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SEVEN THIRTY LOAN.

These Votes are issued under date of August
18th, 1854, and are payable three years from
that time, in currency, or are convertible at
the option of the holder into
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JAY COOKE,

Subscription Agent, Philadelphia,
Subscriptions acal be recsfped 6y tie
First National Bank Of Harrisburg,
First National Bank Of Lockhaven,
First National Bank Of Philadelphia,
First National Bank Of Wiliamsport.
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Whiskers J Whiskers

Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches Our
Grecian compound will force them TO grow on
the smoothest face or chin, or hair on bald
heads, in Six Weeks. Price, Sl.00. Sent by
mail anywhere, closely sealed, on receipt of
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lysn Box l36, Brooklyn, n. Y
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State Medical Board.
Headquarters PsnnsylUania Militia,
Hospital Department,
sT1-r;sE,fro Noy'r 10 1894

Harrisburg Nov'r 10, 1864.
TNHE State Medical Board Of Pennsylvania
H. is now in session in this city, and will
continue until further notice, to examine cam
didates for the post Of Medical Officers in
Pennsylvania Regiments.
The appointment of a number of Assists nj
Surgeons viii be required Immediately TO fill
vacancies now existing, as well as for others
constantly occurring.
Physicians of Pennsylvania, in good health,
furnishing proper testimonials as to moral
character, &C., viii be admitted to the exam
iuation.
By order of the Governor:
JOSEPH A. PHILLIPS.
Surgeon General of Pennsylvania
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Making and Repairing
1865
1865

1865 1865
PHILADELPHIA L ERIE RAILROAD
J. This great line traverses the Northern
and Northwest counties Of Pennsylvania to
the city of Erie, on Lake Erie.
II has been leased by the Pennsylvania Rail
Road Company, and tnder their auspices is
being rapidly opened throughout Its entire
length.
1t is now in use for Passenger and Freight
business from Harrisburg to St. Mary's (216
miles) on the Eastern Division, and from
Sheffield to Erie, (78 miles on the Western
Division.
TINE OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT EMPORIUM:
Leave Eastward.
Through Mail Train 3 20 P. VI.
Leave Westward.
Through Mail Train i0l8 A. VI.
Cars run through WITHOUT CHANGE both
ways between Philadelphia and Lock Haven
and between Baltimore and Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Express Trains
both ways between Williansport and Balti-
more, and Williamsport and Philadelphia
For information respecting Passenger busi-
ness apply at the S. E. Cor..l2th and Market
Streets.
And for Freight business of the Company S
Agents:
S. B. Kingston, Jr., Cor. 18th and Market
Sts., Philadelphia.
J. W. Reynolds Erie.
IN Drill, Agent n. c. R. R. Baltimore.
II. Fl. HoUsToS,
Gsng Freight Agt. PhTd.
LEWIS I. HoUpT,
Gent 7Estet Agt. PhFd.
Jos. D. PoTrs,
Gerl Manager, Willidmsport
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THE MOST DESIRABLE HOTEL INNORTE-
ERN PENNSYLVANIA, TO BR
SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE.

The Subscriber offers at PRIVATE SALE
the House which he has occupied for the last
ten years and known as the
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To PROFESSORS OF Music, AMATEURS, AND THE
MUSICAL PUBLIC GENERALLY.
2. A, Wundermann,
Forsigp e. AhsficaR 4JQsie UaFshouss,
S24 Broadway.


Having on hand the largest stock Of Foreign
Music in New York, which he imports from
Europe expressly to meet the taste and re-
quirements of the American lovers Of Music,
respectfully calls attention to the fact, that he
is now supplying Music Of Every Style at a
Reduction of twenty-five to fifty per cent, less
than any other house in the United States.
Private Families can be supplied (post free J
by forwarding the cash to the above address.
Should the amount of cash forwarded exceed
the cost of the Music, the balance will be
promptly returned in postage currency.
Dealers and Professors should not neglect
this opportunity; they will be libera!Iy dealt
with.
n. B.-Auy and every piece of Music(v vocal
or instrumental) published in Europe or a
merica, will be supplied to order, if accom-
panied by the cash.
Remember the Address,
P. A. WUND ERMANN,
Foreign and American Music Warehouse,
s24 Broadway, New York. 1929
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This branch of our trade we call your atten.
on to in particular, as We can and will save
vou 25 to so per cent. Fine suite from Sl2
to SIS. worth $50 to SIS. Good black pants
for So, ,75, worth $3.50. Extra Doeskin $3.50.
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THE ONLY LOAN I'M MARKET

Less than $500. 600, 900 remain unsold
which win probably be disposed of within
the next 60 or 90 days, when the notes will
undoubtedly command a premium, as has
uniformly been the case on closing the sub
scriptions to other Loans.
Is order that citizens Of every town and
section of the country may be afforded facil-
ties for taking the loan. the National Banks,
State Banks, and private Bankers throughout
the country have generally agreed to receive
subscriptions at par Subscribers will select
their own agents, in whom they have conf
dence, and who only are to be responsible for
the delivery of ihe notes for which they re-
ceive orders.
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WAGON SHOP

TVHE subscriber having located in Lewis
H. vile is prepared to do Ell kinds of work
in his line, on short notice and in the best
manner.
Making and Repairing
Of all kinds. am enabled by the aid of ma
chinery to do work in the wagon-line better
and cheaper than any other establishment in
the county. l am also prepared to make
COFFINS. EDISON HYDE.
Ulysses, Penn'a, Dec. l, 1854
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MELLOW CITIZENS, Friends and Custom
L. ers: return my thanks to you for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon me for the
past ten years, and my business having so
much increased, found it necessary to estab-
lish my headquarters On the railroad, have
selected Wellsville, and hereafter may DO found
at the
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DRY GOODS,
SHOES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
YANKEE NOTIONS,

YANKEE NOTIONS,
&C., and shall ever try to give all customers
good bargains. To my friends and customers
at Whitesville, l sincerely return you my
thanks for your liberal patronage there, and
shouldyouovisit me at Wellsville, shall try
to repay you for it.
Good Shirtings and Sheetings for so to so
cents, worth 30 TO rs.
Best grades of Prints from 81 to 35 cents,
worth 45.
Good Delains % to 81 cents, worth 35 to As.
Good Plaid Alpaccas 2e to 80 cents, worth
SO to 70.
Extra Plain Alpaccas 40 to 62 cents, worth
So to SO.
Extra all-wool 3elains 373 to so cents, worth
so TO IS.
Fine Mozambique. % to IS cents, worth SO
to As.
Fine all. wool Merinos GO to 80 cents, worth
81 to S1,50.
A large stock Of Cassimers. Kt. Jeans, Sati-
netts, Broadcloths, and ether goods equally
as low.
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SILKS,SHAW L &C,

of the Best and Latest Fashions, very low
Fine Merinos, Thibets Wool, Brocha. Stella,
and most other kinds.
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Empire Store

at the upper end of the village, where l she'll
be pleased to see all my old customers and
as many new ones as msy feel disposed TO
favor me with call. We are noW opening o
large stock OF
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Notes of all the denominations canned will
be promptly furnished upon receipt of SUBJ
scriptions. This is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-30

DRYANTS'.
ID Mechanics Hall, Az broadway above Grand street.
The Mana happy to announce an cnangemene
with the celebrated comedian,
Mr.. FRANK MORAN,
Aud Mr.. VI. WARREN.
The Champion Dancer OF the world.
BRYANrS' MINSTREf,S
In their laughable Burlesnue and Plantation Scenes
Parquet % cents. Gallery 81 cents. Commence ats
WOODS MINSTREIS. 5if BROADWAY.
w CONTINUED SUCCESS. CROWDED HOUSES.
DELIGHTED AUDIENCES RAPTUROUS APPLAUSE.
EIGHTH WEEK
OF Charles ga ,ors highly successful
OIL BURLESQrE
ENDORSED BY THE PRESS AND PUBLIC.
PETROLlAMAHIA,
Or OIL on TIE Ei.AiS
OR OIL on THE BRAIN.
TIE GREAT SENSATION OF THE SEASON.
NEW AND MAGNIFICENT SCENERY.
Scene lst-Wiiam street. Merchants Exchange, 60
Scene 2i-Pete's Ante Chamber "a Cave"
Scene 3i-Swamp Angel Cievlce.
Scene last-poroiia.
Previous TO the burleslue,
A grand Minstrel Performance by
WOODS MINSIRELS
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NE" boWERY THEATRE.
BRoFE hr p Mi sN q Nd op4e9sc Mss " a9Dss
Friday evening. benefit Of Nj. Walter Grisdais.
So q l sn A EEs vss SfSE4s
FIFTH NIGHT
MONDAY EVENING, MAY I. 1875
''' n's1' o. SAaA' HEMP rqT's viz in three s''
Queen Katherine NJ k kEAM
Tosoasads with SSln 1$iHSs wiz is A
Mrs. Oakley MIRA KEAN Oakley. Mr. KEAN.
sH&fs s FOX ANY NIGHT
~ .S mE sPEs OWENS EEA .TE
NIBLo's GARDEN. BEGINS AT TX
Lessee and Manager ..................wM. wHEATLEY
FIRST NIGHT OF THE ENGAGEMENT
who will appear MSS sA$aE h HVEss Ma,
cAAs's and T EaSGfi Psy'0na'ion OF
THE CRICKET
Mitchell by Augustus waldnsr, Esq
M 1fs f w T n &
aonas = f3 ShSSEh sFS bEsk
'A' 1SSSsEsHH4
ACT lst-THE SHADOW DANCE
act sdtS sish S%yfEAsfSSSS
Act S'h-oss YEA FuE EA ThGKN+ TRIUMPH OF
Seats secured six days in advance.
OLyMPIc THEATRE. COMMENCES AT 8
COMPLETE AND 5 GENUINE t;sii SUCCESS
GRAND FAIRY Specialize, IN THREE PARTS,
CAREFUL f ss
Eb5s ~ fs'if
NE" AND kHssES 1 by rio? THOMAS sI SAkEk AND AA
E'0 spsass So.sam m' b su vi ssnd'
%sD o' '"
v,,,, Isl. SLEEPING p Beauty 5 n THE WOOD.
f''h appearance M inG Eo% %Td RfsfSu''
dramatic composition eighteen years are 70 be supposed to
S % ar
ded and PaRT sss pfffEs s
Queen s.rsn. ln,. ..n.or NJ Vi. a,1 r nss.s2
Princess isabelle, she appeared when only three
Tssss's% kns JESTER. PaESs,
s:;: .:: :;:s!;:
Fairy Choremusica Miss A. Wood
Fairy Baneful Not invited Miss Ame Harris
PART SEcOND-PERIOD 1901.
Princess Isabelle (aged Is, all but an
hour SOL Observation-Disclosures JOHN WOOD
Lady Abigail Cher con1dant) Miss Louisa Myers
Pas dc Bouquet. Nile Augusta
PART THIRD-PERIOD l70
Prince Perfect (of the Emerald Isle Miss Eliza Newton
Larry Log (his countryman) .......... Mr.. f. Lamb
Colin Clurnp IA woodcuter) ...........M Z. Gilett
Pas do Marathon Mile Augusta
SPECIAL NOTfCE.--The audience respectfully G.
their the grand Transforms
ton Scene concluding the Extravaganza.
The performance VIII commence with
POPPING THE QUESTION
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THE SANITARY COMMISSION.


To the Rey LrsiY W Bnalows PRECEDENT Of the United
DFAr sRFor the purpose answering the great number
Of inquiries made daily al oacc, operan-
d. Of obinns erolcnm we nave thoushi Il WORTH while e
we'll with engine derrick tank drills, and indeed all the
BY OUR % he and
Tew On son at s Tree nsS.
way and street stages and the Tenth Avenue
tedious Journey Of one thousand miles to and from the Cd
sSn TO- e mory 81 men mem s nse Of s
profitable We have issued tickets OF admission Is
eaea G he Is
s mat ~ sVoe fare 81 ssf aa sos
cerey congrauins you upon recent glorious Victories
WE'D " cLxRSE 1 co, 10 Pine stree. N.Y.
UsirEp srArrs SANITARY CONwrssioS,
STw YoaE, April H. 1855.
fully. in behalf OF the United sanitary Commission,
your humane and patriotic otter 70 turn TREASURY
and all It's accomp, nlments complete
"bornc the public over much Tue domain from which
our oil has owel the national sympathy and gratitude has
COMPARATIVELY cheap aud simple Yet the wells have thrown.
daily" high the wounds and strickea
soldiers aud sometnes 1t the rate Of sixteen hundred 5ones
week Of Fredericksburg seventy thou.
have thus far furnished the army and navy with about
millions OF dollars worth OF extra comfort They are throw.
nngon Gold.boro the Shenandoah, Meanwhile Knoxville.
ledge and humanity our medical corps ask from u.s. and
there immediate prospect that the on will ,give oul
We have not recently found 10 bu our stock,
force the market sober UNDER
stand its value and invest without noise.
Meanwhile rejoice that petroleum wishes 10 sanrtify
Of our noble army Of martyrs Il has made fortunes lighted
cottages and elites cooked dinners and steamships iub
Gated mills and trains contendei with mining stocks cotton
and railroad shares city roads for the the Er-
change. II itself medicine for army wounds
and fosp;a gangrene We shall be glad try a. Mayyour
oil well into immediate and popular operation. n AN
who have Invested IN oil stocks and ~ leave fortunes
20 their children VIII only and take their offspring Just 70
those fortunes made cannot doubt that
receipts aud VIII be- sufficient reward your utm0oo
expectations. and meet our largest requirements.
With grateful respect remain gentlemen, truly,
HENRY W. BELLOWS, Presldenl
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yVALLACKs.
" Proprietor and MapagsTh Lester wallack.
seventh time h Still Tom W TsFT f RSS BEEF Comedy
produced with superb scenery beautiful Dresses, Appoint
ana seventh IN" HIGH LIFE ys"i BELOW srHRs
wa s'sas s%say
very popular comedia%Si, uo, srox
nea IL never acted in New YORK Sterling coyae Com
~! BLACK SHEEP.
DECENTRALIZATION 9%s p' BSs 3 p FhiESbs
% uHEouAL MAroH, And THE uUNcH BACK
Doors open TX; Overture Tx.
w Mr.. Stuart has pleasure in announcing that on
MIR. HENRY PhA66iDE
s'e"' '""'"''' GRANDFATuER WHITEHEAD
IN Mark Lemons beautiful drama OF that tiLe and also ID
MS 'A's""''' '' SAM HOBBS
NABOB FOR AN HOUR
Presented with powerful cast.
WINTER GAgDES.-MRs sEDLEY BROWN DE.
Winter Garden, Saturday, May 9, when the drama OF
New York.
HELLER's SALE DaABoLIouE.
LAST SIX NIGHTS
LAST TWO MATISEEs
on MONDAY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
will be rsvysa qE az s
TIE DAvESfoEr cABiSET.
'''' "' ANEW PROGRAMME OF MAGIC
urrtr NEW v riAM1TPRTE Ey S1k2s y,cur
LAST SsrISSE %SpSGs6sY sSp shTthIbAy
having but viii place
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AMUsEM ENTs.

A cApEMY OF MUSIC;
aRi ESsAHp Directoe
GLAND dKhMxS OPERA. 0''1''''''
MONDAY, MAY I. l5S5
BETHoyEN'S IMMORTAL OPERA.
FEbEIa9, y yIbkEIS..
vih a Gas. q uhparslsled strength.
the Italian opera in London and It's rendition By this COM
enthusiasm rivsius scpsng s revival =
The following is from the Chicago Journal Januaryli:
The hi rss as was ws s, sss1g f:s
Msaar Sn nor BessoVen .slsesa Tor tss
great master pieces pure comedy or pure tragedy:
language Gsnas ss found % .
est umphs In the perfection with which this has been 20
Fiaelio Of especial interest aud amsteurA
peiec: eombin OF rc beauties th.s
sT y 1T s
: sss 4
C. sns aeo "ns
ratio works Each Is nseparable from the other Evey
Ss.sIsSs ;ssP:
dsar Win camnss.. IN the Intensely dra%sss
ass's sSs P.sies.
'- ASSASSIN TuE EST ief NAY + unqualified
Only 'l FaE e M Mstnsi s TtsiE work.
az s S .aa
.xDMissoNT 10 rarauet Dress Circle and Balcony. u
Family Circle 80 cents; Gallery, rs cents
THEATRE FRANCAIs-NIBLOs CONCERT SALOON.
xA,rRr rTnEIpAY May +. go o'clock
Theatre Office Preserved seas 67s broadway ground foos
M PARK THEATRE BROoKLYN.
OPEN EVERY EyENiNi; e. D. conway
WITH A POWERFUL CoAPANY
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNuM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TEMfLE OF MILLION WONDERS
GREAT AND BRILLIANT ATTRACTIONS
THE CONSTANT rHRoNa OF VISITORS
CURIOSITY, INTEREST AND QUALIFICATION
SPLENDID COMBINATION OF AMUsEMENTS.
~, >, A LI ,9S AT $,EyESING At 5h
THE ORANGE GIRL
IT'S IMPRESSIVE LANGUAGE
MECHANICAL APPLIANCES and
are unequaed in dramatic history.
Previous to the drama.
THREE LEGGED WONDER ..............T TONY DENIED
'n THE BOONE FAMILY COMBINATION.
ROYAL COLOSSEUM. LONDON
CLASSIC EEapISSss,. coNIc SONGS, DUETS, Ola
THE GREATEST NATURAL AND NATIONAL CURI.
oSITY IN THE WORLD,
ONE OF THE ONLY -FOUR
SURVIVING HEROES OF THE REVOLUTION,
Accompanied by his Youngest boy, lad Of sixty YEARS
who preparing celebrate National Victories
has been induced appear for few days only TO receive
n @ # 81 sRS Hf on s q hPs S hand a AZ:
which the past with the generation who
nghtnS e Uphold .he HqHoE o. q, 1pE REprbilc The
The Wonderful Curiosity,
A HORSE AND RIDER ENTWIsED BY AN ENOR.
NOUS SERPENT CONVERTED INTO STONE.
WoobRofFEs soHEMihS aEsss
A GLASS STEAM ENGINE IN MOTION.
30 LIFE SIZE M0yiNG Wax FIGURES EAT M0MAH
GRAND AQuARIA-A MILLION CURiosiTIEs.
Admission, 80 cents Children under ten Is cents
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ATs
IL NEW YORK CIRCUS.
MONDAY EVENING, MAY I,
AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK
GRAND MAT1NEEs
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY At IN:
UNPARALLELED, UNPRECEDENTED AND
ADMITTED COMPLETE SUCCESS
Of the New AID Grand Comic Spectacular pantcmime
THE FAIRY PRINCE, ODONOGHUE;
Or Tue WHITE iIoRsR kiLLARSEY
REPRODUCED
with than its
ORIGINAL GORGEOUS sPLESDoR,
which ELECTED
THE UNANIMOUS AND UNQUALIFIED
ENCOMfUMS OF PRESS AND PUBLIC
WITNESSED BY THOUSANDS.
EULOGIZED BY ALL,
the mos, superb and pageant
New York. - - -
THE GREAT PANTOMIME
will be preceded AZ performance by
GRAND EQUESTRIAN AND GYMNASTTC
entertainments, In which the
NATcUIESS STAR COMPANY APPEAR
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A MUsEMENTS.

NEW BowERY THEATRE
~ =, HAMLET
hamleL Mr. Walter Grisdale Ophefta Mrs. w. q Zones
bmoIhEk BILL AND ME-. DuTCHMANs GHOST
10 morrow evening Tuesday, beneht Of Mr.. w. Aardeu
rnday evening" benefit OF Mr.. Walter Grisdale.
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RIO LET-ON WEST THIRTY.S SIXTH STREET, BE.
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues three story brick
House; All modern to let furnished complete;
three months used, for ST. SO of the house S65V II
furniture is purchased Permits from s. EMERSON Al
Eighth avenue.
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DEMOvAL.-yOHN DANIELL BEas LEAVE TO IN.
~ form his friends and customers that he WIN remove
door, on May An examination Of hls sks Ribbons Lacss
Ao is respectfully solicited,
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ITO LET-SECOND AND PART OF THIRD FLOORS,
Not Warren place Zine ocation) to small family with
out children. 10 be after ~ O'Clock NJ Monday.
Rent 500.
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MEDICAL.


A DvICE TO MARRIED LADIES-MADAME RES.
n TELL, Professor Of Midwifery, be consulted AS
usual at l62 Chambers street Hernfable French Monthly
rlls, No: price 3d. or No which are four degrees
than l. and fail safe and healthy
price IS l27I, Liberty street by mail
n. b.-Madarne RESTEIL deems IL her duty caution
ladies' against matos who only deprive their
means, but OF their health.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-02-11

IL, 1855.
yEzY Etls has transpirsd the Pss; week which properly
comes under this head.
We hear Of = q sale Of 500 bbis Gillian four eI hGf1foT from
Valparaiso, on private terms
TIE eoAst-rs eotae in trvn lay to day with csryoes from the
pIsrtAtions fs shipment 10 San Francisco The WhistisI -
rlHns up slowly
From our advertising columns 10 ill te seen that is Ono1es
EDl Wa!hsr plau;s;Ions are nov seDIng theiE crops 70 market
The samples q BGg4r from Onome& snow that everything Il
Norslng admirably. Samples from Wahee vii be 10 store by
MsalAy next Wah t~o Of the largest mills n The group Ahd
nee And- AM crops 20 work on, we have no doubt that The
time is near WHEN they VAL each send tEer 1900 t3as 20 mar
49, IN a year.
In~ arrivals have been the English ship EgsriI with lumber
from Victoria, en- route for shsughae, AMI The Gillian bark
lg4raes1, With $500 bbls eour. en- route hr Hoagk0ng.
The Eg,rfa aalai on the s:h- The whaleshiP FIN. R,feh
sailed Tor the Westward and ochotsk % the 9Th inst
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

AaN ISTRY WEATHER.-The weather for the mast six
weeks has certainly been remarkably cool for these
Islands. The thermometer here in Honolulu has.
during the time, ranged at night from 5S . 10 IS >
with the wind mostly from the north, excepting on
one or two nights, when it stood about &c > with
south winds. On Kauai, it has fallen to 81 :
while at MakaTao on Maui it has been as low as
AZ. NJ. Haleakala is now mantled with 3 beauti-
ful white robe Of snow, stretching from the summit
four miles down on each side, IL some places about
four feet III depth. In the raviDes, and probably in
the crater, it has been much deeper. What O. fine
place for coGSting,-to start from the summit and
slide down four miles. The residents of Makawao
ami also Of Ulupalakua have enjoyed ice creams on
several occasions lately. The snow is obtained by
natives, sent up specially for it, and when wrapped
in a blanket, it is easily kept. Is one instance, ice
three inches thick was brought down. Capt.
McGregor, Of the steamer, says that the submits of
the lofty mountains of Hawaii are also white with
snow, and to vessels passing the island, present a
most beautiful appearance, as the sun shines on
them. The copious rains We have had, in which all
the Islands have shared, fall on these high peaks in
the shape of snow aud remain there for weeks, espe-
cially on the southern slopes, which are less exposed
to the sun, ard more protected by the clouds. The
idea that some people have, that our climate grows
c0.Itr eacn year, Is not correct; though, We have
had more cold and stormy weather this winter than
usual, yet our general temperature remains proba-
bly, the same that it was a hundred ysars ago.
THE PLANTERS ~LINE-Auother vessel Of this line
the brig Merchantmen, commanded by the veteran
Chadwick, arrived at Hilo on the 81 instant, with a
goodly list Of freight and passengers. See shipping
memoranda for that port. We are glad to see this
line fairly started, and with the enterprising owners
every success. Messrs. J. c. King & Co. are the
agents in San Francisco, and Mr.. j. II. Copey in
Hilo. -
FROM VALPAEAIso.-By the Chilean bark .Hdta-
dor, we learn that q rumor was eItant to the effect
that peace had been declared between Spain and
Peru, but upon what term We could not gather.
Valparaiso port charges had been abolished, aud
resident foreigners we're allowed to own vessels under
the Chilean flag.
- The yacht Themis, Capt. J. B. Hanham, left
port on Thursday. Z. NJ, for Hanalei, Kauai, taking
as guests Of the Captain, His Ex. r. C. Wyllie and
Bishop Stalcy. We noticed the new banner or flag
presented by the Rev. Mr.. Gallagher of New York,
TO the Bishop, flying ct the main.
q During the past week the sugar mills Of Judd
s. wilder. al Kualoa. and Of Mr.. Mckeague in
Nuusnu Valley, have been in successful operation.
The mill Of Messrs. Cordiug s Wilson at Kaueohe,
commenced operations, but owing TO q defect 10 the
anes had to suspend for alterations. (!
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-02-11

\ NEW HEALING POwER--An assistant suryscu.
writing from Gettysburg. says tina, what water Is 20
n wound in sn infamed state. coal oil is in n suppura-
ting state It dispels dies. expels vermin, sweetness
the wounds. and promotes q healthy granulstion.
he states that he has seen patients whose wounds
have been dressed with il asleep before he was through
with the Thrill Ibis Is a remedy easily employed
in the hospitals. II it serves TO keep away dies, it
Will add materially to the comfort Of the wounded
.Ea we'll 50 thsir cure.