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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-12-06
MANHOOD.
How Lost How Restored

Just published, now edition of De-. CuL-
yEnwEIJ'9 CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radical
cure without medicine) of SPgggTArORRrA or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Loss
e., tmpotency, Mental and Physioql incapaoitv,
lmpedlments 70 Marriage, etc; also C0ns1mp-
ton, Epilepsy and tIt-, induced by seI io-
da.gcueo or sexual ex.rasagauc5.
t.s' Price, IN scales enVeiope, ouly cents.
Iac cei. brated author, IN tas admirable ea-
ssr, c 51t'7 cem0uatratos frona thirty yeats'
sa5ce s'1! psartca, thai taa alarming e0ns3-
queuce5 ~ Sc. abuse rfey be radically cured
without Ito dangerous use Of internal mel
enc o. the oppLcabon OF tao bHi G; pointing
ont a mode oi euro 40 ones simple, e.ia'i., and
c-ce,uai, hY means or which ey ~ tuiieteT, TO
matter What hie condition may BE-. may cure
!. imseit tbeaplv, privately and Td1lcaHy
tf THIS Lecture should D0 in tho hands Gf
every youth and overy man tho land.
Sent, nader seal, in plaiu envelope, 10 any
address POSTPAID on receipt or six CENTS, OK
tWo pest stamps.
Also, Dr. Culverwelrs Marriage Gude."
price 80 cents.
address the Publishers
923y1 CHAs. j. @. KLINE Il co,
127 Bowery, New York, Post ofisce Box. 1856
NOTICE.
Whereas my wife Alice itoliy, has left NV
bed and board without just cause or proyoca-
ton, hereby forbid any person harfaring or
trusting her on my account az v,n nav no
debts Of her contracting after this date.
HENRY A. HOLLY,
'cI U, ie'A 9l7I3s
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MICHIGAN GENERAL.
MAIN LINE.

Trains cave Iawton as follows
EAST. WEST.
Mail, lu:fS q IL. 20 y ~
KaIamszao aCC- S4op Ia. 49, =. Ia
ys;s'r. r,-rves. l.4nau1 1903 q. IA.
'''->7 II. T. SARGENT Gen. san
q r. HTRD Asst Gen, Supt'
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souTu HAvsN DIVISION
GRAND RIVER VALLEY DIVISION

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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-12-06

~ COOK, Teacher Of Piano, Organ. Mslodeon
II. nd Cultivation OF the voice, also thorough
49, and Harmony. Apply a. his residence on
ps w Paw sireet, two doors vesi ~ Kalamazoo
s,sree4 PawP aw Mich.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-12
DIR. Crooks
WINE
OF
r A R

A remedy whicn has been
tested tor 10 yeais, aud prov,
cd 10 thousands Of cases cap.
able Of curing al Diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs; per.
forming many remarkable
cures. mei Its q trial from all
who are suffering from simi.
lar affections nnd vain.y seek
ing relief. Will you let pre-.
ju,iice present you from being
rurSd nlso.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-12
CAU TAON. -.

The public Ia autioned sea,aA; emplo, Ing any
ny. since the Roberts Patent CIV the use of lie
Torpedo and all explosive materials for oil wells,
md the use OF such materials by cecr parties is
frfnging any of the ROBERTS PATENTS will be
doalt with according to law, and vi acting wilIfuIN
and knowingly in defiance Of law and the decisions
Of the Courts
The Company have re-organi.ed their bu.:ncss
with view to accommodate OIL Men In every Dart
Of the OIL Region. They have employed the most
for the business LAch Torpedo l.. labelled with
dSte af patents, Together with the prior Of thebr
psiO, and signed by an officer of the COmpsf,y 90
overy Operator wishing Torpedo may know liz
price md whcther il came from our Ofiit.
Operators will confer favor by reporting TO t,ats
Once any negligence Of Agents.
The following named persons have becn 'nppoi,ss
e1 Agents and Assistant Agents for the Oil Reg Oh
Of Pennsylvania nnd West Virginia.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-12
~. List OF AGENTS.

~TlrusvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND'uvrGtN
TY-STEPHEN nOOf. Otlice, lIamiltons Cigar.
ktore, address 1ftusville, Pa Assistant John Van
SERVER.
TY-H. III THOMAS. Once and address, Man
zion House. 1iturssile, Pa.
sHKMHURC. AND vICINtTY-GEORGE IR.
vIN. Once, shs,esrsi residence, TitusvilIe, Pa.
ENTERPRiSE r1EAsANR VILE, BEAN
Farm AND PrrHCI.r W. GEO. VAN
VLIEr Office and address. CnaAe House, Pleas
anvile. Assistant, II. C. Huntington.
TIDIOUTE ANb wsSP HiCKORY--CHAS
CLARK. Office and addfJNa; Express Office, Tidi
onte. Pa. Assistant, r. q Beardsley.
PErRoLEUM CENTRE AND VCTNITY-
re, Pa Assistant, Charles Blncsf
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District lying
% M Creek and Cherry Run, from stDry Farm to
cClintockville--J --JktESS2.UNDERS. A Address
lar Farm Pa: Assistants. I.1ther b. Saunders.
Cnarlss Cochran and William Rovt
aoCL!McOCKvlLLE OIL cry AND RENO
"a; y. wssT. Address, OIL city or Reno, Pa
FkHN1LiN, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY rrv
EN- NiLBER Once and address, Franklin, Pa
sUHg H9 "ASs, r,STER FARM & PAXREn'S
LANniN''-RfCnARD W. REnPIELD. 'OGic,
snd addr r. scrlbgr.a, Ia Assistant, II. W. Po
se,nsId, address Emlenton, Pa
MEST vtRaINlA-C d. ANGEL, and CT r
. o"H. Aadrs. Psrksrshurg, West Virginia
n &~oerst Petroleum TOrpedv GO
0s56dly.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-12

HS-Sil'rr Pa'acP Sleeping Cara IN Night Express
trains both ways betwecn l't,Diryt and Garry.
j. LAWRENCE, or r'lsupt.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-12

Merchants. Lawyers. justices Of the Peace, Land
Agents. Oil Dealers and Agents. 1nsu rance Agents
Expressmen aud other parties ~ want, are informed
hat are Prepared -xetnteio order Il kinds Of
BLANKs, basiness or legal, required in this COM
Nuriiy,
jobtirs r,t:enasc rtspect!a.'y solicited,
E C'WTCNLE
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-12

Butter aud chesss are almost ildlspensi-
BILE articles Of f5od. Properly used, they
are nutritious and healthy; bnt an inordi.
nate "ss Of either cansss indigestion and
aysprpS'a. Owen Gaffn~v's Sunday Coiu-
iort' Jndir'o"sly ased " IL 'le1oye Doth Of
there trvuLIes.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-12

Coughs and Colds. The Druggists say 1t curcsthem
all.
Asthma. The relief and cures oft are marvel.
ous.
Bronchitis. Every sufferer will hnd relief and
crre
Throat A,lm' nts require only few doses.
Lung Diseases. Has cured cases pronounced In.
curable
Debility. 1t rcnovates and in7ieorates the sys.
tenn.
Liver Complaint. Most effective regulator Of this
organ.
Dyepspsia. Its healthy action on the stomach
cures It,
Appstiz r. 1t is health.giving and appet'te.re.
storing.
Urinary Organs. Action on them is marked and
prompt.
In the med cinnl qualities of Tar. combined with
vegetable Ingredients of undoub,ed value. which
make 1t unsurpassed, not only for the complaints
enumerated. but it rapidly restores ex.
hau.ted strengtl II, eleanses the stomach, re-
lake. the Liver and puts them to work cau,es the
food TO digest, and mnkcs pure blood, and bcge,s
vivarity appreciated by botn sound and sick. lfynu
are afflicted IN any way, know II You try the
ltfe:givlng tonic properties Of DIR.
Crooks Wine ct Tar, you viii add ytSnt testimony
to It's great value IN correcting any lls til flesh Is
h,tr to-" PrSpared only by OLIVER CROOK l.
co. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-12

H. u PIANO co, n Y. lst class sean y.
- We Agents. Names Of patrons In 10 Stat. W.
In Circular. N''e'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

AGENTS WAN TED. --ARsu,s mali. n..
money o. WORK tor us than ut anything 4l.,.
Busiuees light and permanent Partculw,
free. G. STINSON 4 CO., Fine Ar, ' pu'
fishers. Portland, Maine.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-15
DAVIS-LYNN TRIAL.
Trial Of Joseph Davis for the Muir
der of Abraham L. Lynn.
SEVERAL IMPORTANT WITNESSES
EXAMINED.
The Widow Of tho Murdered Man
on the Stand.
IMMENSE CRowDsIN ATTENDANCE
EACH DAY.
The Proceedings in Full
FRIDAY.

Reported for The Democratic Adcooais.
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ants Waists,
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-07-06

FROM THE FIJIs.-0ur advices are to the middle
of May, via Auckland. The dissatisfaction and
trouble between the foreigners of Livuka and the
government still continued, and was almost on the
verge of breaking out into open hostilities. There
Is an association of malcontents who call themselves
the &" British Subjects Mutual Protection Society," -
who set the government authorities at defiance, and
beat and abuse the constsblcs. Another body has
been formed among the residents, called the Mutual
Defence Corps" the members of which are bound
by oath to support Sc law and ORDER and which is
regarded as a defiance to the first party. Still an
other organization is formed which declares itself
the {" neutral body which promises to pitch in -
to whichever of the other two begins a row A very
pleasant condition of affairs, truly. Poor King
Thakombau finds it a difficult task to keep the peace
and execute laws. He called q meeting OF the for
eign residents lately at which he made an appeal to
them to assist in carrying out just laws, and COM
planned that the foreigners who had muir erred some
of his people were permitted to go without q trial.
while if a Fijian did any wrong the foreigners were
clamorous for his punishment Ihakombau con-
cluded his address by declaring that the law must be
impartially administered between the two races.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-07-06

WE had. occasion several months since to refer
to the practice Of some Of the San Francisco
papers-the Ala, in particular-of crediting all
the Hawaiian news items to the Hawaiian Ga
4ette, without regard to the paper published here
in which the items first appeared For q time
after our remonstrance appeared, we found our
articles duly credited in the Alta. but it appears
that the old Hawaiian Consular influences are at
work again, and in the Alta of June 18th We find
several important news items, copied word for
word from this Journal, and prefaced by the
words " the Gazette says" &c. This is not only
annoying, but is a positive injury, one which no
newspaper man can submit to in silence. As we
have before observed, the difference between
stealing a mans goods and his ideas, consists
only in the fact that the latter ofense Is the
DneopaSt
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-07-06

( The Hawaiian Evangelical Association at it's
session of 1868, passed a resolution to the effect
that in it's opinion, it was not in the interests Of
religion that Ministers of the Gospel should
become, candidates for seats IN the Legislative As
At the session for the present year,
which has just been concluded, the resolution of
1868 on this subject was again brought up and
passed, with an addition in still stronger lam
guage condeInning the practice of c~lergymen
leaving their vocation to become legislators, and
particularly enjoining upon church members to
refrain from putting their pastors forward as
candidates. There can be no question as to the
wisdom of this action of the Association. The
dirty pool of politics isyno place for a clergyman
to dabble inland he can hardly do it in these
Islands without getting his robes soiled. IF any
one doubts this, let him read the reports of the
Committee of the present Assembly on contested
elections. The experience also has been,--here
at least,-that members of the '. cloth - are out
of place among lawmakers. There are three
representatives of this profession in the present
ACCOMPLISHING for the constituencies OF Koo-
lauloa, Waialua, and Kaanapali-and while they
have always been eminently correct and orderly
il department, they have evidently not felt at
home, and by the few generally impracticable
measures that have emanated from them. showed
conclusively that the Assembly is not the sphere
in which such simply well-meaning folks as they
arc likely to shine.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-07-06
IMPORTS.

EEoS sAs FEASciseo-Per Mohongo, June Goth lis pigs
Denims 70 81 $ Grnbaum 4 Co 1 pkgs Clothing 10 3 Mag
e Beuek 5 pkEs saedleFy 70 r Whitman & Co ] pkg
Boots 90 G A Williams 2 pkgs Drugs 70 = StTehz & Co; 3
Pkes Croekery TO A Herbert 5 pigs Sewing Machines, Car,
Whitney i pkg shoes 10 Ira Richardson l pkg Saddle-y 20
Cleghorn q Co; % pigs Groceries To II E MeTntyre 4 Bro
: pkgs Furniture 10 n 7 Donnen 40 pigs Furniture, 2 Sew
Aakee 10 pkgs Wine, Boots AID Shoes to Order 1 Iron Safe
70 Brown AZ Co; 6 pkRs Personal Eheeis 70 u Peinet 65 Pkgz
Potatoes, Whsa' and Onions, leo pkg Flour, 4s pkga Gro
ceres 10 IL Nay l pkg Leather aRIshse Findings, 5 pkg
saddiery to r Dalton /; lT9 pkgs Flour 20 Ahon & Ahwana; ,
tai Goods TO DR. Vi Whitney 305 pigs Flour, Paper Bags,
&c, 70 x Love * Bro l pkg Drugs to DIR McGrew 3 pkgs
Stationery 20 T G Thmn 80 pkgs Liquor TO Godfrey Rhodes;
70 L0En Tsy Kee 81 pkgs Tobacco, Shoes, Hats, Fancy Goods
and saddIery 70 Lyman Bsos 2 pkgs Pumps TO II HackfJd'
& Co a pkgs Boots Clothing and Tobacco 10 VI Phillips &
Co; 50 pkgs Type, LAX and Fancy Goods To Black & Aud
~ Phgzsisstf Go.sea g. e sesasis5 4 Ca . Pkg Mani
Dillingham; & Cog l6 pkgs Hardware 10 Wildes q Go l pkg
HardTare 20 T II Davies 3 pkgs Hardware to- r Water
pkgs hardware and groceries 10 q . Han a son 4 pkg drugs
TO DIR K McKi.bini ! pkg drugs 20 DIR C p Judd 81 pigs
10 Bishop Of Honolulu 3 pkgs paper 20 Il VI Whitney ] pkg
plants to e II almond 3 Pkgs personal effects to FEench
effects 70 5 q stOddAEd 7pkgs mdse % A 4 Carssright; 2
pigs plants and mdse TO W Z Ppkej ! pkg picture 60 VI
iwodehouse, ] pkg Picture 10 y Nacariane ! PKG Mdset0
e & Harris l pkg Mise 10 II Tannatt 1 pkg Mdse 70
Walker & Allen.
= Prom AUcKLAND-Per Nebraska. July ID 100 SKIS Dat.
! Durham Bull, IS pkgs Roe 9 es Opium, % es Gin, 2 qr
8 es Confectionery, $ 6 Opium TO II Hackfeld & Coz 6 cs
Co lot Extra Bag gage 70 NJ slmonson I 6 and / bale Mdse
10 Hayseiden Bros / bale Leather 10 z Whitman j or csk
Sherry Wine, II hhds Ale, 1 Csc Samples TO w l. Greco a qr
Mating 10 F a Schaefer l bale Leather 10 T Dalton 2 CO
Opium, 10 cs brandy 10 T IL Davies 1 parcel Samples 10
Bishop * Co / bN Trees 10 Boholuu Cemetery.
FEon NANAImo, q. c-Per Aureoa, July I'd IL 800 tons
Coal TO II Hackield & Co. @rsz2a % sat r =
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LerIslat,xe .IottI,igs.

As We anticipated at the beginning Of the session,
the bin authorizing the Minister Of Finance TO issue
bonds to the amount Of $4,000 to pay for the
Hawaiian Hotel, has virtually passed. having been
ordered 10 engrossInent, and win probably finally
pass to-day. IL was however materially reIaodeled
from the Loose shape in which it was first brought
forward IN the House.
On Monday the Attorney Generals bin to repeal
the nonsensical law "To prevent married persons
from deserving one another" was discussed at length,
and defeated. So that the farce will be continued in
the Courts, Of magistrates trying TO settle matrinfo-
niaI Disputes, and TO cause oil and water TO mingle.
The member for Honolulu Mr.. A. +. Juddl pre-
scented a very much needed meAsare-a bill to pro-
vide for the coiihcation Of tie Civil Code. When
may be able to and out. approximately, what are the
laws under which We live
The bill 20 render retailers of intoxicating drinks
responsible for damages resulting 10 the families OF
those who get drunk on their premises, it appears,
by the present disposition Of the House. Is likely 10
pass. Ii is now in committee for amendment, and
will probably come up next week. A petition from
the retailers for the repeal of the law of 1864. which
forbids their sueing for LIQUOR bills. received no
favor; and yesterday a bill introduced by the Hon
Dir. KalakRua, to remove the tabu on the SAFE of
spirits 10 natives, was very summary rejected.
This Assembly, whatever may be its other shoitcom-
ings, appears to be sound on the temperance question.
The member for Hilo (Mr Hitchcock) has a bill
before the House to prohibit the keeping open OF
restaurants and coffee shops after 6 O'Clock on Sun
day evenings This bill recognizes the fact to which
we have called attention repeatedly, that the estab-
lishments alluded to are a nuisance and an outrage,
on Sunday nights, in Honolulu at least.
There is some talk Of the Assembly getting ready
to adjoarn by the end of next week, but We doubt
its doing so. A large number of bills are yet on the
file, some Of them important ones.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-07-06

-ENlORANDA.


.SrOKr OF srExmsHrr sioHcNao, E. wAKEMAx, Coa-
mAsDER-Laa San Francisco June goth at IL N. Had fresh
northwest winds first three days, and smooth sea with very
@sk FatE .FE- & = A. h. CLARk, Rurser-
REYozr OF SrEAssHIP NEBRASKA, l. HARDING, CON-
MAsDEs.-Left fort Ohahners Sune th y, anu arrived
at EyttsieDn on the 3ih et 10 A NJ Left there same day at 3 P
sraTrivins At Wellington on the OH at 10 a N. Left there at
5 ? n, aud arrived al Napier on the 10th At ESQ p N. Chaving
New Zealand coast. The gale was accompanied by the heavi-
est thunder and lightning, and a heavy head sea. We We're.
60 hours making our usual DO hours run) Left Napier az
$50 p -, and arrived at Auckland on the 18th at IL p NJ, leayy
ing there "a the 18th at2 I'M. Passed 9 steamer on the l6tbs
supposed 60 be the Nevada sisnaized her, but rsceiyed 70
rexhti for San Francisco-1To passengers and ITO tons
freight. - $50 GslR. w. LAINE, Purser4
as yharers, Reports. So sfvEA
Ths whaling bank Rainbow, which sailed from New Bed
Cfsie rassss Srfivsd On Tuesday morning hound North, and laid
ssoG-srd-on - to obtain a fourth mate and eight men. Capt
port direct. having received orders from home TO proceed 10
the q Eetics was Aecaimed i've dass betxeen- the laiitudes of
N. The Rainbow has taken 4Oe bbls of sperm oil since 1eav-
ing home, 90 of which is on board. She is probably the last
~se.ss e iOoeh bound 70 the Arctic, for which region she
We ecmpils the following from the Daily Southern Cross of
Auckland. June lsth
The ship Naomi, was loading at Russell (Bay Of Tsiands),
and about TO sail fF New Bedford. with a cargo consisting Of
tsw, znd q quantity OF whaIebonee a rTrsJ-kpri lsth, Eliza,
$500 sperm 18th, Alb. barker, 1926 sperm Alaska, $50
sperm, $50 whsle. $500 bone; May 2lsI, Addison, go sperm;
18th. Sea Raager, Allen, % cruise 3oth, Jas Arnold, Briggs.
do; Al. Barker. Potter. do May sth, Adehne. Marvin, TO
cruise Lydia, Giaerd, do 10Th osmanh' wtthanS' DO
Capt stoddsrd, late Of the American ship Queen of the
- who came passenger by the Nebraska on his way TO
Vrancisco, reports the loss of his ship on the 18th of April
The vicinity Of the Middleton shoals, about 500 miles OF
ship, and hR sans Francisco, i'm March last, bound te
,eVcaste, w.
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OK Wednesday, the preliminary steps were
taken by the Minister of the Interior to fix the legal
responsibility of the introduction of the smallpox
into these islands in May last, upon the steam
ship Nebraska, by a writ of attachment of the
ship. The agents of the Line, Messrs. Hackfeld
& Co., gave the necessary bonds TO answer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-07-06

VS. aEGRET to learn that Or. Stangenwald is still
confined to the house. suffering through the falling
of his horse last Tuesday evening after dark, in
front OF Fort Street Church. We have heard OF
several persons whose horses have stumbled on
the loose sand piled mp in front of the Church for
the purpose of repairing the road. and we should
not be surprised if the Government were COM
PEELED to pay for damages in some cases. n
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PoRT or q. +.


fssHsA - ARREvAES. a
June gas-schr uRana Hasaeld from Esna q Kaa, Hawaii
2s-schr Pauehi, Reynolds, from Kaunakakai, Molokai.
2g-Sloop Live Yankee, Clark. from Hana, Maui.
H2s-schr Moi Kelkf, Patey, from Kafului, Baui! q
29-schr Warwick, John Duh. FIN Kauna kakai, Molokai
29-Schr Fairy Queen, Kaaina, from Hanaleis Kauai
30--schr Ka Moi, Davis. from KahuIui, aaui.
3o-Am stmr MohongG, f WAkenIan, 8 days end Is
hours from San Francisco.
30-Stmr Kilauea, McGregor, from Hawaii and Maui.
3e-Schr Netfie Merrill, Crane. from Lahaina, Maui.
July I-Schr Juanita, Dudoit, from Kannakakai, MookaL
2-Am biz Aureola, Ross, u days from Nanaimo, b c.
s2rAn strar Nebraska, IHarding, ID days from Anck-
fand. 49, - -
2-sEl VII % RsiRs0w, Gray. 10 months cat from South
baa Pacifc, en- route for the Arctic, laying OF and on.
2@schr Luka, Kaai, from Haiku, Maui.
3-sehr Active, Hopu, from Kohala, Hawaii.
~-3-Sehr ka Moi, Davis, from Kahului, Maui.
3-5chr Hattie, Nika, from NawfiwiIi, Kauai.
F3-Schr Jnanisa, Dudoif, from Waanae.
4-Haw ketch Lunaliio, Weeks, 20 days FROM starbnck
Island. 49, a@ Il 4 80
3-sehr Mary Ellen, Jim, from Maalaea, Maui.
s4-Schr Pauahi, Reynolds, from Kaanakakai, Mookai.
s4-Schr Moi keiki. Patey. from KahuIui, Mani.
5-Schr Kinac, Makahi, from Maliko, Maui.
5-AE ship sardis,. Folansbee, ID. days from San
Francisco. s q 81
6-sfhr wsiola, Alapai, from Kalaupapa, Molokai.
$50 ilauea, AcGregor, from Hawaii and Maui.
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A CHALLENGE

l will withdraw the above claim, on the following conditions
The two horses To run for the stake within three months, over
tie same course and distance. at least one month TO eapse
between the reception of this challenge and the race. Notice
of the acceptance OF these conditions and the challenge to he
given me within one week.
The stakes which / claim, to remain in the hands of the
stakeholder until the expiration of the time given in which to
acceI4:this chmlienge, viz, Saturday, July 18th, IL O'Clock, NJ.
Acceptance to be sent to the Office of the p. c. ADVERTISER.
1t JOHN A CUMMlNS.
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THE PACIFIC ETAoE ~
Commercial Aobertisr.
4I SATURDAY,. JULY6.
Publishers Notice.

We would call attention to the COM
smencement of Volume XVII of the PACIFIC
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER on July 9th.
The subscription price is 5000 per annum
If paid for in advance, i. e., on or before
the 18th of July, for the Island of Oahu,
and on or before the 31st of July, for the
other Islands. $500.
RIACK & ATTJD
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POUND NOTICE.

GVUNU NU11OCs
SHVH X AT THE Owe NMENT
4 Pound, at this date, July 5th, 1872, 8 Heifers, ] Mule, 2
Bay Horses. The Male will he s0id at Public Auction, on
Tuesday, July 9Th, at IL O'Clock. noon.
/ Bay Hefer, one ear cut short, brand Y left: / Bay Heller,
ear split; 1 Mouse color Hefer, brand A right; l large Bay
Horse, brand l. left; / Bay Horse, sore back, brand NIX I'd
right; l Black Mule, brand diamond in a circle, right, 90 left.
The owners of the above named animals will call and settle,
and take them away
1t Il. KAAIATUA, Pound Master.