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, 1876-10-28

HsMrny--One of the Sound papers speaks
3 the furnishing trade in tomb stones at
Olympic. aud notes large shipment Of the
,,,ie!r tom SEATTLE ro the former place This
.rssks volumes in praise of that healthy
linn.
, 1876-10-28

NPoETANT.-It is always important TO
have good men in the county board, aud
With Don Keefe, D. J. Storms, and Joseph
Pr.ieu as commissioners, we have an assur-
.1os that the county finances Will be ably
.-.ray.i.
, 1876-10-28

NATURALIzED CITIZENS Mr. Ayr5s, the gentle
manly clerk of the District Court, has been kept
quite busy by persons who desire to become citizens
Of the United States. lie informs Us that he has
fld twelve such declarations within .he past week,
aud that the applicants are prepared 10 vote for
reform.
, 1876-10-28

Drs,ELEp.-We regret to Learn that I. j
Peabody, agent at Wallula for the o. ). y
Company, is compelled to resort to the use o'
crutches. his late Illness having crippled hl'
right leg. \ clever, courteous gentleman
h.. has many friends who will sympathise
with him 10 his stfiIcllon-
, 1876-10-28

HAYES HlT WHERE He LIYEs'-Co-
Iumbus, Hayes present home gave
RrII the democratic candidate Tor
secretary Of State 81 the recent e.eo
ton. s8I majority Las yea. taA'
cuv gave Hayes a majority 81 700.
, 1876-10-28

Tng DEiEGATE.-We learn that in CO.
lumbia, Whitman and Stevens couutIes large
numbers Of republicans have announced their
intention to vote for John 2. Jadson for dele
gate. After two years experiment they are
tirrd of Judge Jacobs, and now propose to
try a Young man Of uudoubIed paris aud
ubiIirV
, 1876-10-28

OyE of our radical exchanges thlhSs
rho IesuI, Of the October elections
leaves the game lie, bus gives ~
Son 1be deal. This being admitted,
Haves would be in bad tlx should
Tlden turn up jack.
, 1876-10-28

WHEAT within the last day or two has
gone up TO 80 cents, and is in active demand
8, that figure. The war news from Europe
l.- caused general advance in breadstuffs,
thus illustrating the old saying that it Is
bad news that brings nobody good luck"
, 1876-10-28

New SToRE.-The corner store formerly
occupied by Mr. Colt, near the bridge at
,bs head Of Main street, VIII be opened the
coming week by Mr. Frary, who Of late
has been clerk at the wooden mills. The
"oi corner" " is considered ty the knowing
m.- To b. The best retail s'and- in the city.
, 1876-10-28
FOURTH DAY.

SATURDAY, Nov. 4th, 8 P. M-rrottinC Race; free
for Molly Welsh, LlniSey'S Mountain Roy Ststrtle
Bunker's Horse Frank, and all other horses three
Of the above named horses, or horses OF the same
class, must enter, and three start best IN s.
Purse sJoo; first horse $500, u sI50, 81 $50.
81 The Tro;tinS TO he governed by the Rules Of
the National Assocltl1n- The Running 10 be gov
err ed by the Sacramento Running Rules Entrauce
10 per cent Tor all the above purses Entries in all
the above Races must close on the first Of November
at 10 O'clock a II. In all the above races three to
enter and three 10 start.
s.45- II the event Of bad weather the Proprietor
reserves the right to postpone until It IS fair.
c. ;. BUSH, Proprietor.
WaLLA WALLA, Oct ,, 1876. I4i-td
, 1876-10-28

SENATOR J. II MITCHELL will be at WaIIa
Walla on Saturday next, and will speak at
the Court House, at =. o'clock in the even
ing. Our citizens without regard TO party
shoulI t"rn out ard give Senator Mitchell Il
glorious reception
, 1876-10-28

OFFICIAL VISlT.-On the 24ih inst, MI
John \. Burbank, of Rochester, lnaiAna'
special agent for tire pos'ofiee department.
pad an official visit to this place. HIS SPe-
cisl bpsiness on this coas; is to examine into
the post routes, to alter or amend when nee
ess4ry, and TO have any change made 'hHt
NAV be considered necessary 0ue important
change l. a through sack to La GrAnde' Ore
gon, saving delay of ten or twelve hours
70 that place. He appears to be gentleman
u ability, and doubtless his recommends,
Goas will be carried into etf,tt1 aud Dc u
great benefit to the country.
, 1876-10-28

SALE OF REAL ESTATE Tho lot Oh Nam
street next door to Mr.. Brech'el's bakery
and formerly occupied as a drug store, has
changed hands. Mr.. II. E. Holmes the
druggist, is the purchaser, and the oonsidera-
ton $2SOo, This is part Of the old She'll eS-
tate, and Year or two since was IN The mar
kg', but faded to ful purchaser at any
pr!,e. The lot fronts 20 feet on Main street.
aui Is l20 feet in depth. The price i.r
which 1t sud indicates that property Is LOOK
luy up.
, 1876-10-28

CRrnrr DowN.-H. ". Stanton former
mayor of Lewiston, writes us that the eredi'
of rbs, town is 50 DIV down that it Is " lin'
possible to sell city scrip at any price. Con-
sideripg that the town owes this ol'ee - 'O'
this i rather bad news.
, 1876-10-28

JUDGE GREGoEY, democratic nominee for
the Legislature, for a number of years repre-
senfed MariPosa comfy in the California leg
islaiure, and in that way gained experience
that Will make him valuable member
, 1876-10-28

T.-NotWithstapding the great ri''
in wheat. only about 50 tons go down 10
WsHuls by each rain Of DaF7. We heAf
,b,t mos. If cur farmers who are able m %
taI5 ,be;r xhgat over, VIII c. 80, for s'iii
higher figure.
, 1876-10-28

FALSE REpoRrs.-A few men made a nice
turn in The New York stock market quite late
", ty circulating be report Of the death OF
Cummodore Vanderbilt It is not easy for
the ordinary uusIectacled vision TO dI'tin-
.uish. in = moral point Of view, between
making money by the circulation OF reports
known to be false, and making /, by oPtnIng
a safe in the nighttime and taking out lis
cJntgn,s.
, 1876-10-28

PERMsNEYT.-We are informed by Mr..
Erart, who is The leading merchant at COL
tx, that during the last two months he has
rs,ailel over tNo tons Of nails for building
rurpse-, 10 the new immigrants who have
.tllrd in that section of Whitman county.
, 1876-10-28

CHorcE MgA4s-J1H st his time we ~
.... 49, fb. .Pioue5r Market" D0oiey q
krkman. makes an unusually fine d'-P''y % %
meats Epieures desiring choice cuts VIII
know where to 90.
, 1876-10-28

T. ?. Denny, IL former resident of this
valley, bat more recently of California, has
returned for the purpose Of settling up his
business
, 1876-10-28

Fasr HoEsEs.-A Portland dispatch ad-
dressed to Mr.. Lave Lindsey, states that
Me--Is. Crtb, Welsh, and othe- owners Of
ia,' stock, started yesterday for Walla Waila,
ari viii be.in attendance at the great races,
70 come of next week. Should the weather
prove at all favorable, good sport may be
expected
, 1876-10-28

Tuc RACEs.-We understand that all the
* horses in the country viii be on hand
=, ,,,mpete for the liberal purses offered bv
n, Chas. 5 Bush, the proprietor of the race
, 1876-10-28

For JUDsoN.-The democrats of Sreveu.
.,,p,7. in their convention unanimously en-
- the nomination of Judson for delegate.
, 1876-10-28

THERE is no State in the Union, re-
marks the Detroit Fee Preos, IN
which the signs are more auspiclouS
than they are in Michigan From
resent Indications the democratic
Candidates in six OF the nine Congres"
s;onaI districts will be elected, while
,ba-e Is not one in which a radical
victory is certain.
, 1876-10-28

BIG CAEBAGEs-Frank orssll mas d i"0
lot of oabbages, some of which weighs over
thirty FIVE pounds They are Tor sale a' DIS
store, on Nam street.
, 1876-10-28

JAMES Mo%AGHAN, Ed, one Of ha earliest
settlers III Colyille valley, Is down at WalIa
W.lla, buying a stock Of goods for his store,
We notice that Mr. Monaghan is the demo-
cratic candidate for sheriff Of Stevens county
\ prompt and energetic business Inan, with
hosts OF friends, he l. quite sure to get away
with the Office.
, 1876-10-28

Tzr PAyE1IoN.-During the races over
R,sb's Driving Park. the coming week. the
Nd stand will be free TO visitors
, 1876-10-28
TIiIRD DAY.

FRIDAY. Nov. 81, P M.-Free for all horses that
have never beaten $50; best in 5 20 harness. Purse
$50 first horse ss5, 81 $50, 81 sI5.
P. M-Runuing Race free for Monte Christie,
B!ily Blghtm, Osceola. Tom Merry, Emma McCor-
mck and all other horses three OF the above named
horses, or horses OF the class must enter and
start IA the race Nile heats; 8 il 5. Purse $500:
fIst lOrse sEll. 9l SIln q s5n
, 1876-10-28

THURSDAY, Nov -. p. M.-Free for all three
year olts best IN ), 70 harness. Purse sl50; frs
horse 30. ID si0 81 SIS
P M--RunninS Race; halfGnile heats; hest
IN ). Purse sl00; trst horse s65, ID $25, 81 so.
, 1876-10-28

Ir is very bad sign when men with less
brains Ihan u cJcoanut undertake to rule and
lead = political party.
, 1876-10-28
WaIIa WaIIa Driving Park /!
T y Ii TRIO TIN G.
AMI.
Runnin0 citing
November I, =, 3 and &, 1876.
PksEfakS kSWS......... ....Sf70O
SPECIAL RACES,

SATURDAY, October ., P. NJ Running Race for
2-year cits single dash Of a nile. Purse $50; $40
70 the first horse, and SlO TO the second.
At P. 81, same day a Running Race for Syear
Olds mile heats: bes: IN 3 Purse $50 $40 10 the
hrsJ horse, and s2O 70 the second
FIRST DAY.
WEDNESDAY, November st, 7 p. N.-Purse $50.
Free ior all hOTss that have never beaten three min
utsS- Bfst IN 10 harness. First horse s9j, ii
80. 81 sI5.
> P M--RUnning race; :hree-luarteT mile heats /;
best IN 3. Purse $50; FIST horse s9j, "a si0 Sd
, 1876-10-28

CHURCH SPIRE.-For several months the
tower that fronts ilr Eagau's church pre-
scented an unfinished appearance. Monday
last the spire intended to cap The tower was
hoisted up to is place, the difficult job being
accomplished without accident, From the base
tower to the top of he sDire Is 120 feet, being
several feet higher than any other church
, 1876-10-28

SHIPMENT Of WmEAT.-We learn that
several Of our heavy wheat shippers are en-
d-avoring TO make special terms with the o..
:. y. Company in relation to the shipment Of
wheat 10 Astoria. The late advance IN price
VAS no doubt lead 10 the movement, the OBJ
i-cr being to have the wheat at a point where
II en- be hurrir,! forward at any moment
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-23
Pr0ba BILE Suicide.

Captain Revell, of the bark j. u. Bell,
dscharging at Oakland wharf, IS HISS
ing. On the Goth inst. at Il P. NJ De
went on board, and has not been seen
since, and it is presumed he committed
suicide. On au old bill head III the
cabin was written the following: A
life on the ocean wave for me, KevelI.
His coat, vest and pants were also IN
the cabin. Captain Reveil was wen
known on this coast, having com
marded several vessels.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-23
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.

Some time since the Directors of the
Central Pacific Railroad entered into
an arrangement with themselves as
owners OK the California Pacific Rail
road, whereby the payment of the in
terest upon and principal of 81. 500 600
bonds of the last named company was
guaranteed by the former. A stock
holder Of the Central Pacific named
Anthony Coolot objected to the ar
rangement, and brought suit in the
Fourth District Court, San Francisco.
against the Central Pacific Company
10 enjpin them from paying the inter
est on or principal OF the bonds. The
case was tried this week in San
Francisco. The evidence showed that
the bonds were delivered by the Cali
fornia Pacific to Leland Stanford aud
other defendants In the suit. Judge
Morrison said the only question fo1
the Court to determine was whether
the Central Pacific Company had a
right to guarantee the payment OF the
bonds of the California Pacific Il III
road? In deciding this point the court
was Of the opinion that the Central
Pacific Company has no moro power 10
guarantee the payment Of the California
Pacific bonds than it has to guarantee
the notes of bank or of an individual
for individual debts. 1t was therefore
decided that the contract was not bind
Jog On the plaintiff, aud the Court
granted the injunction prayed for. The
decision is to the effec. that corpora.
ton can not bind themselves for pur-
poses foreign to those Tor which they
We're established.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-23

Mavor Wickham, aud number Of
Other politicians, left for ST. Louis to-
dav
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-23

SD to 500 day At home, Sam.
s ~.rvY " a " pies worth 81 free.
SfiSsoS a CO. Portland, Maine.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-23

THERE were seven deaths from sun
stroke in Colusa, California, daring The
heated term last week. Heretofore
death from such cause was almost
uuheard Of in California.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-23
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SAN FRANcIsco, juno %, 1876.
EooG!nms Attack Chinese.

UOoG!nms Attack Chinese.
The air seems impregnated Sith anti
CoolIeism. Last evening GA the cor
ner of Clay and Battery streets, about
80 boys from - years down. began to
boot and tlrew stones at Chinese liy-
ing in that vicinity, and a regular hat
tie ensued, the boys being cheered and
encouraged by older hoodlnnia
TrottinG hace.
The long talked OF $4,000 irotting
race between Gold N,lo aud Dan
Voorhees,. takes place tomorrow. over
the Bay District course.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-23
KzzE-Ez-s--.,----77sZ-..-z

THERE is dead locl. between the
Senate aud House on the appropra-
tionSbil. The House cut down the
allowances and the Senate T. fuses to
concur 10 he reduction, which would
be virtual acknowledgement # the
extravaganza Of the Republican party
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-23

messages between all ptints in Con-
necticut, Massachusetts and New
Hampshire, and between al such points
and New York; also uniform rate OF
Que dollar between all such points and
81. Louis, except during CONVEX ton
week, when the st. Louis rate to al!
points east of the Missouri river will be
twenty-five cents. Further important
reductions are TO be made.
WiFe Murderer Egnred.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-23

The Chicago Times has made saw
ere assault upon Tilden on he ground
that he vas chairman of the comGiittee
on resolutions at the Chicago Conyen-
ton Of 1864.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-23

ST. LOUIS, jane %. 1874.
Hon. John Kelly. the Tammany
sachem, Roger Pryor. Of New York.
ana Erestus Coming Of Albany, were
among the notable arrivals yesterday
noon.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-23

TIE New York Herald says if tie
Democrats are to make reform the is
sue Of the campapaisn Tiden is UNI
doubtedly the best candidate to nom
unite.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-23

week, when the st. Louis rate to al!
points east of the Missouri river will be
twenty-five cents. Further important
reductions are TO be made.
A WiFe Murderer Hanged.
CLEAvELAND, Ohio, June %.
VIM. Adrin was executed here at 10
p. NJ. yesterday for wife murder his
,tepddughter. Miss Hattie Mackay, and
Mrs. 6. L. Benton, on the 18th Of De-
cember last. The arrangements for
hanging were very complete. Admins
neck broke at the fall, and he died with
out struggle.
Maine Republican Convention.
BANGOR, June 23, 1916.
The Republican State Convention
met to-day Wan. Rust was elected
temporary Chairman. IL addressed
the convention on the issues before the
people. After the appointment Of the
asua! committees, Governor DINGHY al
dressed the convention, aud eaiogizod
the Cincinnati nominees. A resola-
ton VS. adopted recommending j. G..
Blaine as MoTrilIs successor In the
Senate. Governor Couuer was re.
nominated for Governor by accIamation.
". N. Tn0mas ana A. Farewell. we're
chosen Presidential electors. Resolu-
lions were adopted endorsing Hayes
and Wheeler, rea flirmiag adherence to
prohibition, nud thanking the Republi-
cans for their support Of Blaine at
Cincinnati The following dispatch
was received and read with applause:
WAsuNGT3N, June %.
To the President or the Republican
Suite Convention - Bangor: Ii my
health had permitted, / would have
been vita yOd to day. Accept CON
gratnlntinns On the Brilliant promise
Of Il great national victory fer the Re
publican party Every effort must be
made to give Governor Conner mag
niicent old fashioned majority in sep
TENDER. Malue must lead the way for
the triumphant election OF II yes and
Wheeler SisLed: J. u. BLAINE.
The Eliirots Democratic Conven-
tion-A Majori,y f,r Tiiden.
CHICAGO, june 20, 1876.
The Illinois Democratic State Con-
venlion 70 nominate delegates to St.
LOUIS, assembled at Springfield yester-
day. TX Congressman a. G.. Burr
was made chairman, and IN the course
of his remarks expressed the opinion
that the crisis had arrived ia Rational
Affairs, and reform at the hands of an
honest party is the only national sul-
vation. 4 resolution was adopted re.
ferling all resolutions without debate
10 the Committee on Platform, which
committee made no report up to the
time OF adjournment, and the Illinois
Democrats ere coLsf ogeutly vi bout
IA platform. The appointment Of dele
gates stirred up very warm fight,
the adherents of the various candidates
working to TIE last in behalf OF their
favorities. Col. Roberts, If New York,
made stroag fight among the mem
bers Of the convention against Tildeu,
aud in favor of Hendricks, in which he
was assisted by the delegation from In
diana. Mr.. Perry Smith tried to read n
telegram from Manton MAJ Bile. explain
ing that Tilden WIS not the chairman
OF the committee putting forth The cele-
brated peace platform in 1864, but
the convention +, fused TO listen to the
dispatch, and delegates we're then APP
pointed. Those in iaeor Of Tilden be-
Dg in the mrjoriy.
Eotables at 81. Louis
ST. LOUIS, Jane 90. 1874
Hon. John Kelly, the Tammany
sachern. ROrer PRYOR Of E4w York
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-23

NEW loRH, q ubc 49, iOiO'
The annual parade CT police took
place yesterday. The men presented
fac appearance.
or co 81. Louis.
Mayor Wickham, aud number Of
oihgr politicians, left for St. Louis to-
day.
Tom Scott on the Caldwell Dis
patch.
a special from Washington says Col
Tom scott has written letter to
Proctor Klo stating he knows moth
igg about any cable dispatches in the
Cald3eii case except one signed by
him thanking Caldwell for confirming
Lis sfstemcnts; says abou, the time tie
fest dispatch was sent. Il young man
representing himself to be Caldwell's
Secretary, asked him TO advance money
10 send n dispatch 70 Caldwell. but lie
declined.
Blaine VIII Accep. scnasorship.
Il special from Washington Gays
Blaine S lriends say that he will accept
Ssnatotship, ii rendered him. A num-
lr Of his friends are opposed to his
entgriag the Senate.
lkcdectson of Te.egraphic Rates
Inc Atlantic aud Pacific Telegraphic
Company announce that on and after
this date, a uniform rate Of twenty-five
eeatg for ten words will be adopted on
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-23
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Police Parade.

Nhw YoRK, June %, 1876.
The annual parade Ct police took
place yesterday. The men presented
a fiun nnnenrance
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-07-01
NEW YORK, June II, 1876.

NEW YORK, June II, 1876.
My DEAR CoNNERCIAL:-
We left the Centennial City yesterday after three
busy and laborious weeks of seeing the Exposition.
Anything that might be said would seem so
imperfect in view of the great exhibit, that l
inclined to say nothing, leaving descriptions and
enumerations to the industrious correspondents Of
all the papers who are wiring daily-and to such
correspondents | must leave you and all our Island
people, yet must say a word about our own little
Hawaiian section. 1t was a delightful surprise
to find that We made such a very creditable show;
Of course our effort could not with advantage be
compared absolutely and simply with the display
made by great countries exhibiting here all their
resources and skill, but comparatively, and for US,
it is honorable and handsome. Entering the main
building BY a door near the south east corner, near
which the city car lines terminate, We come at once
to Hawaii. The space is enclosed by a tasteful
structure. which the photographs taken will
represent to you; glass cases give the visitor outside
a view Of coral, ferns, the feather capes and leis, the
fine map of the Islands, photographs, &c, &C.
Within the structure is everything else which was
sent, | need not ~enumerste, all tastefuily and
effectively arranged. Too much credit cannot be
awarded to our Commissioner, Dir. Hitchcock, for
his management Of the business from the beginning.
Of course we have met him daily during our visit,
as we always want, first thing. to see what Hawai-
ians we might meet, or who had registered their
names. either our own residents or visitors.
l am impressed with the advantage and impor-
lance to any country, especially to such little ones
as ours, ANXIOUS TO De favofably known to the
world, and to attract population and capital from
abroad, Of - putting in an appearance at theSe
general meetings Of the nations. II would have
been a great mistake if we had not appeared here.
All that has been done has been favorably considered
by the public, and the press. Many inquiries are
made as to our climate, soil, resources, our people.
our government, and cur King, who7e visit here
made so happy au impression. 1t was wise to pro-
vide the liberal supply OF Thrum's Almanac and
Whitney's Guide Book, for distribution to editors
and CORRESPONDENTS, Commissioners of other cOun-
tries and other intelligent visitors. These pamphlets
answer most of the questions which we have been
asked in every place during all our visit in America.
The = : Guide BOOK" was not ont when We left home.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-07-01
On Saturday, July 22Dd. 1879

At II O'Clock noon, at saleroom, will De sold,
That certain Valuable House Los with Building thereon, sit
mated on the east side Of Smiths Lane, in Honolulu with a
frontage of chain a. feet, aud described SIS follows, per Royal
Patent loo. award 81; ~
;oining the French Mission premises, and Makai side OF this,
and running South 42o l5' East, l chain 4A feet along
French Mission Place to John Hobbs lot, and South corner Of
this {; thence North 81 . l5' East, 20 4-12 feet to North corner
Of John Hobbs lot 10 slight angle OF wall thence with rs
East SO feet along wall and John IPs premises TO slight angle
in wall thence North "a so East, 62 feet along John lis to
East corner of this lot thence North 40 As West l chain
6 T-I2 feet along lot claimed by Hsnakii to Smiths lane at
North corner of this lot thence South SO Is West l chain
4s IL feet along Smiths lane to place of commencement,
taking in walls on N. w. and n. E. sides only. Area 2so
SQUARE fathoms 10 square feet. There are two dwelling houses
beside out-houses on said lot, and water pipe Is laid on,
+. p. ADAMS, AUctoneer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-07-01
Board of Health Nonfcatlcn.

The Psrsaenor Of Small PIX 81 Re Ftessri fu~ o. - "a.
ifornis Coast. 5oy-1hsr 9Th rms asct, ,ha- passages are CIV
made inside q -ish. days. 20 tEsI = r&Hy having tsen eN-
posed, may moi b. sck l= days aser arriving ia Horoala, d.
eide the Basri OF Health. to caution the pGbtc, and hereEith
publish the symptoms Of this disease. and do request all eii-
zens to repors a7y and al cas-s. showing sny Small Pox
Gvr1so-z
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-07-01
rHE rERIoD OF INCUBATION.

Is the space Of time intervening between exposure Of the
body 10 infection or con.agion, ard the invasion OF the disease.
IL may be Of longer or shorter duration, from six to fourteen
days or even longer The shorter the period the mitter the
disaase- md Liz I'LL Ihe
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-07-01

Clothing and wearing ap-
parel, linen manufactures, Jail
linery goods, beads, braids,
Honnets, hoods, buttons, cor
sets, collars, sleeves and cuffs,
edgings, flowers, (artihcial)
feathers. fringes, gimps, laces,
&c, &c. Pins, needles. hair
pins, &C, &c. Silks.
Furniture, upholstered -
ell kinds.
CTOckery and glassware,
drugs and medicines, silver
plate. plated, gilt and britannia
ware.
Watches and ei0cEz
Carriages.