davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-09-26

xssdbfei auf rntSr ais 300 Der btstutsnosrsn etdsts
In europa.
@elesMusiabIunsen bura bic Npfadmter fotpis per
telegraph mad alien @lasen In DsutiaIanb,
psiisrrei@, Der s&I.i,, 5OnanD, Ddneraars, eatps.
ben uns NOrtpsssn, ban Gmpfanssrn frsi in's baas
ssltefsrt.
Gresit'Sriefe fir gReiitnhe sur Dsnubuns In ansn
er6Bsrsn Stabtsn Der alien G0elt.
GInfaf6runs bon Grbfdbaften unO GSrceransen
isoer art in allen pldsen Guropa's.
gsrf1iHuns bon Gatern uno Waaeten nae
europa.
0ertoluns a~nfomnenhtr Glitter In ssen porf, uas
Weitsrbsf6retruns ~bssisIben rad BEN SnIanoe.
@uresdiiHss @els ausr art sssauft anb ~ssrtaaft.
, 1876-09-26

5srr gbas. Sauptntan, Silver point, 81. g.,
ssssust tpts foIst: so lit felt aat @oasn an
Sawa9s unb aopfl9msraen, bar& l1nuerrau-
li6fsit bereprssbra9t. Gur9 ben @sbrau1
Sou DR.. @u9uf &Snts'S Sa m burger
Grppfen bin i'd @ptt iet Dant tpiebsr 10
tpett berseltelt, bab i'd meiuen alien Yel6af.
tisuneen piecer tabseben fam. SD fam baA
Der biels Nepiain Iaen betsns empfeblen."
, 1876-09-26

9to Icno GoGeee. - Maeun, Ga,
ben "a. Sebruar, 1876.
...... DIR. Iusuf 8Bnfs's Sam
burger Eropfem fnb BON anseesei9netsr
Wtrtuug uno besbalb rabe3u unentbebrlid fur
mild. Esp. gater j. s. &ebmanr.
, 1876-09-26

8eseu Saatfranfbeiten uttb ale l1nrsinis-
tetten, pelGe Serbprbenent 8lut entlprinsen,
ltnb DR.. Musuf &Snts's Samburser
Srppfen Elm gang auseeseibnetes Mittel,
benin tie iino bic befen Blutreiniser. So
Ndretbt Serr Sobn George 8pbenl9as tit &C.
ntont, 81.
, 1876-09-26

SD bin "a Sabre alt unb mar 70 franf, taB
t9 feline Spstie mebr oertrasen fpnnte, f9retbi
Serr peter Clemens, 2ittle Srleans, Mb. Sd
nabnt DR.. @nsuf &Gmis's s ambu
ger Grop fe n unb bin nun tpieber ni9t mn,
gang berseiteat, icapsrm fable MID SieI trafti'
Jer ais friber.
, 1876-09-26

Ser DattF ether SD nns
ttstns grau fasen Sbnen ben srSbtsn Danf fiji,
Or. Mn guf &Gnts'S 5amburger
Erppfen, f9reibt Serr Spbn pOtt, Geneva,
Sa., BENIN %pteielbet baben unS srpee Dsenfe
sripteIsa. Bir Iaien bic Grppfsn nt9t msbs
ausseben.
, 1876-09-26
9aus In Deutidlane:
Enautb, AadJoo + kabns,
2~i93is.
E D G

'"' Wv SNN~IN o. O''fSAhAtNohp' RhNtINNV
Don Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co..
NO. S31 Mrd) StraRe, Gde Der Stpeiten uue
Spates Ctr. une 621 Glib Dritte Ctr,
pbtlaoelpbia, IA.
Dies lit cine Organization pm Sapitaliiten uni
2bee 81 importiren uno 81 pertbetlen
nit einem tleinen Ge,ptnn, Der Dem @oniuinenten allen
1etolnn Der 3piihenbGnoler eripart. a4tr eontroutren
einen 9roBen 3beil her beitert Sbeel orten, lpel1e mad
ote1en Sanoe tontnel ino bic nnr pom uns lelblt oer'
fault tperben. qerIonei, ipelde BON enoeret bdnoleri
taufen tbun oies gu ibrem el9enen %ytatbtbell. unlere
bGuIer in Gbina uno Sapan baben Die beIten Saciiitds
ten our Muslpabl, mas uas groBe Hortbelle 9epabrt.
YBir baben gum Bertauf uulerer Sbeeiorten in allen
hauptlt6oten Der Bereint9ten Staten stores etablirt.
gSir 9eben unleren &unoen elm
ScbpueS Sel Sbrpmp,
,genommem oou ben Wertboo1Iten g4erten ameritani.
lder uno frsmoer &initlerl, iuelbes. penn in einem
8iloerlaoen 9etauft mebr tolteh plrbe ais Der Wrels
oes 3bees betra9t. Osle Gbronios ltno Elm 0ei6ent
fur unlere &unoen.
Ollie ~9etautten 99daren q "a nit ri, baB lie ooas
tonme1te Ssfr'eol9uh9 9e,pabren, ooeroas Gelo iurtds
~ertattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
/! IL IL A Co.,
30. ss1 Wrb @traBe, Gde 3ipeitsn uno Coates Strase
UNI 6l Sap 3ipsite str. pbtla,. ~a. 4s412mt.
, 1876-09-26

Gin sutss Mittsl sesen Gpltf lrb 2sibidner.
gen limb DIR. Nnsuit &Dnt9's Sambur.
ger G%ropfen. fbreibt 5err MiGael WetL
Wtlbatpafa, 9nby benin %bieieIben btlfen ausen'
bltdliG.
, 1876-09-26
Die Gla19s

Ote Uld1It
vSamburser TrDpfen"
toitst so Gents, Oper iinf Glal6en
swe i Dollars, fnp In allen peutl9en
Npctbefen gu baben cper rperben bielel.
Ben mad @mpfane pss @slpss fret mad
allen Ebsilen Der Sereinisten Staten
Serlanct. Man apreifre:
A. vogeIer g. Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
, 1876-09-26

Serr 5teif III Snanbasp SiG. MiG., thrift
unS nit: SD lit felt spei Sabrsn an elmer
bSsartisen Sle6ts, bic alien Mitteln piberfanb.
ga setrau6te i'd mebrere @p9en lang DIR.
@usuf &6nis's 8Sntg's 5ambur-
ger Grppfen na9 gorIdritt unb purbe
BON bielsm bSsartissn Geiben Sp0fanSis sebsiIt.
, 1876-09-26
Gtpcf Specmlatipnen
&patt'S 2ebenS'S aliam.
Gin MeDialnilhes YNunDcr.

otft"hh9ttph'upI sttututbtuI Vtqt ~ spkkW ipliuiuPNh
Stadium, Serpfsln, 8bniss. 8rautbstt. @rphpslas, sMe
Sel6wure unp bic i4limmten gale Don Blutfrantptt.
ten, srpBe S6pa1e, 9eber. unp Wttrenletpsn, Nins-
purm &c. &c. pirb ,IGf's Setimmteite purp bieIen Rpn,e
auer Netnt8un9smtttel 8ebetlt. Dertelbe TT 3peluno'
spaniie SABRE ptnbur4 pom Yublitunt erprpbt. sat
puneerttautsnpe Sea 6dlen 8epetlt aao eurirt nets,
penn naG Vprltrift 8enpmmen ST eth fi&eres pttl.
mtttel BON ttttln In allen ~betlbaren 6alen, eurirI pie
Tauliten dlten Veibpure, lelblt NO Ger &npden loon aHs
sefreHsn TT.
Spatt's eebens.Baliam eurirte Serrn .. 3. asn.
map, lraepeen i'm yart.lbeater 3u Srpgtlpn, ". o.,
pom dronif6en Mpeumatismus, nabbem berielbe gene
@rtpl9 BON ben ppral9lttten Nertten &urepa's anb
Nmertfa's pebanpelt ppreen mar.
ppattS SebeuS'S alfam turtrte 5errn y. o.
5pup. Dpdmaffer VIC. III Wtaetlon Str., Don e.neni
9efaprlt1en Sei6pur, na6bem er fe6s Dipnatt TIM
Sr0abpa9 9piptial mar ane bort ole u~absilbar srttart
rrurpe.
Spatt's 2ebens-B aIiam tetlte Sesrn 5aepb Wstt,
Stres NO. 242 @reentpit Str, BON etuem iersfusSien
SslSpure, nobel bic 5aulnts i&pn bis auf ben 8npGen
8%eoruneen mar. Serr U. bat pabrenb Is Sahrsn uap
s%eldspsnsr Ssilana isine lDtsbsrbpIuas Der ErauIpstt
%ert1bren.
Spatt's ::eebens.B aliam sartrts Ssrru Wtutam
springer, gtO. 1888 SrpUme Str, p~plfanbts BON sRt-
%Sunestsn1 &psnrnattsmus 10 erntlt6sr Irt, 6ab esrIslbe
ben Setf bes Srantsn Idpn perpirrt bate. Det 0e.
nannie tpnnts ntbt feline Sanh gum 8ppfe erpebsu xno
mar paprsns Srsisr 9tpnats ans Sstt ssfsHslt.
3u, babtn in Der 5aupt,Offes, 246 @ranb Str, axe
BET 4ppttstern TN IaGsusinsn, au 81 per 5laf&s. esbs
8laiben IS. ssss
9satt's berabmts $ siImttteI ttn& -
SpattS uufeblbarer 2ebens. 8aliam su 81 90.
Spatt's IA b., bptpslt terter Qebtns. BALKAN, su
81. rs. Spatt's pIlnpuic BALKAN, ober Der S6wlnp.
ia6tteen Ursunp, gu $500. - SpattS Spi6 9ipt.
nsat a%ntshlbar iar ss,esa uns S&msrssn ts6sr art,
8ppfpsb, SnFusnsa, Gatarrb, Su Is Gts.
Dtnn pbise Nrittslui&t In turer @pottsfs pber an gu.
rent piass ~ baeen tne, 70 trenee man fG brett anbas
Central Ospss s 2at S = .; :; on.
9ussnb. ~t3n2ufun
, 1876-09-26

H$eneigte SuiG0riften mcrnen erbetcn. 2ltte
w DGber GeOer Irt) Ibnen repnrirt ueue 0G1er
aut @ontrGtt 9ele9t. Sbidt IHr Sornnibldee.
, 1876-09-26
Teuer : Separtememt.

nDtbie 1aben, loaten brett nit Dem 6abritauteu bans
oeln. 6ite, Wtiben, Girtel, 6elnoen u. 10. Das
blQi9ite 6aus i'm Ueibdtt. aatalo9e frei, Bel Der
alien Sirna bon Mneeripn nne Sp,es, 1879 @rano
9tr,t g. y, 4gy2aug,
, 1876-09-26
500 bis $500 per Momat fir Meemte,
Sir agenten unO ollie Die 9rbett iu6en !

THr AYel!teH uHo NHe DIE Nrbett 1udlen!
Die vSig gOmanSa", bas Silbcrz Sud.
San. SC Sutlle's neues Bud, nit elmer Iorreoe
9luitratlonen Oas @ehe, @afttsite, mas lett LANCER
3eit beranstam. 6att Sbr telue @rbeit, ooer oualt
SIR Sud per9eblid MT ireeno elmer laneneiiioell
Welo in Sure aide; Speiielt nidt rno 3Dsert nibt,
ipeun Sbr einen beltinmtell, 9uten Iertaufs . 8e,irt
wolt, %ionOern ..i6idt iofort nab Gircularen. Seben
toitet 9libts Die M~merifaniiAs Nublifbins 60,
bartfprp, Conn. 4QS301uo.
, 1876-09-26

@sarum iebt Sbr ni1t OGder ouf Cure bGuier, 'oie
elm Wtenideualter iberOauer1t, uto er5part 10 Die Muss
Qdbe fir neue 0Gder aae 10 ooer Is Sabre? Sbr
font es. Sraudt uniern Sd,iefcr. Nnffricb, Der
ritbt rur Dem 9Saiier uno Der Suit, lonDern aud Dem
6euer mioeritebt.
Mlte SGcDer.
Sdibt Sure 6Iuier o~ermittelt S6ieTcr=gtnItrih.
Der fueoer i'm QSintcr Spriitae betomnt, nod i'm
Sottlter itIlig miro. Nlte 5dinoelodber, nit oielcm
Nllltrlb t%berjoAen, 1ebet melt beher aus uno bauert
tpelt LANCER, as neue obne oenIelben; babel fo1en lie
illlr zen oierten 6beil oelleu, mas Gin neles Sblnoels
BAD toltcll lptiroe. 4m oerrotteten S6inoeln fiiat Der
SDicter=Nnltr!b bic S0ter ur0 poreu aus, un0 Qibt
Dem Oade Dduerbafti9feit auf Sabre biuaus. Sdin=
oein. Die lid oerfriimmt oper qelunrfen babei1, brlnat
et mle0er IN Die retbte Sa9e uno bdlt lie oarli. Dice
i5arbe brduht ni6t ge1aiit Alt lperoe1, miro nit einem
plillel nuFnetra9en uno lit iebr ldDn. Gr bat bel 1eit=
en- N%uftra9e1 6bofolaoe=i Sarbe, niinmt aber Ipdter Die
aefpoDnil6e S9leferfarbe an uno tbut ~oieielben Oienlte
nno srfiillt %henlelben 3pef, ME ,pirfliber Sbiefer.
Nu NSet6bted)s unn Giicnbled,z . Gd,ern
ut Ut otp Die bette 6arbe, Die es gibt, lpas Saners
~baftt9teit anbtlanQt. IS bat &0rper, lit leiht auf3u=
tra9en, Debut Id bel Der bibe uno iie9t Iid bel Der
SprilQe uno It1lt lt) nidt ab. = Ginmali9es Wuf=
tra9en lpirft ebenlouiel, as piermali9es Nuftra9eu
1noerer tSarben.
Seucrfeife neue SGd,er.
Wtlbleft, 0ieBereleu un0 QSobn9ebduoe nit fladeft
ooer l9tcfen 3tubber.0 66ern gu beden, baben mir ale
Otnterialten poaltGnoi9 i'll 8erettI6aft. OieIe Mrt
Seoadung toltet uil9efd6r Die 66lfte BON BEN, mag
ons SeQeu nensr Stinoeln foIten uiiroe, uno /: fir
4'ripaibduier. sdeuner, i~iberbaupt GebGuoe jeOer @rt
1eoer onoert Sorte ppn 8eoahun9. binii9tlit Der 9es
9Hellllbteit per ae9lttg, beg ele9anten Nusiebens, oer
Oauerbaftt9teit unb Der Siderbeit sesrn s~Seuers=
aeta9r. iolpte Der &ofen.@rIpar1iB Our Elm Srittel
pes 9enbbnltben preiies) bel Q8eitem oorju3iebelt.
Setr Sbeer oser Sizes mirp perrpenbet!
D98te man Ib Das &egen ueuer ediuoeln "erIparen
utto lplrflam uno biai9 Sddoen at OGdern auer @rt
a~llsbeleri! fam, lebrt elm ei8eres Sud 400 Seiten).
oas + e aus9e9eben nirD. @dreibt unper3ii9=
i'd oarunt. Nennt bieie s3eitune.
Nep Yorf Sbtefer=Sdbcr Co.,
Limited, Sad,redcr.e pntraftpren,
, 1876-09-26
Ieenten oerlanet tiir oas srobe
Gelltrmnial=Bn0r

Slnn1enie gertaufe. Gs besablt lId,. Man be-
ltelIe @aiirculare. y. SS. Si,sler II. 60, 4bilaoel=
pDl1, 10. 4yS3Oaun:
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y VI fzz


FRIDAY, s. 1876.
WI note tEo arrivals from abroad since last report.-P ST =
Gay OF Nc" York. from Sydney, on the 4th, and the American
'hP Ee~o~a from San Francisco, on the 5h. The deper-
'ues nave oeen-2d, Eureka. for Humboldt; whaling bark
ihree Brothers, 20 cruise Mary Z Russ, for Humboldt. cev-
Eh' % hanskonsi ita, Edward James, for Hongkonx; 9Th,
City Of New York and National for San Franei,oo. s,b
sS'en, Tor Ne" Bedford. and whaling bark Norman, to cruise;
sih, Fleetford, for Bakers Island.
The schooner w Al Meyer is loading for Gan Franc;.ca bv q
Brewer K Co, and VIII sail on Monday or Tuesday next.
Inc schooner Ocean Pearl is loading for San Francisco by
ID Haekfsid & Co, to sail In about ten days.
The bark Discovery 10 due from San francisco. with a mail
MCs sar'o~ he'd a large closing out sale Of goods ex CIeta
from knzlsnd, for T II Davies, Esq, on wednesday and Thar,-
day Of The past week, Al which there was a good attendance
and fair prices were realized.
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Let's on the Plains.

Honolulu, Dec. Sd, 1876.
To The Editor Of tie Pacific Commercial Advertiser:
viii you allow me to suggest, through the columns
of your paper, to the ' authorities " (good word) Of
the Interior 0fce, that it would be perhaps % TO
the advantage of the government, and more p~srticu-
larry TO intending purchasers and to those who have
applied for said lots, if certain stakes or pickets with
say a piece of red or white cotton on the same,
placed at the corner of each lot advertised for sale at
once, SO that all tan see what is for sale; and as I am
under the impression that the lots are scattered and
certainly divided. and although we are referred to
maps and plans OF the same at the Interior Office,
few even now know what is for sale.
The stakes, red cotton, and the placing of them on
said boundaries, would be amply repaid to the gov
eminent by the increased price realized. besides
serving for adjoining lots belonging to the govern
ment) still for sale, but not advertised or applied for.
AS we are about now entering on our first year of
the seven years ~Ofelenty. promised by your cOntem-
porary, no doubt he whole populace is waiting to
invest in the said lots, and a complete knowledge Of
their position would be an advantage to all.
AS the governm.nt sell cow without the aid of an
authorized auctioneer, although he pays a license,
and will have to pay $500 per annum and half per
cent. on sales, 1 think it would be perhaps best to
~ - NAS AAS0A~ @S$AA ~ NHS f
by that means no Confusion would arise, and every
man clearly understand what he buys.
The terms being cash, will not scare people OF,
but if half or one third cash, before delivery of pa
tent and the rest 1T six or twelve months if desired,
at interest, might give a poor man a chance al
though if he has to fence, improve and dig a well
from 40 to SO feet dep, it would then be a costly lot,
outside of pumps windmills, tanks, pipes, sc.
Why can't the government try, say to dig a big
we'll at the foot ofpunchbowl Hill, stone up and then
build o large stone eservoir, (plenty of stone there),
put up an engine say five or six horse power, and
lay pipes, and supply all the lots on the plains at SO
much per yearf Tie fall would give a good force
and the whole cost under $4,000. Then the lots
would sell at a god price but if each man has to
60 to the expense lbefore alluded to,-which is no
small expense.-foi q we'll, not stoned up if of any
depth, is dangerous.
Then look forward say 5 years even. and see the
houses, gardens, trees, &C., on said plains, aside
from the taxes to cone to government (sOon to be 4 OF
one per cent? per ontrast to the present holding OF
said lots and for tie last twenty-five years, held by
persons who do not improve, and allow all loose cat
tie (cows &c. to ram at large.
Trusting that.t present position of affairs may
not entirely exclue this article, and hoping you
may agree somewhat with the ideas suggested,
crudely as they are set forth,
l remain, respectfully yours,
RETLAw LAEs.
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PASSENGERS

FHoM PORTLAND, o-Per Edward James, Dec lst-w Moi
fett, Jas Mofeti, ID Foster.
FOR PORTLAND, O-Per Jane A Falkinburg, Dec lst-F
Hsase, G Wright, Chas Cobb.
FoR ASCENSION IsLASD-Per Norman, Dec 4th-H III Bill
nngs, II Howard.
FoR San FRANcIsco-Per City Of New York, Dec 4th-J ID
spreckeIs, G 8 Wright and wife, Jno Morton, Miss Jennie
Claus. Miss A Miller, ID p Hammond, G Wright, @ G Knowles,
JAS Clarke, J T Morrison, p II Rockwell, L G Hartwel, II
johnson. b StTingan, Dan Foster
Z FoR MAuI-Per KiIauea, Dec 4Ih-iIis Elk Jno n Kapena,
His Honor q c Harris, His ExW Z Castle, A 8 Hartwen, 8
Parker, G E Richardson, G Armstrong, Mrs Weik and son, G
ri DIekey. g @ Mclean, Alex Mclean. Miss f Shaw, David P
EIdbdRe, Mrs Kahai, w n Gibson, Joe Davis, E Fl Bailey,
Young Hee and ~ deck.
FRoM MAuI-Per Kilauea, Dec 5th-Capt Makee and 2
daughters, Miss Warren, Major Macfarlane, DIR Enders. Geo U
Mclean, Alex Mclean, JAS Bailey and son, A 3 Hartweh anu
Il deck.
FoR KAUAI-Per kilauea, Dec CHI x Burkeit, Chas Tit
comb, J p Green, ] A Chamberlain, III p Baldwin, j G Glade,
wife and child, ID Foster and about IS deck.
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Week of Prayer.

sUsD-Y, January 7-serm0n' Christian fellowship. :
John. IL.
MONDAY, January s-Thanksgiving and confession, in the
review Of the past year.
TUESDAY, January 9-Prayer. For the Holy Spirit on the
Universal Church. Joel ii, .: For It's deiverance from error
and corruption, and It's increase Of faith, activity, holiness, and
Christian charity.
WEDNESDAY, January 1o-Pryer Cor families: For the
uncouyerted, for sons and daughters at school and college, and
for those abroad, for any In sickness, trouble, or temptationi
and for those who have been recently "added to the Church"
THURSDAY, January 1-Prayer for Nations: For rulers,
magistrates, and Statesmen; for philanthrOpic and benevolent
institutions; for q pure literature, the spread Of sound educa-
ton among the people, and maintenance of peace.
F.spAY, January I2-Prsyer for Christian Missions TO the
Jews and Gentles, Luke q, 81; for Sunday Schools, and for
the conversation Of the world TO Christ.
SATURDAY, January 1S-Prayer for the observance Of the
Christian sabbath; for the promotion Of temperance, and for
the safety OF those who go down TO the sea in ships, that do
business in great waters"
SUNDAY, January I4-sermon: One Lord, one faith, one
baptism, one God and Father of all Ephes,L
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The BARK EUROPA II DIsTREss-The New Zea-
land Herald reports the arrival at Auckland, Oct.
80. of the American bark Europa, as follows:
"She halls from Boston, and sailed from San
Francisco on Sunday, July .l3. in ballast, bound
to Bakers Island for gusno. The passage to Ho-
nolulu was q pleasant enc, the vessel experiencing
enc weather throughout, arriving there on August
II. Replenished stores on that and the following
day, when she left Honolulu, reaching her port of
dest~ination-Baker's Island-on September 16.
Here the vessel remained until the 9th Sept. hav-
ing taken on board about 600 tons of guano, She
then left, bound for Cork, to await orders, but so
far as we can learn, Ii will be q long time before
she fetches that port. Had fne weather and
smooth water until the S. E. trades were got, when
heavy head seas were encountered, which strained
the vessel, causing her to spring several leaks.
On the 18th ult, she made a great deal of water
as much as two feet per day-and as the pumps
eould not hold their own, the master. when in
latitude % S. and IFS W. longitude, determined
10 bear up for Auckland, as the nearest port of
shelter. Shortly after n. E. weather, with light
airs and ealns, were experienced, and with such
the vessel made this harbour as above. The bar
que is 437 tons Measurement, and is owned by Mr..
ID. z. MAYO, of Boston. She is partially Insured,
but in what Offices the Captain Is unaware. The
crew consists of Captain Medley, Mr.. T. W.. Fle-
ming (ehief ofdeer), and Mr.. Mcnamara (second
oaicer). a steward, and six seamen. Bakers Is
land is about Is miles N of the Line, in 176 w.
longitude, and contains an immense deposit Of
Quano. It is the property of the American Guano
Company, New York, who have two white men as
Supervisors and twenty Kanaka labourers residing
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Evolution.

Mr.. EDITOR Permit me- to commend to the
editor of the Gdstts The following views Of Hurley:
The army Of liberal thought is at present in
very loose order and many a spirited ree-thinker
makes use of his liberty mainly to vent nonsense.
We should be the better Tor q vigorous and watch
full enemy to hammer Is into cohesion and dis
~cipline, and / for one lament that the bench OF
Bishops cannot show q man of the Calibre of But
Ter of the Analogy, who If be were still alive,
would make short work of much Of the Current
a priOri in6deity.' +.
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bsd not awakensiauy s~aspiehn. l returned home,
satisfied with whit I had sen and heard. and
ready to join my ,T5rts to these Of a sovereign On
whom l could rel. From nat moment dates a
friendship which constantly sustained me in my
Iabours, which absence and time have not weakened,
and the remembrance Of which viii never be eaaeed
from nv memory
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DEPARTURES.

2-Am bktne Eureka. Wallace, for Humboldt.
2-Am wh bk Three Brothers, Owen, to cruise.
lam sekr Mary Z Russ, Cousins, for Humboldt.
Pam Blk Ceylou, Kelly, for HongkOng.
AScbr Pueokahi. Clarke, for Hama, Maui
IStmr Rilauea, Harchant, for Lahaina, Maui.
4-Schr Warwick, John Bull, for Kalaupapa, MoIokai.
4-Sehr Nile Morris, KalavaIa, for Kaunakakai.
Am bk Edward James, O'Brien, for HongkouV.
5-P " - City Of New York, CaverIy, for San Franco
6-Rrench sh National, Macon, for San Francisco.
6-scEr Jenny. Nika, for Kona and Kau, Hawaii.
5-Schr Luka, Kaai, for Maliko, Maui.
b-Sehr hanuokaWai, Kimo, for Nawiliwili, Kauai.
6-SGmr Kilauea, Marchant, for Kauai.
Gam bk syren, Newell, for New Bedford.
Sam VIII bk Norman, Campbell, to cruise.
Sam sh Fleetford, Taylor, for Bakers Island.
5-Schr Netiie Merrill, Crane, for Lahaina, Maui.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. n. 4.
ARRIVALS.

2-sehr Warwick, Jno Bull. from Kalaupapa, Molokai
2-eehr Jenny, Nika. from Rona & Rau, Hawai-.
3sehr Mile Morris, Kalawaia, from Kaunakakai.
EPM "a City Of New York, Caverly, 10 days from
e-Am sh FIeetford, Taylor, Is days from 8 Franciseo
o-stmr kiiauea, MaTchanT, from Maui.
o-Sehr Nettie Merrill. Crane. from Lahaina, Maui.
s-Schr Ka Moi, Reynolds, from Kahului, Maui.
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Liberia is said to bein great need of help through
the general apathy of is Inhabitants and the expen-
ses Of the late rebellion Its people require to be ed
ucated, but it is said that the Boston Board of Trus-
tees. which paid the salaries of many of the teachers
of the republic, is about to cease its remittances.
This to be deplored, or, whatever may have been the
wrongheadedness of he Colonization Society, every
philanthropist must Eel that the existence of q civil
lied state affords q hopeful nucleus for the regen-
Grafton of Africa.
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VESSELS

Brit bk DOvenby, from Liverpool, to Mr. t q Davies, will be
due shortly.
Albert William, from Newcastle, with Coal to Wilder q Co,
sailed Oct It'll.
NedAr, from Newcastle, with Coal to Wilder q Co, was to
sail Nov LIST.
The Russian steam brig Siberia, Cap, Winter, is daily ex-
pecfed from Russian America.
The bktne Discovery, from San Francisco, is due.
Am bk ID G Murray, from San francisco, TO G Brewer
Co, due about the 18th
r u So Australia, fm San Francisco, due Dec IL.
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MEMORANDA.

REPoRT OF z NJ IS CITY OF NEW YoRK, J M CAvERLY,
coMxASDEE--Let Sydney Oct 2oih, Port Chalmers Nov
18th. Auckland on the Goth and Kandavu on the 9th. Lef
In port s. Zealandia and Star Of the South. Crossed meridian
Of 1909 z to w long same night. 25th, 645 p m, met and
communicated with Is City Of Sydney, all well. Crossed the
equator on the 2oth. Fine weather 10 equator, since strong
NE winds and sea to Honolulu,
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IMPORTS.

FRoN AUcxLAND-Per City Of New York, Dec Ist-2 bxs
mdse, 2 bales paper hanging, o cs sauces, 2 cs books, Go cs
brandy l csc cigars, o tanks oats, l csc plants, 2 parcel.
FRoA PoRTLAND-PeF Edward James, Dec lst-200 hEbbls
salmon; 90 bxs apples, $50 SKIS oats, 90 bxs bread, 2l tons veg
eiables. I kg cider, 1000 SKIS -four. Al bxs dried apples, So do
pears, 32 do plums.
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VESSELS IN PORT,
MRnCHAMFMR

MERCHANTMEN.
Am sehr Ocean Pearl, GTinnelL
Haw bk Matte Macleay, Pope, loading.
Hav brig w ii Allen, repairing.
Am schr w ii Meyer, Brown, loading.
wHALERs.
Am VII bk Rainbow, cogan, repairing.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

n HEREBY M Nj A E KNOWN
Il that The reports heretofore circulated by me which were
injurious to the good name of Mr.. HENRY C. SHELDON,
were false and utterly without any foundation in fact, and I
do hereby retract and eDress my regret for the same:
JOSEPH SMITH.
Kohala, Hawaii, Nov1, 1876. 1t