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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30

An elderly lady who was handling
pair of artificial plates in a dental
office and admiring huency with
which the dentist described them,
asked him: "Can a body eat with
these things ~
"My dear madam mastication can
be performed with a facility scarce
ly equaled by nature herself" re-
sponded the dentist.
eyes, | know, but can body cal
with them ?"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30
pra wrscoNsTN rTeEoN HoosT


The Northwestern papers are full
oftalk about the big pigeon roost up
at Killbourne City, Wisconsin,
The breeding ground extends over
nine township, and is from ten to
twelve miles wide. In that area
every tree and shrub is loaded with
birds, eight and on hundred being
frequently seen on one pine tree
They have caused great destruction
to the grain fields ofthe State. The
woods are alive with wolves, foxes,
and other beasts who feed, night
and day, on the young that are be-
inc hatched and thrust from the
nests in countless numbers by the
parent birds--hundreds Of hunters
shoot, net, and knock over the
grown ones, and bands of Indians
are busy laying in next winters
supply of food, Int stilI there seems
no sensible reduction in the number.
The scene in the night time is
described as most remarkable. In
Vulnerable focks get benighted
while off feeding, and, as they re-
turn, the roar of their wings through
the forrest is overwhelming. They
pile upon each other literally in
heaps, breaking the overburdened
brambles, and precipitating multi
tudcs from their pcrches upon the
ground. The wild wings and the
chattering that fill the air as late as
midnight, isItruly appalling, while
the odor arising from the countless
dead and dropping produce a stencil
almost intolerable.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30

There is an undertaken in New
York whose sign bears the inscrip-
ton: "Every requisite for funer-
al John Mcbride Davidson, pass
ing along with lilly Burch, went in
and said he would take corpse
"a corpse l havn't any" "Then
take down your sign said Nc; 81
don't know any thing more requisite
for funeral than corpse. Good
morning
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30
Eegal agIvertlserre
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

By virtue Of an order ofthe Court ofOrdinary
Cobb county, Ga, will be sold on the FIRST Tues
day in August 1871, at the Court House door
in said County, between the legal hours ot.ssale,
the following property to-,vit: The tract oiland
III said county known aud Distinguished as lots
No. $50 and 600. in the 18th district and 2nd
Section. containing so acres more o. less, the
property Of the Estateso VIM. Baker, late OF
said county deceased. Terms Cash june l4th
1871
A. BAKER, Administrator.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30

In the time of the first Napoleon,
when a draft was made for soldiers,
one man had substitute put in his
place. After time another draft
was made and the same man was
called again, but he said: 81 am
free. sent substitute into the ar
my and he was killed, so am as q
dead man. The case was carrie d
to the courts of France, ind it was
there decided that the man was free.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30

A patient complained to his ply
stefan that he was pursued by a
ghost the night before, as he was
going home from the tavern. "What
shape was it 2" asked the doctor
the shape of a jackass," said the
man. 600 homc," replied the ply
stefan, land keep sober. You were
drunk last night and frightened at
your own shadow"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30

WHEREAS. II. NJ. Wmtworth Admuist.l-
tor Of the Estate Of Oliver linssom deceased,
represents to me flat he has fully administered
said Estate These are therefore to cite and re-
quire all persons conceiTed, beand appeaFal my
ORce ON or before dle lll7t Monday in SEPT
next To show their objections if any they have.
otherwise, letters Of Dismission Willie granted
the applicant. Witness my hand and Official
Signature.
s. b. McGregor, Ord'y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30

WHEREAS, II. NJ. Whit&orh, Administla-
tor ofthe Estate Of J.. a. Corrulh, deceased,
represents 10 me tlrat he has fully administered
said Estate. These are Therefore 10 cite aud
require al persons concerned to be and appear
at my Office ON o.. before the first Monday in
September next teiile -I@frI objections it any
they aavr Otherwise lctfr ofD isnii~-iou will
be granted the applicant Witness my hand and
Official Signature,
S. b. McGregor, Ord'v.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30

What a glorious world this would
be, if all its inhabitants could say
with Shakspear: Sir, am true
laborcr; | earn what | wear; | owe
no man hate envy no mans happi-
ness glad Of other mems good /;
content with my farm
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30

fyou ask which is the real he
rcditary Asin of human nature, do
YOU imagine we shall answer pride,
or luxury, or ambition, or egotism =?
No, we shall say Incidence will con-
quer all the rest--indeed, all good
principles must stagnate without
mental activity.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30

In Illinois one of her richest men
said, "Giye me resolution to pass
that open door," which led into the
drinking saloon, "and will share
my wealth with you tomorrow. =
BOYS, don't become slaves.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30

A wag, on seeing an old gobblor
trying to swallow a cotton string,
facetiously remarked; THAT was
the last attempt to introduce cotton
into Turkey"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30

Mr.. Becthal, of Indiana, kicked
his wife to death because she
wouldn't pick up a saucer he drop
ped. He will next kick himself to
death, at the end of a rope.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30

One may live as Il conqueror,
king, or magistrate; but he must
die as a man, unless he happens to
be woman.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30

pa said lad to his father, 81
have often read of people poor but
honest; why don'tthey, sometimes say
rich but honest9' "Tut, tut, my
son, nobody would believe Them
answered the father.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30

It's just about as sensible to un-
dertake to get married without
counting as it is to try to do busi-
ness without advertising.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30

\ wealthy bachelor married, off
hand, a beautiful young lady whom
he caught inspecting cook-stoves at
the fair Since then you can't get
within forty rods of the stove de-
partment for the crowd of pretty
girls.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30

A Saratoga belle who dresses
nineteen times a day has gone into
a decline. So has her father He
declines to pay his notes.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30

Never despisc your poor relations.
a poor man in Philadelphia was
found to be worth $4,000, although
he had begged his way through
life.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30

A Wisconsin postmaster has writ
ten to Washington for "some etern-
al revenu stomps,' saying he has
'sevreI coils for them.n
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30

TRrrn is he bond of union, and
the basis of human happiness
Without this virtue, there is no re-
lance on language, no confidence in
friendship, no security in promises
and oaths. BE truthful and you will
be happy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
ATLANTA May 9th. Isl
ORDERED

ORDERED
That the following named citizens be. and
they are hereby appointed a special Board Of
Visitors 10 attend the examinations preceding
the Annual Commencement ofthe University Of
Georefaat Athens.
The Senior examination is appointed 10 com
n,eucn on Friday. the 10th Of June proVim";
Gen. J. r. Lewis Of Fulton Col. Beverly i.
Thornton Of Mnscogee Hon. J. W Underwood
Of FLOYD Hon. w s Erwin Of HabeIsham.
Hon. b. II. Hill Of Clarke. Hon. b. II Bsham
ofTroup. Col. r. W sium- ofChatla,n, Hon
James L. Seward of Thomas. Hon. Arthur
Hood Of Randolph Hon. Henry w. billiard Of
Richmond
Given under my hand and seal ofthe Execu-
tive Department. al the Capitol in Atlanta. the
dav and vear- first above written.
RUFUS +. BULLOCK.
Rv the Governor:
II. II. ATKINSON. Sec'v EXeeutivc Dept.
June 2nd-4t.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30

Common sense is valuable in all
kinds Of business except loye-mak-
ing.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30
McCUTCHEONS
CHEROKEE INDIAN BITFERS.
MnlEDGEvHI.E. GA.
November 1lth. 1870

Me.,ers r.. II. McCUrcHEoN 4 BRO,
Marietta, Ga.
Enclosed you will find P. o. Order for balance
m, vonr Cherokee Indian Bitters. Please
send as a. many more Every one that has tried
vour Bitters pronounce il wonderful remeay'
and eve:, surpasses what it is credited to do
Respectfully, YOU, 90 !, Ser " s0Ns
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NNTsTI.T IN VN'' HHIT' -TITT' I'-I'7'
This is to certify that ou one occasion | used
"Craigs Virginia Salye prepared 10y Mn John
C. Shugar, having suffered from Blind Piles
for a number of years and from its use eXpe-
rienced much relief. l therefore recommend
it to all those similarly afflicted as Il reliable
remedy for any character of Hemorhoids.
GEO. w. CLELAND. NJ. ID.
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Official Advertisements.
A PROCLAMATION.
G r. ID IL "a "A

Whereas, Official information has been re-
ceived at this Department that Warren Hanell,
convicted Of burglary in the night time and Al
fred Walker, of voluntary manslaushter, have
escaped from the common jail Of Decatur com
", where they have been confined, awaiting
their removal to the State Penitentiary.
Now, therefore have thought proper to is
sue This, my proclamation, hereby Offering il re.
ward of Five Hundred Dollars each for the APP
prehcnson aid delivery of the said Warren
Harrell and Alfred Walker 10 the Principal
Keeper Of the Penitentiary.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the,
State, at the Capitol in Atlanta, Ibis
eighth day ofJme, in tie year of Our
Lord Eighteen and Scyenty-onc, and OF
.he Independence OF The United States
Of America the Ninety-lith.
RUFUS b BULLOCK.
BY the Governor:
Dawn G. CorrlNG, Secretary Of state.
June l6-lt.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30

To drain your land, drink whis-
ky and spend your time in saloons.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30

What occupation does every
bedy's life begin with A minors.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-06-30
PROCLAMATION.
PROCLAMATION.
GEORGIA.,
BY RUFUS b. BULLOCK,
Governor of said State.
GEO R CHA,

Whereas, Official information has been re
criyed at this Department that a murder was
committed in the county Of Afusco9ce on or
about the 18th ofJnuary last upon the body of
Jack Williams, by one Albert Christian ;s is
alleged, anG that the said Christian has fled
from Justice
| have thought proper, therefore, toi~sueth
my proclamation, hereby Offering a reward of
One Thousand Dollars for the apprehension
and delivery Of the said Christian. with proof
sufficient to convict to the Sheriff of said county
ofMu@cogre il order that he may he brought
to trial for the oiteuse with which lie stands
charged.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal Of
the State at the Capitol in Atlanta, this
eighth day of June in the year Of our
Lord Eighteen Hundred and Seventy
one, aud Of the Independence Of the
United States Of America the Niuety-fflh.
RUFUS i. BULLOCK.
BY the Governor:
DAVID G. CoTrING. Secretary OF State.
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All kinds Of Job Work neatly ex-
ecuted at this Office.
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omcfaI ACCOMPLISHMENTS, &c.
a PROCLAMATION

GEORG-IA-=
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MARIETTA GA.
IAppend the Gllovme from amouaumerons


testimonials of prominent gentlemen -
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Georeia. Panldine County

$. 3. McGregor, Ord y.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-05

The oEGaS u WSinesdzv Of this week playa
totally different tune froE the week before I1e
EhaIerE has been the subject upon which II h2s
tuned its harp Of 4 thousand strIngs. but the
music produced has been most disc9r1ant- The
frsE attempt, n the leader Of the 18th nit, was
probably intended Tor an oTer1ure,-no par
1iculzr tune whatever, bat a reckless humping
of all the KEYS Of the instrument, accompanied
with an undest0ne Of whine and varied with an
occasional snarling sheer But tins weak. we
have u column and a half Of .. heightened sweet
ness long drawn out, IN which II Is evident that
the wind comes from q different direction ana The
keys Of the instrument are played On BY a differ
eat hand There Is no sneerlng. no bouncing,
no attempt 70 BE- JoIiy this time beezuse the
Whaling 5ns ness : GOING 70 leave Us. bur 4 plain
story l. told II plain words The only iaait Is
that tie writer. forgetting the rule Of HalflEn ~
paruo, falls into redundancy. and uses fifty words
II saying what might be told IN Eve The entire
article may be summed up thus
The whale-s have BEEN excellent customers
Of ours, and their visits have been mutually
agreeable and profitable But they now think
they can better themselves by GONG elsewhere,
and they ara going 10 do 50. But We think they
are mistaken, and that they viii come back 70 as
BY asd bye.' That's all Only that, and
nothing more.
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Darn or A. Oh WHALING CzTTATE-A letter
rom VALPARAISO SAYS Capt William Wood. Of
Nantucket. an aged and we'll known whaling
master. formerly IN command Ct barks AG'os-
E1qg5a. Eug5s. MaTczs. and others Of Se~ BED
ford. on tbe 18th Of April, while sitting IN bs room
reading q Ee~sDayer- n apparent good Ae4lhi'
was seized With 4 ft. aud was not sensible AJteE-
He died Nav ID. and vas buried here Hls reinzins
were followed to the grave By be whaling masters
then IN port;
David Hoffman. Of WOOSTER. Ohio : tbe propTf-
etor II Z strictly Grst-class haunted 50use- wherein
suirzts. OF something else play the most fantastic
and mischievouE tricks Among other Things NE
invisible ureseHces carry 0E and destroy MONEY
CLOTHING. ana furniture thrust pins into tie n
mates when asleep. and 20 persecute E8d annoy
them that they are veil nigh erazed. Holman
himself i financially ruined Kindred u be CIT
liens have visited the house and tried II vain 70
umTxzel the mystery.
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A Di-ga-red Traveller.

Hon. T. Graham, a member Of the Superior
House of Parliament IN Australia, arrived by the
steamship Womga W0HgG. be sends US the follow
ing regarding the pleasures OF the Trip :
EDTroRs ALA: Once more on terra fTTaG. and
thank God for ii-for a voyage OF I0OB miles on
board the steamer WOn9G H0n9d forms an epoch
in ones lie never 10 be forgotten X was not that
our voyage was stormy. iorr indeed, the racine Wa
terz f,rgof IN retI neither was II from the bad
food. for that was tcierable but 1 question wbeth-
er the inmates Of the Black Hole OF Calcutta could
have enjoyed a dinner served up from TIE Caie
Chanfon IN Paris. The dIsagreeabie smells, the
dirt and want OF ventilation aboard this ship were
norrid. The sideIights, not much larger tlan aa-
ger holes. could not be opened during me whole
voyage. and ali the air that unds II way below was
through wind-sa5is and small tnonga the side
nor,s he W. uerformed the entire voyage without
their being opened There was want OF steam-
want Of ventilation. excessive heat the VIoraaon
af the screw. the horFid noises. dirty seFFan1Sr0lrty
Cabins. continued passing OF coal along the deck,
cnaI smurS IN every corner, sOlllng clothing and
down ones throat to be cleared only 0y distilled
water. always tepid aud sometimes quite not
Thirty-aine days IN this sweiterlhg ooX lmpresses
me that nv sins are forgiven for 1 Bave been SO
many DAVIS in purvatory- Ny pen refuses 70 give
an idea Of this passage. just fancy travelling IN a
ship OF 100 tons register. Win, as was reported,
me-, 100 tons of Goals more man ner registered ton
mage. with the addition Of her freight. passengers
and baggage. and her decks not much above the
Yon have doubtless stood upon the beach and
seen the ocean perfectly cain, yet the swell against
the rocks rolled up ten or fifteen feet with terrlGc
noise. So is was with this heavily eoal-laGen ship
when the sea was perfectly calm. the water would
wash over her decks, and the passengers We're COM
PEELED t keep below IN the impure and unhealthy
Atmosphere
or the Captains general demeaner l viii say
noting the least said the better. He may have
had faVorites- II 40, i was not one of tnem- Leav-
ing your readers 20 deduct their own i1feTeBces. /
have the honor 70 remain, your most obedient SER
want. T. GRxHAa, IL. ID.
-4g. Es-f-ass
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IMPORTS.

Fzoa sax FnAscIsCO-Per AJAX, July 39th II bali
Iaafher - p Dalton : bales Cotton Duck. 10 pkgs P0ui
md Bnead. 20 pkgH Vegetables 70 A " Pierce g. Co / bale
8rbher HDs, - bbls salmon 10 p p Adams ) - Paper
ilugiuEs % L~Eer= A. Dlcksrn I15 bags Potatoes. = pkgs
Ierchandfse % Eng Chong s. Coz - 5Us and baskets Ginger
po kNong Chong a Co ? - Drugs % 7 Hoffman : -
1rceriez o. n r Mcfufyre x Bro ! case Stationery % Thns
. Tarum - qr Ks Flour % Paefuins 5 coils Rope 30 tins
5rsd snd Crackerz- 81 5sgs Beans 20 Bodies A. Co . 81
Fr1eeres. 20 pkgs Bnadstufs - Be1U Iay = pkgs Gro
res . pkEs Tea % Judd g. Layton / pkg Rubber Hg@. I
aHe Piano, , pkrs Powder and Fuse % u iscffed A. Co ,
n bbls ~ askey. . pkgz - mes ard C1riiats % L Long )
grT Buggy, Sc 70 J Estsn 3 - Hercisndi-e 70 Ira Rch-
arf-gu - pEgE Merchandise 20 AGuu a. Achuck % pkgs
u-T eoSs % " Phillips ~ CO. % Dkgs Flour 70 r Love x
H-fT 100 Empty Bsrres 20 Walker ~ AIer - pkgs Engine
Lf 9achiH@ry % Martin x Besfh 10 pkEs Doors aud Blinds
p D1vsett a Co : pkgs Furniture % q = Williams 10 e.
aHscco . lyman Bms - pEEs fsrfgare n p D Han 4
so - pEgs Merchandise o. Dillingham; A. Co : pkes Pa
~ % } d Riack 4 pkg SHverFan 70 4 : Cferhon 80 II
tt- Fodrs 3 GO Eohseeo, and - pkgs sundU Merchandise to
L-tsr-
EaoN NEE Castle. =. : W-Per Clara Warrrsrez.
71st Hh a-G50 t91z Cal 70 ~ J. Gren.
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Z-zrfr WsiCts. Dudrt. arnm IoI1tzL
Z-@rhr Wlraicx. John Bah. from Mai8kai.
E-=rhr Pdn1z- Hatfsd- frDm Hawaii
I--chr Hauuokawai- TlOmpz1u- from Mani
E-z~sF Loka. Hzsi- from Hawaii
E-zchr So K~.f. Greu- ron Maui
AN efrur AJAX T Bennett, 3 DAYS and u ho1r
from IAN Fraurisr0
- I-Grlr Pain gueen. Eaaina. from Kauai.
--~hr Iarv Euea- Davis. from Maui.
5--~hr Pzuahi- BsLzsFieC from MCfnkai
@<rhr Eate L.. Wef. fr1m Hawaii
LSrhr ge1uv. bamber. from Kauai
+5cbr Nay. Ks1ki- from Kauai.
E=chF Neffe Hemu- Crane ron Maui
4-Bnt bk Clara BargrsTez, JDO Jsrsson. g days
from NeE Cssur. y : ".
@4fur HIal@a. NegreEgr. from Hawaii aud Mani
@--hr HazuIsie- Both fuu HoloksI.
-=chr Active. Hslist. from Maui.
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PASSENGERS.

tE0S WrFDwaaD POnTs-Pr K1area- Aug @MrsK King,
, = Hr-ln- ? Brown. Bernard. Messrs- Cleghon, Gray,
(lllton. Prot Higgns, and about . On deck.
R1t Sks FRExcfsco-Psr Graee Roberts July 29tb-Henry
Th1mpson-l
HHes Saw FnsscIsco-Prr sjax July ssth-s Ridseiy.
Err Rdgsy, Mr. e Ehutlef and vie. Thos Wells. David
6rth. Ans smith, Hss Smith. Ns- " Phillips. Miss ELLEN
RGas1 ) RsfaH. r Lfnasu- Wm Welsh. Thos Cursn. Henry
Ro1e.- and IS n rranstu fr New Zealand ard Ausfrslia-40.
Eoa AucKLsx1 AVID sYDsEY-Per Nevsda. July So,h-
So Was0n. X Time, J p Law. b Higgins wife and 3 children.
Capt 2 WakemaH- and IS from san FrsBcscO-34
F1s aE< FzAxcTsco-Per AJAX August Ist-E o Hsu.
Ess snna Rfce- Rev DR. Sf0ue. II B Bailey and wife, Dr. Vim
Nesr1mb. Miss May, B n Lyons. Mrs } p Hermann NJ B
Berrgffh and ? children. Ozsian Terburgh, n Kahanu. Mrs P
Clce@ 2 Children ard servsnf, G B Aakee, J ? COulsou and
We 4 l. smith, kesfsh Horton, W Patterson, Capt. Jeanson,
Sau --ott- , Chfnese and 81 from AustraHs-T0.
Poe Pc GssD, o-Per }. A. FaIkinburg. August 9th-
ErEM AL
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DEPARTURES .

y Zg-Am bktn Grace Roberts. Knarke. nr Ssn F-ncisc1
Ze-Am bk Arafaufs. Sinclair. hr Se1 CEStie. y : "
Dam sfmr Nevada. Biefhen- Nr Auckland.
1i--chr Ka gI0. Tor Maui
S1-=rhr NeffIs Merrill Crane. fr Maui
7I-=chr Einau. Wzhis. fg Maui
W--~Hr WarTlcx. John Boil. Fr HeiokaI-
JI-Etmr Kiznez- IcGrzor- Dg Maui and HAWAII
4 I-4chr Isahells- Peter fr Kauai
I--rhr Ioi Kefki. GRIN for Maui
Am ship Josiah L Hale. Pike, for Bakers Island
IAN stmr AjaE. Benneft. FOR San Frane.sco.
2-srhr Luka- Kasi, Tor Hawaii.
Z--rhr HauuokaVvai- Thompson Tor Maui
3-scbr Fsiry guesu. Kasiua. fof Kauai
Am bktu ) A Faikinburr- Caiheart, 6r Astoria and
P0rIaHd.
EAm bktn c L Taylor. sssrs. lr Port Tovvusend-
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lean TIE PRONUNCIATION Of the new dogma Of
InfzIlibIity has - Tar had an unfortunate sequel
Russia. doubtless with sone deep 0biect N
view. Z INST now particularly amiabie towards
Turkev--o much - indeed that Austria has be-
gun % take The alarm at the prospect Of TOO
much Of an entente osrdsaie between two neigh
bon. one On each side af her.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-05

IN GIVING an account Of the sailing Of the
missionary packet the Morning Star, the Friend
for this month has, inadvertently as we under
stand, omitted to mention among the passengers
the names of the Rev. ). F. Whitney and wife,
who 90 az missionaries 70 tie Gilbert Tslands
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-05

II has been suggested TO Us by a correspondent
that 1t would be a good idea if the Executive
Committee of the Queens Hospital should set
apart a room for native patients with diseases of
the eye or ear, where they could be separately
examined and treated by Dr. Dudley, the physi-
clan ard surgeon at present residing here who
has gained such a high celebrity as an Oculist
and Anrisr.