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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
ARRIVALS.

an liam 3-mast schr WIN L Beebee, Eszhen, so days fun
Newcastle
I2-H 1 VI 5 Elizabeth, Captain Wickede, "a days from
Yokohama, Japan
12-Schr Jenny, Pake, from NagiliwiIi, Kauai.
I2-Scbr Haeakala, HOpu, from Hilo. Hawaii.
13-Schr Msnuokawai. NaiTi. from NawiiwiH, Kauai
l3-Schr Nettie Merrill. Hatfield, from Lahaina, Maui.
13-Schr Fairy Queen, Peni, from Hanalei, Kauai.
l3-Schr Marion, Kibin, from Koloa & Waimea, Kauai
l3-Schr Waioli, Kaeha, from LaupahOehOe, Hawaii.
I5-Stmr Likelike, Shepherd, from Hawaii d Maui
l5-SChr Ka Moi. Reynolds. from Kahului, Maui.
l5-Schr Kekauluohi. Malaihi, from Hanalei. Kauai.
15-Schr Uiama, Puaahiwa, from ROhaIa, Hawaii.
l5-French bk Auguste, Bernard, 81 dys FIN HougkOnE
I6-Schr Warwick. Jno Bull. from Kalaupapa, MOIOkai
l6-Schr Mary Ellen, kuanoni, from Hno, Hawaii.
l6-Schr PueOkshi, Clarke, from Hama, Maui.
ls-H VI ; Daring, Com John G J Hammer, I'm Tahiti.
l3-Am bk W A HOlcomb, Danton, IS days fun Bakers
Island.
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F8TD1Y. January IS, 1875

FRTUAF, JINJIRI TO- 1910.
In commercial ctrcles there Is but little to report, except a
general spirit 0: activity consequent upon a clearing up Of
yearly accounts and the general increase Of trade which results
from increasing agricultural operations on all the Islands.
The failure Of the firm Of Mossman q Son, Fort Street. is
said TO be for a large Notwithstanding ike 800 coo. We
understand that the creditors have agreed TO a settlement at
the rate Of 25 cents to the dollar.
The arrivals from abroad since our last report have BEEN
Ian. liam , masted schr WIN L Beebee, E.zhen, from
New Castle; I2Ih - II l VI s Elizabeth. Capt Wickede, from
Yokohama, Japan; ~15Ih-French biz Auguste. Bernard, from
Hongkongi Isth-H VI : Daring, Com John c J Hammer,
from Tahiti; Am BIZ W A HolcOmb, Dunton, from Bakers
Island.
And The Departures
Jan I4-Haw bk r C WyIe, Walters, for Bremeui Am schr
Jos WoIley, Guano Islands, 15th-Brit bk Madura, for Jarvis
Island; w II Meyer, Brown, for San francisco.
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THB PACIFIC
Observation-Disclosures .
SATURDA Y. JANUARY 70.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.

a charter for the municipal government OF the
city Of Honolulu ie fast becoming a matter OF
public necessity. There are many things that
can be well regulated only by some form of local
government which shall be under the immediate
control of the citizens. We refer more particu-
larry to such matters as police and sanitary regu-
lations, streets and crossings, sidewalks, drains,
c~esspools, and all kinds of nulsances which offend
or endanger the public security. A charter, SIM
pie in it's provisions, and inexpensive in it's prac-
teal application to our wants, might be easily
framed and laid before the next Legislature for
its approval, to be afterwards accepted by a pub
lie meeting of the taxpayers to be affected by it.
YESTERDAY. some three hundred or more Off
GERS and men landed from Ii. l. German Majesty's
ship Elizabeth, now lying in port, and proceeded
to Kulaokahua plains for practice in military tao
tics. His Majesty the King, the Queen, their
Royal Highnesses, the Princesses Lydia Kama
kaeha and Miriam Likelike, several high digna-
taries of the government, foreign officials, and
members of the Kings staff, were present. The
troops, armed with muskets, went through the
manual of arms, marching aud countermarching,
with a degree Of experiences and precision that
we never remember to have seen exceeded any
where. Then followed a " sham fight wherein
a redoubt was gradually approached by an as
saulting army, and after a gallant defense CON-
PEELED to surrender. The artillery, consisting of
full alertness. 1t was really a brilliant affair,
and much appreciated by the crowds of spectators
on foot, on horseback and in carriages.
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The FIRST session opened on the 9th Of July and
closed on the 18th of December, giving a period of
five months with the above result. Thus far, the
work has been that Of rendering or reducing a
heterogeneous knowledge of English into q homoge-
neous mass. Nearly one-third of the Freshmen were
altogether ignorant of English upon their arrival
here.
Sophomores, 18; Freshmen, %.
A great majority of students are alive in their ef-
forts to acquire the English language. This you will
perceive by a reference to the general English and
Hawaiian averages. Each class has one daily recita-
ton in Hawaiian.
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VI EMORANDA.

Report or AN BIZ W. A. HOLcOaB, DUsToS, MASTER
Left Honolulu Sept ooh. Sighted Bakers Island 10 days out,
having heavy westerly gales on the passage which drove the
vessel to the eastward stood to the : and encountered north
erly winds and calms Easerly current, and drifted 10
Long 19 E, before being able to make any northing, and so
for 81 days after first sighting the island, when again made it.
Lay OF and on during three days, landing stores. Was unable
TO lay the moorings on account Of rough weather, and sailed
for Honolulu. Had strong NE trades, arriving after a passage
Of IS days. A native seaman named Kanehailua, died on
board the bark 90 days out from Honolulu.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

NAVAL.
q 5 Flagship Pensacola, Rear-Admirai A Murray.
ii / VI ) Elizabeth, Captain Wickede
II y VI : Daring, Commander John G J Hammer.
MERCHASTMES.
Am schr c VI Ward.
Am schr Gen Harvey. Trip.
Am schr LOleta, Dexter
Haw schr Giovanni Apiani, Weeks.
HaW bk Matte Macleay, Pope, loading
Am bk Jennie Pitts, Manner.
Am bktne Jane A Falkinburg, Hubbard, loading.
Brit bk Mariana, Domino, repairing.
Am bk J W SeaveT, Godfrey, dischsrging
Am 3-msst schr VIM L Beebee, Eszhen, discharging
French bk AUguste, Bernard
Am bk W A HOIcemb, DuntOn.
wHALERs.
Haw VIII brig Onward, Eldredge-
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OPIUM SOMKTNG.-In the trial of Il case of yiela-
ton OF the law regulating the sale of opium, which
TOOK place this week before the Supreme Court.
one witness. II native woman, testified that she
had smoked opium for twenty years. Her coun-
tehance showed traces of addiction to the vice.
out not to the extent that might have been ex-
pected' from the long time she had p~racticed the
habit.
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TEMPERANCE LECTURE. Rev. George Morris,
Deputy from the Grand Lodge of the State of Cal
ifornia to this Kingdom, will give another tenn
perance lecture in Fort Street Church on Monday
evening next at u O'Clock. Mr.. Morris is Ii fluent
speaker and handles his subject ia a graceful and
able manner which cannot fail to interest all who
hear him. The question o. temperance is one of
great import to all our residents, and this, with
the known ability of the speaker, cannot fail 10
secure a large attendance.
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rs.

IN 12-Schr Jenny, Pake, for SawiIiwili, Kauai.
14-Hav bk X e WyIe, Wolters, for Bremen
liam schr Jos HoolIey, Briggs, for Guano Islands
15-Brt bk Madura. Stanton, for Jarvis Island
I5-Am brig W II Meyer, Brown, for san Francisco
I6-Schr Waioli, Kaehu, for Kohala, Hawaii
ls-Stmr LikeIike, Shepherd, for Kauai
I7-Schr Prince, SimeIsOn. for Kona and Kau, Hawaii
I7-Schr Fairy Queen, Peni, for HanaIei, Kauai
l7-Schr Haleakala, PuaahiEa, for HiIo, Hawaii
lT-Schr KekauluOhi, Malaihi, for HanaIei, Kauai.
lT-Schr Warwick, John Bull. for Kalaupapa, MClokai
ls-Schr Mary Ellen. Kuanoni. for HilO, Hawaii.
lS-Schr PueOkahi. Clarke. for Hama, Maui.
ls-Schr Marion, kib!in, for KOloa & Waimea, Kauai
lS-Schr Nettie Merrill, Hatfield, for Lahaina, Maui
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PASSENGERS.
Ze4landil, Jan 7-E Macdonald.

FOR sYDSEY-Per Zealandil, Jan 7-E Macdonald.
FOK JARVIS IsLASD-Per Madura, Jan I5-Mr CoIsou.
FRoN WISDwAE PORTs-Per Likeike, Jan 15-Capt l. III
Hubbard, Capt Pope, e l. Wright, J Johnson, W Dart, T f
Mulls, Father GulstOne, X Anu, NJ Eckart. Miss " Richards.
Mr. and Mrs G G Williams Mr. and Mrs ID X Vida and two
children Mrs q Hall and two children. Geo Blackie, Master C.
Mcclure, ID b Griffin. VIM o Smith, b c Davis, J II Condron,
Aehi, Z y Makee, f ii Rogers, J Gay, A EnOs, Aiona, Father
LeonOre, Chung Loo, AchOng, aud IS deck.
FOR sAS FELScIsco-Per W ii Meyer, Jan I6-Mrs Suilb.
Mrs Peiree, J Enright, T. Keik, VIM 5 Dryer, Frank Renker.
FoR KAULI-Per Likeike, Jan 16-J L Richardson, o C
Rose, Capt Hubbard, CS Wright. I Purvis, W Wilder, J III
BLACK A Dreier. 4 : sPalding and wife, J U Kawainui, Wm o
smith, ii ) Martin, A Young, and about IS deck.
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New LAW FIRN.-We notice that Messrs. Castle
q Hatch have formed a partnership for the transac-
ton OF law business in all the Courts of the King
dom, as well as the usual Office business. Their Of
nee is on Merchant Street, Sd door south of Fort
Street. We cheerfully recommend them to the con-
fdence Of the business public.
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To the Foreign Residents, Electors of the
District of Honolulu.

VuNHE TINE Is APPROACHES FOR THE
Il Election Of Members to represent your interests in the
forthcoming Session of the Legislative Assembly OF the
Kingdom.
We have been requested by the Committee Of the Native
Electors Of Honolulu to bring our names forward for your
notice.
We take this opportunity Of presenting ourselves to the
public, soliciting your support and confidence in Carving out
the necessary measures of reform, essential for the welfare OF
the people.
We will devote ourselves as will become our duty. 10 do II
utmost for the advancement and progress of the citizens and
Government.
ROBERT HOAPILI BAKER.
EDWARD K ~LILIKALANI
SAMUEL PANIANI,
DAVID MALO. jaI92 t
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saved from being abandoned by the effects of the
treaty. If it he said that the plantations would
have gone on even had their present owners failed
or abandoned them. l reply that in some cases the
production would have been suspended at once as
Ikno,1; whilst in others. which have not been pay
ing, the industry would gradually but inevitably
have died out without any known industry to take
its place, whilst a few plantations where the yield
has been exceptionally large would have continued
to prosper.
1t is also to be noted that the price Of labor has
largely advanced, whilst the effect Of the abandon
hent of a part of the plantations (by throwing
large numbers out of employmenD would have
been to create a surplus of laborers, and to reduce
the price of labor. Considered in this light (Which
l think to be the true one) the effect of the treaty
has been to enhance every interest OF the Kingdom,
as really as that of the planter, though being in
directly, it is not as easily seen. The change IN
all the departments of labor, except in the advance
of wages, could hardly be expected to attract
much notice. as the sugar industry has for the last
fifteen years. amidst struggles and failures, fnr-
nished employment and occupation 10 all these
classes and they have received constant benefit
from it. whilst the plantation owners. who fur
nished the capital have themselves lost from one
to two millions of dollars in their struggles to main
tain and build 1t up. but this could not, in the case
of many, whose lands had not yielded largely on
account OF drought or other causes beyond human
control, have much longer gone on, but for the
treaty-therefOre all the benefits accruing to the
parties named from the existence of these several
departments of labor, are fairly to be credited
directly to the treaty.
As to the future. great caution should be eXer-
cised by investors and operators, as the advance in
labor, which forms a large item of expense, is fully
equal to the increased value of the sugar by remis-
sion Of duties-thus requiring about as many
pounds TO meet plantation expenses, as it did be-
fore the treaty. If this be so. the same economy
will be required to achieve success as formerly.
Recuperation of The partially exhausted soil and
an increase of yield. must be counted upon still as
necessary to n successful result of many of the en-
terprises commenced. And it is desirable in order
to attain these results for every one to feel that
they are participating in the benefits of the treaty
which seems to me TO be the fact, as l think /
have sufficiently shown. No doubt we are expert
encing hard or dull times. 1t is so throughout the
world, but the measure of prosperity which we do
enjoy, however it may be abridged by the univer-
sal dizziness and hard times. is largely due TO the
sugar interests, of which the treaty may be called
the life. Respectfully Yours,
S. n. CASTLE,
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Audience at Iolani Palace.

His Majesty granted an audience at Iolaui Palace
on Wednesday, the 10th inst, at y N. to i. Furst
enau, Acting Consul for Germany, for the pTesen
tation of Captain Won Wickede of II. l. g. NJ. ;
Elisabeth.
The Captain addressed His Majesty as follows
YOUR MAJESTY will graciouSly allow me to express the
high satisfaction which / feel as a German officer, when l see
TIE commercial prosperity OF my countfylnen under hOuI
M.jesty's Government. Your Majesty will please. at the same
7 time. TO accept thanks for the kind reception | have received
at this happy moment on my voyage round the world.
/ can only repeat what, on former occasions, my brother Of
fcers have said, that the interest which Your Majesty TAKES
in the welfare of my countTymen, has always received full APP
probation by my august Sovereign, the Emperor William.
To which His Majesty replied:
CAPrAIS:-I welcome you and your officers to this Kingdom
Be assured that your patriotic satisfaction in viewing the
commercial prosperity Of your ccunuymen, under my Govern
ment, is fully reciprocated in the pleasure / entertain in the
fact that German commercial interests are enabled 10 prosper
here.
1t is a subject of qualification to myself that your august
Sovereign appreciates the interest which 1 always have taken
in the welfare of your countrymen, whom business or fortune
has brought within my dominions.
Although, as l learn, your visit here is TO be brief, / hope
that 1t will be a source OF pleasant "reminiscences TO yourself
and your officers.
Captain Won Wickede then presented the follow
ing officers:
First Officer, Korvetten Kapitain-Stubrnrauch.
Kapitain Lieutenants-Graf Won RanzoiO. Fret
herr Won Bodenhausen, Diederichsen.
Lieutenants eur See-Riedel, Siegel, Rosendahl,
L~andfermann, Gehrmann.
Inter Lieutenants Eur See-Gotz, Wahrendorf.
AssistenZ Arzt-Dr. Fischer.
Inter MISUNDERSTANDING
Pfarrer-Fasch.
Seckadets Won Puttkamer, Kittsteiner,I Won
Pustau, Schroartzkopff.
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ACARD.-MR. WIN. WEIGHT, BLACK
SMITH, in retiring from business, takes this method of re-
turning his sincere and earnest thanks to all who have favored
him with their patronage in the past, and wishes them all
the success they desire in their various pursuits of life. 1t
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LECTURE,

EV. GEO. RlS. RAN
~ Lecturer from California, will Lecture on Temperance
NEXT MONDAY EVENING, January 2lst, commencing at
1880 O'Clock, in the Fort Street Church. Everybody cordially
invited.
u \. B.-After the Lecture a Regular meeting Of Ultima
Thule Lodge will be held at knights of Pythfas Hall, Hotel
Street.
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TO GOOD TEMPLARs.

"A DISTRICT ODG FOR THE HA
ian Islands is to be formed and a District Session of tn
uTandsIodge held, commencing on Tuesday Evening, Januar,
I'D, at Z O'Clock, in Knights of Pythias' Hall, Hotel street.
All members in good standing cordially invited. Oan $50
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MARRIED..

ST Luke's Church, Kalamazoo CITY.
Michigan, December 26th. DR. J E EMERSON, late Of these isl
anis, 10 wILLIENESA II ELLIOT, daughter Of DIR L Z Chap
man Of that city.
MakawaO, Maui, December 3Ist
by Kew J s Green, Mr. ABRAHAM T. FERSASpEz OF Honolulu
TO Mis- MINERVA f DAVIS Of Makawao.
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A CARD.

VENHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS nav
Il entered into a Law Partnership, and will do business at the
FORMER once OF W.. X. Castle. Business placed in our hands
will meet with prompt attention.
WILLIAM r. CASTLE,
FRANCIS NJ. HATCH,
Honolulu, January 14th, 1873. jalo 2t
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VI PORTS.

From sYDNEY-Per J W seaver, Jan I1-2i5 tons coal
FRON NEwCAsTLE-Per W L Beebee, Jan 12-464 tons Goa,
From HOSGKoSG-Per Auguste. Jan 1875 NJ bricks. 100
pcs tile ware. 1890 budls ireWoOd, 500 ps SQUARE tiles 27O
chIirs and cOuches, and 5O9 pigs Chinese goods.
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FOUND

Am RSDA MORNING LAST ON
~ Hotel Street, a genteman's GOLD RING, with a Corne-
Ian stone. The owner can have the same by proving proper
~ and paying for this Advertisement, At THIS OFFICE. 1t
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LYNLS-At La Grange. Ill, December 4lh, Of diptheretic
Group. FRANKLIN COSsITT, second son Of David d and Mary
Z Lyman, aged 4 years and 9 months.
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Lahainaluna Seminary.

The following interesting summary of the e1amina-
ton for the five months ending December II, has
been sent to US for publication:
The first written examination of this Seminary oc-
cupied FIVE days, and was conducted on the same
principles as thoae of any college. Three and q half
hours q day were spent by the students in writing.
Everything was supplied them by myself, the STU
dents merely coming into the Chapel in persona only.
No books were allowed, and the daily sessions we're
presided over by the faculty. The following figures
will show the proficiency of each class:
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AFONG HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE
~ to Queen Street, next door to Messrs. Fl. HackfeId 4
Co.'s former Office. iaI9 1t
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CASTLE & HATCH,

AT LA WV. r.
IA NOTARY PUBLIC.
Will attend all the Courts of the Kingdom. Particular at
tention paid to the negotiation OF Loans, Conveyancing, Col
Letting, etc. u Money to Loan on Mortgage.-OFFICE
Merchant Street, 3rd door south of Fort Street, Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands. ja1Q am
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A CARD.
HONOLULU, JANUARY !, 1878.

HONOLULU, JANUARY !, 1878.
MEssRs. K URBAN, Cincinnati, Ohio
Gentlemen: The No 19 Fire and Burglar Safe I purchased
from you some time ago has proved Itself worthy of the conf
dence I placed in it. 1t was in the great fire of the 18th of De-
cember, 1877, l opened it on the next morning by your admir-
able arrangement Of inside bolt work on the combination, and
was agreeaSly surprised to find all books and papers perfectly
preserved. The interior of the Safe is so perfect l believe it
will stand another fire, and L will therefore continue to use il.
jas At Yours truly, JAS. A. HOPPER
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BIRTH.
DIED.

Lemon Esq, q daughter.
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Jan. IA, 1873.

RS. Since writing the above l have learned
that land is being constantly leased for rice, and
that IN some cases the lessons engage their services
to the lessees at once on favorable terms. This is
a direct benefit derived from the treaty. s.N.C.
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List of Advertised Letters
DEMAINING IN THE GENERAL POST
HI OFFICE, Honolulu, January, 1873:

LISL OF advertised Letters
Ia OFFICE, Honolulu, January, 1873:
Armstrong, John jackson, Capt G
Kellogg, Douglas
Baganz, Louis W
BoyIin, Michael Look. Able ID
Brueker, Louis
Morris, Rev Georges
Clarke. Henry Pa Murray, Mrs p w
Clark, George 2 More, Robert
Clark, George ) Montanya, Andreas A
Carne, Hugh 2 May. James Y
Clifton, HI Manchester, Thomas w
Cawte, Q Milton, Joseph b
Crowell, J Wiliston Moren, Horace 2
Denmead, Henry
Doe, William 2 Nicholson. Chas II
Diamond, Hugh C Newman, George
Darland, Arnold
DoIard, Capt John Pshucke. CwAe
Patton, Chas w
Eckels, William Pass. David
Peccenini, MelchiOrre
Flynn, J 2 lProsser, James
Foster, Alfred IPalen, Asa l.
Fletcher, William @ Park, Thomas X
FTancke, 2 4
Record, Office of Honolulu
Gilmore, Mrs ME IRostock, Charles 2
Gardiner, Thos Robson, Thos
Gas Light Co Raymond, Miss l.
Gousley, Robert
sheridan, o
Hayselden, Thos Sen Smith, d 7
Hennebery, Rev p Sheridan, Charles
Halves. Miss Mile Smith, r p
Holt, Frank Salaun
Hubbard, T +
Hayne, Capt c Van Name C2
darkness, Capt Geo
w cir, RobertJ
Iyes. Z A 2 Warston, VI w
Williams, Thomas
Jones, Oliver Haywood Williams, Capt WV
II Persons inquiring for letters in this. list are particularly
requested to ask for ADVERTISED LETTERS.
jaI2 A p. BRICKWOOD, p. NJ. @.
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ALFRED FOSTER.
FOSTER & THOMAS,
BRICKLAYERS AND BUILDE r S
Successors to II. NJ. Whitney,

ARTICCLAR ATTENTION PAID TO
u Setting Steam Boilers, Furnaces, Bakers Ovens and
Ranges, and all kinds of Heating Apparatus. Also. variegated
Concrete Sidewalks.-AU Work entrusted 10 US will he e1ecn-
ted promptly, and on reasonable terms.
II Orders may be left at J. MCLEAN'S TIN SHOP No.
81 Nuuanu Street. ia1o 6nE
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CHURCH siS.

METHODIsT.-Preaching at the Methodist
Church every Sabbath. Rev. ]. 8. Gillett. Pastor.
CHRISTI at the Christian
Churchion the second and fourth Sabbaths in each
month by Elder J. J. Williamson.
PRESBYTERIAN.-- Preaching at the Presbyte.
rian Church on the second and fourth Sab.
bathin each month by the Rev. W. L. Kennedy.
PROTESTANT EPlsCOPAL.--s Services second
Sunday in each month at l0h O'Clock, A. NJ, and
p. n, at st. Marks Church.)
BAPTIST.-Preachng at the Christian Church
on the third Sunday in each month, by Rev. Mr..
Wright. -u'
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To tI,e Psablic.

The FREE PREss being merely q
newspaper, without seottrian bias, it ID
proper We should explain the appear.
ance Of the following article iu it,
columns. We publish Il, ssoe do ad-
vertisements, because pe are paid for IL
and can admit Of no reply save on the
same conditions. us.-EDIroR.1
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COLO IN CHILDREN.

For children complaining CT
collie, headache, or sick stom-
seh. q teaspoonful or more viii
give relief. Children, as well
as adults eat sometimes too
much supper, or eat some
thing which does not digest
we'll. producing sour stomach,
heartburn. or restlessness; .
eocd dose Of Liver Regulator
will give relief This spplies
TO persons Of all ages. IL 10
the cheapest, pBresi and best
FAMILY Medicine In the world