

Liberty is Of the dearest blessings which our fore
fitl.rs handed down t. was purcscdby the blood
OF many valiant revolutionary hero; has been guarded
10y Washington, Jefferson, a Clay and Webster. But
bearer sti 20 tho heart, II tn. copC is that world re-
nu9ncI remedy known Goes Couch Balsam. 1t cures
lic magic The violent attacks Of Group, md Is nds
rrnsile .Iy family ofcIlren. Colds sudden coughs
throat husnns. and inf'ainei lungs, instantly
and surely cured ~ it, timely Nocoush niiXtuc hrs
been known that equals ii, which accounts for is
popularity with al CLASSES. The young and od-tle rch
and poorIhysicins, drursist@and al who Lave ever
tasted spcck in the highest Of its merits We say
10 rcaicrshuy and tr IL 1t hut ioc the bot
tie contains twice much medicine you obtain in
any other az tn same cost, and all our drug stores
keep il.
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II. DsnE1 ~ .Et yuH stated IN the I.te
IlaI.. 81 1850 weeks ago. relative 90 u. G.--
c.agr" from rho office Of ts. Ottawa E.,uJE-
rra. substantially CORE. Z. though ] am 81
:. Joss L, know rom WHOM va received r.ar
information as have HJ remembrance o..
LayiU- Lad any conversation With YOU Oh the
uhi.e,. I certainly had nod sire to figure
I'm TIE public pr.uts.-upt having the vanity
to lc..rv fhat any cyu.ilera .Ie portion Of
tie people Of GrtaNt feel any inter,1, iu INV
personal affairs whatever. The junior Editor
of the Hy"rArey, having favored M with a
column aai half OF his valuable space. !
with merely To stat TO those of your reader.
euI to people generally with whom am UNI
acquainted. that have lived in this city too
long To- ue seriously affected by the ISLANDERS
or Uug..tIemaLly .usi.ua-ioEs Of an SIX
wceas resident, y to what occurred ina the
Union League and among lis members, IN
reference to my being discharged, was per
LaIs. in a situation 10 know more jhau he, Is
be Is not. while am. a member. Nr. r. perk-
Inf threatened in two or three private letters
to me that If didn't help him out of the quan
d.rv in wE:ch his advisers had placed him. he
wo Id ''uAIsr toJ.c" me in society; as didn't
help him out. suppose am an 'otdeyioHed"
mEu--hut ! can't see it. Perhaps il he had
given me some proof tina; lee carried tac only
kew to good society in Ottawa. ! might have
got frightened and done most ANYTHING to
save myself from such Il terrible fate As it
j.. J am afforded the exquisite felicity of
setting him example of Christian iYfosar-
ance; tor. being naturally rather a good heart
cd bow when be r,Hec:, urpu lis treatment
Of me, and has talked the matter over with
his faith or, lie viii confess that his conduct
j. ]
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FrsKE.-The rush to Fishes clothing store
continues, though now elvated to the large
Hall in the third story of Woods Block His
stock was SO large, and yet must all be sold
out within so short a time, that he is selling
many goods not only at cost, but ranging
from 10 to 80 per cent. below cost. People
find that it pays well to climb a flight ofstairs,
and so the rush continues. BY spring, we
have no doubt, ut the present rate, Mr.. Fiske
viii have converted his winter stock into
cash, and then he VIII be in a situation to
resume business in the ordinary way, as
though no fire had affected him.
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MoTHaHs SAVE YorE CuiLDRES-rhoussnd o. c'iIj-,
die yearly from worms, whose lives ~: he saved
NotAers Csc Dr. CHuECHE.Ls Worm Lozengrs, which
will surely ki and ezpel them from your Children
Children viii eat them readily 50 asy candy.
Price 20 cent? per BOX. Also, Shields Compound
Cough Lozsrsss. For s.e by al the druvz.s. 90 Ot;s
va, IL. AT-N 90 1854. II.
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communications for the Free Trader, over
4 dozen or two lines in length, are always too
late for insertion ifhandcd in on Friday. This
IS the only reason why we have excluded from
to-days paper the interesting contribution of
An Old Fireman. We shall give it a
place IN our next.
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\ SI""E,TloN.-!t = very con'ne;iu'" Trac'ice Ia
show appreciation Of good qualities IN friends L.. the pro
sonttlon OF article Of beauty worth. In view e
tins TACT We would suggest 10 the gentlemen
qnanttnce, iwho anticipate baking such present t.
their lady friends, the d,ehIliy of procuring for sud-
present. something that Will only ornamental but use
iu in Of life And what coid ". suggest that
would he more approh late ceptaLe present under
such circumstances, than good SciRg NIciHcY Here
would bc something worth the whilc-sOmcthins that
would be continual rememr7ncer of the lvcr only
in itself but i'll It's words. ladies' give your gentlemen
friends suggestion of this SORT if they consult you in the
matter of the gift Tnd if You really good and ser;
NiceIbe machine that makes tie scacS ALIKE on 10th
des, would recommend the Weed Machine sold 10y
FARMER who is the Northwestern Agent Chicago
NOV
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LiDIEs MD GENTLEMEN,
If YOU wish ;o-narry. a3l-ss the undersigned, 'o will
send YOU without money and without price, valuable il
formation that Hl enable YOU 10 rry happy anu speedily
irrespective Of age, wealth. beauty This Information
viii cost Won nothing aud If you wish to marry, ~
cheer1Ily assist YOU All letter. strictly confidential The
desired Information ~ mail. and questions
asked Address SARAH b. LAMBERT,
IL L. :. -.
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AOtSIC.

The School Commissioner las Iii. Office ut Orton's Book
Store in Ottawa, where lie lie found every Saturday.
lie wishes it to be distinctly understood hereafter that Ex
aninations Of Teachers held tst day and NONE
OTHER.
October sth, 1864.
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corruption wins not more than honesty
Still in thy right hand carry"ent'e peace,
70 silence envious tongues
Use the Liquid Catarrh Remedy discover
ed by DIR. d. II. Seclye, and Judge for your
self Of its merits. single bottle often cures
always relieves.
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re al &oBarny
Ottawa, May Isl, 1865.
Cherokee Remedy and Injection.

CHEROKEE EEMEDY.The cait"n Of the paragraph is the
name of vegetable medicine in the form ola syrup. which
il admitted. when used with Cherokee Injection To lie
the safest and slcciSt for G"nuThrca, and fluor
Albus w ts iii feulcs) II consider the amount OF
and frequency Of these Diseases not but
admit the Cherokee Remedy md Injection 10 lee s,r NJ
the blessings Of scieucc. They replace sickness 10y health
and ussOmcncss 10y cleanliness. 1t does not merely ar
T't, but these ills radically and thoroughly, AMI,
being purely vegetable, SWEET pleasant syrup. not dlSI-
crccblc touch, !. 3."> poison in the syS
tenn, the eradication ui which i often difficult and
dangerous than the treatment Of the original disease
Z sold 10y all Druggists.
MN. ! ~
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To ConsumpiIyes.

Consuuiptiye sufferers VIII receive valuable prescrip
ton for the cure Of Consumption Athn. Bronchitis and
all Throat and Lung affections Free Of charge by sending
their address, To- Rev. Edward A Wilson, Williamsburg
Kings county New York.