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Timothy Ti5comb Or. HollandJ
Give Picture OF Nr. >PurEsOu-


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vLa ----- whether "-- -S- -a 30 --ve.F
Ilra -= r----- ana Eal- -T Eal i L.
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c----l- E w- SCI. max .- U@
--l-- ~ w-l-- Gle ana g--LeS~
Ike ls- @ E--tel- twas =
-@r- - & --f- lse- Et- r-i ~ '-e
--- ara gwen CRANE lE NV
-f -l- amounts o. s- --l- -- STATE sum
u ---F-- - --4 ln te r-at-- .
stated r. ana -s-E C >+t ID O. -s-t - ceFastl
wa--al- IeE gle el---- he --E
t--- O. gentleman -l- -l-e A1e12n --eLle
H--- -z seats ana way ~- and EaT-S-
were son Itlt-- i--r-- and -atI ID some =
t-- at-- f=w- .l the house
NJ >Ilr r--r-l Is ve-g large and well
c--t1T-l a.C~. =lIaH-r ~ -1--lI- larger OR
--.1- 1 Judge ian '-lt 81 ny t~-e-. IN
L--zl l--. % .- iaAti 1L'-
CONT -ll.e --r-l-- @ I'VE thousand persons
---re were r- LlIe --l -FJ L-L-rr- people IN
rl= church when i~e.r--ei- HlrrleE came pouring
- --.- l1t tiU- i9rF-l1- UAL- every l-EI - re
o--4.rs "-- crowded ALe interior = Oval, tE-
PLATFORM i--ti, sanding oI' IRON one extremity
am IermIi-iH- iie --t- sFeI eHiIe-y around;
au arrangement M-i-l -F- @ pretty S1rl siZe4
audience oa-y Ire elaaez ri seeing re hack SIDE
u me -IaSer He-9- NE personal llt=f1-le
% to -et I7elcle- ms become So -mi-iar 70
A-ar1iGL-trJ--aeL-afln-- aLl t-e-e-cE lions
~ -r--er"lter- ta1ti need MT - more i-ar
that De 20 iL a. o. ne sieIIe1 4ulei-y HISh
,e stand a- "a E1-iE- hea-t4F- powerful man
A-ier =iTH- OF o .fUH' and 9e=SiHS I.e e'nsse-
--i-l L5- 10 -n.S y 70 s.'"-E' ne .5ine4 Win
'Iel- % i-e music. ihth ne .eaaa teie-IaM ne
lad JUST received from some distant part oil Tie
Ei-Sl,-. Rom q man VINO was dying ana VINO
found himself. iu tie DARK hour, un>usiained oE
the christian l9Ie- HIS prayer tYr this sirans-
- Wa coe ~ Tie most touching things ever
Era7-- Indeed the whole praEe. - WHieI TINS
i5-i--- an elt-sle, was marked WitH sreat ierF'r,
t-yro1Z1 -iiEtlsliiy- anu Low ana q Command
% 1u=-as winch Alel surpassed my cApect-
i'us. when he iHl-Ivl his preaching, was
not let 20 q u.s. % understand tie sec.e. VI ms
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Cofee

The following from anne Year Round viii be
Of interest 20 many readers - Brillat->ayarin.
who, If Le lad not been a great gourmet. would
have been an elIincn; psychologist, ha- most ably
samIuc! up tie peculiar effect Of coffee On the
powers Of the brain. The effect Is sometimes
modified BY habit. but there are many persons in
whom excitement l. always produced. Some
persons are not kept awake by coffee, and yet re-
quire H. Influence 20 keep them from sleep during
tac day. beng sleepy all tie afternoon IL they
d. rot bayc ;aeir usual morning coffee. The
-lecVlc-sur-- cau-ei by coffee Is not painful il
Consist merely ia the perceptions being very
clear. and there being 10 d-sirc u sleep. One i
neither agitIt"I nor miserable. az when s~lccPles-
nc-s come- from any other cause; but that docs
not. nc,cr;helcs, Scent the unreasonable excite
nicnt from being eventually hurt.ul. SavaTin re-
cygnt- "a special occasion when coffee had an cx-
traOrlinaly elet upon his brain aud nerves. i
certain duke, then minister 81 justice, lad given
lin some work a. ~. which required great care.
There WIS little time % ip it in, for the duke
wanted IL next day. Sayarin, therefore. resolved
% work all night. Ia order u iJrtIfv himself
ayaint tie desire - sleep, lie finished his dinner
with two large cups OF strong and excellent coffee.
lie returned home 20 seven O'Clock % receive the
papers DE mad expected, bat found. instead. q let
ter which informed him Csat. owing 10 some alb
-uri fprmnlirv of the bureau. ne could not receive
them before next day. Thus disappointed. Bril-
lat-~tyuriu returned 10 the house where lie had
diucI. and joined 81 party al yicguct. not without
COZ l- NN 49,"
lie retired % rest az lis usual hour. thinking
THAT even IL lie did not sleep we'll De might get a
dose Ut four or five hours which would help him
quietly ou a. the morrow but he was deceived
hour after hour brought fresh mental agitation,
until HE brain seemed like a mill whose wheel,
work without having anything - grind. At last
ie GOT up, and q Ia-- tie time. began throwing
into verse q short English story lie lad lately
read. a. sleep still refused 20 come, ic began
another translation. but all in vain; the mime
wa- exhausted, and lad 10 Doc LETT. lie passed
the night without sleep, and rose and spent the
day ia the same condition. neither food or OcCu-
patton bringing amy change. Finally when he
went % bed 40 HE accustomed time, be- calculated
that be- had not cioscd his eyes for full forty
bour-. This great eIicure closes his remarks on
coffee by speaking of its strength. \ man with
a. good constitution, De save, might live long, even
VIXEN taking tw1 bottles Df wine "a day. but If he
dared % venture on tie -guc allowance OF coffee
he would son become iubeciie. or waste into "a
consumption. He warns parents against giving
10 % young children. and mentions "a man he saw
10 London "sur IN Place 81. Leicester. who had
become crippled 10y his numpl-ga,e use OF coffee.
but who had come down again to five or SIX cups
"a day.
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) Clergyman or Ny. Gladstone and the
Devil

Asa IA party held NJ BacNbE~n q cceh0te
ths opening IS q Conservative NurAn- Men :
Club. -1c .1v. II. Nc~pc. Voo-o- = lae0a>S.
Blackburn. %& -va statements uaaC uv eVel>
speakers wc-c r~1intl.lv ana awic--y c-He- One
vs> ,ls- rhc tc,I Ei-1Lc liz headquarters IN
L.-l.u. and Ni-- Gladstone was one ot his EoDeT-
a- Tie u-le- w> cGt tls teVa Vas the r>t
Ez[selI. I.c~ u Secu CNaS-satSa state
-a---. r-- -- -lc-. -..uk Tor d U---cl- aUG look
SO -- u-rs1 g e-ucel and state IlrCC GrCe>
.-l-e had hcco an attempt q separate chUrcl aUt
,-s-e. and in every case tie a-t-ato-> had coma 10
ruin. HE E--- instance tla- the AL-wl>c EaVc
r HIS government was clat union %. church and
state in Heaven. TIE t7sc s-jtatnr for the dl>>o-
l1-iln ~ thai union VS. tire Ceyll-hGt IN seeking
% eject tle dissolution a.. that union he effected
E5s own fail -A-aiu. tie same wise Being gave
u another instance c, tie nature q HIS Eovern-
-au-. and tia- again wss ,he uu..n NJ church
and state. That was in Paradise. Wherein II was
-Ee union u tie church IN Adam and Eve VITA
the sovereignty of the -Al-wi~e. Satan 81, n
wg-k. and rui- time sucrc-iel, and tie result was
the ruin If the church temporal We had IN the
box Of LeviticUs smother instance 81 q union
between churcl and state. and when It wascI-
ll-cI l. was tue ruin of The church. q the union.
and of tie aEitatU-s. And though II might seem
harsh. though il might seem an cza--erati1n Of
truth. be c1ufeS=ed thar he telr APPALLED, when he
saw the SD aud terrible TaraleLsu there was
between the enemy II all men and cie leader Of
Radicals. nov Jae enemy ot The church. He
strongly fe,J The IaraileliSm, AMI he would rather
occupy liz present humble position tLan Nj.
gladstone :.
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Too Nixon Observation-Disclosures - 3 god
thin-. hut Il urav te over3one- IN which c1~ tie
result : Journalism 1lsllsr l. the most UDn--
,eve>,inE u human beings - uzt1r1i- ui@l
men ana women. kl-.Gae turned characters
arc hore-. Your ri.i1 G-ls5plinarIa1= are aII -
commit; sa6 mistakes, specially a. reEards cLt1-
rcu. They insist on making BOYS z13 grls what
Heaven never intended them - be-F1
BY nature they arc noisy, TcllcklD5. mp0-=-le
creatures. and /. j blind cruelty - pax theE
minds and S9alSaud limbs iacs straight ackee-
Let eEe4 romu-'. Il : Their nature U1- lo1S-
cvl.ue thei- natural impulses oa5 q item i 70
c1uu,erval Ibe Kind purposes of the C1eat4r.
Nobody attempts 10 interfere with the sElp.nsoi
lambs ~ the capcrs ot kittens why should tie
v1un- of the human species be suub6ei foE being
rrnaIIV noicNamer
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BEsND-NG AND DsUUVING cUT OF = R1sINENT-
= singular story : reported II q Sergeant B5c-
r1wGale. q man Il excellent character. who. Il i
stated. was irummei oUJ Of the army for ial>ify-
iuE his accounts u the amount o. toTtv-nine shil-
liugs. Il J. impossible u avold 4 feeling OF doubt
as 70 the accuracy of this statement, but If true
the circumstance require explanation. IL would
be absurd % pretend % believe, with some, that
branding j. a horrible species Of torture. the last
relic Of the c~ruclties l~c-TerraJei in the dark ages:
nor can we be blind TO the difficulties surround
in tie question but it i al~5 impossible % deny
that II ! q harbaroU- and rude mode e prevent
ing men from re-enli>riuE. and i tolerated only
because 10 better means OF doing this can be Sug-
geS,ed. TIE process itself i a simple one Inc
culVric. having heard his sentence read az The
head VI the regiment. J. conveyed u a barrack-
room, where, IL the presence " two officers, one
of whom must be q surgeon. lie strips % the waist.
The trumpecer or drum mayor covers the prison
er's ribs and side with "a lreFaratiJn 81 gun
powder and water, and then applies a small IN
-trlment. which, on . spring being touched,
drives a small number Of needles through the
skin. though without causing pain HE gun
powder ! then rubbed over tie holes. the cutIcle
l. stained. and the letters b. c. are deeply
tattoOed upon the man. All buttons and orna-
ments are .. forwards cut of from tie prisoners
uniform. and. ATTENDED bv the trumrets ~ drums
j. marched down the front Of the line. ana iguom-
mi5Usiy turned out Of The gate, OF sent to prison
The sI.e object Of this proceeding l. 70 prevent a
backyard from re-enlis.Iug IN another regiment.
and thereby deiraUdinE the public of tin bounty
he viii receive. Il may. therefore. be fairly said
that branding i q part Of the bounty system and
that II ills could be sDpplanted by some more
wholesome mode % obtaiuin. recruits the punish
ment might be dispensed wiJh.-EuTogeaH Man.
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THE TITLE OF E>QUIEE.-A curious application.
having reference % the use Of the title Esquire.
was lately made 10 the country magistrates at
Canterbury. IL seems that ~ a former sitting OF
the bench the oycr-eers put in their lists Of PER
SONS qualified T. serve a. Juror. when exception
Wa taken uo q gentlemen NAMED Canon being de-
-crIbed as an esquire, and notice Dfsuch objection
wac sent him according 70 law, 20 enable him T.
show cause against the proposed alteration. Ac-
cIrjiuEiy on Saturday Mr.. Canon attended before
the magistrates, and claimed tine privilege of his
original description. on the ground thai he had
once acl the Office OF sheriff for tire city and
county or Canterbury. Mr.. Canon quoted an au-
tluTiiy showing that the high sheriff ola county
outside OF Canterbury was entitled To be ctlledan
esquire in IcTIetuity. The magistrates clerk
We that j. because he has been appointed 10 the
office 10y the Queen. and has held Ter commission
but You received the honor from the town council
Of tire city Of Canterbury only. Mr.. Cauon-but
thc high sheriff Of London j. elected only by free
Uru. aud be- claims % Doe called au esquire. The
chairman said the question was a difficult one
but az the bench thought that no person not hold
Ius her Majesty commission wd- entitled u be
called au esquire. and az Mr.. Canon could not
show that hc did So, although De- held the office of
sheriff for Canterbury, hi- description would be
altered lpm esquire 90 gentleman. the effect Of
which viii ho that Doe viii Doc liable - hc called
upon 20 serve a. q petty instead pl % grand juror
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CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPERS.

The following are received by Express regularly, and eenef
ally il. advance OF the mails. They will he forwarded 10 SUI
crihers by me, at pOsGges prepaid at the ANNEXED Tern
Weekly Bulletin, Pc "
Sacramento Union.
san Francisco Weekly TImeS-------.-------
y B-Tae undersigned has an agent in san Francisco !"
secure and forward the above papers, which are often pu' !"
board AFTER the vessels are under sail. without regard
pense, thus enabling subscribers to obtain their papers ""'
promptly than in any other way -,,r~rr
aJs II NJ. WliIINH'
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ytuIF % NRrRIDCES MADE
= ir three s.zr=, va. go ar-ratrr Eahr,i| t.rcf $50 tr
Iuf chi bore suf AL G. tnlII u1r--
Thee tnrtrbdG~- bIgr been uis1s~f anrr careful crm-
ptrtu " frnts azlnHt 40 ocl~r --cuutlns w. Her Maj
s-fy-- War DT==sfnsruf. a thr Standard Siie
= asfuunif.~ Or che Erfsi-h Army. and aye MT
onfv 1--i exclfsrvrfy o. ths ~niier Rin~. r4. are rltrtrf
g 90 other systrmH q military Brrrcb Loadin= Eimr--
E-y arr tr chaps Car-rlf--s known. carrying their own
trnfIou, ani being asde Wholly q Ntetai, are Wat Tfoaf and
4alenshable Boz any climate
e err Cartrafrr Gases f-mptyLos ni three sfn-s- packed with
90 a. saout bulets. and machine o. tasteuinr -Iuri4 Cartrig~s-
Makers % Boxer Cartridge go bore, @r Revolving
FffIts, On use Ia H~r Majesty b Sssy.
Tin Cartridge Or Leaurheuy REVOLVER 70 = y, ",
AMI . n, bore
Central Fire ani 90" Fire Cartridge, Nr al
fi1. 81 Guns. Rife. auf Revolver
Ilubie Waterproof H1 q y CAPS wiz Cartridge fr sHl-
ing game az t1ug dalnue-s Fet Walking O. Improve ttv
.l.ting % guns. a1d every description 81 Sporting anil NIi-
f.rV Ammunition
ELEY BROTHERS.
Gray Inn Road. London. W. e.
IA WHOLESALE ONLY. epEIy
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Nautical AInaanacs.

NEW EDITION y. PREPARED FOR
: n the Pacific, which every e's'iinS vessel ought % have
sr ..t- nv nG N. ~. WHITNEY.
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Family Bibles.

PULL ASSORTMENT ON HAND. sur
NBLE Er Holiday 90 Weiiing Frv-~nbt AL y ptiees
80 - Et9 80 Ig9sf a. VI WHITNEY.
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THERMOMETERS
HtICILNTE I'D TD ~CORE FROM i2O=
u %. ESQ. F..r.H.sr - Cent? O." >i-fu rncH-
g.. -t-t. ~. % WHITNEY,.
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Published and for sale by
Es. vs.. WHITNEY, Honolulu.

= UiCrIJNNEY % INA HNwNfr,N L~tNCrAGE-T,
wtiI s allied "a rnrt1H ~ fas- h aHrt-- r-rsl-r-l
b. itFaHs1 Hn-- E l.r-1 A-4--Tt r-r- .l
-tesp tmi--. $500 ar 5000 .1 luf usre71 library
sy~.
sYNDp-i- 90 UE H,w,u,S ~LsVGutGE-Hv ". d
N-st4t.r. Priceless. FL. U..4 Ce.---- Payer. ~ -s
MNWAtfNN PHRASE ElIk-N rrlrFl % c.let1lIrfa
sllf uFTa..- ..r -----------.-.--fre s--
ASusEW- USw NIINS GRAMMAR. ty Luar ,rlrea-
A1 rtaIsltlH.- 40 frf -.-H-s .- .-.r--- - us-
Us.frstlra o. r- r-ea.ss-a- n. .l- Ifr-l... r - better
afar.ai o. give Is etlr .ut -.r.rr .l-.zHr H-H -, llal aay
work past+.rL---.fHr iaal.1a1, 5000
uAWAIINN FJEW EYDE. rs g. -. %. Ksurrfi. ~
vU. a1I nI Ellis af Erll d.s1rarat- r-flr-I in caar-.
Price
LNtEIEtwA 81. Iul Lazy rv rrr TEl-f.Gr r1 UaEusr-
Auth1a. 81 Da- Hi o. sn.t.Ht H.Fa..t r frr-r---., t.rs-
tattuE tl-r al-41t..a- habits AMI sayings. Price slJJ
h4fh1u1I efath-
PACIFIC COMMERCIAL AuvErTI-rT-yors. 7 % y. In
"a c.Dr-- aui '.rar.i |-'-y ri 'r political and esi
p-a1r--- o. t- Er-Iau daring tlat rsr-I. 81 1 r-r
vaIum-. Laif t-snI, -le.I- s~ahseHra11 price, ~s5CJIer
au4uu-
CHtEr % THE SDWIC I-LASD=-Tr-ur-f on steel.
md printed lt WaslH-t.U. .VIe-sly fr tHr rrI-r--aeI.
This Be- tie ml-- -lTr.c chart u.I-h.i.--.pir 500.
Also FpE SALT
TEE HtWAUAN El~TAiuE-f.lIret Nv Fua--H+Hf-t-1
o. GEMS. men. ISIS. o. vols. ~r1- bullI %. ..r. t.l.l.r-
u-a great gsl1tg % ial uala.H nI ie carry history OF
.f..- Ef,rt. g4t.Gt- fua.I4ar, atEar WORK. A IL. con-
r- only of tI- uHr. remain fIce 5000
HAWAIIAN ErELE-r-asr size. bound l1 G1.y morocco
covers aIL records 60 marriage AID deaths. -.ltU.- Er
family hilie-- Price e rHr- o. style % h-HHls- fr.n s q
HNw AIItN tSr ENGLISH TE-TANENT-Havr q. 81"
v-r..u-I D. Ttrl.sI H-Tr--.. 20 Co.. bees t.Nt Irrasi lr
T-r-or. ri.li1- tg a-iul- u- Hawaiian huEua-e-
y. H.-Arv t.a.. r~1tr.i-I iu re Htvai1a language ~ any
te.ts pertaining r1 t. i-lrIs, b. DIta.la'ie. vii. BE- pro-
cured 80 r-isaa- a,-.r.a- chem.
a.. n WHITNEY.
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Papers Delivered Free u Postage or other Charges
il an! part Of tie Lsenp.

Back ugrah-rs q the lsaliug Ma-szires. ai-o d IIsrper's
NeSiy. L-st=-s Illustrated ami the Laa11a Nzss-SlEays Oa
haoi- Piles made Up ~ short ueIee tn ~haleta-u aud tay
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ENCLIsH NEwsPApER,

The above list comprises the best Of British and American
periodical literature. They are regularly received By eAoh
packet from the CnHtej States. aud can be- supPiiei o a
arbitration. The undersigned wiIaiso ORDER hy mailany papers
uot ia theabove list orthnse who may desire them.
Besides the above. the following papers can always he had Al
the counter on the arrival % each mail;
Louisville Democrat. New Bedford papers,
Fornev's Press, Budget Of Fan,
Oregon papers. California papers,
Cincinnati papers, Worcester Papers,
Maine papers, Boston papers.
Kansas papers. Colorado papers,
And many others. too nume,oust to specify.
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Within SO To 10 days from the date q
publication.

Ard =; pH~ thar barely ooves the eoi = the sabsedpaen aud
g-es4--> Il-r-ag-
notwithstanding the Increase q Amsrican postage. 1 SHAH
cc1Iuu= e. slrpiy ANY subscribers AZ the ell rates. excepting
ssa= - - lie minor EuHU-zG7as- IN vhch tie prizes
have b-4l changed, a. iadi-st-i ~ THE gcs.oEiueEsf-
Ad@c111t o II pr c-ui- r2 th- sh-isi- s1us SG ~
aGeE=i. El=rv over tzrHty-av= d1dar-' Ws1rk q p-rsS3tcals
are sat--rlai fr 81 enc Jme and p4i1 Tor "a sisaure-
A. ;a- american aud Hawaiian FasiseesaoE smoont to foEr
cents ca a single VzIer. OF - o. per auau.- l-7s5us EHo A.sr
heretofore cHlained Iher periodicals. hy UAi direct 70 ti-5r a5-
dr~s- Sill EG1t 70 shear IuseTes- % obtain theia through tas
As~aey-
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Leading American and European
Magazines and Newspapers!

The Undersigned Soicrs ;h= ooatizaanoe Il tae patronage q
has friends auI patrons, Who VII b served suh proauFsnes.
and su-re szci>taCu91. Syen n tie smallest matters
A. the steam Eue EHi BE- fully @zbasfel alzE the Is. q
Jsaua-y. Is6s. NEW YORK AND LOSDuS PUDLtCA-
TONS NIi - furnished = subscribers
, 1868-12-01
NOTICE.

WlOR the repairs of the Wharf and Land
AZ ing Piers at Chri>tilns,rd (Bas'n) a
Lot of Black-Cinnamnn Posts wi be
required about HE ct d Of January 1869,
of the following dimensions viz Is
posts 20 feet each IN lie, 9Th, so posts 16
feet each in length and SIS posts IL feet
each il length all of them to be al least
from 10 to - inches in diameter in the
middle Of the post, and to be delivered
on the Wharf at Chrl>lian>ted (BaSin),
landed at he expense of the coutlaclor,
who, however, will not be charg d with
the impolt-dn'y.
Parties de>irous of undertaking to fnrn-
ish the aforesaid lot Of posts, are r'qiir-
Wednesday the 18Th Decr2,ber nert -
O'ctOck MON, written tenders, seated and
marked offender for Cinnamou-PoStS,"
containing IA statement OF the price de-
mandrd and the address Of the person
who will receive the communication of
the acceptance or non-acceplance of the
off-r.
If the party wishing to tender he un-
able to d liver the posts here before he
end Of January next, it must be stated in
the Tenders at what subsequent period be
will undertake to have tntm de t%ivered,
but it must under all circumstances be
before the end of February month.
The Governments communication of
the acceptance or non-arceplancr OF the
offers made will be dispatched at latest
on the 18th of December next.
Government, ST.. Crolx, November 23rd :
1868.
, 1868-12-01

Assurances of every description on sin
gle lives are granted by the Society for
anySum from 100 Dollarst to 10, 900 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
ASsurers wishing to discontinue the
payment of their Premiums, may either
dispose of their Policies to the Society
upon equitable terms, or obtain a free
Policy for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof of such death has been re-
celved by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position
of the Society are made qninquennially,
and the surplus then exist G is allotted 10
the Members, after a sufficient sum has
been set aside for the purposes of the
Reserve Fund. The next investigation
and Division of Profits, will take place at
the .31st December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
of the British Wrsl India Islands.
Actmary-ALEXR. S BURNETT,
Sccretary-HENRY CRUMPlON.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
DR.. Won. BRETON. DIR. Holm.
Forms of Proposal, Prospectuses, and
every information may be obtained from.
F. B. GRIFFITH, Agent.
, 1868-12-01
Proclama.

nLLE og Enhver, der MATTE have
III Noget at fordre hos Rombod-
holder Leon Hueck, der hemmeIig
err undvigt for Gjeld, og hvis DO
derfor err taget under Behandling at
Skifteretten, indkaldes herved med 3
Maaneders Varsel til at anmelde og
beviisliggj6re deres F%ordringer for
Underegnede.
st. Thoma Skifterets Contoir den
Tide Novbr. 1868.
P. MI. ANDERSEN,
cOnst.
, 1868-12-01
BARBADOS Mutual Life Assurance Society.
ESTABLISHED IN lS40.

ESTABLISHED IN lS4O.
INCORPORATED b SPECIAL ACT 1851.
CHIEF OFFICE:
No. 20, HIGH STREET, BRlDG ETowN, BARBADOS
5gQHIS Society. which confines its bust
a ness exclusively to assuring the lives
Of persons resident IN the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other As
snrance Company, labouring IN the same
frld, can offer. lis scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that of
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate 10 provide for the
risk of life in the West Indies, and su6i-
Gent 10 create large SURPRISES, out Of
which R.ever>ionary Bonuses, averaging
2! per cent per annnm upon the amount
assured have been distributed among The
Members of the Society.
Its career, during a period Of 81 years,
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives of persons residing in this part of
the world, are, when carefully selected,
almost rs valuable as those inhatiting
Europe, and that they do not demand
such excessive Premiums as are charged
by every other Company.
The following abridged Table shows
the Premiums required TO assure 500.
for the whole term. upon a single litc:.-
, 1868-12-01
S e. G 30 x A WIS.

og hore Vidner, stavntc og ustavnte,
afgive eedeligt Vidnesbyrd til Oplys-
ming ON Gyldigheden af ct at be-
maldte p. Il. c. Eagan under 2den
April 1867 oprettet Testamente med
trende derpaa tegnede Codiciler af
lste October 1867 og en- tjerde Codi-
Gil af 23de Juni 1868.
Til samme Ret, It'd og Sted at
mode indst8ynes under Faldsmaals-
straf, D'I1rr. e. G. Osorio, J. ii.
Lindo, II. D'Meza, NJ. Cartuna, B.
@. Meara og Philip Neville, for at
afgive eedelig Forklaring ON de at
dem som NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. paa Te-
stamentet og CodiciIerne tegnede
Attestationer.
Forelag og Lavdag err h@vet we'd
Frdg. 3die Juni 1896.
st. Thome Underdommercontoir,
25de November 1868.
p. MI. ANDERSEN,
cOnst.
Gebyhr 81. 90.
Err Zen vest. Daler
A.