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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-05-13
CON
StTURDn 4 II. 1875

MAY -. 1855.
Tbs list Of arrivals Of .haIsrs at the ports in the Hawaiian
Islands from March 9Th, when the first arrived up 20 the 1Ith
Of May, "a given above, making IN all 10 arrivals as heard from.
Nearly AL the vessels have touched at Honolulu Our iists
Tor HIbo and Lahaina have not come TO hand. Prom Nessrs.
Anen and Conway We have the Kawaihae lis. cOmpl=te, with
the exception o. the catches, BY which We ind tina, thirty-fve
vessels had touched ~ thA, port for supplies. principally pOta-
tosB
From the coast Of CaHnmia We have had this spring thirty
twe vessels, from twenty i've % which, We have the reported
catch Of S725 barrels, making an average % 30 barrels
From Eastern ports We have had thirteen arrivals, eleven
vhose catch Is reported, briuging Sc barrel. whale oI aud 1885
tarrvis sperm OH
The catch a. reported for the Zee; Is s202 barsls OF whale oil
And ETs hares sperm oil
Other arrivals are expected from home ports.
Since our last We have but three arrivals Of merchantmen
the barks ". s. Perkins AMI ID. {. Murray, and the brig Ken
goes % llmbeT-the DC. MauGy the usual san francisco
freizhts.
The Asia sailed on the 9th, Or New Bedford, with a freight
q OIL and island prDduee, the principal part Of the latter hay-
,ng been Intended n n return freight Tor the bark 1refie, II
siessTs. q. Brewer 4 Coz, Boston Line u Packets, which has
not arrived. The value Of th- cargo Is sg5.5s3 "a.
The BAi,tIsr AMI b. e. Murray are both loading for San
yrzncisco- The latter discharged cargo day and night, and SHi
have on thursday next, with a full fris GIT and passenger list
We clip the @no~ing from san Francisco papers:
Nav YOsx, Aprl I7-TLs merchandise market - steady
ard prices are fast setting d IN o. the bass % gold, at l45 20
TO. II Is INV pretty evident there viii BE- 10 gOd or conmsr-
cial panic. but that the decline u gold anI return u specie pay
msnts vii be gradual- Flour has declined ten cents. with n
moderate demand. The wheat market is dull at lGOd $50.
Pork active there i an advance at 500 on nav mess. and at -
Hides are in moderate demand, with light stock. Freights duh
a. 20 for san francisco The supply ofloanAble funds is album
100. The falling OF u exports tetHis to sustain the quotations.
Government securities are firm and advancing.
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ARRIVALS.

May s-s;eamer Rlauea, McGregor. from wind~srd Ports.
az Am wh bark Sunbeam, from kIwaihse.
Am VIII ship BENZ Cummings, Briggs, from kavaihae.
7-Sehr Active, hapuahi, from kahului.
5-Schr Helen, Kinney, from Mako.
s-Schr Manuokawai BarChant, from Hama.
Sam bark Ms. Perkins, Robinson, from PUGET Sound.
- s-Am bark II. C. Murray, Bennett, Is days from San
Francisco, with mdse 70 AIdrich, Walker 4 Co.
s-Schr Prince, Hatfield, from Hanalei.
IO-St=amer Annie Laurie, Mitchell, from KoiOa-
liam VII bark sophia Thornton, fucker, from IA
waihac.
l2-Schr Helen. Kinney, from Mako.
iZ-Schr Toi Keiki, Napeia, from Kahului.
-I2-Schr Moi Kane. wilbur. from kahuiui.
I2-Schr Hannah. Antoine. from Nawiliwii.
PAN brig Kentucky. Wflisston, % days from Hum
boII Bay, with lumber 10 AIdrich, Walker s Co.
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DIED.

RsrrxRY-May /, on boIrd % bark Sunbeam, CT Honolulu
ThouAs Rattsry, % England, aged % years
CArTAxAcH-In this city. OF consumption, on the 10th inst,
John Cattanaeh, aged % years. A native OF Elgin, Scotland
oct br the last nin- years a resident Of this city
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EXPORTS.

FOR NEs BEpFCED-per Asia, May 0-6Sl esSs and 1le pkgs
shsle OIL I60,ss+ gausJ lSI csks sperm oil (5-,iso gals) 81
s-ks eocoanut Of (SseO gansJ 10 bundles vh bone g, rs lbs ,
IL bbls stgsh, los! hides, 100 bundles goa. skins, IS tons guauO
. kegs SUGAR. 2 bs unspeciheI mise, ! cs curJosities. u bales
wool Co.'s IhsJ I ck sperm oil foCts, l hT jelly. 81 pkgs old
c9mposition O3,s9i bsJs pkss old copper (2lTo lbs) S gals
wniskey, 10 bbis beef, 10 bhls dour.
yalge % DoGn site Produce S9523 -
Value Of Fcrcign Produce s5.96T o.
Value % Transhipped ssi,o9l 90
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PASSENG

FROM SAY FElScrsco-per u. G. Murray. May s-Ho1 y II
Alen, Lady. child and servant, Mrs J L Richards and child,
Miss N Peek. q W Gouhi, Mr. and Ms Lowenhayn. J Gala
ham, J Vi Parsons. Mrs Vernon and daughter, " 4 Alirch.
Hr aud Mrs Paulmeyer, Miss Phillips, Sr and Mrs winsov
and chili- Niss Wiuslow, TcLias KueIeFie, J Guilds, " Fensrd,
J boy CT, IS Russell, J WeIch-SO.
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DEPARTURE S.

May Am wh sbip BENZ Cummings. BriEg, Tor Arc.ic-
s-Schr Helen, Kinney, for Mako
s-Schr Moi keiki. Nspela, for kahului.
s-Schr Moi Wahiuc, Kuhetua, for Koioa-
Am ship Asia Idriige, hr New Bedford
I0-Schr Prince, IIatheli, for Hansiei.
IO-Schr Emeiinc, Crane. fr hOna and haI-
fO-Schr Mary. Sika, Tor Anahols-
lO-Schr Active, kapuahi. FOR Naalea Bay
I0-Schr Nctic Merrill, Fountain, FOR Lahaina AMI Wa
KEGS Landing
Io-Ha~'n VIII brig victori,, Fish, for Arctic.
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ships Mails.
PORT oF HONOLULU. II. I

For SAN FRAScIsCo-Per Whistler and d. C. Murray. soon
For WrsDvARD PogTs-per Klauea, Monday, May Is.
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IMPORTS.

Prom SAW FEaScsco-Per D. G. Murray, May $50 sheets
iron. IJ5 c. mdse. ~ g tea, I bale deuiyls, 23S 6 old tom, So
ykss machinery, $4,000 bricks, 500 bdIs shissl-s, us coils
rope, I95 empty barrels. 6S sacks malt. 10 g wine, 3cs personal
sGcts. J sewing machines. 81 rmp;y cases. 40 csks ale. IOT
60 and 5 or esks liquors, 100 bbts lime, 5O2I q boards, / boiler,
I cask eroekery.
Eoush Boards, 2a.sT7 n sso=iug. rs. VI shingles, 795 picke;s.
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vEssELsIx PoRT-MAY 10.

AN bark y. s Perkins, Robinson.
An bark n. G. Murray, Bennett.
Am bark Whistler. Com. Patty.
Am brig Kentucky, Wiii-stOn-
Haw brig Morning Star, James
Eug yacht Thcmi-. Hauham.
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Z II Rev. 5. c. Damon viii preach at the Bethel
9 tomorrow, a sermon on the death Of President Lin
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STEAM FIRE ESGIyE.-A subscription list Is now
being circulated for the purchase Of q new FIRE en-
CINE. We hope enough will be subscribed to pur-
chase a steamer. -
QUICK PAssAGB-The DreadnGugit, hence with 8
carrn Of oil arrival in Nov Radtori IN 50 daxs
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY, 4 Is

Have you beheI1
Or have you read, or heard [! or could you tLiuk2
Or DO you almost think, although you gee,
That you 10 see? Could thought, without this object,
Form such another This Is the very top,
The height, or crest, or crest unto the crest,
OF murders arms this is the hloOdisst shame,
The widest savazery, the yilest stroke.
That ever wall eyed wrath, or staring rage
Presented to the tears Of soft remCrse.-
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- The Honolulu Rifles, under Captain Hassin-
were out last evening on parade and drill, in full
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SPoKES.-Capt. Kinney, Of the schooner Helen,
spoke the American brig Maria Scttt, in the Lanai
Channel, last Saturday, from Tahiti, bound to San
Francisco, with a cargo Of oranges.
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The RIlduea will resume her trips to windward
ports next Monday, May Is.
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-DEPARrURg OF Her MAJEsrT AND SUrrE-Between
twelve and one O'Clock on Saturday last, quite q con-
course OF spectators assembled upon the esplanade to
witness the departure OF Her Majesty. The ship
sailed shortly after one o'clock. We wish Her Majesty
pleasant voyages and Q safe return.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-19
HISTORY OF THE SELECTION OF PREsI
DENT LINCOLN'S RESTING PLACE

correspondent of the Chicago Tribune
writes
Much injustice has teen done to the views
and motives Of those responsible for the selec-
tion of the last resting place OF our lamented
President. am able to clear up the matter,
deriving my information from the very first
sources, and am confident II will be n relief to
the entire public, as well as to the parties more
especially interested, to have the matter set at
rest beyond all eontraventon
When the remains left Washington ii was
understood by the family and friends that they
would be placed in the city vault in Oak Ridge
Cemetery, until proper vault could be pre-
pared for their reception. On its coming to
Mrs Linooln's knowledge, through the Spring.
field Journal that they were to he placed in the
Mather vault she caused to be telegraphed on
Friday morning, "that they must be deposited
at Oak Ridge Cemetery, and no where else"
and the same day she got Secretary Stanton 10
telegraph the same thing
On Sunday telegram was received in reply
from Mr.. Stewart, saying; "Logan, Treat,
Ridgeley, Conkin, agree with me that the
arrangements have gone too far 10 be changed" !"
Ii WAS answered back that 'they must be
changed, and that If her wishes we're not COM
piled with the remains would be removed to
Chicago next June" Ga Monday morning
Robert Lincoln telegraphed to Governor Oglesby
his mothers wishes strictly complied with"
Nothing was received until Tuesday morning
Indicating compliance with her wishes, and
then the published telegram was received with
several Othera. I kR0W this 10 be so, for l saw
Secretary Stanton aud Mrs. Lincoln late on
Monday evening. It was probably the letters
written on Friday, and the kilograms seat on
Monday morning, threatening the removal Of
the remains to Chicago next june, that induced
a compliance with her wishes.
Mrs. Lincoln felt that Oak Ridge Cemetery
retired and most beautiful grove in the
enyirons of Springfield would be in better
accord with her husbands Republican tastes
than the centre Of noisy city.
Besides she very naturally felt strong re-
pugnance to having those who had abused and
vilifed him while living, and who always CON
aidered his elevation to the Presidency a
personal injustice to themselves, assuming1o
decide where his remains should repose, and
taking go prominent part in doing honor to
his memory.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-19


The Delaware Fire Insurance Company have removed
Their oHc from No III Market Street tu No. CO.. nearly
| opposite lhs Bank Of Delaware.
He1RpoRATED BY THg LgalsATURR OF rHg STATE oP ptt
AWAKE, WITH CAPITAL W
One Hundred Thousand DolIa rs
TMR PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE RECRIV.
Il Ing applications for Insurance Rt their Office In VIII
ningon against losses by Fire every description Of
buildngs 10 general merchandise shps IN mort and tbet
eArgoes, household furniture aud other personal prop fy
also Agalnat loss or damage by inland transportation oi
goods, wares, in0fehAndize aud country roduee
Terms VI Insurance will be favorable az any Of tba
companies In ihs cities OF Philadelphia or New York
sody of Its capital and that all losses will no promptly
DIRECTORS:
At The annual election held The 9Th day OF March
1865, the following directors elected 10 serve the
ensuing year, viz
ueorgo Jones, Samuel Floyd, Edward NIeTnaII
D. G, wilsoai ssm'l D. Newlin, ueolge ~ Sparks
JOS Menlinhall, John b. Porter. George w. Bnsh.
Insurance may be made for any time less than three
months
In addition to the above mode Of Iusurlng property ts
Delaware Fire Insurance Company (whOae charter II mar
becoming insured depossi the office certain per
imOre or less according lO tho nature the risk up I'M
amount 10 be inaured-but which eau be withdrawn a.
auy time by leaving per cent the amount deposited
THIS method Is believed 10 be much more to
the insured than the former tho expense about Oue half
s aud there Ia no renewing Of tho policy from time 10
me.
Property that would be insnred per annnn at 10 and
20 cents the 1000 will be Insured al and per deposit
and Ia like proposition as the riak increases
Persons wishing to Insure their property r wanting in
FORMATION GU tho subject OF ofnsurlnce, will apply to the
agents as above, Or u
JonS MoLEAR, Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-19
CR1TTENDEN'S
NUMERICAL COLLEGE
PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA.


This College oieul the whole upper portion Of three
stories Of the large double building Al the " corner OF
CHESTNUT and SEVENTH Streets. Is we'll lighted
which Is unsurpassed.
The instruction glyeu here Of the most practical aud
like character The appreciation Of is vaue h
shown by the fact that during tho past year nearly svsn
hundred students Were In attendance and also by the
readiness with which liz gradualel secure lucrative
htnhtlonH and the large number Of applications made
TO the College for them.
Tbs course Of instruction includes
Bo0KKREPIN0,
which Is taught In ali Its departments and applications
just aa 1t Ia praeced by the best accountants aud bus.
ness men. Each student opens, whites cut and closes
several ret Of books adapted to the vAnus branches Of
tade makes out la proper form the various papers used
in business, such Promissory Notes Receipts Ac.
count Currents, Account isalea Business Letters
Balance Sheets, &C.. and ls instrucied IN the large
variety OF Transitions aud customs Of fbusiness life.
PENMAEsHIp.
which Is important 10 every business man, receive.
hee Is we'll calculated to make elegant aud apid panmen
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC,
including Interest," Profit aud Loss Averaging Aceounts
Exahsngs ~; ls taught IN its shorloa aad osi ap
CoMHEaciaL Law, MAtHRsArics, and Dlrrouvo Cow.
iEH'R'r NOTES arc included III tho eInrse of ttiun,
TELgGRAPHING
both by Sound aud Paper taught Ly ons otLe best
OF practical mud experienced OPERATORS and every facility
Is afforded for acquiring full knowledge u all tbs
minutle Of the Profession.
department has been opened or the receptlou Of
ladies for Instruction Ia this branch Tle great aud
increasing demand for competent operators. offers
usual opertunities for remuneratiye emplovment.
As Instruction Is given tO each tndent Hepara tely
those who wish TO enter for any particular branch eau DO
20,
The time usually required for the completl Counting
uonhs Courses varies irOm eight tO twelve weeks ae-
eordiug to the number Of hours daily devoted 10 It,
handsome Dipluma with the e OF the Institution at
tAehed Is awarded en- graduation.
Students are received any time, aud Aro instructed
ut such hours as may best suit their cony enisncs
Catalogues containing TERMS &c. may be obtained
gratis On application.
HCRltfESDsNs series Of Practical TreAtises on BOOK.
KEEpfSGi and JuDoE SHARWoOD's Lectures before th-
students on Commercial Law for sale at the College
s.. H. CRITTENDEN & CO.,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-19

REaovAL.-The Artisans Savings Bank has
been Iemoved to No. COZ Market Street, where
it will he open daily to receive deposits and
make payments.
Dividends Mt the rate of per cent, per an-
mum, have been paid to Deposilors, semi.Annu-
ally in April and October, since the organiza-
lion Of the Bank in 1861.
Profits on deposits, after the payment Of
necessary expenses, are all devoted to the bene-
Fl and security of the depOsilors.
Managers are not allowed 10 borrow any pari
of the funds belonging TO the Corporation.
Managers - William 8. fiilles, Edward Belts,
Joseph W. Day, Charles W. Rowland, VIM. II.
Billany, George s. Capele, Job II. Jackson,
George W. Bush, Leonard E, Wales, DR.. j. F.
Vaughan, N. R. Benson, Clement B. Smith,
Henry F. Dure.
WILLIAM 8. HUNS, President
GEoRGR W. BUSH, Vice President,
JoHN p. MoLRAR, Treasurer
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-19

A TOUCHING IscIDBEr THE Chicago journal,
of Friday, has the following Hon John Covode
was in this city on his return from Southern
tour, yesterday. lie had lost two sons in the
war, as he supposed, two years ago, and falling
in with member of one of their regiments who
had Just been released from the rebel prison at
Andersonville, Ga, made inquiry preparatory
to asking where they were buried. Judge of
his surprise when he was answered ;--"You
must be prepared to learn, Mr. Covode, that
James (the youngest sony could not come with
u.s." ''ls my boy alive, then 2" he inquired.
'Why, yes. They couldn't kill Jim. lie has
too much soul. lie was bound TO live. He
would have come with us, but he couldn't raise
twenty-five cents, the price they demanded to
release u.s." "WhetheT would have cried
more" said the patriotic old man to us, ''tO
have heard the tidings that had lost another
son, than l did on receiving this intelligence,
is doubtful" The son is now on his way home
! by way Of Richmond.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-19

Long years of teaching yield fruit
That we'll the demons brow may shame !
And nations stand aghast and mute
Before crime Without name!
So firmly good, so kindly brave,
lie knit our hearts unto his own
And bowing DER our martyrs grave,
We pray-GoD keep him near His throne
But who shall stand befora the power
That's gathering from the nations grief,
While, stricken low in trumph's hour,
We mourn our loved, our father chief2
How will our hero es hear the blow
Or how restrain their bursting wrath
As onward to the Gulf they go,
Will fiery besoms sweep their path
O. guide our vengeance Thou to whom
The power OF wrath alone belongs
Let not blind nature, in the gloom,
With sickeniDg carnage right our wrongs;
But while pale MERCY bleeding lies,
Dumb on her dear apostles grave,
Let Justice, with her piercing eyes
Aud neryeful arm, adVance--to save
TO save the weHk the driven foe,
Yet smite, as with Thy sword Of fame,
The iends-o'ermatching fiends below
Who taught CRIME WITHOUT NAME
Eu0EHE II. MuNDAY.
PHrLADELPHIA, April lG, 1865.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-19
A Solemn Reflection.

ny THE BARD OF TOWER HALL
Some wise people have said
That, when ages are fed
And when this present day
Shall be almost forgot
Then each lone savage spot
Shall grow wealthy aud gay,
And vast cities shall rise
Where the desert track lies.
But each place famous now,
They say, Time shall then bow
Into ruins and dust.
Should such doom ever be,
Our fair city, to thee,
With what reverence just
viii the traveller muse
Az thy relics he views
"0n this spot" he will say.
"Where the granite blocks grey
Still are piled up so tall,
Stood that place which is yet
In our classic lore set
As the great Tower Hall,
Where such cheap clothes were sold,
In those fine days of old %
Al kinds, Styles and sizes Of cloAmg, mems
outh's and boys, all grades, from medium 10
uPe.fae. Although QUE sales are large and
apl, we have q full and complete assortment,
lew and fashionable, which is being replenishe ed
ally. Our prices heing basOd upon the lowest
larket rates of the season, are lower than the
,West elsewhere. An examination invited
TOWER HALL,
No. 5lS Market street,
BENNETT & Co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-19
Now for the Rush to Cheap Johns
Another New List of Prices,


Bo3ta and Shoes 30 per cent. less than any
Jther store in Delaware.
Dry Goods 10 per cent less than any other
store IN Wilmington.
CrOckery-warc 20 to 30 per cent. less than
any other store in this city.
Notions of all kinds from Is to 20 per cent.
less than any other person dare attempt to sell.
Spool Cotton, ClOaking Cloths, Flannes. Pant
stulla UndersLrts md Drawers, Window Cur
taina, Coal Oil Lamps, Glassware, Knives and
Forks, Pocket Books, Brushes Of all kinds from
10 TO 90 per cent. less than any other store in
the = nited States. Open from A. NJ. to Q r.
NJ. No. GOO Market Street. Wilmington. Del
SPECIAL NoTlcE.-Dry Goods Dress Goods
Table Linens, TOwelings, White Goods, Shaws.
sc. viii be sold great bargain to change
business, as my time and attention will be de-
voted to gontemen's furnishing goods exclusive
ly, where a good assortment eau always be had
at the very lowest prices in the city or State
Please call md examine, No. 3l6 Market street,
Wilmington, Del. ,WM. II. Caow.
December g-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-19
SIMMS' VEGETABLE LIVER
DIT TC


No pain attends their operation The only pills that
operate Without grplng sckeniGg, weaksning or eav
Ing the bowels cosTs and the best ever shered
the afflicted for every disease requiring purgauye lned
cine Their lntrlnaie merits are becoming extensively
known Elegantly sugar coated price 70 cents per boz
Read what the Rev. Francis NJ. Hawkins, Of the NJ z.
Church, 1t baltimore, says Of their excellence =
T0wsOST0wE, MD, April 20 1861.
DR.. SiMAs SON--sir;-l have boon for 4or months
greatly afflicted with tho Liver Affection for the hrst
months alter my seemed serious, thought was
wasting away with consumption. suffered much with
violent misery In my Side and with burning in my
back NY breathing very hard; my eoplexlon very
yellow Ia fact my whole stem seemed entirely out Of
order. had severe rongh at times and weakness III
my breast. applied to several physleians, aud took
great amount " medicne which seemed 10 have no good
effect When hrst heard uf your Liver pills, thought
perhaps they might do good, l bought one
box aud before had taken them all felt greatly releV
ed my head felt NO longer giddy, my side no longer
palnod me, my nerves seemed to bo strengthened IN
other words began to feel like and am now
enjoying very good health They operate without sick
oniig or any gripping PAINS aud do highly recommend
them To the public. Try them, sufferers before II Is too
late. Your humble servant,
FRANCIS NJ. HAWKINS
OF Baltimore Circuit, of the NJ. =. Church.
soe manufacturers, SIMAls 3 SON, Physcians AID
Druggists Of Fourth and King Streets, Whining
Ton Dol Sold by Drugglss and SOrekeepers generally
ASK Tor 5nms Vegetable Liver Pills sud take no others
Sold by Ferris, New Castle Booth aud Cowgirl Sou,
Doyer HAmnersley Fuulk Milford; Lodge, Claymonli
byott 60, Philadelphia, and dealers generally.
naY.27
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7ourmaI amn @tattsntan
ThERNG9
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AHA ia advance No INSCRIPTIONS Will be received FOR
e than three months, and paper discontinued until
iii arrearAges paid unless at the option OF the pub
MI, WEEKLY JOURNAL AND STATESMAN ls pub
llshel every Friday at TWO DOLLARS AND HALE
PER ANNUM, payable In advance or THREE DOLLARS
Al tbs end u tbs year,
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sertei threo im1s ir dollar aud sixty centai hnd
forty cents Tor every subss lunt insertOn longer ones
II tho same proportion.
His- Advertisements sent without stating the time
thsy ara 10 be published will le continued until thoy
Ara forbid and charged according 10 the above terms
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HoRsNsl HoRsRsl!
TIE EYE and Earl
TO THE PEoPLaI
NOW READY,

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ASTHMA and Catdrrh.
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all these mRaiies and all Nervous Affections which
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